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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.

THE IS A MIGRANT WORKER JUSTICE FOUNDATION BASED IN PHOENIX, AZ. WE DEVELOP, EDUCATE, AND EMPOWER MIGRANT COMMUNITIES TO PROTECT AND DEFEND OUR FAMILIES AND OURSELVES.

empowers low-income adults, mostly immigrants, by providing them financial, academic, and community support so they can continue their education, get better jobs, and serve as role models and advocates for their children.

To help new immigrants by providing for basic needs, enhancing education employment opportunities, providing legal support to cement their place in America as happy productive citizens.

TO SUPPORT ONE ANOTHER, LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS AND THE COMMUNITIES IN WHICH WE SERVE. STRIVE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE BY INTERACTING WITH OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH VARIOUS EVENTS AND PROGRAMS, PROMOTING GOOD CITIZENSHIP, AND PRESENTING POSITIVE ROLE MODELS FOR THE YOUTH OF OUR COMMUNITY PROVIDING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AND RELIEF TO FIRST RESPONDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

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.

provides legal services to low-income people in the United States and is the first nonprofit organization whose primary mission is to represent immigrants in removal proceedings, with a special focus on clients who have criminal records (cont p2)

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.

PROVIDES FREE AND AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES TO LOW INCOME IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES, EDUCATES THE PUBLIC ABOUT ISSUES RELATED TO IMMIGRATION, AND ADVOCATES ON BEHALF OF THE IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY.

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

A NON-HIERARCHAL ORGANIZATION WORKING TO BUILD COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AND POWER FOR MIGRANT JUSTICE THROUGH ADVOCACY AND EDUCATION. PROVIDES LOW BONO REPRESENTATION IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH AS WELL AS A VARIETY OF OTHER SERVICES TO PROVIDE THE WIDER SEATTLE IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY WITH HOLISTIC CARE AND RESOURCES.

To transform the lives of refugees and immigrants by providing pathways to sustainable employment in the food industry and to enrich our community through exploring ethnic culture and cuisine.

TO BROADEN THE SUPPORT AND RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO CONTINUE THE LEGACY OF EXCELLENCE IN ACADEMICS, ARTS, CITIZENSHIP, AND ATHLETICS AT LITTLE ROCK CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, AND MAKING DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.

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

THE PURPOSE OF THIS CORPORATION IS TO ENGAGE IN CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE MEANING OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 501(C)(3) WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON ASSISTING THE DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF SEASONAL AND MIGRANT ACCOMPANIED AND UNACCOMPANIED FARM WORKER HOUSING IN THE COUNTY OF NAPA, CALIFORNIA. ALSO TO ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF ASSISTED PERMANENT RENTAL FARM WORKER FAMILY HOUSING IN THE COUNTY OF NAPA, CALIFORNIA.

TO BRING HOLISTIC HEALING IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST

TO CREATE AND FOSTER A SPIRIT UNDERSTANDING AMONG THE PEOPLES THE WORLD. TO PROMOTE THE PRINCIPLES GOOD GOVERNMENT AND GOOD CITIZENSHIP. TO TAKE AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN THE CIVIC, CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND MORAL WELFARE THE COMMUNITY. TO UNITE THE CLUBS IN THE BONDS FRIENDSHIP, GOOD FELLOWSHIP AND MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING. TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR THE OPEN DISCUSSION ALL MATTERS PUBLIC INTEREST; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT PARTISAN POLITICS AND SECTARIAN RELIGION SHALL NOT BE DEBATED BY CLUB MEMBERS. TO ENCOURAGE SERVICE-MINDED PEOPLE TO SERVE THEIR COMMUNITY WITHOUT PERSONAL FINANCIAL REWARD, AND TO ENCOURAGE EFFICIENCY AND PROMOTE HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS IN COMMERCE, INDUSTRY, PROFESSIONS, PUBLIC WORKS AND PRIVATE ENDEAVORS.

WORKS WITH LATINO IMMIGRANTS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY LIFE OUR PEOPLE.

PROMOTE INTEGRATION, ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY, POSITIVE CONNECTIONS AMONG REFUGEES, IMMIGRANTS, THE WIDER COMMUNITY THROUGH TWO-WAY EDUCATION, IMPROVED ACCESS TO EXISTING SERVICES, DEVELOPMENT OF NEW SERVICES.

