Find Urban & Community Economic Development Nonprofits and Charities

  Sarah C. wrote:

Justine Petersen helped my husband learn how to build his credit as a new arrival to the US. They also provided a Spanish translator to accommodate his needs. They also helped us buy our first house. The talented and professional staff helped us from... more »

  Deepak J. wrote:

I met Chris and Marilyn for the first time at Navdanya, Dehradun in Sept 2012. They were conducting a series of soil workshops and teaching a module at a course on organic agriculture that I was part of. I witnessed first hand their passion to... more »

  cheextraordinary420 wrote:

I became familiar with VHCDC in 2004 as a double-minority owner of a distribution company. Though my company was located in the Northern portion of North Carolina ( near the Virginia line) I received an invitation from VHCDC to attend a conference for... more »

  kiva wrote:

Kiva.org is a wonderful organization that has really been revolutionary in the field of microfinance by allowing someone to lift an entrepreneur in the developing world out of poverty with as small as $25. My experience has been very positive because... more »

  Howard F. wrote:

The only reason this doesn't get five stars is that I am still new to the ministry, and yet they've won four stars in my book easily. I have got to know their leadership, which has decades of experience in the neighborhood they serve, and am... more »

  Jerald Feinstein wrote:

We are an all-volunteer nonprofit - - - organized to mentor and coach unemployed young adults residing in high poverty, remote, and marginalized areas of the planet to set up and run their own Internet-based companies as well as connecting them with investors... more »

  Abel96 wrote:

As a member of my community, we badly need a food pantry in many parts of the town. My and family are having a hard time getting ahead and we heard about this organization that's coming to my community. So glad. Please support this organization and their... more »

  maureen1450 wrote:

I'm a former English teacher and I love language but I was tremendously saddened by the very limited vocabulary and writing experience of the women I taught. One mother told me she was at Mercy Education Project, or MEP, because she was too embarrassed... more »

  Writer wrote:

Greenhouse Scholars has absolutely changed my life. more »

  Gloria wrote:

Every time I turn around The Beth is offering one stellar community program after another. I'm impressed. more »

  Kelli_Temple wrote:

For the past several tree planting seasons, my classmates and I have been attending NJ Tree Foundation volunteer events in Camden. We love it! It's such a good time. The Tree Foundation has everything you need - shovels, brooms, rakes, gloves, water -... more »

  ActuallyJZ wrote:

FRESHFARM is an essential organization in the Mid-Atlantic region, connecting community members to local farmers, promoting sustainable agriculture, providing gardening, cooking, and nutrition education for local students, and increasing food access and... more »

  Amparo wrote:

As a client of Mission Asset Fund, I am thankful for this amazing organization for helping people restore their credit. I recently filed bankruptcy, almost lost my home, lost all my available credit, but by joining a "cesta' with some of my family... more »

  pelham wrote:

The Papillon FoundationThe organisation allows us to use their premises on a weekly basis at no cost. We only make a very small contribution towards the water and electricity bill. They have donated 10 computers to our organisation Indawho... more »

  Manudu wrote:

We are so happy to join in Great Non-profits page. more »

  truitt0427 wrote:

I was struggling trying to find was to save money and make better money choices. This agency helped me not be afraid of money and take charge of my finances. I learned what triggers me to spend and ways to deal with that. How to invest my money. They... more »

  Water-Man wrote:

I am a Board Member of the Bashakill Area association and coordinator of the Water testing Program for the Bashakill WMA. One of the many activities NYenvironcom is involved with includes water testing of the waters which leave the Bashakill and proceed... more »

  bobena wrote:

In addition to serving on the Board, I was a participant in an Equity by Design Immersive Series and LOVED it! Over the course of three days, I learned about the equity centered community design framework, the importance of centering and including living... more »

  joannalubkin wrote:

I was a fellow in JOI this past year, and am blown away by the care, thought, and expertise in this small organization. Each year, JOI trains a class of young adults in community organizing, and I have seen firsthand the change they make in peoples' lives.... more »

  Jennifer454 wrote:

I had an amazing trip to Costa Rica with CFCI. I was able to see much of the work they were doing there, and the arrangements the organization made were thorough and consistent throughout the trip. The local staff made sure we were culturally aware and... more »

  pachef4life wrote:

I have been disappointed in my experience volunteering at the farm. more »

  scvignes wrote:

The President of the Louisiana Technology Council, Mark Lewis, is constatntly contacted by candidates who are seeking positions in the technology fields. These candidates may be considering relocating to Louisiana, initially entering the workforce, totally... more »

