• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 487.

Community Solutions International, Inc

We work to achieve a lasting end to homelessness that leaves no one behind.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 488.

Jerusalem Foundation

We shape the future of #Jerusalem by developing communal strength, fostering creative culture and creating opportunities for future leadership Be Part of An Inspiring Journey www.

• International Relief

• 489.

Arit Fuller Harris Foundation Inc

The Arit Fuller Foundation, Inc. , is a New York City-based 501(c)3 nonprofit organization committed to charitable purposes including assistance to poor parents needing daycare in Brooklyn, New York, as well as helping underprivileged and orphaned children in Calabar, Nigeria.

• Public Housing

• 490.

Step Forward Communities Inc

TRANSFORMING RESIDENTS' LIVES BY PARTNERING WITH ETHICAL, HIGH QUALITY, AND MOTIVATED COMPANIES TO SERVE COMMUNITIES WHICH NEED AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND SOCIAL SERVICES FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, SENIORS, AND VETERANS.

UNCLE DAVES HOUSING

Safe & Affordable Housing Men Since 2010 over 30,000 men stayed at one of our 15 Shared Homes in LA.

• Single Organization Support

• 492.

Esg Housing Inc

Welcome to ESG Housing Inc We are on a mission to build world wide affordable, sustainable, self sufficient communities protected from future pandemics.

Collective Chicago

We disrupt cycles of poverty among young men by providing income-sensitive transitional housing, financial literacy, vocational opportunities, healthy community life, and holistic development that cultivates dignity and empowers self-sufficiency.

• Single Organization Support

• 494.

Slo4Home Inc

PROVIDING FUNDS FOR RELIEF OF THE POOR, DISTRESSED OR DISPLACED RESULTING FROM CRISIS IN THEIR HOME COUNTRY AND WHO ARE RELOCATING TO THE CENTRAL COAST OF CALIFORNIA.

Way Station

Way Station is a resource center serving the MWV area's housing-insecure & homeless population Provide safe, welcoming, non-judgmental space and supportive services for homeless and housing insecure residents of Mount Washington Valley.