WE HELP IMMIGRANTS SETTLE INTO AMERICA THROUGH BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS WITH AMERICANS TO AID IN MEETING THEIR PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS. WE ASSIST INDIVIDUALS LIVING OVERSEARS AND ABROAD, INCLUDING MISSIONARIES AND EXPATRIATES.

The TWIMCF a nonprofit agency headquartered in Texas formed with the values of providing relevant necessary and efficient aid to those in need around the regardless of race religion or gender. TWIMCF provides humanitarian assistance across the globe both before and after natural or man-made crises. It our goal to be nimble effective and efficient in the use of our limited resources. We are comprised of individuals who have a common framework for living life: do good be awesome and execute both as efficiently as possible. In 2021 TWIMCF supported people deeply impacted by the natural disaster - Hurricane Ida during the past year. In addition we provided aid to refugees fleeing the civil unrest in Afghanistan after the collapse of its government.

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

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.

Promote public welfare, community activities and cultural exchanges for people from Shanghai area and other parts of China. Assist new Chinese immigrants and overseas students in participating in American society.

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.

Aid refugees from war torn countries

We are a nonprofit organization seeking to provide care and practical resources to international students interns and immigrants. Each of our staff is experienced with cross-cultural living and understands life in a foreign country can be a challenging adjustment. In 2020 we impacted over 400 internationals living in Central Florida through our various programs and partnerships.

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

PROVIDE MEETINGS AND CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION FOR LOCAL

IS A YOUTH BASEBALL ORGANIZATION THAT SUPPORTS THE TOWN OF , CA. DISTRICT 52 OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. THE CHAPTER IS A VOLUNTEERS-RUN ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES POSITIVE YOUTH BASEBALL EXPERIENCE TO CHILDREN OF ALL ABILITITES IN THE COMMUNITY - WITH THE GOAL TO DEVELOPE THE QUALITIES OF LEADERSHIP, CITIZENSHIP, DISCIPLINE, CHARACTER AND TEAMWORK. BOARD MEMBERS ARE TYPICALLY PARENTS WHOSE CHILDREN INVOLVED IN BASEBALL AND SERVE UNTIL THEIR CHILDREN DEPART FROM THE .

SUPPORT RESEARCH EDUCATION IN .

IS AN INDEPENDENT, NOT FOR PROFIT, INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION WITH UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS THAT PREPARE STUDENTS FOR SUCCESSFUL CAREERS AND RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP IN A RAPIDLY CHANGING AND COMPLEX WORLD.

THE LAA EMPOWERS LATINOS TO ADAPT, INTEGRATE AND THRIVE BY PROVIDING RESOURCES SUCH AS FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, ECONOMIC PROGRAMS, A LATINA ENTREPRENEURAL PROGRAM AS WELL AS YOUTH MENTORING AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES

TO PROMOTE HEALTH, CHARACTER, SPORTSMANSHIP, AND RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP THROUGH THE GAME OF . ADDITIONALLY TO SUPPORT AMATEUR ATHLETES, PROVIDE PROGRAMS FOR THE DISADVANTAGED AND THE PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY CHALLENGED, AND TO PROVIDE INNER-CITY YOUTH NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE FUTURE.

Exempt purpose - , ., is a local of International - The worldwide mission International is to build good citizenship by providing a volunteer organization of clubs dedicated to serving individual and community needs, with an emphasis on helping people with developmental disabilities.

MISSION STATEMENT IN THE SPIRIT OF SERVICE, NOT SELF, THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPORT THE AND TO HONOR THE SACRIFICE OF THOSE WHO SERVE BY ENHANCING THE LIVES OF OUR VETERANS, MILITARY, AND THEIR FAMILIES, BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD. FOR GOD AND COUNTRY, WE ADVOCATE FOR VETERANS, EDUCATE OUR CITIZENS, MENTOR YOUTH, AND PROMOTE PATRIOTISM, GOOD CITIZENSHIP, PEACE AND SECURITY.

Humanitarian aid, human rights and peacemaking. . works to alleviate human rights suffering in the wake of wars and natural disasters by providing medical assistance and refugee relief.

