• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 5941.

Three Village Chamber of Commerce Inc

The Three Village Chamber of Commerce is an umbrella organization, bringing some 250 business owners, managers, professionals in various fields, university and association representatives together to build business and benefit the local community.

• International Cultural Exchange

• 5942.

Pamoja International Cultural Exchange Inc

United but Distinct Our Vision A world where people respect and have a better understanding of each other Our Mission To promote and inspire awareness of our connectedness A World of Cultural Information at Your Fingertips Foreign Travel Educational Workshops Discover new cultures through travel arts and workshops at Pamoja International Cultural Exchange Inc.

• Transportation (Free or Subsidized)

• 5943.

Samaritan Car Clinic Inc

THE SAMARITAN CARE CARE CLINIC ADDRESSES TRANSPORTATION BARRIERS TO SELF SUFFICIENCY.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 5944.

Malama Ka Aina Hana KA Aina Inc

The village of Kingʻs landing is home to Hawaiian beneficiaries who followed their naʻau back to .

• Kindergarten, Nursery Schools, Preschool, Early Admissions

• 5945.

KEIKI O KA AINA PRESCHOOL, INC.

Our mission is to Educate children, Strengthen families, Enrich communities and Perpetuate culture.

Toumai Aid Inc

TOUMAI AID INC. TOUMAI AID INC.

INTERFAITH FOOD CENTER

Interfaith Food Center ‘s mission is to provide nutritious food to our neighbors in need in an environment that nurtures dignity and respect.

• Economic Development

• 5948.

Kenai Peninsula Economic Development District Inc

FOSTER ECONOMIC GROWTH BY DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING A BOROUGH-WIDE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM DESIGNED TO CREATE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 5949.

UJAMAA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

1240 N. Claiborne Avenue New Orleans LA 70116 EngagingtheStakeholders About UJAMAA EDC THE UJAMAA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION In April of 2018 the demonstration phase of a community market under the elevated expressway of the Claiborne Corridor reignited the excitement of the community and reestablished the hope of citizens that a longago act of environmental racism could be remedied through intentional placemaking.