• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

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Turning Point Housing Development Fund Corporation

BCS reaches over 20,000 Brooklynites every year.

• International Economic Development

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Sinapis Group

Sinapis' mission is to make disciples and alleviate poverty through the power of entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship Mentorship Program Launch Social Entrepreneurship Conference Global Entrepreneurship Networking Event Faithdrivenentrepreneursgrowing companies that change the world FAITHDRIVEN ENTREPRENEURSGROWING COMPANIESTHAT CHANGE THE WORLD ITx27S A GLOBAL COMMUNITY PLANT SEEDS OF SUCCESS ACCELERATE YOUR GROWTH GROW ROOTS THAT LAST Sinapis has hugely contributed to our businessx27s growth sustainability and success.

• Youth Development Programs

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Happy Confident Future Foundation

The Happy Confident Future Foundation Home We Love Mentoring.

Boys Hope Girls Hope

Our mission is to nurture and guide motivated young people in need to become college-educated, career-ready, and community-minded men and women for others.

• Other Youth Development N.E.C.

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Girls Geared for Greatness Inc

Inspiring and engaging content designed to provide girls with the tools they need to succeed.

• Big Brother, Big Sisters

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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma Inc.

We are the nations largest donor-supported mentoring network and we were voted 2023 Large Agency of the Year by the BBBSA National Office.

• Economic Development

• 3472.

Hillman Accelerator

Impact-driven organization serving entrepreneurs & ecosystems by providing founders with the resources and direction their businesses need.

• Single Organization Support

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A Boy and His Dream Foundation

A Boy and His Dream Foundation seek to provide youth the ability to take charge of their lives and overcome obstacles and adversities.

WHOAMENTORING WORKS INC

The premier non-profit organization that responds to the "WHOA" imperative need for stronger mentoring programs and empowering events for young & seasoned women WmW responds to the “whoa” imperative need for stronger mentoring programs and empowering events for marginalized youth (boys & girls) and women.