• Human Service Organizations

• 4231.

Mariposa Dr Foundation

We create sustainable solutions to end generational poverty by educating and empowering girls and inspiring the international community to join the movement.

• Education N.E.C.

• 4232.

New York Browning Society Inc

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• Physical Fitness/Community Recreational Facilities

• 4233.

Green Artery

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• Personal Social Services

• 4234.

Vietnamese Evangelical Missionary Fellowship

TO GLORIFY GOD BY MOBILIZING VIETNAMESE EVANGELICAL CHRISTIANS TO ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN CROSS-CULTURAL MISSIONS.

• International Relief

• 4235.

Mandehah Incorporated

Effective solutions to poverty in MadagascarMandehah incorporated is a non profit organizationexempt from federal income tax under internal Revenue CodeIRC section 501c3.

Jangelica's Foundation Corporation

Jangelicas is a non-profit charitable foundation in charge of supporting and providing the necessary aid to needy communities with the aim of reducing poverty and promoting child and youth well-being in the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean.

• Youth Development Programs

• 4237.

VILLAGE YOUTH & FAMILY CENTER INCORPORATED

Helping teens cope with anxiety and depression through yoga.

KITSAP RESIDENCES

Supporting Adults with Intellectual Disabilities OUR MISSION Our mission is to endeavor to make a positive difference in the lives of people receiving services through offering quality support and services that are individuallyfamily driven stable and flexible satisfying to the person and hisher family and able to meet individual needs.

ASIAN PACIFIC SELF-DEVELOPMENT

Together we can build A safe and supportive community Our Story Asian Pacific SelfDevelopment And Residential Association APSARA was formed in 1989 by a resident group of 35 refugee families who lived in Park Village Apartments PVA a deteriorated and unsafe 230unit apartment complex.