• Single Organization Support

• 1.

P I M Project Inc

Giving Youths a Brighter Tomorrow A Nonprofit Organization Against Gang Violence Giving Youths a Brighter Tomorrow A Nonprofit Organization Against Gang Violence Prevent Gang Violence With the Help of Our Organization The Prevention Intervention Mediation Project or The PIM Project is a 501c3 nonprofit organization established in 2013.

MASSACHUSETTS PROJECT 351 INC

Strengthening our Commonwealth through a new generation of service leaders.

• Employment Training

• 3.

Youth Council for Positive Development

Black youth on the move. Our mission is to provide academic enrichment and positive socialization in a culturally sensitive and safe environment.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 4.

Project Hood Communities

Project H. O. O. D. (Helping Others Obtain Destiny) is a nonprofit organization helping to end violence & building communities one neighborhood at a time.

• Youth Development Programs

• 5.

Community Call

We teach civic engagement and citizenship to marginalized youth populations to empower them to have an impact on systemic and social issues in society Community Call, a 501(c)(3), collaborates with marginalized high school youth on news dissection to become civically engaged and empowered through experiential learning.

PROJECT PAVE INC

Working together to end violence. https://linktr.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 7.

Public Safety Peer Support Association

Public Safety Peer Support Association Non profit organization committed to the development, implementation and education for Peer Support systems for public safety agencies and their members.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 8.

Kindervision Foundation Inc

KINDERVISION FOUNDATION, INC. (KVF) OPERATES AS A HIGHLY REGARDED NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATION BY THOSE WHO KNOW THE ORGANIZATION, WORK WITH THE ORGANIZATION OR HAVE WORKED WITH THE ORGANIZATION.

• Delinquency Prevention

• 9.

UNITING OUR YOUTH INC

Welcome To Uniting OurYouth Become a Volunteer Young adults who have been through a mentorship program are to break the law.