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1		Phoenix, AZ
2		GILBERT, AZ
3		PHOENIX, AZ
4		Scottsdale, AZ
5		FLAGSTAFF, AZ
6		Phoenix, AZ
7		MESA, AZ
8		KYKOTSMOVI, AZ
9		PHOENIX, AZ
10		PHOENIX, AZ
11		PHOENIX, AZ
12		Scottsdale, AZ
13		TEMPE, AZ
14		FLAGSTAFF, AZ
15		PHOENIX, AZ
16		FLAGSTAFF, AZ
17		PHOENIX, AZ
18		Phoenix, AZ
19		PHOENIX, AZ
20		PHOENIX, AZ
21		PHOENIX, AZ
22		Flagstaff, AZ
23		TUCSON, AZ
24		PEORIA, AZ
25		TUCSON, AZ
26		Phoenix, AZ
27		CASA GRANDE, AZ

The purposes of the are to represent and to advocate the interest of Attorneys and their communities, to foster fellowship between the members of the and other members of the legal profession; to encourage and promote the professional growth and development and good standing of the members of the ; to advance and improve the practice of Indian law; to develop and encourage fellowship and cooperation with other organizations of minority attorneys; to conduct activities and programs that expand the educational, employment and other opportunities available to Americans, Hawaiians, and Alaska attorneys in Arizona; to grant educational scholarships to , Hawaiian, and Alaska students interested in pursuing the study of law at educational institutions located in Arizona; to promote tribal sovereignty; and to engage in any other activity not otherwise prohibited to it by law or regulation.

MISSIONARY WORK IN THE MOUNTAINS OF PAPUA-NEW GUINEA, TO BRING THE WORD OF GOD TO THE TRIBES WHO LIVE THERE, ONE-BY-ONE, TRANSLATING THE BIBLE INTO THEIR NATIVE LANGUAGE.

IS A NATIONAL COMMITTED TO SUPPORTING NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH BY IMPLEMENTING PROGRAMS THAT ENCOURAGE HIGHER EDUCATION, SPORTS, HEALTH AND WELLNESS AND COMMUNITY BUILDING.

The is a Arizona 501c3 nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide high quality reliable information and support to black patients within the Phoenix metropolitan area, and to educate the black community about prevention, diagnosis, and screening. Our vision is that every person African descent who is a survivor in the Phoenix Metropolitan area will have access to high-quality information, and support, and resources to assist in their journey. Furthermore, as a result the survivor efforts, the black population within the Phoenix Metropolitan area will become more educated about prevention, screening, and treatment.

NAFSA was formed to restore and support systems nationally, in New Mexico and Canada through education, advocacy and policy, while promoting better health and creating economic opportunities.

REVITALIZE COMMUNITIES-LAND,PEOPLE, AND CULTURE; BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES THAT PROMOTE WELL BEING.

TO FOSTER THE SPIRITUAL, MENTAL, PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF AMERICAN AND ALASKAN NATIVE YOUTH AND TO HELP BUILD A STRONG, UNIFIED, AND SELF-RELIANT NATIVE AMERICA THROUGH GREATER YOUTH INVOLVEMENT.

TO MAINTAIN, PRESERVE, REVITALIZE, AND GENERATE ACTIVITIES IN AND INDIGENOUS CULTURES AND FOR BENEFIT OF ALL HUMANKIND, INCLUDING DOMINANT SURROUNDING CULTURES.

MFV IS A NATIONAL CIVIC ENGAGEMENT ORGANIZATION THAT ADVOCATES ON SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES THAT IMPACT THE LATINO COMMUNITY.

is a digital grassroots hub for Latinx and Chicanx organizing and movement building.

We are Latinx and Chicanx people who want to see our entire community thrive, brought together by a shared consciousness of the challenges we face and a deep seated need for co-development and kinship across identity, generation, language and place. We organize people, technology and resources to achieve change.

The serves the minority entrepreneurial community in Arizona with a focus on Black and Latinx small business owners. It provides support to Spanish-preferred program attendees who make up approximately 75% of attendees. The provides business readiness programs and training that helps small businesses advance equitable economic recovery increase generational wealth and strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Arizona. The organization has launched over 1,700 small businesses and served over 20K program attendees in the last 10 years. The has created rapid response resources for small businesses affected by the COVID-19 pandemic such as the CARES Act Readiness Program Reopen Safely Program and Going Green and Going Smart Program. These programs are currently offered online and promoted through state and local economic development agencies and media.

