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4		NEW YORK, NY
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40		BOSTON, MA
41		LEMARS, IA
42		ALEXANDRIA, VA
43		NEWTOWN, PA
44		UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OH
45		NEWTOWN, PA
46		WASHINGTON, DC
47		EDINA, MN
48		EDINA, MN
49		WAUCONDA, IL
50		HALIFAX, VA

DEDICATED TO PROMOTING KOREAN-AMERICAN YOUTH THROUGH PRIZES AND AWARDS AND TO ENHANCING EFFORTS TO PREVENT FURTHER TRAGEDIES THORUGH SEMINARS AND/OR WORKSHOPS

TO PROVIDE CHRISTIAN-BASED EDUCATION FOR PRESCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY AGED CHILDREN

TO RENDER FINANCIAL AID AND SUPPORT TO THE POOR AND DISADVANTAGED IN THE USA AND ISRAEL.

TO ASSIST THE SICK AND ELDERLY BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR MEDICAL EXPENSES, HOT MEALS FOR THE INVALID HOME-BOUND, PATIENT ADVOCACY AND SUPPORT, NEW MOTHER CONVALESCENCE, PATIENT FAMILY SUPPORT, OVERNIGHT ACCOMODATIONS FOR VISITING PATIENTS FAMILIY MEMBERS

THE MISSION IS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY LIFE ADULTS, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS, TO PURSUE THE ELIMINATION THE CAUSES POVERTY, AND TO REDUCE THE LEVEL NEGATIVE SOCIAL PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH BEING POOR AND DISADVANTAGED. THE AGENCY WORKS IN COOPERATIVE, COLLABORATIVE, AND SUPPORTIVE SPIRIT WITH CONCERNED AGENCIES IN THE COMMUNITY TO MEET THE NEEDS NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES OR OTHER AGE/GENDER APPROPRIATE ITEMS TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN UP TO THE AGE OF 18.

THE ORGANIZATION MEETS BASIC HUMAN NEEDS DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE BY ACTING AS A REFERRAL AGENCY, ADVOCATING FOR PEOPLE IN NEED, AND SERVING AS TEACHERS TO IMPROVE LIFE SKILLS. IT ENGAGES THE COMMUNITY TO SUPPORT A FOOD PANTRY AND THRIFT STORE.

TO PROVIDE SAFE HOUSING,EMOTIONAL SUPPORT LIFE SKILLS, EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH AGING OUT OF FOSTER CARE; EMPOWERING THEM TO RISE TOWARD THEIR GREATEST POTENTIAL.

To work for the welfare of school children, the advancement of , and the improvement of instructional opportunities for all.To enhance and promote the adoption of ethical practices, personnel policies and standards of preparation and participation as mark of a professional.To unify and strengthen the teaching profession and to secure and maintain salaries, retirement, tenure, professional and sick leave, professional development and other conditions necessary to support teaching as a profession.The enable members to speak with a common voice on matters pertaining to the profession and to present their individual and common interests before the School committee and other legal authorities.To engage in any other related activities as are consistent with the law.

IS A LARGE SCALE PLATFORM FOR SERVICE LEARNING, MANAGED BY ADULT VOLUNTEERS CONNECT THOUSANDS OF LOCAL CHILDREN GIVING AND SERVICE. WE CALL IT TANGIBLE PHILANTHROPY AND BIG CITIZENSHIP. CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES DONATE GENTLY-USED CLOTHES, BOOKS, TOYS AND THINGS THEY NO LONGER NEED OR USE AND VOLUNTEER AT OUR REPURPOSING FACTORY PROCESS, ORGANIZE AND PACKAGE TONS OF DONATIONS TRANSFORMING THEM INTO THOUSANDS OF INDIVIDUAL GIFT PACKAGES THAT ARE ORDERED BY LOCAL AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR HOMELESS AND IN-NEED CHILDREN IN THEIR CARE. WE ALSO SUPPORT PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITH STUDENT AND ADULT VOLUNTEERS IN EARLY LITERACY PROGRAMMING IN KINDERGARTENS, DURING SCHOOL. WE ALSO PROGRAM ADULT VOLUNTEERS MENTOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS, IN SCHOOL, AFTER SCHOOL.

