Business, Youth Development
List of non-profit organizations working on Business, Youth Development .
ERICA PROJECT INC
Our mission is to help students find a vocation or career that they will absolutely love.
Traverse City
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Business, Youth Development
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Junior Achievement, Inc.
Junior Achievement: empowering young people to own their economic success.
Higher Esteem Non-Profit Organization, Inc.
To improve community productivity by raising the self esteem of children, teens and families.
Tulsa
Kids Who Care, Inc.
KWC Performing Arts, based in Fort Worth, Texas, is dedicated to fostering innovative thinkers and leaders through the integration of performing arts, entrepreneurial leadership, and global awareness.
FORT WORTH
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Youth Development Programs
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554.
QUEENDOM 101 FOUNDATION
Queendom 101 places emphasis on empowering young women for the future.
NEW ORLEANS
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Economic Development
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555.
Micro-Empowering Inc,
Our mission is to bridge the gap between donors, individuals, entrepreneurs, government programs, not-for-profit organizations, and institutions by using our closed loop approach execute projects.
New York City
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Consumer Protection and Safety
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556.
BBB of Central Arizona Foundation
To promote the importance of business ethics and provide resources so consumers make better buying decisions.
Phoenix
Independence 4 Ever
OUR MISSION: Our mission is to educate, promote, and support the quality of independent living and life for all disability communities in Southwest Missouri and across the United States.
SPRINGFIELD
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Educational Services and Schools - Other
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558.
Lelei Foundation Inc
TLF’s mission is two-fold: (1) Provide children from disadvantaged economic backgrounds with opportunities to access quality education that will help them reach their full potential and enter society as full and productive citizens; and (2) provide a community learning center that offers holistic lifelong learning and empowerment opportunities for members of the community to transform their lives and realize their potential through continuing education, skills development, and community social and economic interactions.
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