EVE-S FUND FOR NATIVE AMERICAN HEALTH INITIATIVES

We sponsor programs for literacy, injury prevention & education for Native American youth, primarily on the Navajo Nation in AZ, NM & UT.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

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To Return Inc

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHILDREN OF MT.

Village of Hope and Love

To help impoverished children by providing education, nutrition and access to healthcare in a nurturing environment.

• Youth Development Programs

• 868.

The Avenir Project Inc

All over the world, orphans are being abandoned on the streets where they are exploited and sex trafficked.

• Rural

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We R Us

WeRuS Help Keep Great Traditions Alive We live to protect great generations they deserve better Help Keep Great Tradtions Alive We live to protect great generations they deserve better Help Keep Great Traditions Alive We live to protect great generations they deserve better Who We Are The basic idea behind the WeRuS nonprofit organization is to work with and empower Ghanaian traditional villages and communities to plan organize and undertake selfhelp and doable community projects to improve their communities and thus to stop dependence on and waiting for government for their development.

• Health - General & Rehabilitative N.E.C.

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Lakota Well-Being Project Inc

Our Mission WellBeing We provide vital medical equipment lifesaving training to Lakota communities facing disparities and inequities in health and healthcare.

Advocates for Africa's Children, Inc.

To empower African communities to care for orphans and vulnerable children sustainably in their communities and stop the spread of HIV/AIDS.

Inzeku Education Foundation

We raise funds to support the children with what they need to go to school in Kakamega County, Kenya.

• Other Recreation, Sports, or Leisure Activities N.E.C.

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ACCESS - ARTS COMMUNITY CULTURE EDUCATION SPORTS AND SCIENCE

ACCESS is a non-profit capacity building organization that works to create meaningful relationships building just and peaceful communities where kids are the catalysts for positive change ACCESS was founded by Fernando Ortega in 2013 to develop the interests and leadership skills of underserved children from Albuquerques South Valley by connecting them to mentors educators and professionals.