Alight

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Alight
1325 Quincy St Ne Ste A1
Minneapolis, MN
55413-1540

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Refugees Know Better Than Anyone The Challenges They''re Facing, The Things They Need, And What Will Make The Biggest Difference In Their Lives. When We Deeply Understand The Experience Of Refugees, We''re Able To Co-Design Solutions That Create New Value And Make Meaningful Change. Then, We Can Bring Our Expertise And Experience Tackling The Toughest Problems Through The Years, As Well As New People And Partners, To Approach Challenges With Fresh Perspectives. We Are Transforming The Way We Work Around The World, Making Practical And Breakthrough Improvements In The Way We Help Refugees Return To Normalcy. (See Schedule O For Continuation) We Work On The Frontline Of Human Need, Serving More Than 3 Million Refugees And People Caught Up In Conflict And Disaster. In Hospitals And Clinics In Places Like Darfur And South Sudan, We Provide Healthcare Services For 1.5 Million Patients. In Syria Last Year We Rehabilitated 70,000 Homes, And We Helped Thousands Of Kids Return To School In Pakistan And Jordan. And Each And Every Day, 20 Million Liters Of Clean Water Are Pumped Through Our Wells And Water Points To Families Around The World. Our 2,000 Worldwide Team Members Make It All Happen. Democratc Republic Of Congo - In The Business Of Hope It Might Not Be The First Place You''d Think Of, But Congo Is A Place Of Possibility. It''s A Place Of Ambitious Dreamers. Scrappy Entrepreneurs. And Communities Filled With Hope, Looking Forward Toward The Future. That''s Where Asili Comes In. World-Class But Locally Relevant, Asili Takes An Approach Of Long-Term, Sustainable Development Using Business Principles. Our Health Clinics, Gravity-Fed Water Systems, And Economic Opportunities Give Families Access To Wellness. But What Makes Asili Different Is Also How We Approach Our Businesses - With Customers At The Center. A Striking Departure From Other Health Services In The Area, Clear Prices Are Listed On The Clinics'' Walls And At All Our Water Points. Our Hours Are Dependable - We''re Open When We Say We''ll Be. Our Shelves Are Always Stocked. Our Water Is Always Clean. Asili Was Made For Real People. And It''s Proven That They''re Open To Paying For Industry-Leading Quality From The Asili Brand That They Trust. Since Launching In 2014, Asili Has Worked To Elevate Communities From Beneficiary To Designer, From Victim To Agent Of Change. We''ve Just Launched Our Fifth Zone And We Believe That Together With Congolese Communities, We Can Create Outsized Impact - And Change The Way The World Sees What''s Possible. Jordan - Every Child Deserves A Championyoung People - Whether In The U.S., Europe, Or The Middle East - Need Adults Who Are On Their Side. They Need Someone To Believe In Them, Who Can Listen When They''re Facing A Challenge And Guide And Encourage Them To Overcome What Stands In Their Way. For Refugee Kids Who Have Lost Their Support System, This Is Especially True. That''s Why In Jordan, Our Work Is All About Youth - Young People Who Need Someone To Cheer Them On. These Are Both Jordanian Kids And Syrian Refugees Who Have Fallen Through The Cracks, Who May Have Been Out Of School For Years. Our Alternative Education Program Helps Them Get Access To Educational Opportunities, Vocational Training, And Support They Would Otherwise Miss. In Za''atari Refugee Camp, Where Thousands Of Syrian Refugees Live, Our Mentorship Program And Youth Center Are An Oasis. With A Deep Belief That Every Young Person Needs A Champion, Our Mentors Give Youth The Individual Guidance They Need To Help Them See, And Reach, Their Potential. Myanmar - Standing By Communitieswe Work In The Most Remote Corner Of Myanmar. And Our Work Reflects The Broad Needs Of Those Populations - Refugees Returning From Thailand, Communities Who Never Left, And Emergency Support To The Most Marginalized In The Country. For The Past Few Years, We''ve Been Working Side By Side With Communities In Remote Areas Of Myanmar, Deep In The Trenches In The Fight Against Drug-Resistant Malaria. Arc Works With Previously Inaccessible, Transient Populations In Southeast Myanmar, Diagnosing, Treating, And Referring Patients To Higher Levels Of Care. Our Cross-Border Work To Contain The Disease