• Singing Choral

• 4096.

Ames Choral Society

The Ames Choral Society encourages participation in fine choral music since our founding in 1964.

• Civil Rights, Advocacy for Specific Groups

• 4097.

Power U Center for Social Change Inc

We are developing youth of color to lead & organize their own communities in order to build upon the struggle for a more equitable just society.

Central Community Development Corporation

Congress Heights Arts & Culture Center - inspiring, educating & exposing Ward 8 to arts.

• Other Youth Development N.E.C.

• 4099.

Self Enhancement, Inc.

The Blueprint Since 1981 The Blueprint since 1981 Black-Founded ◆ Black-Owned ◆ Black-Led Apply to Alberta Alive Housing ⬇️🏘️ Self Enhancement, Inc.

• Civil Rights, Social Action, & Advocacy N.E.C.

• 4100.

Freeman Initiative

Non-partisan U. S. -based 501(c)(3) social justice organization focused on dismantling institutions and systems that perpetuate race-based oppression and poverty.

• Human Service Organizations

• 4101.

Your Hometown Collective Inc

Official Twitter Account for the DU Great Collective.

• Ethnic/Immigrant Services

• 4102.

The Welcome Project Inc

TO HELP IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES BUILD RELATIONSHIPS WITH LOCAL CHURCHES Refuge International We Connect Building relationships between local church members and refugees and immigrants We Train Timely and helpful training that is not cumbersome We Support Partners are never alone in crosscultural relationships Mentor English One of the greatest needs for refugees and immigrants is learning English.

For Black Girls Inc.

At “For Black Girls,” we believe that equitable representation of our community is the key to unlocking our full potential.

• History Museums

• 4104.

The Baltimore Village School Inc

HISTORIC BALTIMORE VILLAGE SCHOOL HISTORIC BALTIMORE VILLAGE SCHOOL HOME HISTORY BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN THE NEWS CONTRIBUTE GALLERY VIDEOS CONTACT HISTORY Image by John Clark The Baltimore Village School located at 575 Baltimore Drive in Cramerton North Carolina was built by Stuart Cramer in the late 1920s for the children of African American men and women who worked in Cramer Mills and Cramers dairy farm and orchards.