• Alumni Associations

• 604.

Sampson High School Alumni Association Inc

This page is designed to unite former students, families, and friends of Sampson High School in Clinton, NC Black History Quiz Whats the name of the African American that invented the razor strop making the lives of barbers easier.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 605.

Uni United Faculty

Follow us on Bluesky: https://t. co/ZsuyMOLHPh We champion #academicfreedom, advance shared governance, organize all faculty to promote education for the common good.

• Human Service Organizations

• 606.

Brothers and Sisters of America United Inc

We are a North Carolina-based nonprofit organization focused on educating, uplifting, and giving back to minority communities.

• Youth Development Programs

• 607.

Effect Foundation Inc

Home About Us Testimonials Contact Get Involved Blog Gallery More Effect Foundation Inc.

• Education N.E.C.

• 608.

Garland Area Alliance of Black School Educators

GAABSE is dedicated to improving educational opportunities for all students with a focus on African American students.

• Single Organization Support

• 609.

My Other Brother Mob

MOB WORKS WITH INNER-CITY LOW INCOME K-12 SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES IN THE BAY AREA TO EMPOWER AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS (PARTICULARLY MEN)AND PROVIDE A SENSE OF COMMUNITY SUPPORTING THEIR RETENTION AND COLLEGE SUCCESS.

Mentoring America Corp

Our goal at Mentoring America is to slowly minimize the gap between underfunded and funded high schools by allowing students the opportunity to gain knowledge and guidance for post-secondary education.

• Youth Development Programs

• 611.

ASSOCIATION OF C5 YOUTH PROGRAMS INC

INSPIRING TOMORROWS LEADERS The mission of the Association of C5 Youth Programs is to change the odds for highpotential teens from underresourced communities by inspiring them to pursue personal success while preparing them for leadership roles in school college work and their communities.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 612.

DREAM PROJECT INC

Your immigration status can't determine who you'll become.