National
Black United Federation of Charities – 2007 – 25 Word Statements
11982 – National Black United Federation of Charities: 973-643-3767
www.nbufcharities.org Generates resources
and support for charitable organizations enhancing opportunities for improving
education, health and social welfare, and social justice conditions for
disadvantaged families and communities. [9.6%] - EIN#52-1764913 (T)
11173 – Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement
Foundation 773-947-0026
www.akaeaf.org We are primarily
African-American women with a commitment to provide financial support to
individuals and organizations engaged in lifelong learning awarding
scholarships, fellowships and grants. [2.4%] - EIN#36-3104692 (T,B,Z)
12528 - Balm in
Gilead, Inc. - (804) 644-2256 - www.balmingilead.org a
not-for-profit, non-governmental organization improving the health
status of the African Diaspora by building the capacity of faith communities to
address life-threatening diseases, especially HIV/AIDS.
- EIN#13-3696064 [12.1%] (G,S,X)
11174 – BDPA
Education and Technology Foundation 202-258-3252
www.betf.org Creating an informed Black
community prepared to lead and leverage the knowledge revolution through our
Student IT Education and Scholarship program and BDPA IT Institute. [8.2%] - EIN#52-1806848 (O,S,U)
11686 – Black Cops Against Police Brutality (B-CAP) 973-926-5717
www.b-cap.org B-CAP's programs focus on improving relations
between the police and the African-American/Latino community. The
programs empower citizens while
sensitizing police officers to the community's pain. [14.3%] - EIN#22-3270443 (R,O,I)
10449 – Black
Women in Sisterhood for Action 202-543-6013
www.bisa-hq.org Provides scholarship assistance to
deserving high school women; social assistance to senior women; shares
information with the community at-large; provides leadership/mentors for young
women. [10.7%] - EIN#52-1234388 (B,O,J)
11175 – Black
Women’s Agenda 703-351-1159
www.bwainc.org
Conducts assessments on status of African American
women. Members benefit through advocacy
on their behalf and educational opportunities provided through workshops,
legislative alerts, and newsletters. [15.8%]
- EIN#52-1139558 (R)
11983 – Family
Outreach Ministries International, Inc. 770-402-5161
www.familyoutreachinternational.org
Family Outreach is
currently providing a hot school lunch for 20,000 Haitian Children. Your
donations are leveraged with International Food Aid. [3.0%] - EIN#58-2318743 (P,K,L) .
12530 - Federation
for Southern Cooperatives, The - (404) 765-0991 - www.federation.coop We help Black farmers to maintain their
landownership and assist Black farmers and rural communities through
cooperative development to increase income and create economic
self-sufficiency. [33.6%] - EIN#58-1026695 (K,S,L)
11176 –
International Black Women’s Congress 757-625-0500
www.ibwc.info
Implements national and international community action programs that
reclaim, transform and empower the lives of women and girls through education,
health, spiritual and economic initiatives. [19.5%] - EIN#22-2587281 (P,O)
10459 – Jackie
Robinson Foundation
212-290-8600
www.jackierobinson.org JRF provides scholarship, mentoring
and leadership development opportunities to academically talented, economically
disadvantaged minority students pursuing a college degree at a four-year
institution. [20.1%] -
EIN#13-2896345 (S,O,Z)
11687 – National
Association for Black Veterans (NABVETS) 800-842-4597
www.nabvets.com Provides advocacy for veterans seeking
claims against the Department of Veterans Affairs and fosters community
development by creating positive lifestyles for veterans and their families.
[5.6%] - EIN#39-1171895 (Y,P,S)
11688 – National
Association of Black Social Workers, Inc. 313-875-3400
www.nabsw.org
Provides services and technical assistance to families and groups in an
effort to prevent social decline. [12.2%] - EIN#13-2779773 (P)
10458 – National
Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, The
202-483-4206 www.nanbpwc.org The mission is to promote and protect the
interest of African American business and professional women and to serve as
bridges for young people. [30.6%] - EIN#34-0977363 (W,S,O)
11177 – National
Black Deaf Advocates (NBDA) 703-648-5515
www.nbda.org The largest consumer organization of African
American deaf/hard of hearing people in the United States advocates and
promotes their education, cultural and economic advancement. [13.7%] - EIN#38-3119153
(P)
12531 - National
Black MBA Association, Inc. 312-580-8504 www.nbmbaa.org Works to increase the number of Blacks in the
business community through educational programs for youth, business development
programs and access to management careers. [17.7%] - EIN#23-7348780 (B,O,P)
11984 – National Black Programming Consortium 212-234-8200 www.nbpc.tv
NBPC supports and
funds films about black human rights and social issues and provides pathways
for producers and directors to gain access, funding and training. [20.3%] - EIN#31-1335950
(W)
11178 – National Black United Front Educational Fund 708-389-9929
www.nbufront.org A social action organization which addresses
African American rights and is a leading grassroots organization in the
Reparations Movement. [6.0%] -
EIN#43-1625129 (R)
11689 – National Black United Fund 973-643-5122 www.nbuf.org
Making a difference in lives
of people by investing in organizations impacting; children, families,
communities. Fosters self-help, economic opportunity, positive community
change, social justice. [9.1%] - EIN#95-2970559 (R,S,T)
11985 - National Coalition on Black Civic Participation 202-659-4929
www.ncbcp.org Provides
civic engagement, voter empowerment, youth leadership development, grassroots
advocacy, women's health and wellness, disaster relief and issue education in
Black communities. [34.4%] - EIN#52-1253112 (R,O)
11172 - National Community Development Institute
(NCDI) (510) 763-4120 www.ncdinet.org
EIN#52-2354975 The
National Community Development Institute develops leadership, strengthens
organizations and rebuilds neighborhoods to bring about social change in the
African American community. [8.2%]
(R,S,W) -
11179 – National Council for Black Studies 404-463-9483
www.ncbsonline.org Promotes a wide range of educational and
community based programs committed to cultural preservation, social and
spiritual liberation of African American communities. [16.9%] - EIN#35-1444611 (A,B,R)
10456 – National Council of Negro Women 202-737-0120 www.ncnw.org
NCNW's mission is to lead, develop, and advocate for women
of African descent, as they support their families and communities. [14.4%] -
EIN#53-0173054 (R,S,W)
10457 – National Hook-Up of Black Women 773-667-7061 www.nhbwinc.com
Provides assistance to Black families across America through
educational forums, scholarships, preventive health measures, and services for
the homeless, forming a sustaining network of support. [26.5%] -
EIN#52-1154213 (P,E,B)
10454 – SECME, Inc. 404-894-3314 www.secme.org
Among the largest pre-college (K-12) programs dedicated to increasing
numbers of historically under-represented, geographically under-served and
minority students in science technology, engineering and mathematics. [17.6%] -
EIN#58-1375512 (B,O)
11180 – TIS (To Inspire Strong) African Children
Fund www.tisacf.org
202-236-0043 Provides
African children/families with food, clothing, medical and school supplies and
supports orphanages, hospitals, and schools with grants. Provides cultural programs in Africa/America.
[6.2%] - EIN#52-1843141 (P,K,B)
10453 – Twenty-First Century Foundation 212-662-3700 www.21cf.org
21CF invests in local institutions and leaders focused on
youth development, community empowerment, and civic engagement within
communities of color nationally. [12.0%]
- EIN#13-3363860 (T,W)