  David wrote:

The Georgia Avenue Community Ministry and food co-ops are a sign of hope for our Atlanta region. The co-ops are a way for low-income residents to organize themselves into strategic communities which then provide food and care to one another. Through these... more »

  psublue23 wrote:

Tell your story here and help others understand this charity This non=profit attended an event held by Rep. Brendan Boyle and they did a great job. They informed parents of their various services and educated Rep. Boyle and our staff on how... more »

  Carolyn102 wrote:

MCCDC is doing important work in helping their clients develop job skills, and networking them with Marin's employers. I am happy to support what they are doing as a donor, a neighbor and also an employer that really values their services. more »

  lusty2000 wrote:

Sane and thoughtful advocacy work around brown fields more »

  love1 wrote:

This organization provides volunteers with very worthwhile projects in neighborhoods and schools. Every time I volunteer they provide the training I need to do a good job. I've learned a lot about what it takes to make sure trees are planted correctly. more »

  Writer wrote:

Great program! The people are very helpful and they get things done more »

  pmauro wrote:

A fantastic Catholic organization taking care of the poor and the sick. It truly lives the corporal works of mercy. more »

  andy3 wrote:

I've worked with the Friends board, membership and executive director Steve Faber for a year. Together we continue to recruit a growing army of Friends, raise money, build partnerships and upset the status quo in City Hall - all in the service of better... more »

  bsilverman wrote:

Oakland Fund for the Arts provides funding so our underserved youth have a chance to find their creative voice while building their self esteem. I've had the pleasure of witnessing first hand these programs in action and have been thrilled to see how... more »

  Patricia_Malika wrote:

The Full Circle Organization has changed my life. I took their Business Course at a time when I desperately needed help for my business. I had made many poor decisions and as a result, we were experiencing great losses. Through their Business... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have volunteered with Urban Life for 5 years with the City Heights Runners program. They are always true to their mission and really put students first. I like that all employees live in the neighborhood they serve and take a long term view of what... more »

  makerman wrote:

A compelling mission delivered by a passionate team of professionals. The CEO is innovative and charismatic, and fosters an environment designed to help her staff learn and grow as they collectively help others do the same. more »

  lukestricker wrote:

I have been around LifeBuilders for a long time now and I will say they are all about the people they serve. They are great stewards of the funds they are blessed with. more »

  chosen2k7 wrote:

I am super excited to be a part of this organization! They are a fun group who really love the supporting the community! more »

  Writer wrote:

I worked with KDI on two projects over the last two years and have been incredibly impressed by their work. One example, KDI created a pilot program called Play Streets in Los Angeles. Their commitment to robust and authentic community engagement and... more »

  MrsCSmith2014 wrote:

This charity has given my kids coats for the last few years, and I am so grateful! In this day and age, you don’t find a lot of good people that genuinely care, but All Nanna’s Kids does!! Thank you ALL NANNAS KIDS! more »

  dmikelar1 wrote:

My name is Clifton Reese, Founder and CEO of Bonton United. It has been an incredible experience serving alongside an organization like BridgeBuilders. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of mentoring and serving youth through their after-school... more »

  savvyguy wrote:

Joseph Bailey is a professional con artist and a smooth talking criminal. He will do and say anything to get your money. He uses the money for his own personal use. He is a sleazy car salesman who can't keep a job. Joseph Bailey is the biggest opportunist... more »

  reaganmd wrote:

Nothing beats the beauty , serenity and friendliness of the Portage Point and people of Onekama. Give them a chance to show you and you will be pleasantly rewarded. Let’s help Renew Onekama and give the community a chance to thrive again. more »

  Theresa wrote:

I love volunteering for CWD! It's great to know that all the work we are able to do in fundraising and setup is going to help others, especially in order to help young people help themselves! As a Career School Counselor, it is great to not only be... more »

  wise1em wrote:

I love volunteering with DLI! By volunteering with them, I have met so many wonderful, passionate, and engaged people who are invested in the future of our amazing city, Lansing MI! The staff, leadership, and board are all highly knowledgeable and appreciative... more »

  aleuzarraga wrote:

RISE San Diego has truly invested in me not only to serve better the communities I am part of but also in my own personal growth. Since 2019, RISE has taken a chance on me by accepting me to the most impactful and transforming leadership fellowship I've... more »

  Daniel39 wrote:

I am a Board Member for this terrific organization and have been an active and proud parent volunteer for several years. Boston City Singers (BCS) is an exceptionally well-run and inventive organization that ensures that students appreciate and understand... more »

  lennoxe0832 wrote:

