• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 6067.

Women's League for Minority Education, Inc.

As a community non-profit driving change, our mission is to encourage students in our community to obtain higher education, support institutions of higher education which are sensitive to the educational needs of minorities, provide financial assistance to deserving college-bound students in need of financial support, and recognize key members of our community who are making significant and positive contributions.

Fraternity of Alpha Zeta

Alpha Zeta Cornell About Us Founded in 1901 the Cornell Chapter of Alpha Zeta is a coed honors social and professional fraternity devoted to the advancement of agriculture and the life sciences.

TODAYS STUDENTS TOMORROWS TEACHERS

We recruit, mentor and train culturally diverse, economically challenged students from high school through college to become effective and committed teachers.

• Alumni Associations

• 6070.

Illinois Beta Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Alumni

Illinois Institute of Technology Sigma Phi Epsilon Illinois Institute of Technology IL Beta 75 Years Strong.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 6071.

Student Body Scholarship Association

Mission Statement ​Thomas Jefferson believed that democracy wouldn't work unless poor but worthy students had access to a quality education.

• Public Foundations

• 6072.

Very Asian Foundation

THE VERY ASIAN FOUNDATION'S MISSION IS TO SHINE A LIGHT ON ASIAN EXPERIENCES THROUGH ADVOCACY AND CELEBRATION.

• Basketball

• 6073.

BAY AREA ASIAN SPORTS

Our mission is to help boys and girls develop physically psychologically and socially through sports and athletics.

• Youth Development Programs

• 6074.

Asian American Success Incoporated

AASuccess is dedicated to nurturing and advancing life skills among its high school and young professionals to give them the tools to succeed in life.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 6075.

BARNESVILLE SCHOLARSHIP FUND INC

Background Since its founding in 2002 the Class of 1979 Scholarship has awarded nearly one million dollars to support academically accomplished Barnesville community students who possess the aspiration and intellectual curiosity to attend one of our nations highest quality colleges or universities.