provide low income housing to senior citizens

To help by providing financial assistance to members of the general public in financial need, with emphasis upon providing for vision care, hearing care, disaster assistance, the special needs of the developmentally impaired, the special needs of veterans and the special needs of the elderly

SERVICE RURAL HOSPITALS IN NORTH/CENTRAL BY IMPROVING THE SERVICES THROUGH THE USE OF NEW TECHNOLOGY IMMENSLEY IMPROVING THE ACCURACY OF MAMMOGRAPHY AND BONE DENSITY EXAMS

THE LEADERSHIP IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO ENGAGING THE NEXT GENERATION OF GLOBAL CITIZENS. WE WORK WITH PARTNERS TO IDENTIFY GAPS IN THE FIELD, INCUBATE NEW SCALABLE PROJECTS TO HELP FILL THEM, AND SUPPORT THOSE PROJECTS IN BECOMING INDEPENDENT AND SUSTAINABLE.

Organization made 2 grants to or on behalf of underserved elderly individuals.

Obtain and provide resources to enhance effectiveness of imaging and disciplines.

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MAKING DISTRIBUTIONS TO QUALIFIED EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS, SUPPORT OF COMMUNITY SENIOR CITIZENS AND DISABLED PEOPLE, AND AWARD OF SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS.

The purpose of this organization is to be the communication bridge between the and its families by providing 1) monthly forums for open communication and education; 2) encouraging, participating, and supporting the students, , faculty and administrators to work together to build community and promote emotional and physical well-being and cultural enrichment; 3) matching parent volunteers with school needs to provide support to the school and the students; 4) raising funds to support the school and the community; 5) doing all other acts that not-for-profit corporations are entitled to do.

The mission the organization is to engage in programs and activities aimed at promoting and encouraging the collective cultural heritage Liberians and other nationalities in providing a forum for enhancing the economic, social, common welfare.

CONDUCTED CLINICS, INCLUDING INSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT, AND CLOTHING TO YOUTH WHO HAVE NEVER PLAYED AND LIVE IN DISADVANTAGED AREAS OF THE WORLD.

Offer fashionable and affordable clothing to a diverse group of adults. Foster recycling awareness amongst people. Break down social/economic barriers (stereotyping) by encouraging the purchase of second hand clothing as a cool practice within the adult community. Empower people to take on leadership roles and provide meaningful learning opportunities to develop life skills essential to personal growth and employment ability. create an opportunity for adult employment at the thrift store, as well as offer internships, work study and training specifically geared towards the development of skills necessary for successful future employment. Provide scholarships to support adults who seek work training and education other than the traditional college pathway, such as post high school Vocational Education courses. Connecting adults with mentors from Middlebury College as well with mentors in our business and art/trade community.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS ESTABLISHED FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES, GOALS, AND OBJECTIVES: TO PROMOTE UNITY, FRIENDSHIP AND GOOD WILL BETWEEN THE ACTIVE OFFICER AND OFFICERS FOR THEIR MUTUAL BENEFIT; TO PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP, GOOD WILL AND COOPERATION BETWEEN THE MEMBERS FOR THEIR MUTUAL BENEFIT; TO PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP, GOOD WILL AND COOPERATION BETWEEN THE MEMBERS OF THIS AND THE PUBLIC AT LARGE; TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE NEW YORK STATE AND NEW YORK CITY RETIREMENT SYSTEMS FOR OFFICERS AND THEIR BENEFICIARIES; TO MONITOR AND REPORT TO THE MEMBERSHIP REGARDING ANY ACTIVITIES OF ANY ORGANIZATION, MUNICIPALITY OR STATE WHICH MAY AFFECT THE OFFICERS OR THEIR RETIREMENT SYSTEM.

TO ADDRESS THE PROBLEMS OF THE DISADVANTAGED AND PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS THAT LEAD TO A GREATER UNDERSTANDING OF HUMAN SUFFERING.

helps disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals and communities to gain access to healthy foods, environmentally sustainable gardens and wholesome forms of recreation. We do this by partnering with and by providing financial and technical support to a wide variety of small, nonprofit causes interested in starting or sustaining a food garden project in their communities. Our partners include food banks, schools, homeless shelters, and community gardens to name but a few.

TO ACCELERATE PROGRESS TOWARD A MORE SYSTEM BY ADVISING ON SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY AND PROCUREMENT PROGRAMS, DESIGNING AND MANAGING PRE-COMPETITIVE COLLABORATION, AND PROVIDING LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT.