Noble Steps is a family it’s 100% happy and comfortable environment to be around, It’s always positive vibes. in our community It’s a lot of poverty and a lot of killings going on so I help out in anyway, any chance I get. more »

  Frator Heru wrote:

My review may seem to be biased at first but I feel it is necessary to share with others my personal experinec with The Frator Heru Institute and how it has changed my life. I first became involved with the FHI through its Founder,Mr. Yumy Odom through... more »

  Katy96nurse wrote:

The Katy Heritage Society has been preserving history since 1979. It all started with a unified effort to save the historical Katy MKT Depot and has grown to establish a public park with three historic homes and 3 historic structures that are open for... more »

  sshauger wrote:

The Riverhead BID is doing amazing things for the Riverhead community. Not only are our events such as Alive on 25, Cardboard Boat Race, Halloween Festival and the Holiday Bonfire, making a positive impact on our community, our dedication to refuse removal,... more »

  ardelia717 wrote:

Healing Vine Harbor has been a blessing. One of the women we helped has 4 daughters and was without enough clothing to send them to school. We were able to get three boxes of gently used clothing, from Healing Vine Harbor, through donations that they... more »

  AliaOBrien wrote:

Urban Vision have me hope when I didn’t know I needed it. I applied to be a volunteer, but was worried they wouldn’t accept me because of my non-religious past. However, everyone welcomed me with open arms. The staff is amazing and the kids are beyond... more »

  Curtis Glenn wrote:

The Presbytery of Philadelphia support food closets set up throughout the 5 county area including Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery County. This includes funding donations to the closets in the form of gift certificates to purchase... more »

  Karen183 wrote:

In 2004-2005 I worked as a teacher in what was then Bethel Lutheran Church and School, alongside Elizabeth Galik. I saw first hand her dedication to the Humboldt Park neighborhood, and desire to serve the families who lived there. She was innovative with... more »

  Amir Y. wrote:

I met Michael many years ago and have realized that his passion and drive is 100% authentic. It pays to get to know someone before you invest in them. I support and invest in Talent4Change because it's leader is serious about social impact for all kids... more »

  occasio wrote:

These men do a great job of raising the next generation. I appreciate the work they do in my community and throughout the nation. more »

  tosjrus wrote:

Time well spent fundraising. I hope the Camden Kids Preschool and Community Learning Center becomes a real green building in Camden City by 2015. It will become a hub that will positively impact the health, education, environment, wealth, and housing... more »

  anncunningham wrote:

I first started volunteering for Caroline Center in the Fall 2004. Caroline Center provides job training for low-income women. It is a great place to be, there is so much energy and true dedication to helping women get trained so they can get jobs to... more »

  Shannon D. wrote:

I have worked the amazing people at Growing Home for a few years now on their annual gala and I cannot say enough good things about them. Their model, farms, and training program are all amazing. Beyond that is their amazing group of talented, passionate... more »

  Joshua6 wrote:

I have worked at Foreverfamily as a Development Intern during the summer of 2012. I really enjoy the work atmosphere at the Atlanta, GA program office, and the kids in our community have so much energy! It touches my heart to be able to take the children... more »

  marvindelaney wrote:

The South by Southeast CDC dba University Park Academy graduated 1,399 students from January 2006 to May 2009 in an accelerated High School CDC Diploma program. These students either did not pass the TAKS test or found it difficult to graduate from high... more »

  devantierney wrote:

I have been working at WomenRising for the past five months, and I am so proud of the work that they do. The counselors, case managers, and other employees work tirelessly to ensure that the women and the families that we serve have all of the necessary... more »

  Julia W. wrote:

Very good non-profit that works to alleviate poverty. I am an Americorps VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America) working with the organization for a year. Donations are crucial for this organization, because of the extreme depth of poverty in the area... more »

  drzupnick wrote:

The Institute is the oldest independent non-profit corporation in the USA serving the needs of job creators. It's model improves the ability for CEOs and leaders of small and mid-sized companies to create jobs. It's educaitonal focus enhances the exchange... more »

  Writer wrote:

Working with these students was a wonderful experience! more »

  GSLINOLA wrote:

Gulf South Leadership Institute has assisted a number of nonprofits, ministries, and businesses in the Greater New Orleans area by offering leadership education and guidance. It has been fulfilling to see individuals and organizational teams function... more »

  Zebra wrote:

Great organization who is really about empowering the community all around!! more »

