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Organizations:

African American Community Service Agency

Serves the Silicon Valley area.

http://www.sjaacsa.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

African American Planning Commission, Inc.

Minority-owned, not-for-profit, supports low-income housing and other services to end homelessness.

http://www.aapci.org/

African Students Association, Truman State University

In Kirksville Mo.

http://africa.truman.edu

Associated Black Charities

A catalyst for community development and problem solving in Maryland.

http://www.abc-md.org

Association of African American Web Developers

A vehicle to promote camaraderie, collaboration, and professional growth among people of color in all phases of web development.

http://www.aaawd.org/

The Balm In Gilead

National organization helping to turn Black churches into centers of support for people with AIDS and HIV.

http://www.balmingilead.org

Black United Fund of Oregon

An organization to give grants to needy people in Oregon.

http://www.bufor.org/

Jack And Jill of America, Inc.

African-American family organization established in 1938, providing cultural, social, educational, civic, and recreational activities that stimulate and expand the mind to enhance life.

http://www.jack-and-jill.org/

The Loren Miller Bar Association

An organization to support lawyers and connect them with communities.

http://www.lmba.net

Na'eem Cultural Institute

A group for health and intercultural understanding for descendants of Africa.

http://naeem2000.friendpages.com/

The National Association of Negro Musicians, Inc.

For music lovers dedicated to maintaining the African-American influence in the classical music genre.

http://nanm.8m.com

National Black United Front

A coalition of individuals and organizations working together for the benefit of all people of African descent.

http://www.nbufront.org/

National Visionary Leadership Project

Features the life stories and wisdom of African American elders, educating our younger generation through oral history training.

http://www.visionaryproject.com

The Rainbow/PUSH Coalition

Religious and social development organizations led by Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr.

http://www.rainbowpush.org/

Rat Pack Inc.

A social club founded in Chicago in 1984.

http://rat-pack.org

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