• Arts Council/Agency

• 3970.

Alabama Visual Arts Network

The Alabama Visual Arts Network is a nonprofit organization working to promote the appreciation of visual art and the role it plays in the economic vitality and quality of life of Alabama communities since 1968.

• Buddhist

• 3971.

Tashi Choeling Inc

The purpose of this center is to teach Buddhist principles and meditation without focusing on a particular sect.

• Youth Development Programs

• 3972.

Girls Inspired & Ready To Lead

Girls Inspired & Ready to Lead, Inc. (GIRL) is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to mentor and empower teen girls for future success through promoting academic excellence, leadership skills, community service, career preparation, and self–esteem.

South Dakota Humanities Council

South Dakota Humanities Council's mission is to celebrate literature, promote civil conversation, and tell the stories that define our state.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 3974.

Vietbay Teens

The specific purpose of this corporation is to create a space for Vietnamese-American youth in Northern California to connect with their cultural identity while serving the local and international community VietBay Teens Bridging the cultural gap between generations.

Honpa Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii

We develop our children academically, physically, socially & spiritually through programs guided by Buddhist Values.

• Arts Council/Agency

• 3976.

818 Arts

818 arts is an initiative focused on fostering relationships between San Fernando Valley based artists, independent publishers, and the public.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 3977.

South Asian Network of Actuaries

ESTABLISH A STRONG NETWORK OF CURRENT AND ASPIRING SOUTH ASIAN ACTUARIES WORLDWIDE AND PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL ADVANCEMENT OPPORTUNITIES, EARLY ACTUARIAL EDUCATION SUPPORT, AND BROADER COMMUNITY UPLIFTMENT.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 3978.

Story Chasers Inc

To provide opportunities for learners of all ages to create, develop and share their creativity and oral histories through social media To provide high-quality professional development for educators, including face-to-face workshops, and blended (online face-to-face) workshops focused on digital storytelling, constructive social media use, open sharing of digital curnculam resources Our oral history workshop series curriculum in July 2024 for the Mint Hill Historical Society is available.