• Rehabilitative Medical Services

• 415.

The New York Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitaion Inc

New York Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

• Counseling Support Groups

• 416.

Imagine Further Collective Inc

Imagine Further Collective Creating equitable access to mental health services in the City of Pittsburgh Home About Workshops Contact More About Our Workshops Imagine Further Collective teaches prevention methods for the effects of adversity and trauma through after school and summer camp programs.

• Buddhist

• 417.

Dallas Insight Sangha Inc

Dallas Insight Sangha An Insight Meditation Organization The Sangha Taking Refuge In Community Sangha traditionally refers to the monastic order that follows the Buddhas path but more broadly it includes all practitioners devoted to practicing the Dharma.

Be Momentum

Be Momentum's mission is to provide financial resources through need-based scholarships and sponsorship to students between the ages of 3-18 to experience the empowerment, discipline, and community found within dance studios, through dance education in Southern Santa Barbara County.

• Dance

• 419.

Carolina Dance Collaborative

Dance Collaborative is a mobile Dance Outreach 501c3 organization that brings the power of movement directly to the community by making dance accessible to all people regardless of location, ability, or resources.

• Buddhist

• 420.

Rocky Mountain Ecodharma Retreat Center

A home for meditation in nature: Healing retreats in a stunning, quiet wilderness setting just 30 minutes west of Boulder, Colorado.

• Youth Development Programs

• 421.

LIGHT OF CHANCE

Non-profit founded in 2005 that serves youth and the community through innovative arts and wellness programs.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 422.

Tanta Inc

To promote the wellbeing safety and selfsufficiency of women and girls in resettled and immigrant communities through a culturally responsive approach.

• Arts Education/Schools

• 423.

American Dance Movement

ABOUT US ABOUT US As cofounders of the Dizzy Feet Foundation Nigel Lythgoe So You Think You Can Dance and Adam Shankman Hairspray Step Up have been encouraging communities to get moving through dance for over 10 years by funding dance education in underserved communities as well as educating the public on the many benefits of dance such as improved cardiovascular health selfconfidence selfexpression social skills and lets not forget FUN.