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101		OAKLAND, CA
102		Mansfield, TX
103		Houston, TX
104		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
105		Seattle, WA
106		ATLANTA, GA
107		TAMPA, FL
108		GLENDORA, CA
109		TOPEKA, KS
110		CLARKSTON, GA
111		SANTA ANA, CA
112		Seattle, WA
113		Long Beach, CA
114		ANAHEIM, CA
115		Carlsbad, CA
116		OAKLAND, CA
117		LAKE BUENA VISTA, FL
118		GREAT FALLS, MT
119		PHOENIX, AZ
120		Frisco, TX
121		Auburn, WA
122		PORTLAND, OR
123		Fort Lauderdale, FL
124		ST LOUIS, MO
125		St Louis, MO
126		Kirksville, MO
127		PHOENIX, AZ
128		Saint Louis, MO
129		PORTLAND, OR
130		Miami, FL
131		PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL
132		Austin, TX
133		McKinney, TX
134		SNOHOMISH, WA
135		CARMICHAEL, CA
136		MIRAMAR, FL
137		Tampa, FL
138		LAREDO, TX
139		King City, CA
140		BIRMINGHAM, AL
141		CLARKSTON, GA
142		HENDERSONVILLE, TN
143		SAN YSIDRO, CA
144		ATLANTA, GA
145		Oakland, CA
146		Lemon Grove, CA
147		SEATTLE, WA
148		San Diego, CA
149		TOPEKA, KS
150		LEAVENWORTH, KS

provides bilingual, culturally-sensitive aid, education, and advocacy for low-income residents of the bay area, particularly monolingual Spanish-speaking immigrants.

The strives to promote a better understanding of the principles of democracy and to inculcate among all people a higher appreciation of the benefits of citizenship. To serve the needs of all veterans and their families. To fulfill our commitment to community, state, and nation.

The Association is the national association of established to promote justice, advocate for fair and reasonable law and policy, advance the quality of and nationality law and practice, and enhance the professional development of its members.

CPA ORGANIZES WORKING CLASS IMMIGRANT ADULTS AND YOUTH TO INCREASE THEIR VOICES THROUGH SOCIAL JUSTICE DIRECT ACTION CAMPAIGNS AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT. OUR WORK WITHIN OUR TENANT WORKER CENTER AND YOUTH ORGANIZING WORK ALLOWS OUR MEMBER/LEADERS TO LEARN ABOUT AND ENGAGE IN ISSUES MOST EFFECTING OUR COMMUNITY.

WE SUPPORT IMMIGRANTS THEIR FAMILIES BY CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEM TO SUCCEED, WHILE HONORING THEIR HERITAGE. WE HELP IMMIGRANTS FROM ASIA, (CONTINUED ON SCH O).

TO PROTECT EMPOWER IMMIGRANT SURVIVORS OF CRIME PERSECUTION.

ORGANIZATION SERVES AS A MISSION BOARD FOR CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ENDEAVORS RELIGIOUS ORDER - SISTERS . BUKOBA DIOCESE TANZANIA AFRICA (AN ORDER CATHOLIC MISSIONARY NUNS MWANZA ARCHDIOCESE IN TANZANIA). MISSION WORK INVOLVES EDUCATION CHILDREN FROM ELEMENTARY TO HIGH SCHOOLS, MEDICAL SCHOOLS FOR NURSING, VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS, ORPHANAGES, COMMUNITY CENTERS, AND RELIEF SERVICES. MISSIONARY WORKS INVOLVES BUILDING A COMMUNITY CENTER, ORPHANAGES, AND SCHOOLS, AND PROVIDING RELIEF SERVICES TO HIV/AIDS PATIENTS AND REFUGEES GENOCIDAL AND CIVIL WAR.

TO PROVIDE BASIC AID AND SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE TO ORPHANAGES, REFUGEES AND THE POOR OF ASIA.

TO SPREAD PEACE IN A HURTING WORLD BY SUPPORTING MANY CAUSES AROUND THE GLOBE. THE FOCUS OF THE MANY PROJECTS ARE PRIMARILY ON HUMANITARIAN AID AND ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES, INCLUDING RELIEF FOR REFUGEES AROUND THE WORLD, LGBTQ RIGHTS ADVOCACY, A NETWORK OF ORPHANAGES AND SAFE HAVENS, AND CONSERVATION EFFORTS IN THE RAINFORESTS OF PERU AND BRAZIL.

VISION: CDF ENVISIONS COMMUNITIES THAT ARE THRIVING AND DIVERSE, WHERE THE VOICES OF ALL RESIDENTS ARE HEARD AND RESPECTED, AND WHERE RESIDENTS ARE ENGAGED IN DECISION-MAKING. WE ENVISION COMMUNITIES WHERE RESIDENTS WORK TOGETHER AND WITH OTHER STAKEHOLDERS TO ENSURE THAT EARLY LEARNING HAPPENS EVERYWHERE, RESULTING IN EQUITABLE, SUSTAINED POSITIVE OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES. MISSION: CDF ACTION ENGAGES RESIDENTS AND PARTNERS TO CRAFT INNOVATIVE, CULTURALLY SOUND COMMUNITY-DRIVEN EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVES THAT BUILD ON COMMUNITY ASSETS. WE SEEK TO TRANSFORM EARLY LEARNING TO CREATE EQUITABLE, POLICIES, PRACTICES, AND PROGRAMS IN WHICH ALL CHILDREN, INCLUDING REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS, ARE NURTURED, SUPPORTED, AND PREPARED TO LEARN AND ACHIEVE SCHOOL SUCCESS.

