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Funding of indigenous community improvement projects in northern Ecuador

TO PROVIDE CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE EDUCATION, PHYSICAL and MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT TO INDIANS, ALASKA NATIVES, AND OTHER VULNERABLE PEOPLE.

DEDICATED TO ELIMINATING DISPARITIES AFFECTING LATINAS AND LATINOS THROUGH LEADERSHIP, COLLABORATION AND ADVOCACY.

Working with people in the Tribal Regions and poor villages that have limited to no access to medical care, education, common safe amenities, proper nutrition, safe living environment, and other social aspects of life. Our purpose is to bring these people the help they need to live a safe and Happy life.

TO FACILIATE (AMONG FOUR MEMBER INDIAN TRIBES) INTER-GOVERNMENT COMMUNICATION, EDUCATION, COORDINATION RELATING TO FISHERIES QUALITY ISSUES CONCERNING THE BASIN.

COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER IS THE ONLY MEDICAL CLINIC IN OREGON DEVOTED TO AFRICAN AMERICAN/BLACK HEALTH. WE EXIST TO IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES AND ADVANCE HEALTH EQUITY OFFERING PRIMARY CARE SERVICES AND HEALTH EDUCATION AND PROMOTION FOCUSED ON THE AFRICAN AMERICAN/BLACK COMMUNITY.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, TRAINING, HEALTH LITERACY, AND CULTURAL AND ARTS COMMUNITY ORGANIZING

Economic aid to BIPOC and historically underserved families and businesses. Improving lives through community service economic assistance financial education aid and emergency services. Philanthropic eCommerce and retail small business collaborations and Incubator community service provider health and wellness educators. Objective: To relive suffering One Idea One Person One Family One City at a time.

African American helps Portlands Black community imagine the alternatives we deserve, builds our political participation and supports to achieve those alternatives.

To teach and frame STEAM and nature based education through a lens that centers and evaluates the stories, ways of knowing, individual needs, and lived experiences of Black and Brown communities

TO IMPROVE OPPORTUNITIES IN CONSTRUCTION -OWNED BUSINESSES IN OREGON. TO BUILD A COMMUNITY THAT EMPOWERS AND SUPPORTS THE VOICE OF -OWNED BUSINESSES IN THEIR EFFORTS TO OVERCOME BARRIERS, DEVELOP CAPACITIES, PROMOTE AND ENRICH LIVES.

IS COMMITTED TO IMPROVING OPPORTUNITIES IN OREGON FOR LATINOS IN CONSTRUCTION

SEEKS TO HOUSE AND SUPPORT HISTORICALLY AND PRESENTLY UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES, FOCUSING ON BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, AND FORMERLY INCARCERATED INDIVIDUALS

Our mission is to serve our Latinx community through , artistic, and educational activities and programs.

TO HELP EMPOWER AFRICAN AMERICANS AND OTHERS ACHIEVE EQUALITY IN EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT, AND ECONOMIC SECURITY.

Evangelical missionary work with Native American churches, congregations and pastors, on and off reservations.

THE MISSION OF THE BOARD IS TO ELIMINATE DISPARITIES AND IMPROVE THE QUALIFY OF LIFE OF AMERICAN INDIANS AND ALASKA NATIVES BY SUPPORTING TRIBES IN THEIR DELIVERY OF CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE, HIGH QUALITY HEALTHCARE.

Bi-lingual and bi-cultural Latino based social service providers.

THE ITC PROMOTES SOUND, ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT OF INDIAN RESOURCES BY PROVIDING INFORMATION CONCERNING LEGISLATION AND FEDERAL POLICIES THROUGH AN ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM AND QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER.

NAYA WORKS TO ENRICH THE LIVES OF FAMILIES IN THE PORTLAND METROPOLITAN AREA THROUGH EDUCATION, COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, CULTURALLY SPECIFIC PROGRAMING.

TO LEAD THE ECONOMIC AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES OF LATINOS IN OREGON AND SW WASHINGTON.

TO INSPIRE CONFIDENCE, COMMITMENT, AND VITALITY AMONG CHILDREN, FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES; AND TO BROADEN AWARENESS OF AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL TRADITIONS THROUGHOUT OREGON.

TO PROVIDE PERPETUAL MEMORY OF THE OLD WEST AND THE PIONEERS WHO BROUGHT CVILIZATION TO OREGON AND UMATILLA COUNTY. TO PRESERVE FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS THE MEMORY OF THE MANNER OF LIFE, PLEASURES, AND HARDSHIPS OF THE EMIGRANTS ON THE OREGON TRAIL; TO PRESERVE THE CUSTOMS AND LIFE OF THE INDIAN TRIBES WHO OCCUPIED THE OREGON COUNTRY; TO PRESERVE PROTECT AND HONOR THE MEMORY OF VETERANS; TO ENCOURAGE ANNUAL COMMUNITY CELEBRATION AND ENTERTAINMENT. THE ANNUALLY AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES TO ASSIST WITH THE COST OF SECONDARY EDUCATION AND MAKES DONATIONS TO LOCAL CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS.

PROVIDE HEALTH SUPPLIES TO LOW INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND TO NATIVE AMERICAN ORGANIZATIONS TO HELP PREVENT COVID-19.

TO EXPAND CULTURAL AWARENESS, EQUITY AND INCLUSION THROUGH ADVOCACY, EDUCATION AND OUTREACH IN JEFFERSON COUNTY AND THE CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF WARM SPRINGS.

CECLC scholarship program began in 1991 and awards educational scholarships for Latino students each year.

Intertribal Racial Center - To provide education to others.

Bring home support families of through their grief. Hands-on support guidance with search rescue, advocacy with officials, policy change. Long-term point of contact for those in need. Proactive education self-defense for youth.

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