JOINT URBAN MINISTRY PROJECT INC

JUMP's mission is to promote the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of people by providing spiritual care, direct assistance to meet basic needs, and advocacy.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 848.

Nicetown Community Development Corporation

TO ESTABLISH A COMPREHENSIVE AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES FOR COMMUNITY RESIDENTS AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 849.

Community First Solutions

For over one hundred years our mission has remained the same - bringing innovative services that mee TO IDENTIFY AND DEVELOP INNOVATIVE AND SUSTAINABLE PROGRAMS THAT ENHANCE INDIVIDUALS LIVES PROVIDED PRIMARILY THROUGH SUBSIDIARY ORGANIZATIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS.

• Senior Citizens' Housing, Retirement Communities

• 850.

Oak Street Senior Apartments Inc

TO PROVIDE RENTAL ASSISTANCE TO ELIGIBLE ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS TO OBTAIN DECENT, SAFE, AND SANITARY HOUSING UNDER HUD SECTION 202 CAPITAL ADVANCE PROGRAM.

• Human Service Organizations

• 851.

Central Kentucky Community Action Council Inc

THIS ORGANIZATION RUNS BOTH FEDERAL AND STATE PROGRAMS WHICH FOCUS ON IMPROVING THE LIVES OF LOW INCOME RECEPIENTS.

Communities That Care of Greater Downingtown

Our mission is to empower youth to make positive choices to reach their full potential, by promoting positive mental health and prevention of substance use.

• Housing Owners, Renters Organizations

• 853.

FOUNDATION COMMUNITIES

Creating housing where families and individuals succeed, in Austin and North Texas.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 854.

PROJECT READY

🗣No community should be left voiceless  🗳Everyone deserves the access, info, & power to vote 🏫 As voters we can positively impact our schools & students Project Ready works to close the opportunity gap, increase equity, and improve life outcomes by powering and activating communities.

Renaissance Social Services Inc

Solutions to Homelessness households were provided resources to prevent eviction and homelessness 2171 people living on the streetswereconnected to housing healthcare and other services 636 participantslived in the agencys supportivehousing including57 families 545 Our Partners 2404 individuals were provided resources to prevent eviction and homelessness 523 people living on the streetswereconnected to housing healthcare and other services 864 participants received housing support including 127 families Our Impact Our Vision A Chicago without homelessness.