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Yes baby I Like It Raw was founded by a Nzingah Oniwosan, a holistic health consultant and plant-based chef, as a means to help people tap into their raw potential and “process the unprocessed life.” Nzingah who is also an interdisciplinary artist approaches cooking as an art form, she states, “The plate is my canvas which I transform into an art piece by mixing and blending different vegetables, fruits, herbs, and spices.” Her Haitian Heritage and her love of different cultures influence her culinary portfolio. Her mission is to inspire people to take charge of their health through nutritional therapy. “At 19 I was sick and tired of being sick and tired. I was seeing five physicians on a regular basis and was condemned to be on a prescription drugs for the rest of my life. Through research, I learned a plant-based diet could alleviate my conditions and 16 years later I can testify to that effect. Through a plant-based diet and a herbal protocol I am able to keep my autoimmune disorder in remission, as well as overcome the challenges associated with having a prolactinoma and PCOS. Food is your first medicine, my kitchen is my laboratory, and my goal is to make sure that your medicine always taste good.”

Their mission is to empower creative young people to become successful adults, They provide educational experiences in the arts and entrepreneurship to New Orleans-area children and youth, fostering and supporting their individual ambitions.

We provide assistance for the homeless in most cities. We list types of homeless assistance including: shelters, clothing assistance, food assistance, social services organizations, dental assistance, housing assistance programs, medical assistance, etc. Anything that can help those who are homeless or about to be homeless.

XY Bar - Wichita's largest LGBTQ dance club located in the Old Town District. Come out and enjoy delicious drinks, live DJ's and a festive atmosphere!

The mission of the Louisville Independent Business Alliance (LIBA) is to preserve the unique community character of the Metro Louisville area by promoting locally-owned, independent businesses and to educate citizens on the value of purchasing locally. In order to pursue LIBA's mission, the organization will focus on: Informing citizens of the value provided by locally owned businesses, including their importance to the local economy, culture, and social fabric. The goal is to encourage area residents to view themselves as citizens -- as members of a community rather than merely as consumers. Offering group branding, promotion and advertising to LIBA members to elevate the individual and collective profiles of locally owned businesses in order to provide marketing and exposure advantages chains routinely enjoy. Creating strong relationships with local government and media in order to inform local decision-making and give voice to the locally owned independent business community, and to promote policies that support community-rooted enterprises.

Historically black university Provides scholarships to incoming and enrolled students, and has a resource on their website on how to find other scholarships.

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WV FREE is a reproductive health, rights and justice organization that works every day for West Virginia women and families to improve education on reproductive options, increase access to affordable birth control, reduce teen pregnancy, improve adolescent health and protect personal decision-making, including the decision of whether or when to have a child.

Vision Statement WV FREE envisions the elevation and empowerment of all West Virginians through the promotion of dignity and autonomy of women and families. Mission WV FREE builds stronger communities through advocacy and education on reproductive health, rights and justice.

The Louisville Citizens Against Police Abuse is a coalition of local organizations united to fight police brutality in our communities. From 1999-2005, CAPA rallied the community to create change. With the murder of Breonna Taylor at the hands of the Louisville Metro Police Officers it is once again time for CAPA to stand together to demand change.