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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | FREEDOM FUND NETWORK INC We address the disproportionate rate and harm of incarceration of LGBTQ+ individuals. | Delray Beach, FL | |
| 52 | LYN Community Corp To promote religious freedom in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. | North Miami, FL | |
| 53 | Asopica Foundation Inc The organization specific purpose is to support and fund social projectsoriented towards remedying gender inequality and employment opportunities inVenezuela. | Miami, FL | |
| 54 | HUMAN RIGHTS COALITION OF ALACHUA COUNTY We, the Alachua County Human Rights Coalition, are a collective group of clergy, scholars, and community activists and organizers who are committed to educating and assisting individuals and groups who are experiencing difficulties receiving their basic human rights. We are a non-partisan, non-profit, grassroots organization that promotes networking; collective efforts; and coalition-building around issues, policies, and practices affecting human rights. | Gainesville, FL | |
| 55 | FUTURE BRIGHT MINDS INC We will be granting grants & college scholarships to benefit South Florida youth and South Florida LGBTQ youth within South Florida school district through various fundraising efforts and music festivals to help with continued education. | POMPANO BEACH, FL | |
| 56 | UNBROKEN HORIZONS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION INC THE UNBROKEN HORIZON SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING LGBTQ+ YOUTH OF ALL BACKGROUNDS WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO FURTHER THEIR RESPECTIVE EDUCATIONAL JOURNEYS, SO THAT THEY MAY THEN TELL THEIR UNIQUE STORIES AND EFFECT CHANGE IN THE WORLD AROUND THEM. | JACKSONVILLE, FL | |
| 57 | RENEWING DIGNITY TO ELIMINATE PERIOD POVERTY AND PERIOD STIGMA THROUGH DIRECT SERVICE, EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY. WE BELIEVE THAT UNMET MENSTRUAL HYGIENE NEEDS ARE A HUMAN RIGHTS, HEALTH, EQUITY AND DIGNITY ISSUE. | ATLANTIC BEACH, FL | |
| 58 | THE ALLAPATTAH COLLABORATIVE THE ORGANIZATION IMPLEMENTS PLACEMAKING TECHNIQUES TO FOSTER IDENTITY, SUPPORT WEALTH-BUILDING STRATEGIES FOR MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES OF COLOR AND ADVOCATE FOR POLICIES AND PROCEDURES THAT SUPPORT EQUITABLE, COMPREHENSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. | MIAMI, FL | |
| 59 | LUGAR COMUN INC Foment the social change through the arts and through the diversity of cultures. Using theater, literature and music like mains tools. Our goal is to promote inclusion, diversity and democracy and gives visibility to vulnerable minorities. | MIAMI BEACH, FL | |
| 60 | MIAMI FREEDOM PROJECT INC WE ARE COMMITTED TO TRANSFORMING MIAMI-DADES POLITICAL CULTURE THROUGH OUTREACH, MOVEMENT BUILDING, AND COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES WHILE BOLDLY ADVOCATING FOR CLIMATE, ECONOMIC, HEALTH, IMMIGRANT, AND RACIAL JUSTICE.WE BUILD THROUGH MANY INTEGRATED EFFORTS INCLUDING: ORGANIZING and TRAINING PROGRAMMED VIRTUAL PANELS AND IN PERSON GATHERINGS AROUND TOPICS IMPACTING OUR COMMUNITIES - SPECIFICALLY CLIMATE JUSTICE, ECONOMIC JUSTICE, ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE, IMMIGRATION REFORM, AND RACIAL JUSTICE ENGAGED IN REGULAR 1-ON-1 MEETINGS WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS TO IDENTIFY SHARED INTERESTS AND POTENTIAL COLLABORATIONS. DEVELOPED A STRONG BASE OF YOUNG PROGRESSIVE LATINX MIAMI LEADERS AND OFFERED (3) TRAINING AND WORKSHOPS ON ORGANIZING AND MOVEMENT BUILDING. PROVIDED (2) MEDIA TRAINING FOR SURROGATES IDENTIFIED THROUGH PROGRAMMING. MESSAGING and RAPID RESPONSE PRODUCED (2) OP-EDS TO ADDRESS CURRENT ISSUES IN SPANISH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE MEDIA. BUILT AND MAINTAINED A STORY BANK FEATURING LATINX LEADERS THAT | MIAMI, FL | |
