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1		Seattle, WA
2		OLYMPIA, WA
3		SEATTLE, WA
4		Vashon, WA
5		SEATTLE, WA
6		Bothell, WA
7		BLACK DIAMOND, WA
8		TACOMA, WA
9		Lacey, WA
10		Seattle, WA
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16		Spanaway, WA
17		Roy, WA
18		Seattle, WA
19		SPOKANE, WA
20		TACOMA, WA
21		SEATTLE, WA
22		SEATTLE, WA
23		OLYMPIA, WA
24		OROVILLE, WA
25		TACOMA, WA
26		AUBURN, WA
27		SEATTLE, WA
28		Shoreline, WA
29		Twisp, WA
30		PASCO, WA
31		Seattle, WA
32		BELLINGHAM, WA
33		Lakewood, WA

Support and promote leadership of Indigenous women and girls in the ongoing regeneration of indigenous communities.

TO PROVIDE PLAYERS INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM OPPORTUNITIES TO WIN GAMES, TOURNAMENTS AND PLACEMENT IN STATE LEAGUES WHICH HELPS PLAYERS OBTAIN RECOGNITION AND ADVANCEMENT TO TOP COLLEGE TEAMS.

IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING THE LATINOS IN STATE

promotes economic independence and opportunity for artisan women in indigenous Quechua communities in Peru.

TO PROMOTE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THE LATINO GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER AND QUESTIONING COMMUNITY IN A CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH DISEASE PREVENTION, EDUCATION, SUPPORT SERVICES, ADVOCACY AND COMMUNITY BUILDING.

is a unique 501(c)(3) Non-profit charitable organization which offers cultural informed healing services, advocacy and mentorship devoted to support the success of Native American Women in pursuit of healing from historical and intergenerational trauma. We deliver custom-designed culturally informed services to fill in the gaps of this underserviced population of Native Women collaborating and partnering with local Tribes and off-reserve Native and non-Native agencies. Services are also designed to support specific Tribal social services programs in areas of Problem Gambling, Treatment, Domestic Violence and transitional shelters.

DISCOVERY, PRESERVATION AND DISSERTATION OF HISTORY OF TOWN

ELEVATES THE POWER, AUTONOMY, AND LEADERSHIP OF THE BLACK INTERSEX and GENDER DIVERSE COMMUNITY THROUGH INTERSECTIONAL LEGAL AND SOCIAL SERVICES. WE UTILIZE THE LAW AS AN ORGANIZING PRINCIPLE TO AFFIRM OUR CIVIL AND SELF-DETERMINATION. OUR ORGANIZATION DISRUPTS OPPRESSIVE SYSTEMS THAT TARGET BLACK GENDER DIVERSE AND INTERSEX COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND LEAD TO DISPROPORTIONATE LEVELS OF POVERTY, HOUSING DISPARITIES, AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE, ESPECIALLY AMONG BLACK AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLE.

The purpose of the organization is to support the students, parents, staff, and coaches of the Programs by recruiting volunteers, raising funds, and conducting events.

Acquire, steward, develop assets in the greater Seattle area to preserve and support Seattles Black/African diaspora . Work with local stakeholders and the City of Seattle to provide affordable housing for vulnerable, disadvantaged Seattle residents.

TO SECURE INDIGENOUS GUARDIANSHIP OF VITAL ECOSYSTEMS.

Support the Tribal Canoe Journey, Publicize and promote Tribal sovereignty and treaty rights, build bridges between cultures via educational programs, participate in transforming the Medicaid system. Responding to COVID we pivoted to transport food and supply traditional medicines to urban Natives.

Our mission is the liberation BIPOC youth through technology and mentorship, by developing decolonized tech education programs to nurture community leaders change.

COMMUNITY FEASTSIn 2020 implemented our COVID pandemic response for Thanksgiving Dinners by making contactless Thanksgiving meal kits distributed from a Native American facility in Seattle. 145 BOXES WERE DISTRIBUTED SERVING 580 INDIVIDUAL MEALS.

