Sadie Nash Leadership Project

https://linktr. ee/sadienash Sadie Nash Leadership Project, founded in 2001, provides award-winning experiential social justice education to over 500 young women and gender-expansive youth in New York City and Newark each year.

• Girls Clubs

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CORNER 4 SUCCESS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

"Building Self-Esteem Through Life Skills" C4S Foundation Building SelfEsteem Through Life Skills Foundation Of The Year C4S GIRLS CLUB Workshops Join the fun and festivities each separately themed workshop can offer.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

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Girlz With Goals Inc

GWG is committed to teaching our girls that they are beautifully and wonderfully made and that they can have a plan for their lives and work towards it.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

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Black Women in Nature

CULTIVATING SAFE SPACES FOR BLACK WOMEN Creating safe spaces for Black women to explore and experience the healing benefits of nature.

• Human Service Organizations

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Women Enabled Enterprises

Women Enabled Enterprises strives to help low income women of color artisans in African countries grow their craft business for self-sufficiency through a virtual, mobile-phone based, retail entrepreneurship skills building program, access to international markets through our USA online marketplace (ShopConsciously), micro-funding from VC impact partner investors and ongoing alumni support.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

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Black Scholar Fund

The 202324 Scholarship Application for Undergrad students is Now Open.

• Education N.E.C.

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National Coalition of 100 Black Women Inc Metropolitan Baton Rouge

Official Twitter account for The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc.

RHODE ISLAND MAYORAL ACADEMY (SM)

Blackstone Valley Prep's mission is to prepare every scholar to achieve their goals for college and the world beyond.

• International Relief

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EVERY GIRL COUNTS INC

Educate. Empower. Sustain Mission Since 2016 Every Girl Counts has helped break the cycle of poverty by promoting and supporting secondary education for girls.