• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 4348.

Richmond Community Services Foundation Inc

RICHMOND COMMUNITY SERVICES FOUNDATION, INC.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 4349.

Building Bridges Foundation

To erase the stigma associated with domestic violence and trauma, providing alternatives and incorporating trauma informed care.

• Fund-Raising Organizations that Cross Categories (includes Community Funds/Trusts and Federated Giving Programs) e.g. United Way

• 4350.

Austin Settlement Club Endowment Fund

The Settlement Home for Children is a private, licensed nonprofit that cares for children who come from abusive and neglectful backgrounds.

Mentors for Fatherless Children and Abused Families Corporation

Mentors For Fatherless Children & Abused Families empowers youth through mentorship, education & support.

• Foster Care

• 4352.

RUSTY HALO FOUNDATION

We provide Equine Assisted Learning and Equine Assisted Psychotherapy to foster teens, formerly unsheltered teens, Teens with systems use, and teens of Veterans and First Responders.

• Intergroup/Race Relations

• 4353.

Building Bridges Jeff Haas Method for Promoting Peace Through Music

Building Bridges with Music uses the universal language of music to foster open mindness, understanding and respect thereby addressing the root causes of bullying, prejudice and disrespect in public schools throughout Michigan.

• Christian

• 4354.

Redeem Neighborhoods

Our mission is to prevent substance misuse among youth and families through education, assist the unhoused in accessing vital resources, and bring together residents, businesses, and community partners to create a thriving and resilient community.

• Group Home, Residential Treatment Facility - Mental Health Related

• 4355.

Family Life Center

Seneca Family of Agencies: a nonprofit that believes in #UnconditionalCare to help children & families succeed through the most difficult times of their lives.

• Human Service Organizations

• 4356.

Lutheran Community Services Northwest

Urging friends to speak out for refugees Most Americans favor welcoming newcomers through longestablished lawful channels.