• Community Coalitions

• 4861.

Sustainable Southeast Community Coalition

The mission of the Sustainable Southeast Community Coalition (S2C2) is to obtain and provide resources to inner Southeast Portland by working collaboratively across boundaries and organizations.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 4862.

Amor Foundation

Building Advancing Developing Families Businesses Communities one person at a time.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 4863.

YouthLaunch, Inc.

Youth empowerment through service YouthLaunch Vision: All young people develop skills, confidence and resiliency through empowering service and grow into productive, community-minded individuals.

• Public Foundations

• 4864.

Helping Hands Childrens Foundation

HELPING HANDS CHILDRENS FOUNDATION A 501c3 NonProfit Corporation Home Our Projects Fundraiser Donate More HELPING HANDS CHILDREN39S FOUNDATION Welcomes You Hope Is Where the Heart Is Our Mission To partner with the community to provide guidance and financial assistance to the most vulnerable and underprivileged children through our feeding programs community pantries food packvitaminsschool supplies distribution and financial assistance to children with illness and disabilities.

Assist International, Inc.

Partnering with changemakers around the world to provide solutions that save lives and build resilient communities.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 4866.

Parent Association of Ps 145 M

Check out the amazing things happening at 145.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 4867.

Citizens' Environmental Coalition

A coalition of more than 100 organizations in the Houston-Gulf Coast Region, the CEC fosters dialogue, education, and collaboration on environmental issues.

• Arts Education/Schools

• 4868.

Arts Corps

ARTS CORPS REVOLUTIONIZES ARTS EDUCATION BY IGNITING THE CREATIVE POWER OF YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH CULTURALLY ENGAGING LEARNING EXPERIENCES.

• Human Service Organizations

• 4869.

LET GROW INC

Making it easy, normal & legal to give kids some independence, because when adults step back, kids step up.