• Youth Development Programs

• 1.

Reclaiming Americas Communities Through Empowerment

Building a stronger community where the youth can feel safe, which is possible through effective community programs and development projects.

• Youth Development Programs

• 2.

Raise a Child of the Carolinas

Who children are tomorrow is essentially the outcome of how they are raised and nurtured today.

• Scouting

• 3.

Northeast Ohio Youth Development Council

NEOYDC Committed to youthcentric organizations The Northeast Ohio Youth Development Council NEOYDC is a local 501c3 charitable corporation in NE Ohio developed to encourage promote and support youthfocused organizations within the region so they can pursue their objectives.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 4.

Kids First

KFI Annual TELETHON Kids First Initiative is a nonprofit organization that specializes in igniting that spark in kids.

• Community Service Clubs, Youth Development

• 5.

Youth Unity in the Community

501 (c)(3) Our Mission Work together with individuals busineses and organizations Provide new innovative ideas and raw resources needed to assist our youth Focused on assisting our youth on their path to success We Embrace The Responsibility Giving Thankfully We are honored to host our annually Thanksgiving Campaign which allows us to provide full nutritional Thanksgiving meals for families in need.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 6.

Neopte Foundation

Provide purpose to youth from low-opportunity backgrounds with direction in pursuit of higher education.

• Urban, Community

• 7.

Growth Neo Corporation

Growth NEO Corp. seeks to advance community welfare through education and advocacy for residents in underserved Northeast Ohio neighborhoods.

ST NICKS ALLIANCE CORPORATION

We are a community nonprofit serving low- to moderate-income Williamsburg & Greenpoint residents since 1975.

• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

• 9.

NICKS SOCIAL & COMMUNITY LIVING

Nick's Community is a Nonprofit Organization servicing developmentally disabled adults 22 years and older with teaching and community involvement.