SUPPORT THE TUITION COSTS OF BLACK CLINICIANS WHO WILL SERVE THIS COMMUNITY. 49 INDIVIDUALS WERE SERVED DURING 2021.

The had five over-arching goals inspriring our work.1)Illuminate the effects of policing and incarceration on historically disenfranchised communities of color;2)Interpret and monitor laws and policies to prevent inequity and injustice in thier application;3)Intervene and speak out against injustice on behalf of victims, wherever injustice occurs;4) Identify and reduce risk factors incarceration among children and adults; and,5)Include residents of historically marginalized communities as co-designers and co-laborers in system transformation.

To provide education and grants to businesses. To operate as a public charity and receive tax deductible bequests, devises, transfers and gifts.

ONGOING STRATEGIC CONSULTATION, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND DATA ANALYSIS AT NO COST TO CHILD WELFARE AGENCIES, POLICY MAKERS, COURTS, AND TRIBES ACROSS AMERICA

SERVICES FOR NATIVE AMERICANS

TO ASSIST AFRICAN AMERICANS, OTHER ETHNIC MINORITIES AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN THE ACHIEVEMENT OF SOCIAL EQUALITY AND ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE.

SERVICES TO ENABLE LATINO and OTHER LOW-INCOME PERSONS TO DEVELOP SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

The mission of is to promote social cultural political and economic survival of the Tribe to revitalize culture and history in the community. The Longhouse and Cultural Center houses social and cultural programs for members and occasionally other urban natives.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROMOTE SAFE, SANITARY, DECENT AND AFFORDABLE FOR TRIBAL MEMBERS IN THE PACIFIC . WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY PROVIDING TRAINING AND EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES; PROVIDING A FORUM FOR THE DISCUSSION AND RESOLUTION OF ISSUES; ADVOCATING FOR THE COLLECTIVE BENEFIT OF ALL MEMBERS; EFFECTIVELY LINKING MEMBERS TO INFORMATION AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES; AND WORKING COLLABORATIVELY WITH OUR INDUSTRY PARTNERS.

AN EDUCATION AND CLEARINGHOUSE, PROMOTING A CONTEXT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN SUSTAINING THE HEALTH AND VITAL LIFE OF INDIGENOUS ECOSYSTEMS IN THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST AND UPPER BIOREGION.

IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO CULTIVATING THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE LATINO AND INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING SOCIAL SERVICES AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING WHILE HONORING HERITAGE AND CULTURE THROUGH THE ARTS.

Inspire Christ-like change via outdoor adventure, authentic relationships, and biblical truths.

TO BRING ABOUT ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT AND EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY THROUGH EDUCATION AND RECOGNITION WITH EMPHASIS OF YOUTH EDUCATION, MENTORING AND EMPLOYMENT.

To communicate the teachings of Jesus to people in a culturally relevant way; to encourage life to be centred in a spiritual relationship with Jesus; and, to facilitate culturally appropriate participation of people within the wider community of those who follow Jesus.

Research and Education of regional natural and Indigenous History

CONNECTING, EMPOWERING AND CELEBRATING THE LATINO COMMUNITY TO THE AND BEYOND.

To provide financial assistance and access to education to those who live in indigenous mountain areas.

TO PROVIDE EXCELLENT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES IN A NATIVE AMERICAN ENVIRONMENT ON RESERVATIONS THROUGHOUT THE .

A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR BLACK VETERANS INC. NATIONALLY CERTIFIED VETERANS ORGANIZATION AND A UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS CLAIMS REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE PURPOSE OF BENEFITS DISCARGE UPGRADE SERVICES WORKING IN UNITY WITH THE COMMUNITY TO END HOMELESSNESS, EMPOWER LOW-INCOME, MINORITY VETERANS AND WORKING WITH DISADVANTAGED YOUTH.

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