Wellness Foundation

Wellness Foundation Menu Cuttingedge plantbased programs for the health of people the planet.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 3431.

Black Economic Collective

THE BLACK ECONOMIC COLLECTIVE IS A GRASSROOTS, COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATION WITH A MISSION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT THROUGH FINANCIAL EDUCATION, RESOURCE ALLOCATION, AND A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT.

• Single Organization Support

• 3432.

Roosevelt High School Foundation

The TRHS Foundation is organized for educational purposes in order to advance, support, and assist i THE ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL FOUNDATION IS ORGANIZED TO CELEBRATE THE TRADITION AND SHAPE THE FUTURE OF ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL BY ADVANCING AND SUPPORTING THE STUDENTS, FACULTY, ALUMNI AND ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY.

• Public Foundations

• 3433.

CUPERTINO LIBRARY FOUNDATION

Cupertino Library Foundation Cupertino Library Foundation The Cupertino Library Foundation encourages life-long learning and self-improvement through the Cupertino Library so that library users of all ages may become more knowledgeable and better informed, more enlightened and more proactive members of the community.

• Nonprofit Management

• 3434.

Health Movement Inc

Dedicated to empowering women through education by providing scholarships & support for women 35+ to build better lives through college completion.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 3435.

Eye Lead Foundation Inc

HOME DONATE ABOUT US PROJECTS SCHOLARSHIP CONTACT US More EXPOSING OUR YOUNG MEN TO EXCELLENCE LEADERSHIP E.

• Alumni Associations

• 3436.

Sna Alumni Foundation

Welcometo Our Website. Join us to make a difference in a Childs life.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 3437.

Concerts for A Cause Inc

Showcasing amazing concerts to support inspiring local Indianapolis Non Profit Organizations.

• Performing Arts

• 3438.

Hand Picked, Inc.

Hand Picked, Inc. 501c3 partners with the artistic staff and members of Beautiful Feet Studio of Dance & the Arts to accomplish the mission of “bringing good” through the arts to the financially disadvantaged, orphaned, and physically restricted including hospitalized seniors and child survivors of human trafficking both locally and around the world.