Hawaii Justice Foundation

• Assure justice for Hawaii’s most vulnerable populations: families, children, and youth at risk; the frail and the elderly; the severely disabled; and others who are unable to secure justice by themselves.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

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South Carolina Administrative and Regulatory Law Assn

Who We Are South Carolina Administrative and Regulatory Law Association SCAARLA is an organization composed of professionals in the legal accounting tax and other related fields that interact with and before regulatory agencies to advance their clients interests.

• Parent Teacher Group

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PTA Utah Congress

Utah PTA ADVOCATES on behalf of ALL children in the state of Utah.

CENTER FOR COMMUNITY ACTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE

For 40+ years, the Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice (#CCAEJ) has brought people together to improve our social and natural environment.

• Mental Health Associations - Multipurpose

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Illinois Psychological Association

ADVANCE PSYCHOLOGY AS A SCIENCE AND A PROFESSION, AND AS A MEANS OF PROMOTING HUMAN WELFARE.

• Legal Services

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Co-Counsel NYC Incorporated

To transform our collective capacity to navigate complex legal systems and support safe, thriving, and engaged immigrant communities.

• Legal Services

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Greater Waco Legal Services

Greater Waco Legal Services provides affordable legal services, holistic advocacy, and collaborative community-driven partnerships so that all members of our community have equal access to justice.

• Single Organization Support

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PHILADELPHIA EQUAL JUSTICE CENTER INC

Main navigation Welcome to the Philadelphia Equal Justice Center Were here to help untangle the web The Equal Justice Center EJC is developing a Virtual Hub to promote a more equitable and accessible civil legal system in Philadelphia.

• Crime, Legal Related N.E.C.

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TENNESSEE JUVENILE COURT SERVICES

WHO WE ARETennessee Juvenile Court Services Association In September 1972 Juvenile Court representatives from Davidson Hamilton Knox and Shelby Counties met in Nashville and agreed to form an ad hoc committee for the purpose of establishing a professional association of juvenile court workers that would become a permanent organization to serve the interest and needs of children in the State.