• Single Organization Support

• 343.

Mid-Iowa Health Foundation

Connecting opportunities for children, families, and communities to thrive.

Integrated Community

Integrated Community is a nonprofit organization that helps immigrants and their families become self-sufficient and independent in order to contribute to our NW Colorado community.

• Intergroup/Race Relations

• 345.

Student Alliance for Immigrants and Refugees

Projects Creatingcommunity. Bringing students together to support Cincinnati39s immigrant and refugee communities.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 346.

SONOMA VALLEY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

Sonoma Valley Hospital Foundation cultivates community support and raises funds for Sonoma Valley Hospital.

• Ethnic/Immigrant Services

• 347.

American Indian Assoc of Tucson Inc

The Tucson Indian Center is open to the public and serves all Native American and Alaska Native people regardless of tribal heritage.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 348.

We the People Community Health Worker Coalition

We The people community health worker coalition Nurturing the inspiration vision and skills of those working to heal their communities one block at a time.

• Human Service Organizations

• 349.

Rebalanced Life Wellness Association Inc

Supporting Black Mens Health Medical Dental Behavioral Health Services for Active Black Men REVITALIZE BLACK COMMUNITIES RESTORE TRUST IN MEDICINE Leading Dane County as the healthiest in the State of Wisconsin for Black Men to live and thrive Reducing Health Disparities It39s simply a life and death matter thatwe will continue shinning the spotlight on this issue from a broader public health perspective.

LOGAN COMMUNITY RESOURCES INC

HOME ABOUT CAREER SERVICES SOCIAL ENTERPRISE CONTACT SUPPORT LOGAN VOLUNTEER More 911 First Responders Form This form is only for residents of St.

• Employment Training

• 351.

HEARTFELT TIDBITS INC

501c3 providing programs, support, and a long welcome for refugees and immigrants in Southwest Ohio Weve helped over 55000 refugees and immigrants call Cincinnati home since 2008.