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| 1 | PINE TREE LEGAL ASSISTANCE INC PINE TREE LEGAL ASSISTANCE, INC. IS A STATEWIDE PROVIDER OF CIVIL LEGAL SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS IN MAINE, INCLUDING MIGRANT FARMWORKERS AND NATIVE AMERICANS. SERVICES RANGE FROM SELF-HELP MATERIALS TO FULL REPRESENTATION. PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO THE MOST SERIOUS CIVIL LEGAL PROBLEMS IN MAINE, INCLUDING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION. | PORTLAND, ME | |
| 2 | KIWANIS CLUB OF GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP BLACKWOOD FOUNDATION INC THE KIWANIS CLUB HAS PROVIDED HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION AWARDS TO (4) STUDENTS AND PROVIDED LEADERSHIP TRAINING FOR THREE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND ALSO SENT A BOY AND A GIRL TO THE STATE CONVENTIONS THROUGH THE LOCAL AMERICAN LEGION POST | BLACKWOOD, NJ | |
| 3 | Hispanic Alliance of Southeastern THE HISPANIC ALLIANCE SEEKS TO ENHANCE THE HISPANIC CONTRIBUTION TO THE SOUTHEASTERN CONNECTICUT COMMUNITY THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PROMISING LATINO STUDENTS, EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS, AND ARTS AND CULTURAL EVENTS. | New London, CT | |
| 4 | NEW ECONOMY COALITION INC NEW ECONOMY COALITION EXISTS TO SUPPORT A JUST TRANSITION FROM AN EXTRACTIVE TO A REGENERATIVE ECONOMY BY BUILDING THE SCALE AND POWER OF THE SOLIDARITY ECONOMY MOVEMENT IN BLACK, INDIGENOUS, AND WORKING CLASS COMMUNITIES IN EVERY REGION OF THE UNITED STATES | CAMBRIDGE, MA | |
| 5 | BLACK RIVER GOOD NEIGHBOR SERVICES INC A COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES FOOD, CLOTHING, AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ECONOMICALLY AND NUTRITIONALLY INSECURE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TO HELP THEM RETURN TO SELF- SUFFICIENCY. | LUDLOW, VT | |
| 6 | THE BLACK COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FUND INC PROVIDING ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS OF AFRICAN DESCENT | BURLINGTON, MA | |
| 7 | GEORGE L BLACKBURN FOUNDATION FOR NONE | JAMAICA PLAIN, MA | |
| 8 | TRUST FOR NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURES AND CRAFTS ONGOING PROJECT OF DOCUMENTATION OF INDIAN CRAFTS VIA PRODUCTION OF DVDS AND OTHER MEDIA. | FITCHBURG, MA | |
| 9 | CENTRO LAS AMERICAS INC TO PROVIDE STRENGTH AND UNITY WITHIN THE LATINO COMMUNITY OF WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS THROUGH SERVICES THAT ADDRESS THE SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, CULTURAL, RECREATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL, AND POLITICAL PROBLEMS WITHIN THE CITY. | WORCESTER, MA | |
| 10 | MASSACHUSETTS CENTER FOR NATIVE AMERICAN AWARENESS INC ASSIST NATIVE AMERICAN RESIDENTS WITH BASIC NEEDS AND EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES, DEVELOP YOUTH EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMS, AND PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING AND AWARENESS ABOUT NATIVE AMERICANS. | Danvers, MA | |
| 11 | PROJECTS FOR ASIA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION INC Financial support for charitable school of abandoned or displaced tribal children in Chiang Mai, Thailand. | Norwell, MA | |
| 12 | BLACKEY FAMILY FOUNDATION INC DONATE FUNDS TO CHARITIES | STOW, MA | |
| 13 | LAWYERS FOR CIVIL RIGHTS INC LAWYERS FOR CIVIL RIGHTS, INC. (THE ORGANIZATION") IS A NONPROFIT, NONPARTISAN LEGAL ORGANIZATION THAT FOSTERS EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND FIGHTS DISCRIMINATION ON BEHALF OF PEOPLE OF COLOR AND IMMIGRANTS. THE ORGANIZATION ENGAGES IN CREATIVE AND COURAGEOUS LEGAL ACTION, EDUCATION, AND ADVOCACY IN COLLABORATION WITH LAW FIRMS AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 14 | Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts We promote education concering the needs of poor working families. We are the "new majority:" People of color, immigrants, women and the working class, on a path to liberation. Our statewide membership is organizing to put people and planet first before profit. We counter the fear that causes injustice by building power to transform the institutions that govern our lives. In an era of income inequality, environmental degradation and racism, our chapters are building power to confront this triple crisis in Massachusetts. We fill the ballot box with our votes. We fill the streets with our voices. We seed the new alternatives that put power and decision-making in the hands of those directly affected. | Boston, MA | |
| 15 | BURMA BORDER PROJECTS INC We are dedicated to providing funding for medical procedures, educational opportunities and psycho-social support to the displaced refugee and migrant populations from Burma living along the Thai-Burma border. BBP has a long history of over 18 years in working with displaced Burmese refugees and migrants in the areas of mental health, psychosocial well-being, and education. In addition, BBP is also presently focusing its efforts on providing funding for complex often life-saving medical services for children which can not be readily provided by local indigenous medical clinics. | WORCESTER, MA | |
| 16 | MASSACHUSETTS INDIAN ASSOCIATION PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS TO NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN STUDENTS | CARLISLE, MA | |
| 17 | WORLD PARTNERS World Partners is a nondenominational Christian organization which seeks support, including grants, loans and direct or indirect contributions from the general public, for various projects of indigenous churches and missionaries in developing countries to assist with starting and expanding micro-enterprises. | Reading, MA | |
| 18 | LATINO SCHOLARSHIP FUND INC THE LATINO SCHOLARSHIP FUND SEEKS TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES OF LATINO STUDENTS IN THE GREATER DANBURY AREA BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. | DANBURY, CT | |
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