Joseph McCormick

The Huntington's Disease Society of America is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families affected by Huntington’s disease, a fatal genetic disorder causing progressive nerve cell breakdown in the brain. The non-profit company is based in New York, NY. The organization provides resources including education on symptoms, stages, genetics, and care management; support groups; social workers; telehealth services; and a network of centers offering clinical care. It funds research to advance scientific understanding and develop treatments, supports researchers through grants and fellowships, facilitates patient participation in clinical trials, and offers continuing education for healthcare professionals. The society emphasizes community engagement through donations, volunteering, advocacy, and events, including youth-focused programs. It also provides caregiver resources, professional training, and promotes physical therapy guidelines.

Operates art theaters

The non-profit company is based in Oklahoma City, OK. The Urban League of Greater Oklahoma City, Inc. is a nonprofit organization established in 1946 as an affiliate of the National Urban League. It is dedicated to advancing social and economic equality for African Americans, other minorities, and the poor. The organization empowers underserved urban residents to achieve economic self-reliance, academic and social achievement, and civil rights, while fostering diversity and inclusion. It offers programs in education and family development, workforce and career development, housing and financial literacy, community convening and social justice, small business and entrepreneur support, and health initiatives. Education programs provide supplemental learning and family support for students in high-poverty schools, including licensed camps and after-school STEM centers. Workforce initiatives focus on employment training and career advancement, and housing programs emphasize affordable housing development and homebuyer education. The organization advocates for social justice through police reform, criminal justice reform, voter education, and expungement services to reduce racial disparities. It collaborates with local law enforcement and community groups to improve policies and training. The minority supplier diversity program supports minority-owned businesses in accessing contracts and resources. The Urban League hosts community events such as the small business expo, career and networking fair, annual gala, back to school bash, equal opportunity day, and expungement expo, providing resources like job assistance, business services for people with disabilities, rental housing information, and legal aid for record expungement.

Provides natural gas distribution services

Functions as a College/University

Provides construction services

Operates as a voluntary organization for the welfare of backward communities

Provides healthcare social services