• Economic Development

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BRAC USA, Inc.

Building a world free from all forms of exploitation and discrimination where everyone has the opportunity to realise their potential.

• International Development, Relief Services

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HAITI OUTREACH

Haiti Outreach is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization in the U.

• Human Service Organizations

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The Human Utility

🚀@homebrew 💰@screendoorvc 👨‍👩‍👧@cbarlerin 🐶@daisyfleets We use crowdsourced donations (from people like you) to help low income families and seniors pay their water bills.

Seed Consulting Group

Biopower Enterprises is a minority woman-owned business that has developed an advanced composting system for home use.

• International Relief

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HUMMINGBIRD PROJECT

Community Empowerment through Ecological Regeneration Community Empowerment through Ecological Regeneration The Hummingbird Project works for social justice through ecological regeneration and community empowerment initiatives by educating individuals to improve their quality of life and foster stewardship of the earth.

Abundant Harvest Community Garden Outreach

Planting Seeds To Grow Food And Create Opportunity For People Contact Charles 7192015046 2025 Abundant Harvest Aquaponics Cultivating A Healthier Community Responsive design displayed on two lines of title Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit sed do incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.

• Human Service Organizations

• 439.

African Coalition for Development Inc

ACD is dedicated to fostering sustainable growth & prosperity in Africa by empowering entrepreneurs, promoting innovative development initiatives.

• Single Organization Support

• 440.

Hands On Africa NFP

Our vision is that the last command of our Lord will be our first concern and in order to fulfill this vision we need to live Christ to those in need.

• Public Foundations

• 441.

ABERCROMBIE & KENT PHILANTHROPY INC

To improve lives and protect the environment by supporting local communities in the places we travel OUR WORK AK founder Geoffrey Kent pioneered the communityfirst approach to conservation more than 60 years ago.