• Foster Care

• 5599.

LIFELINE CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES INC

Lifeline is a child-placing agency offering services to the children who are in need of substitute care.

• Youth Development Programs

• 5600.

Success Institute Inc

To provide at-risk and disadvantaged young adults practical and life skills, education, training and character development that will lead them to acheive self-sufficiency and increasing levels of authentic success.

• Religious Related, Spiritual Development N.E.C.

• 5601.

2 20 Ministries

We are a Nonprofit Ministry dedicated to impacting the lives of Teen Girls and Women.

• Secondary/High School

• 5602.

Challenge Success

An affiliate of Stanford School of Education Increasing Student Well-Being, Engagement, and Belonging in K-12 Schools.

• Human Services - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 5603.

Bettys House of Care Inc

SHORT TERM RESIDENTIAL THERAPEUTIC TREATMENT Bettys House of Care 501 C3 DONATE MISSION STATEMENT We see a gap that needs to be filled in the mental health of Foster Youth and Bettys House of Care mission is to fill in the gap by motivating healing and restoring children who are affected by trauma.

• Other Youth Development N.E.C.

• 5604.

Life Reimagined for Children

Life Reimagined for Children is a publicly supported charity and acts solely to support the mission and activities of the Travis County Juvenile Probation Department.

• Community Foundations

• 5605.

Community Foundation of North Louisiana

Community Foundation of North Louisiana brings people and resources together to solve problems and enhance our community.

Pro-Vision, Inc.

To inspire hope and purpose into young people, families and communities, through access to academic, economic, and social enrichment opportunities.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 5607.

Minnesota Kids Give

MN Kids Give Teaching Kids the Benefits of Philanthropy MN Kids Give Teaching Kids the Benefits of Philanthropy Minnesota Kids Give is a public 501c3 taxexempt nonprofit organization dedicated to helping young people midlevel elementary through middle school students gain a working understanding about financial philanthropy.