  Ivonne wrote:

SoBRO is an excellent organization because they live by their belief in making the South Bronx a productive & warm-loving place to work & live in! SoBRO also has a genuine heart for making a difference in the lives of both Youth & Adults! I have had... more »

  duane wrote:

Without the EARN program, life for me and my family would not be what it is today! I came from a non-traditional family, I never met my father and my mother passed away when I was six or seven. I was raised by my mother’s only sister with her family... more »

  SAMDC wrote:

This group is trying to pioneer a perspective and policies that will preserve low income neighborhoods and empower residents. It is brave, vocal and willing to alienate politicians, depending on its members to press for changes. Yet it seems to... more »

  gracehaven wrote:

A great Christian based organization that is truly helping those in need! more »

  anitaewood wrote:

PBA helped me get all my legal documents in order to file my LLC in Missouri. They’ve also connected me with resources and job opportunities and are always looking for ways they can support. To have something like this available for FREE really makes... more »

  tcguerra wrote:

I got introduced to GWL through my neighbors & friends. They invited me to GWL's annual fundraiser event called Glow Gala, where there was live music, food, dancing, eco-art for sale and raffles. At this event I learned about just how much great work... more »

  IDEA4Africa wrote:

Early this month Dennis Hanno led teams from Wheaton College and Idea4Africa to teach 200 Rwandan high school students about entrepreneurship. Doubting Thomas that I am, I had to see for myself the power of the program he had developed while Provost... more »

  Camera wrote:

Project T.O.O.U.R. has provided services throughout the years that have helped my family through tough times. Our children participate in most of their programs and my wife and I both got our GED and jobs because of the extra tutorials and family strengthening... more »

  paulahuber wrote:

In June 2008 I learned that my stage III colon cancer had metastasized to the liver. I lived in Florida but I knew that Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York City offered the best chance to treat this disease with a special procedure called hepatic arterial... more »

  renobound wrote:

I worked as the Director of Financial Services for Silicon Valley Economic Development in San Jose, CA from 1997 through 2005. We helped people start and maintain their own small businesses. We had a very small staff and I was hired by a great human... more »

  rocurc45237 wrote:

ROCURC was incorporated in the State of Ohio in 1981, but it was not until 2009 that it applied for 501c3 status with the IRS. Upon achieving 501c3 status in 2009 (retroactive to the State incorporation, 1981), the corporation began a vigorous campaign... more »

  Andrea wrote:

It is rare that one comes across an organization that they believe truly impacts the lives of others for the better. While The Young Journey Foundation's mission is geared toward improving the lives of children/youth and their families, they have impacted... more »

  kpruszenski1 wrote:

Tech 25 partners with the Pittsburgh Public Schools Start on Success Work Readiness program and has always gone above and beyond for our students. Some of our kiddos walk out of their program with clearer goals, audio experience that exceeds the average... more »

  cmkeefe wrote:

Renaissance has been a great help to me in my personal life as well as my development as an entrepreneur. They have helped me to better understand the process of business plan development and the importance of business incubation. The staff is extremely... more »

  KHornstuen wrote:

CCEC is a small but effective organization that helps the community of Charleston, Oregon. The group has one fund-raiser each year to promote the oyster and shrimp industries that are vital to the economy of Charleston. The Ahh Shuck's Oyster Feed is... more »

  johnson wrote:

I have been a Trustee of Emerald Youth for more than three years. The organization provides hope, learning, faith, and positive relationships for at-risk kids in the heart of our city. Every year, more than a thousand young people are walking a pathway... more »

  Jerry Mad Lad wrote:

They are small but impact the community greatly. They provided a historical maker and bust of MLK on Lancaster Ave, and Run Youth Programs as well represent the community in a positive light. more »

  emberimlay wrote:

Well I'm trying to get some help..I lost my job and I'm trying to get another job but its been tough..I am in a pickle. I need some help paying my mortgage payment then I am gonna try and get caught up on my bills...my bills add up to 965.00 kinda scary... more »

  katk21 wrote:

Metanoia is a great organization. They truly teach the member of the community how to be successful on their own. They help in a way that will create a long last sustainable success. The children are taught valuable life skills and character traits... more »

  Yvette54 wrote:

I attended an event on March 20, 2025 - Tax preparation 101. The speaker was Amber Williams. Great set up and presentation. Atmosphere was open for questions. Great information more »

  Kristi Coney wrote:

As a past mentor with Freshministries I was blessed with the opportunity to work with great people and help great kids. Michael Bryant and Vanessa Boyer were excellent mentors to me which I believe contributed to my success as a mentor to others. I... more »