And Promote Prevention Education Becomes Ever More Important As People Travel Back And Forth Between Thailand And Myanmar, And As More People Return Home For Good. As Needs Evolve, So Will We. Some Of The Most Vulnerable Communities And People - Like The Rohingya In Rakhine State - Need Our Support Now More Than Ever. We''re Standing By Communities To Bring More Human, Meaningful, And Impactful Support In Whatever Ways We Can. Pakistan - A Future Of Possibilities Whether It''s Getting Kids The Education They Need To Excel, Helping Women Gain Economic Independence, Strengthening Healthcare Infrastructure So That Marginalized Communities Can Live Healthier Lives, Or Helping At-Risk Communities Become More Resilient, Our Work In Pakistan All Comes Down To Helping Real People And Communities See What''s Possible. We Believe In The Profound Potential Of Youth To Change Their World For The Better. So One Of The Things We Do Is Encourage Talented Young People To Achieve Success. Pakistan Has One Of The Highest Rates In The World Of Children Not Enrolled In School. Over The Next Couple Of Years, We''ll Put One Million Kids Back Into School. Rwanda - Finding A Way Forwardat The Heart Of What We Do In Rwanda Are The Essential, Lifesaving Services Offered To Over 100,000 Refugees, Mainly From The Democratic Republic Of Congo And Burundi. We Help To Provide The Camp Infrastructure Required To Support Those Who Have Lost Nearly Everything, Including Basic, Primary Healthcare, Reliable Water Sources, And A Roof Over Their Heads. We''re Making Changes - Small And Large - To Improve The Lives Of The People We Serve. We''ve Added Two Libraries And Women''s Opportunities Centers In In Nyabiheke And Gihembe Camps. Our Technical And Vocational Programs Train Refugees At Nationally-Accredited Learning Institutions, Equipping Them With The Skills They Need To Rebuild. And Our New Home Rehabilitation Program Puts Purchasing Power In The Hands Of Refugees So They Decide What Needs Repair On Their Homes And When. The More That Refugees Have Control Of Their Own Lives And The Power To Make Change, The Better. Somalia - Helping Communities Rebuilddespite The Obstacles, Somalia Is Determined On Growth And Recovery. More And More Refugees Are Opting To Return. And Through A Range Of Initiatives, We''re Helping Returning Refugees And Existing Communities Re-Make Somalia. We''re Rebuilding The Fisheries Industry In The Seaside City Of Kismayo, Providing Primary Healthcare Throughout The Country, And Training Youth In Vocational Skills That Will Help Them Establish A Strong Foundation To Grow. And We''re Especially Excited About A New Housing Project That''s Unlike Anything We''ve Done Before - Building Not Shelters But Homes And Neighborhoods In Kismayo, Transforming A Dusty Desert Into A Place Returned Refugees Are Proud To Call Home. Last Year, Somalis Were Faced With Another Challenge - Devastating Drought And The Threat Of Famine. We Were One Of The Only International Organizations To Respond, Providing Food Baskets And Clean Water In Some Of Somalia''s Most Remote Communities. South Sudan - Saving Lives In Remote Placesalmost Four Million People Are Displaced In South Sudan, And Six Million Are On The Brink Of Famine. People In South Sudan Face Difficult Challenges - And We Face Serious Hurdles To Serve Them. Yet Despite The Challenges, Our Work Makes An Impact. Working In 26 Health Facilities, Including Managing A Couple Of Hospitals, Health Is Still What We Do Best In South Sudan - From Responding To Devastating Cholera Outbreaks To Delivering Thousands Of Healthy Newborn Babies. And In Difficult Circumstances, Our Teams Get Creative - Like Setting Up Emergency Obstetric And Neonatal Services After A Hospital Was Shut Down Because Of Insecurity.

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501(C)(3)

• Charitable Organization

International Migration, Refugee Issues

This organization is an independent organization or an independent auxiliary (i.e., not affiliated with a National, Regional, or Geographic grouping of organizations).

Contributions are deductible

• Supplying money, goods or services to the poor
• Emergency or disaster aid fund
• Described in section 170(b)1)(a)(vi) of the Code

Organization which receives a substantial part of its support from a governmental unit or the general public

03/2023