• Youth Development Programs

• 4087.

Taylor Diversion Programs Inc

TO PROVIDE SUPPORTIVE PREVENTION SERVICES NECESSARY TO OPTIMIZE LIFE FOR TROUBLED YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES BY USING PROVEN STRATEGIES IN EDUCATION, VOCATION, NATURE AND WELLNESS THAT RESULTS IN STRONGER, HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 4088.

METRO UNITED WAY INC

Working every day to support thriving kids, strong households, and an equitable community in the Greater Louisville region.

Housing Options Provided for the Elderly Incorporated

HOPE helps older adults live with dignity and independence in the housing most appropriate to their circumstances.

Overland Park Chamber of Commerce

The Overland Park Chamber is the bold voice for business - the resource, advocate, convener and change maker - that drives economic success forward.

BWA Alliance Group

The mission of BWA (Building Wealth for All) Alliance Group is to empower underserved citizens of metropolitan Detroit with the tools necessary to secure viable employment, become property owners, and/or develop multiple streams of income by providing assisted housing/living opportunities and training programs.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 4092.

Crescent Valley Parent Organization

This is the official X account for the Corvallis School District.

• Community Mental Health Center

• 4093.

Fred Finch Youth & Family Services

Fred Finch Youth & Family Services provides help to children, youth, young adults, and families to heal from trauma and lead healthy productive lives.

• International Relief

• 4094.

Economic Development and Empowerment Through Mentoring

Provide an environment of mentoring, learning, and support services for the incubation and growth of successful individuals, enterprises and institutions that will create a sustainable communities in Haiti by leveraging the unique resources of the region.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 4095.

NEXT LEVEL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

We are dedicated to developing optimistic futures by breaking the cycle of poverty, broken homes, and violence in our community.