• Other Art, Culture, Humanities Organizations/Services N.E.C.

• 3259.

MYAP Afterschool

MYAP, the Multicultural Youth Arts Program, is dedicated to nurturing the educational, recreational, and social development of children from ages 3 through Kindergarten to 5th grade.

Hearts of Gold, Inc.

Hearts of Gold's mission and purpose are both simple and audacious ─ to help homeless mothers reimagine their lives and their children’s futures, in a world where they are educated, empowered and economically secure.

• Youth Development Programs

• 3261.

Professional Opportunities Program for Students, Inc.

POPS is a non-profit organization that provides character & professional development training for at-risk high school students.

• International Relief

• 3262.

14 Plus Foundation Inc

14+ Foundation, Inc. is a NYC-based 501(c)(3) non-profit established in 2012 by Joseph Mizzi and Nchimunya Wulf to develop, build and operate schools and orphanages in rural African communities.

• Youth Development Programs

• 3263.

Wilderness Kids Alexandria Inc

Wilderness Kids Alexandria gets teenagers from under-resourced families into nature.

• Lesbian/Gay Rights

• 3264.

The Equality Crew

The Equality Crew in Northwest Arkansas is dedicated to creating a welcoming and inclusive community where LGBTQ+ youth and allies can have fun and be themselves.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 3265.

The Center for Children's Law and Policy

Our staff members envision a world where the response to youth who get in trouble with the law is developmentally appropriate, free of racial and ethnic bias, and focused on building strengths that help youth avoid further involvement with the justice system.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 3266.

RICH Restoring Inner City Hope Inc

Our Mission Our mission is to love inspire and empower youth and families throughout Baltimore city.

• Alcohol, Drug, and Substance Abuse, Dependency, Prevention & Treatment

• 3267.

NEW CASTLE PREVENTION COALITIO

New Castle Prevention Coalition (NCPC) formalized in 2010 and became its own 501(c)(3) in 2015, with a goal of preventing and reducing substance abuse by addressing causative issues such as crime, unemployment and underemployment, and community trauma.