SUPPORT REFUGEES AND DISPLACED FAMILIES

Serve orphans, elderly, refugees and the poor.

We aim to educate, organize and mobilize the low-income and working-class families of the community in Southern California and address the issues and concerns that we face in our daily lives. In carrying out our mission, we cultivate and (continued top of page 2)

THE CORPORATION IS FORMED PRIMARILY TO RECEIVE GIFTS, GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS AND MEMBERSHIP FEES FOR USE IN THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP AND SOUND CHARACTER AMOUNG YOUTH

Providingfinancialaid,transportation,educationopportunities,healthcareresources,etc.totheLostBoysofSudanandotherneedyrefugees.

TO DEVELOP CAREER PATHWAYS FOR IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES TO ENTER OR REENTER HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONS THE U.S. AND TO WORK WITH EDUCATORS AND EMPLOYERS TO QUALIFY ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS FOR HEALTHCARE JOBS.

TO OFFER SPORTS PROGRAMS THROUGH A VOLUNTEER BASE and PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP and CITIZENSHIP.

AWARDS TO HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SOCIAL SERVICES TO MEET THE NEEDS OF REGUGEES IMMIGRANTS COMING TO ARIZONA TO INSURE A SUCCESSFUL

To provide funding for the NGO that delivers social aid to refugees in the Middle East and North Africa region.

The helps refugees, asylees, and low-income individuals achieve economic self-sufficiency. The accomplishes this by providing business capital and technical assistance. Formed in 2011 and associated with the Diocese of Olympia, NRF is an independent 501(c)3.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, PRIMARILY FOCUSING ON IMMIGRATION RELATED ACTIVITIES.

FREE TAX PREPARATION WITH IRS(VITA), IMMIGRATION SERVICES, ECONOMIC FOR FINANCIAL STABILITY, MEDICAL/PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES OR HEALTH OR WELLNESS, LEGAL SERVICES...

ST. LOUIS BUILDS A MORE CONNECTED AND PRODUCTIVE SOCIETY FOR IMMIGRANTS, THEIR FAMILIES, AND THE WIDER COMMUNITY.

A WORLDWIDE INSTITUTION, ENSURES HIGH QUALITY LEARNING EXPERIENCES THAT TRANSFORM STUDENTS FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP AND INDIVIDUAL EXCELLENCE.

TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF ITS MEMBERS AND THE HIGHEST IDEALS OF MANHOOD, BROTHERHOOD AND CITIZENSHIP ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE .

IT IS THE MISSION OF THE ADAC TO ADVOCATE FOR THE RIGHTS OF OUR UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES.

The MICA is a organization committed to working with low-income immigrants to overcome barriers to justice. The MICA utilizes legal services, organizing, advocacy, education to promote the voice human dignity of communities.

HELPS REFUGEES, ASYLUM SEEKERS, IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR RECEIVING COMMUNITIES THRIVE WITH FREE, HIGH QUALITY ONLINE INFORMATION AND RESOURCES IN MANY LANGUAGES.

TO PROMOTE GOOD CITIZENSHIP AND LEADERSHIP QUALITIES IN DESERVING, AT RISK AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED RESIDENTS THROUGH THE ATTAINTMENT OF HIGHER OPPORTUNITIES

THE ORGANIZATION IS THE DISTRICT CHAPTER OF THE ESTABLISHED TO PROMOTE JUSTICE, ADVOCATE FOR FAIR AND REASONABLE LAW AND POLICY, ADVANCE THE QUALITY OF AND NATIONALITY LAW AND PRACTICE, AND ENHANCE THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF ITS MEMBERS. THIS CHAPTER ADDRESSES THE ISSUES RELATING TO THE OVERSEAS JURISDICTION OF LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN.

equips and empowers people to live lives of service and justice. does this through hosting service and justice learning trips across country. Each trip gives participants skills to address root causes of injustices and to connect with and support their neighbors in relational, sustainable and dignity-affirming ways in their own communities. Trips cover topics such as hunger relief, refugee and immigrant welcome, eco-justice and creation care, race and reconciliation, homelessness and housing justice, disaster relief and effects of poverty on children.

The mission the organization is to provide immigrant assistance and support program to the community.

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN RELIEF BY PROVIDING EMERGENCY SUPPLIES, FOOD, WATER, CLOTHING AND HOUSING TO REFUGEES AND IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES IMPACTED BY NATURAL DISASTERS.

To provide financial assistance to Syrian refugees in Turkey, Lebanon, California so as they may seek psychosocial treatment.