  Tonye wrote:

My name's Antonio Quintana and I would like to share the importance of any donation helps to this nonprofit Organization NEW helps lots of families for a better future as my kids future life NEW offer affordable place to live and a high escolar academic... more »

  wodicka1b wrote:

My first time volunteering was 2 years ago. They haven't been able to get rid of me since! I love that they build their trail with the environment in mind and take the care and consideration of what's around them. more »

  Writer wrote:

Opposed by virtually all the local Rashei Yeshivos! May be Chilul Shabbos BeFarhesia, R"L!!! more »

  Michelle Washington wrote:

My name is Michelle and I began volunteering for United Nations of Consciousness over this past summer. I have always had a passion for giving back to my community and with over 15 years of experience in the non profit sector, I have to say this is my... more »

  Shalimah wrote:

I volunteered for this organization and had my time abused and received poor communication. I observed employees being taken advantage of and and high turnover rate and strange staff drama during my time. Employees seem to burn out quickly and its operations... more »

  FairTraders wrote:

Living and working in Latin America as medical missioners for 20 years, we have witnessed the tremendous improvement that Fair Trade makes in the lives of individuals and whole communities. Food on the table, children in school, democratically organized... more »

  ebryant765 wrote:

Great organization with "boots on the ground" helping girls to understand who they are and feel good about themselves. Caring & Sharing offers a wide variety of options and opportunity for girls. The adult leader volunteers are good with youth. The... more »

  Oletha C. wrote:

Excellent program. I've heard great things regarding their work with children! more »

  capital-gal wrote:

One DC has good intent and potential, comes up with interesting initiatives, but the follow through is mixed. And staff now is down to one person. more »

  TiffanyBaker wrote:

This is such a great organization. They have helped many other organizations raise money and awareness. Thank you guys! more »

  eandcjacksons wrote:

This organization is about helping people help themselves and about second chances for those with barriers to employment. It's about helping veterans, prior offenders, at-risk youth and others become taxpayers instead of tax consumers. And it's about... more »

  CJMayo wrote:

I have admired the work of Methodism's Breadbasket since moving to the Dallas area in 1995 and becoming a member at St. Luke Community United Methodist Church. During my tenure as a social worker with Dallas ISD, I made numerous referrals to Methodism... more »

  MDOWA wrote:

This is my first experience with this organization, but I am confident that my donation is in good hands because I am reading Elaine Brown's book Taste of Power. She is teaching me more about the history of the U.S. than I ever learned in school and helping... more »

  maelos wrote:

I was thrilled to see my daughter's choir on the station. When I called to make the pledge, there was a bit of miscommunication, but I was contacted by their Membership Director, Ryan and everything was taken care of. My concern was handled courteously... more »

  Doug S. wrote:

Our church has partnered with InCommon for many years now. They have consistently connected us to the poor, homeless, and marginalized as our friends and fellow neighbors. No longer are we a church that wants to patronize the poor; we see them as our... more »

  cqabbott wrote:

The Center which is operated by Newton County Tomorrow (NCT) is the heart of future planning for Newton County. As the county grows NCT funds the ability for county officials to meet and productively discuss the vision for Newton County. The decisions... more »

  Don Allen wrote:

IBNN Editors Note: Residents of Minneapolis should read closely the messages sent out in the local Black press that attempt to position this organization as one on the move up, when in fact troubles continue to linger. IBNN has written favorable stories... more »

  ogrgod wrote:

I don't understand why pcs for people doesn't have any recognition. more »

  Writer wrote:

The LA United Methodist Urban Foundation is a magnificent organization that helps students apply to college, get involved in the arts, and become leaders in their community. I started volunteering at their Kid City Hope Place program a few years ago and... more »

  nealray wrote:

Milwaukee Urban Gardens has helped to set up a community garden in my neighborhood which has brought together the neighborhood. They are a great lease holder for the space and are working to integrate people of all backgrounds together all across Milwaukee.... more »

  donna-may-mft wrote:

Scott Valley Focus is the umbrella non-profit for the Scott Valley Family Resource Center (SVFRC). I have been a board member in 2010, but I am also a volunteer and a licensed therapist & educator who can't say enough about this wonderful organization.... more »

  Darlene_B wrote:

Children of all ages deserve bright futures!http://www.familymattersdc.orgWhen I found out I may be relocating to the Washington DC area, I began looking for organizations that provide work similar to the work I had done throughout my career.... more »