| 61 | AIDE COALITION INC AIDE Coalition is a non-profit organization made up primarily of private-bar attorneys, advocating for immigration diversity and equality. Our mission is to protect workforce immigration for a wide array of industries, investors, talented individuals, experienced professionals and in-demand skilled and unskilled workers, through the promulgation of fair and balanced immigration laws. All contributions received will be spent on advocacy and lobbying efforts to inform Congress about the adverse consequences of S. 386 and H.R. 1044 Fairness for High Skilled Immigrants Act, advocate for hearings on this unbalanced and divisive zero-sum legislation and advocate for a balanced and comprehensive solution within the employment based visa allocation system that addresses the backlog and prevents its recurrence, while maintaining access to workforce immigrations for qualified immigrants from every part of the world. | MIAMI, FL | |
| 62 | FLORIDA FAIR HOUSING ALLIANCE INC Helping fight all kinds of discrimination in housing. | N MIAMI BEACH, FL | |
| 63 | ART4HUMANITY FOUNDATION Creating a platform for social interaction that will foster awareness, dialogue and actions on human rights, social inclusion and access to education. Activities Alun Wade Live Stream for Children, Be a Champion of Equality Campaign, School | MIAMI, FL | |
| 64 | PRIDE ALLIANCE OF THE TREASURE COAST IN To promote unity within the Treasure Coast by providing activities, resources, and information to the LGBTQ community. Our goal is to support other non profit organizations that support the Treasure Coast tri-county region. | FORT PIERCE, FL | |
| 65 | FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES #4256 INC TO PROMOTE FRATERNALLY IN THE SPIRIT OF LIBERTY, TRUTH, JUSTICE AND EQUALITY , TO MAKE HUMAN LIFE MORE DESIRABLE BY LESSENING ITS ILLS BY PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE. | ST AUGUSTINE, FL | |
| 66 | ORGANIZE NOW INC ORGANIZE FLORIDA IS COMPRISED OF DEDICATED ORGANIZERS AND MEMBERS WHO BRING COMMUNITIES TOGETHER, ONE DOOR AT A TIME, TO JOIN IN THE FIGHT FOR SAFE NEIGHBORHOODS, HEALTHY FAMILIES, QUALITY EDUCATION, GOOD JOBS, JUSTICE, EQUALITY AND A MORE REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY. | ORLANDO, FL | |
| 67 | YMCA OF GREATER ST PETERSBURG FACILITY OPERATIONS INC THE MISSION OF THE YMCA OF GREATER ST. PETERSBURG FACILITY OPERATIONS IS TO PUT JUDEO-CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES INTO PRACTICE THROUGH PROGRAMS THAT BUILD HEALTHY SPIRIT, MIND AND BODY FOR ALL. THESE PROGRAMS FOCUS ON HELPING PEOPLE IMPROVE THEIR TOTAL WELL-BEING - SPIRITUALLY, INTELLECTUALLY AND PHYSICALLY - AND ULTIMATELY HELP THEM REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL. THE Y SERVES PEOPLE OF ALL ABILITIES, AGE, CULTURAL BACKGROUND, ETHNICITY, FAITH, GENDER, GENDER IDENTITY, IDEOLOGY, INCOME, NATIONAL ORIGIN, RACE OR SEXUAL ORIENTATION. NO ONE IS TURNED AWAY. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS PROVIDED WHEN THERE IS DEMONSTRATED NEED. | ST PETERSBURG, FL | |
| 68 | PULSE OF ORLANDO INC PULSE OF ORLANDO, INC. (ORGANIZATION) WILL ASSIST IN PROVIDING FUNDS TO VICTIMS AND FAMILIES OF VICTIMS OF THE PULSE NIGHTCLUB ATTACK TO INCLUDE HELPING PAY MEDICAL BILLS, LIVING EXPENSES, LOST WAGES TO EMPLOYEES FACING UNEMPLOYMENT FROM THE INCIDENT, AND ALSO WILL RAISE AWARENESS THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY BY PROMOTING EQUALITY AND PEACE FOR ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS. THE ORGANIZATION WILL ALSO ASSIST IN PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ENTITIES WITH LIKE MINDED CAUSES WHICH WILL ENABLE THESE ENTITIES TO ALSO ASSIST IN PROVIDING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO THE ABOVE REFERENCED COMMUNITY. IF ENOUGH FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE THE ORGANIZATION WILL ALSO BUILD AND MAINTAIN A MEMORIAL FOR THE VICTIMS OF THE TRAGEDY. | ORLANDO, FL | |
| 69 | Miami, FL | ||
| 70 | MIAMI, FL | ||
| 71 | Spring Hill, FL | ||
| 72 | HOMESTEAD, FL | ||
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