IN RESPONSE TO THE CHRISTIAN GOSPEL, FOUNDATION EQUIPS AND EMPOWERS AMERICANS TO BETTER SERVE THEIR CHURCHES AND COMMUNITIES. THIS MISSION IS ACHIEVED THROUGH A GRANTING PROGRAM AND A VARIETY OF EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS.

EXISTS TO DISCIPLE AND EDUCATE INDIGENOUS NATIVE CHRISTIANS FOR LIFETIMES OF BIBLICAL MINISTRY AND SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP TO THEIR PEOPLE AND THE WORLD.

INSPIRES POSITIVE CHANGE BY INVESTING IN HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES TO STRENGTHEN FAMILIES WITH TOOLS AND SKILLS FOR SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND BY BUILDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LATINO AND DIVERSE LEADERS.

TO PROVIDE HEALTH and HUMAN SERVICES.

INDIAN TRIBE ADVOCATE

TO SERVE AS A VEHICLE OF EMPOWERMENT FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES IN PURSUIT OF SELF-DETERMINATION ON POLITICAL, CULTURAL EDUCATIONAL, AND ECONOMIC LEVELS.

PROTECT AND PRESERVE THE ENVIRONMENT, INCLUDING FUNDING EFFORTS BY OTHERS TO DO SO, AND TO ACQUIRE, OWN AND PRESERVE REAL PROPERTY AND EASEMENTS ON LANDS WHICH SUPPORT HABITATS CRITICAL TO LIFE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO RAIN FORESTS, IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN BIO- DIVERSITY IN BOTH PLANTS AND ANIMALS. IN ADDITION TO PRESERVING THE LAND, THE CORPORATION WILL ALSO DEVELOP SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC ALTERNATIVES FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES TO AVOID RESOURCE DEPLETION AND WILL MAKE THE LAND AVAILABLE FOR SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. 4 CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WERE SERVED DURING 2021.

TO FOSTER OUR COMMUNITY BY SUPPORTING EMPLOYEES OF PHI WHO ARE EXPERIENCING HARDSHIP.

EXISTS TO FOSTER GROWTH OF LOCAL CHURCHES IN THE COUNTRIES OF SOUTHEAST EUROPE BY TRAINING AND EQUIPPING ITS INDIGENOUS PASTORS FOR FRUITFUL MINISTRY, AND BY SUPPLYING THE BELIEVERS WITH BIBLICALLY FAITHFUL AND THEOLOGICALLY SOUND PRINT AND DIGITAL RESOURCES.

To distribute free food and essentials, including firewood, clothing and more to Native American elders and their families and any local residents in need, to grow our resources to expand our Food Ministries and the ability to deliver more food, etc.

To recognize, and to reward with grants, individuals or organizations of exceptional merit who dedicate their efforts to improving the lives and communities of inner-city areas, including, but not limited, to BIPOC communities.

PRESERVATION and PRESENTATION OF NATIVE AMERICAN ARTIFACTS

SEARCH (NS/S) WAS FOUNDED IN 1983 IN RESPONSE TO THE DOCUMENTED AND PROBABLE LOSS OF TRADITIONAL AGRICULTURAL CROP DIVERSITY OF THE U.S. SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST MEXICO. THE SEED THAT NS/S STEWARDS INCLUDES TRADITIONAL VARIETIES OF CORN, BEANS, AND SQUASH, AS WELL AS HERBS AND WILD FOODS LONG CONSUMED IN THE AREA. EACH CROP VARIETY IN THE NS/S SEED BANK HAS BEEN GENETICALLY ADAPTING TO ARID SOILS AND CONDITIONS FOR HUNDREDS, OR EVEN THOUSANDS, OF YEARS. ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC THROUGH THE ONLINE STORE AND THROUGH OUR FREE SEED ACCESS PROGRAMS. MORE THAN 18,000 SEED PACKETS WERE DONATED VIA THESE PROGRAMS LAST YEAR TO INDIGENOUS FAMILIES AND COMMUNITY GROUPS WORKING TOWARD FRESH FOOD ACCESS, FOOD SECURITY, AND GARDENING AND AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.

Provide mechanism for communities to live healthy lifestyles through health education and understanding of how individuals can participate in their own health decisions. Participated in many projects that pertained to COVID-19 Pandemic.

The SWIAA was formed to promote the future of agriculture on reservations. The founders included tribes and individual and non- farmers ranchers and businessmen. The harmony of man soil water vegetation and wildlife - our community - influence our emotional and spiritual well-being. These valuable and renewable resources provide sustenance income and employment. Carefully managing our resources on reservations is vital to our economic and social welfare.

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