TO HELP THE POOR AND NEEDY ALL AROUND THE WORLD

To provide immigration services to low income families

Educationassistanceformigrantfarmworkerstudents

The has been organized to provide financial support and other opportunities to participants by assisting the youth in developing the characteristics of citizenship, respect, discipline, teamwork, sportsmanship, and physical and mental well-being through the Future Farmers of America program with competition at the local and state levels.

TO UNITE LOW-WAGE AND IMMIGRANT WORKERS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN THE BIRMINGHAM AREA TO DEFEND OUR RIGHTS, PROMOTE OUR DIGNITY, AND PURSUE JUSTICE FOR ALL.

EXISTS TO SERVE THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY IN CLARKSTON, GA BY TRAINING AND EMPLOYING RELOCATED REFUGEES.

BUILDERS GOOD CITIZENSHIP.

THE ORGANIZATION IS A BI-NATIONAL, DIRECT LEGAL SERVICES ORGANIZATION SERVING INDIGENT DEPORTEES, MIGRANTS, AND REFUGEES IN TIJUANA, MEXICO. THE BULK OF OUR SERVICES ARE IMMIGRATION-RELATED. HOWEVER, THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE WE SERVE ARE DIVERSE, SO WE ALSO COORDINATE WITH ATTORNEYS AND NON-LEGAL PROFESSIONALS IN A RANGE OF AREAS SUCH AS FAMILY LAW, LABOR LAW, CRIMINAL LAW (PARTICULARLY POST-CONVICTION RELIEF), AND EMPLOYMENT LAW. WE ALSO ASSIST FAMILIES WITH ASPECTS OF REUNIFICATION IN MEXICO WHEN IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED BY U.S. AUTHORITIES THAT IT IS IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILD TO LIVE WITH HIS OR HER PARENT IN MEXICO. WE WORK WITH NON-CUSTODIAL DEPORTED PARENTS TO ENSURE THEIR RIGHTS AS PARENTS ARE PROTECTED IN THE UNITED STATES FAMILY COURT SYSTEM.

CARING CHILDREN WHO ARE ORPHANED

Educate78s mission is to ensure that every student, in all 78 square miles of Oakland, has a world-class public education. Accordingly, Educate78s activities center on increasing the number of Oakland students who have access to high quality public schools and graduate ready for college, career and citizenship.

The mission of is to provide a response to the issues facing asylum-seekers and refugees on a global scale. MHF believes that all humans should be treated with dignity and respect, despite country of origin. Through on-the-ground relief efforts, health services, housing, transportation services and legal representation we work to ensure the health and safety of the people we work with.

WE ARE WORKERS, UNITED ACROSS DIFFERENT INDUSTRIES TO IMPROVE OUR WORKING CONDITIONS AND OUR LIVES. WE ARE COMING TOGETHER AS A MULTIRACIAL COMMUNITY OF WORKING PEOPLE, INCLUDING IMMIGRANTS, WOMEN, PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, AND LGBTQ+ WORKERS. WE BUILD POWER THROUGH EDUCATION, ORGANIZING, AND ENFORCEMENT. WE TO RAISE AND UPHOLD STANDARDS IN THE WORKPLACE. AND WE FIGHT FOR ECONOMIC AND RACIAL JUSTICE IN OUR COMMUNITIES.

We fight to advance full economic, social, civic inclusion refugees in San Diego region, throughout California, and across country.

TO PREPARE STUDENTS FOR ADVANCED EDUCATION, SUCCESSFUL CAREERS AND RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP THROUGH ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND HUMANITARIAN IDEALS.

EMPOWERS COMMUNITIES TO IMPROVE THE WORLD BY MAKING LASTING DIFFERENCES IN THE LIVES CHILDREN. STRIVES TO BE A POSITIVE INFLUENCE IN COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE. THE SIX PERMANENT OBJECTS INTERNATIONAL WERE APPROVED BY DELEGATES AT THE 1924 INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION IN DENVER, COLORADO. THROUGH THE DECADES, THEY HAVE REMAINED UNCHANGED. OBJECT 1: TO GIVE PRIMACY TO THE HUMAN AND SPIRITUAL RATHER THAN TO THE MATERIAL VALUES LIFE. OBJECT 2: TO ENCOURAGE THE DAILY LIVING THE GOLDEN RULE IN ALL HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS. OBJECT 3: TO PROMOTE THE ADOPTION AND THE APPLICATION HIGHER SOCIAL, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS. OBJECT 4: TO DEVELOP, BY PRECEPT AND EXAMPLE, A MORE INTELLIGENT, AGGRESSIVE AND SERVICEABLE CITIZENSHIP. OBJECT 5: TO PROVIDE, THROUGH CLUBS, A PRACTICAL MEANS TO FORM ENDURING FRIENDSHIPS, TO RENDER ALTRUISTIC SERVICE AND TO BUILD BETTER COMMUNITIES. OBJECT 6: TO COOPERATE IN CREATING AND MAINTAINING THAT SOUND P

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