Armenian General Benevolent

The International Trademark Association, also known as INTA, is a nonprofit membership organization of more than 5,500 trademark owners and professionals. Founded in 1878, it provides support and advancement services for trademarks and related intellectual properties. The International Trademark Association conducts educational and training programs to provide practical analysis for a variety of trademark issues. The organization sponsors various workshops, seminars and annual meetings. It offers courses on trademark law that include the overview and survey of trademarks. The organization provides policy development and advocacy services. It works in association with national, regional and international intellectual property organizations. The organization encourages the adoption and adherence of trade agreements. With headquarters in New York City, the International Trademark Association also serves clients in Europe and China.

The Association to Benefit Children, also known as ABC, is a nonprofit organization that serves children suffering because of abuse, neglect, sickness and homelessness. The organization offers educational programs for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. It provides housing assistance, crisis intervention, mental health, and family support and preservation services. The Association to Benefit Children offers summer day camp and youth leadership development and mentoring programs. The organization operates the Echo Park Early Childhood Center, Merricat's Castle School, Cassidy's Place, Variety Cody Gifford House and The Keith Haring School. It also provides several after-school and mentoring programs. The Association to Benefit Children s youth service clubs offer classes in drama, dance, soccer, poetry, basketball, football and fishing for children between the ages of 13 and 21. The organization s The Jamie Rose is a supportive housing facility for homeless families with AIDS.

Established in 1990, Hispanic Federation is a service-oriented membership organization that works with more than 90 Latino health and human services agencies to promote the social, political and economic well-being of the Latino community. It works in the areas of education, health, HIV and AIDS, housing, arts and culture and economic development. The organization also offers child care and immigrant services. Hispanic Federation national initiatives include civic participation, federal advocacy and coalition for new philanthropy. It additionally provides emergency and immigration assistance services. The organization serves more than 2 million Hispanics in the Northeast. Hispanic Federation is located in New York City.