• Youth Development Programs

• 5725.

Friendship Circle

Friendship Circle of Los Angeles is dedicated to providing Jewish children who have special needs a full range of social, recreational, educational and Judaic experiences while providing their parents with respite and support.

• Health Treatment Facilities (Primarily Outpatient)

• 5726.

Community Outreach Medical Center

COMC provides high quality Physical and Behavioral Healthcare services within the greater Southern Nevada region.

• Jewish

• 5727.

Temple Emanuel Starlight Foundation Inc

We are a dynamic, inclusive and nurturing Reform Jewish community and find holiness in being fully present for one another through life's ordinary and extraordinary moments.

• Public Interest Law/Litigation

• 5728.

Partnership for Childrens Rights

Proud to provide free civil legal services for New Yorkers in need for 60 years.

• Private Independent Foundations

• 5729.

Chortek Weisman Family Foundation

Helping individuals, families and community organizations achieve their philanthropic goals.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 5730.

Jewish History Museum

History of the Jewish influence in the American Southwest & the Holocaust focused on local survivors EDUCATING ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST AND OTHER GENOCIDES.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 5731.

SONOMA VALLEY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

Sonoma Valley Hospital Foundation cultivates community support and raises funds for Sonoma Valley Hospital.

Hebrew Free Loan

Nonprofit providing interest-free loans to help Jewish individuals & others in Northern California to overcome financial challenges & pursue life dreams We provide interest-free loans to help Jewish individuals in Northern California overcome financial challenges and pursue life dreams.

International Commission for Refugees Inc

The international Commission for Refugees, inc extend a warm welcome and show compassion and dignity to everyone in need, assisting them with basic needs, educa For decades, millions of men, women, and children have fled persecution because of their race, religion, or ethnicity, as well as political unrest, famine, disease, or natural disasters, and have sought refuge in the United States.