• Youth Development Programs

• 4492.

Teen Leadership Foundation

TLF empowers at risk youth through housing, employment and mentorship The mission of Teen Leadership Foundation is to empower foster teens and emancipated youth to become better leaders – in their own lives and in their communities.

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Our vision: Every child in a nurturing, well-supported family.

• Delinquency Prevention

• 4494.

Tomorrows Children Inc

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE A STRUCTURED, SAFE ENVIRONMENT THAT OFFERS STABILITY AND SECURITY FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WHILE PROVIDING TRAUMA INFORMED THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES TO TEACH RESILIENCY.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 4495.

Minnesota Head Start Association Inc

MHSA's mission is to empower themselves as a united voice in speaking and acting on issues affecting low-income children and families.

• Student Services and Organizations

• 4496.

Kut Different

Male Mentorship | Student Support | Youth Development To guide young men to own their greatness.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Florida, Inc.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Florida creates and supports one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth We are one of the 240+ affiliates around the country helping children achieve their full potential.

• Special Ed Institutions/ Schools for Visually or Hearing Impaired, Learning Disabled

• 4498.

Hawthorn Educational Arts & Technology Inc

Investing in brighter futures Early education to inspire and advance.

• Public Foundations

• 4499.

Wichita Area Sustainability Initiative Inc

WASI's Feeding the 5000 program promotes regenerative and urban agriculture as the first key step in Optional email code Home WASIs mission is to help build communitywide Ecological Sustainability and resiliency in our area through education training resource creation programs and economic relocalization strategies.

Children's Institute

Children’s Institute leverages research, policy, and advocacy to shift systems toward justice for families, so that all Oregon’s children, prenatal to grade 5, have access to opportunity.