Use sports to develop character, teamwork, and citizenship through commitment to an athletic Code Living that applies to life, and to create movement that will play significant role in the transformation of individuals, sports, and society.

TO GIVE PRIMACY TO THE HUMAN AND SPIRITUAL RATHER THAN TO THE MATERIAL VALUES OF LIFE.TO ENCOURAGE THE DAILY LIVING OF THE GOLDEN RULE IN ALL HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS.TO PROMOTE THE ADOPTION AND THE APPLICATION OF HIGHER SOCIAL, BUSINESS, AND PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS.TO DEVELOP, BY PRECEPT AND EXAMPLE, A MORE INTELLIGENT, AGGRESSIVE, AND SERVICEABLE CITIZENSHIP.TO PROVIDE, THROUGH CLUBS, A PRACTICAL MEANS TO FORM ENDURING FRIENDSHIPS, TO RENDER ALTRUISTIC SERVICE, AND TO BUILD BETTER COMMUNITIES.TO COOPERATE IN CREATING AND MAINTAINING THAT SOUND PUBLIC OPINION AND HIGH IDEALISM WHICH MAKE POSSIBLE THE INCREASE OF RIGHTEOUSNESS, JUSTICE, PATRIOTISM, AND GOODWILL.

THE MISSION OF THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA IS TO SERVE OTHERS BY HELPING TO INSTILL VALUE IN YOUNG PEOPLE AND PREPARE THEM TO MAKE ETHICAL CHOICES OVER THEIR LIFETIME IN ACHIEVING THEIR FULL POTENTIAL. THESE VALUES ARE BASED ON THE AIMS OF SCOUTING: TO DEVELOP GOOD CHARACTER, BUILD GOOD CITIZENSHIP AND TRAIN OUR YOUTH TO BE PERSONALLY FIT.

educates students for global citizenship and responsible leadership, empowering graduates to pursue meaningful lives and productive careers. We are committed to liberal arts ethos and guided by its values.

ASSOCIATION, INC. (RCMA) WAS INCORPORATED AS A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, FOR THE PURPOSE OF ADMINISTERING DAY CARE CENTERS AND EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CENTERS FOR CHILDREN OF MIGRANTS AND OTHER RURAL POOR. RCMA ACHIEVES ITS PURPOSE THROUGH A VARIETY OF PROGAMS FUNDED SUBSTANTIALLY BY STATE AND FEDERAL GRANTS AND INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTORS.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO MIGRANT SEASONAL FARM WORKERS, RURAL POOR, DISENFRANCHISED PERSONS.

THE MISSION THE , INC IS TO PROMOTE SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY LIFE FOR MIGRANT/SEASONAL FARMWORKERS AND OTHER PEOPLE IN NEED THROUGH EDUCATION,ADVOCACY AND ACCESS TO SERVICES

Was formed for purpose providing training, guidance and assistance to youth as well as promoting family enrichment activities and promoting ideals patriotism and good citizenship. Disaster outreach.

ICEC) WAS FORMED TO SUPPORT STUDENTS COMING TO THE UNITED STATES FOR GRADUATE STUDIES, TO ENHANCE THE UNDERSTANDING OF INDIAN CULTURE VALUES TO CHILDREN BORN TO INDIAN IMMIGRANTS, TO BRING EVENTS CELEBRATING INDIAN CULTURE, CUISINE ARTS TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

To promote and develop good citizenship and improve the moral, mental, social, and physical status the young people Collier County, Florida.

to provide midwife services and make this care accessible to all peoples- especially Black, Brown, youth, immigrant, indigenous, LGBTQ, low- income and other marginalized communities.

WORKS TO IMPROVE THE LIVES LATINO IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH ADVOCACY, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND COALITION BUILDING. LATINO IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES ARE THE HEART AND INSPIRE, IMPLEMENT AND CHAMPION OUR WORK.

is an undergraduate, liberal arts, residential community of faith and learning, serving students of all ages and backgrounds. We prepare students for lives of citizenship and leadership as we challenge each one to search for truth, grow in wisdom, work for justice and dedicate a life of creativity and service to the peoples of the world. In fiscal year 2021, the served a full-time equivalent total of 987 students. The has 67 programs of study and 15 Division III sports teams.

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