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The Harvest Institute CFC# 10008

The Harvest Institute is a research organization dedicated to public policy research, education and advocacy activities that will foster economic self-sufficiency and competitiveness in Black America.

The Institute is an outgrowth of the book, Black Labor, White Wealth: A Search for Power and Economic Justice, authored by the founder, Dr. Claud Anderson and based upon the blue print he offers in the PowerNomics: The National Plan to Empower Black America.

The Institute was established in 1993 and is a non-partisan, tax-exempt, non-profit organization dedicated to the principles of black economic development, geo-political empowerment, developing institutional leadership and reconstructing Black communities.

The Institute's main office is located in Washington, D.C., a short distance from the District of Columbia City Hall, the White House and the United States Congress. The Institute's primary domestic and international research areas are designed not only to inform Black America about developing issues that effect their lives, but to provide an analysis of how best to respond within the context of a national plan.

The Institute communicates its findings through a variety of formats for the benefit of Associates, elected officials, the media, community organizations, churches, universities, business people, the Black community at large and others who are interested in better understanding racial issues. The Institute produces a newsletter and Interpreters, which are background issue papers. Dr. Anderson represents The Harvest Institute's new paradigm for analysis and solutions at national policy forums, lectures and via radio, television and other electronic media.

Individuals, corporations and organizations are eligible to support the work of The Harvest Institute through tax deductible gifts. Federal employees can contribute through the Combined Federal Campaign under the National Black United Federation of Charities.

The Institute donor number #10008.