• Family Services

• 4483.

Sub-Saharan African Youth and Family Service in Minnesota

Sub-Saharan African Youth & Family Services of Minnesota (SAYFSM) provides culturally and linguistically appropriate HIV/AIDS and chronic disease education and social services to all Africans in Minnesota.

National Rites of Passage Institute

A National Clearinghouse and Cultural Learning Center for Rites of Passage, youth development and community building.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 4485.

Harlene and Marvin Wool Foundation

The Harlene and Marvin Wool Foundation distributes funds to nonprofit organizations that enrich lives through health education social services and the arts.

GREATEST STORIES NEVER TOLD INC

To design educational programs telling the stories of unknown minority heroes in STEM fields that will make a difference by engaging entire communities in the learning process - helping to build bridges between formal and informal education.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 4487.

East New Orleans Business Development District Inc

TO FOSTER, COORDINATE AND CATALYZE INITIATIVES THAT IMPROVE THE BUSINESS CLIMATE AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN EAST NEW ORLEANS THROUGH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENT, AND IMAGE ENHACEMENT, IN ORDER TO GROW GOOD JOBS, INVESTMENTS AND TAX REVENUE IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

• Youth Development Programs

• 4488.

Anti-Racism Books for Children

Our mission is to supply positive diverse representation and antiracism childrens books to classrooms and early education centers.

• Thrift Shops

• 4489.

African American Cultural Center

CREATING, DEVELOPING AND BUILDING THE NEW AFRICAN-AMERICAN COMMUNITY SERVICE AGENCY PROJECT - AN AFFORDABLE HOUSING MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT WHICH WILL INCLUDE A COMMUNITY SERVICE AGENCY, COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINICS, ADULT AND FAMILY SERVICES, AND OTHER RELATED PROGRAMS.

• Women's Rights

• 4490.

Higher Heights for America

Higher Heights is harnessing Black women’s political power and leadership potential.

Womens Bar Association of the District

Founded in 1917, the Women’s Bar Association is one of the oldest and largest voluntary bar associations in metropolitan Washington, DC.