• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

• 388.

St Johns Place Family Center Housing Development Fund Corporati

Settlement Housing Fund creates and sustains high quality affordable housing and programs, building strong and economically diverse neighborhoods.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 389.

Florida Alternative Investment Association Inc

TO ESTABLISH FLORIDA AS AN INTERNATIONALLY LEADING CENTER FOR ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 390.

Pierce County Economic Development Corporation

The Pierce County Economic Development Corporation is your business information and financing resourc PROMOTE BUSINESS, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT JOBS BUSINESS TOOLS SUCCESS STORIES OUR COMMUNITIES CHAMBERS UPCOMING EVENTS WORKSHOPS EDUCATION WORKFORCE Pierce County Means Business The Pierce County Economic Development Corporation is your business information and financing resource.

• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

• 391.

Center for the Homeless Inc

Breaking the cycle of homelessness. Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness.

Marion Downtown Business Association Inc

The Marion Business Association works with Marion Businesses to assist and support their efforts and the efforts of the city to develop and preserve the community.

• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 393.

Fort Worth Avenue Development Group

DONATE VOLUNTEER SPONSOR By working together we transformed a community.

• Family Violence Shelters and Services

• 394.

Safe Place Inc

TO PROVIDE TEMPORARY HOUSING, COUNSELING, AND OTHER SERVICES FOR BATTERED AND ABUSED MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATION FOR THE PREVENTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 395.

We Give Back Foundation Inc

We Give Back Foundation is about improving the quality of life of those in underserved communities.

• Business, Youth Development

• 396.

Wall Street Connection Incorporated

Wall Street Connection looks to close the wealth gap by building a stronger pipeline of Black financial services professionals by exposing overlooked high school-aged Black youth to the importance of the sector.