• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 721.

Project Grad Akron

Every student, regardless of ethnicity or socio-economic background, not only deserves to, but should graduate from high school and have access to college.

Michigan Street Preservation Corp

THE MICHIGAN STREET PRESERVATION CORPORATION HAS LAUNCHED A CAMPAIGN TO REDEVELOP AND RESTORE THE HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD AROUND THE NASH HOUSE, WHICH INCLUDES THE MICHIGAN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH (BUILT IN 1845), THE SITE OF THE FORMER LITTLE HARLEM SUPPER CLUB, THE COLORED MUSICIANS CLUB, AND THE NUMEROUS DWELLINGS THAT MADE UP THE ONCE THRIVING COMMUNITY.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 723.

African Culture Association Inc

Develop, monitor, identify and provide quality programs for the training, education, recreation, employment readiness for the benefit of our members.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 724.

Association of School Business Officials International

THE MISSION OF MSBO IS TO CONTINUALLY IMPROVE THE LEADERSHIP OF AND MANAGEMENT IN SCHOOL BUSINESS AND OPERATIONAL SERVICES, WHILE ENHANCING THE PROFESSIONAL, SOCIAL, AND ECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF ITS MEMBERS.

• Youth Development Programs

• 725.

Black Pledges

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• Human Service Organizations

• 726.

Bridging Africa and Black America Incorporated

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Enriching Young Minds

Our mission is to educate and encourage young black girls with natural hair 6 to 16 years old to own their own businesses while fostering their self-esteem and self-acceptance through programs, mentorship, resources, and business fairs ect.

• Alumni Associations

• 728.

Phillips University Alumni and Friends Association

PO Box 331Enid OK 737025805482336 Main menu Home Welcome to Phillips University Alumni and Friends Association Reunion and Membership Information PhillipsAlum.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 729.

Descendants of Enslaved Communities at the University of Virginia

To research and reclaim the narrative, to honor the legacies of enslaved and free Black communities and their descendants, and to achieve restorative justice for communities rooted at the University of Virginia and surrounding regions.