  Writer wrote:

With only a few paid staff members, SNG achieves real results for traffic safety in Seattle. They do this with a strong network of neighborhood chapters, motivated volunteers, and effective advocacy with elected and appoint leaders. They've demonstrated... more »

  Darrell P. wrote:

Faith Based Community Resource, Inc. dba Segue Foundation has dissolved as of 12/29/2011. We serviced local churches and districts with six years of service. Our top three accomplishments included securing over one million dollars in grants, creating... more »

  Friend of the Center wrote:

Thank you Pittsburgh Film Office for all your dedication and hard work. I work on the crews that make the films, commercial and other film related projects. You have kept me employed! more »

  sce0601 wrote:

This organization is a great asset to our community. They are knowledgeable, courteous, professional. more »

  rjeaecdoebr wrote:

Entrepreneur Works is a key organization in Philadelphia. They're dedicated to their mission and provide incredible services to their clients, helping to launch and support small businesses across the city. As a Philly resident, as someone who works in... more »

  mobileUser435392 wrote:

The Rising Star Collaborative Coalition has impacted several low income students in the 3rd ward and southeast areas of Houston. These students have excelled far and beyond academically from the start of the program. Need more funding, serving more students... more »

  ecmanage wrote:

I have been on both sides of the fence so to speak in the money management field. This company is A+ in my book. They went over and beyond to help me with my debt management when I got back on my feet from being out of work. They work well with the... more »

  Mulligan2015 wrote:

I have been able to do some work with this wonderful organization that seeks to help low income homeowners with free repairs and upgrades that make their homes healthier and safer. I've been to homes in Denver that were more than 50 years old and in bad... more »

  kristinginger wrote:

CCLF is an inspiring, dynamic organization that makes a real difference in Chicago. Their commitment to helping revitalize low- and moderate-income neighborhoods and suburban communities is inspiring, and they carry out their work in an efficient, responsible,... more »

  essmoon wrote:

As a small business owner and South Park resident, I am proud to support ECOSS's many efforts in my community. I love the fact that they can bring businesses and my neighbors together on so many different levels, from their work with "Duwamish Alive!"... more »

  cfspurlock wrote:

PCs for People Greater St. Louis has been a phenomenal collaborative partner with the SIUE Successful Communities Collaborative's broadband equity work. Our region has been access and digital literacy as a result of their efforts. I look forward to what... more »

  DianaSeifert wrote:

Pro-Vision has been around for 24 years and has helped many young men change their lives. Even though that’s easily said, to actually see that in action speaks volumes. I’ve had the opportunity to interview, sit with and speak with some of the individuals... more »

To support organizations that foster and encourage neighborhood revitiliazation through education and participation. more »

To create and enhance the development and expansion of black business enterprises. more »

The mission of project enterprise is to support and develop entrepreneurs and small businesses in under-resourced communities... more »

Randolph area community development corporation (racdc) is a nonprofit organization that unites the community behind initiatives... more »

A non-profit organization dedicated to redevelop, revitalize and renew the midtown district of detroit as a strong urban community more »

The new york women's chamber of commerce is a not-for-profit charitable more »

See part iii line 4a for details. more »

Community mobilization for health and well being more »

Team sports more »

Plano improvement corporation exists to support the charitable activities of the city of plano, a texas public municipality. The... more »

Provide financial resources and business consulting services to small minority- and women-owned businesses and those located in... more »

Promoting consumer more »

The Mission District is San Francisco’s oldest neighborhood, dating back to the completion of Mission Dolores by Spanish priests,... more »

Organized for the purpose of assisting entrepreneurs in the operation and success of small and minority owned businesses that... more »

Promote economic and social well being of the slippery rock community. more »

Self-help ventures funds mission is to create and protect ownership and economic opportunity for all, especially people of color,... more »

Endeavor miami's mission is to lead the movement to catalyze long-term economic growth by selecting, mentoring, and accelerating... more »

The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, educational and scientific purposes, including, for such purposes, the... more »

To retain, expand, and attract business & industry and to participate in activities which enhance the economic climate within... more »

Organization incorporates a community based revitalization effort involving business, government and civic leadership to stimulate... more »

Attract employers and promote sustainable economic growth in branch county and its cities and villages. more »

To assist in the development and more »

To foster investment in community space through socially responsible partnerships in finance, agriculture, education and the arts.... more »

Bring vitality to urban core of fresno more »

To encourage economic diversification and job creation and retention to benefit low to moderate income persons. more »

Revitalization of historic downtown more »