ENCOURAGING and SUPPORTING YOUNG ARTISTS IN THE PERFORMANCE, WRITING, DIRECTION and DESIGN FIELDS.

RAISE AWARENESS AND EDUCATE PUBLIC ABOUT POLICE VIOLENCE AGAINST AFRICAN AMERICANS AND OTHER MINORITIES IN UNITED STATES. ORGANIZATION SEEKS TO ALLEVIATE PROBLEM OF POLICE VIOLENCE AGAINST AFRICAN AMERICANS BY ENCOURAGING AND SPONSORING PUBLIC DEBATE OF PROBLEM OF POLICE VIOLENCE AND PROVIDING RELEVANT STATISTICAL INFORMATION TO PUBLIC ABOUT THIS PROBLEM.

THE OBJECTS AND PURPOSES OF THE CORPORATION SHALL BE TO PROVIDE AND PROMOTE A CARE CONTINUUM FOR THE AGING VIA SKILLED NURSING, MEMORY CARE, ASSISTED LIVING, ADULT DAY CARE, REHABILITATION, HEALTHY AGING, AND INTERGENERATIONAL AND OTHER PROGRAMS, TOGETHER WITH CONDUCTING AND ASSISTING RELATED EDUCATION AND RESEARCH BY COORDINATION, PERFORMANCE, AND SUPPORT OF THE OPERATION AND FUNCTIONS AND THE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES OF THE FRANCIS E. MEMORIAL HOME, ., AT THE PAVILION ADULT DAY SERVICES CENTER, ., THE FRANCIS E. ASSISTED LIVING CENTER, ., AT MONROE, ., AT EAST WINDSOR ., AT SOMERSET, ., REHABILITATION SERVICES, . AND OTHER AFFILIATES THAT MAY BE ESTABLISHED IN TIME.

THE OF LEBANON PROVIDES SUPPORT TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS AND STUDENTS BY ENCOURAGING AND FOSTERING THE IDEAL OF SERVICE AS A BASIS OF WORTHY ENTERPRISE, AND TO ENCOURAGE THAT IDEAL IN THEIR PERSONAL, BUSINESS, COMMUNITY, AND GLOBAL LIVES.

The Foundation expects it primarily will be engaged in making contributions grants to other Section 501(c)(3) organizations for charitable, educational /or scientific purposes.

THE ) PARTNERS WITH SENIOR LEADERS OF SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND NETWORKS TO ENSURE THE BEST EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES AND OUTCOMES WITHIN THEIR SCHOOLS. THE PROVIDES EXPERTISE, INNOVATIVE IDEAS AND PRACTICES, AND DEDICATES SUPPORT TO COLLABORATIVELY DEVELOP STRONG SYSTEMS AND LEADERSHIP CAPACITY. THE GOAL IS TO IMPACT EDUCATION BEYOND ITS PARTNERSHIPS BY CURATING AND SPREADING THE BEST IDEAS AND PRACTICES. IN 2021, THE WORKED WITH (15) PUBLIC DISTRICT AND CHARTER NETWORKS SERVING OVER 57,000 STUDENTS ACROSS TEN STATES AND FURTHER PARTNERED WITH EDUCATION THOUGHT LEADERS TO BROADEN, DEEPEN AND AMPLIFY WHAT WORKS.

TO SUPPORT THE HEALTH AND GENERAL WELL-BEING OF ECONOMICALLY AND SOCIALLY DISADVANTAGED .

WAS ESTABLISHED TO FACILITATE QUALITY OF LIFE OPPORTUNITIES FOR ECONOMICALLY AND SOCIALLY DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONS.

We unite diverse youth groups engaged in community service by connecting them through arts and culture at thematic, thought-provoking social events that include small group discussions, channeling their ideas into strategic plans and creating leaders

IS A NONPROFIT THAT WAS FOUNDED IN 2019 BY MEMBERS OF THE 100 (100RC) LEADERSHIP TEAM. BUILDING ON THE PIONEERING LEGACY OF 100RC, AND IN PARTNERSHIP WITH A COMMUNITY OF URBAN RESILIENCE ACTORS, RCC IS HELPING BUILD THE CAPACITIES AND PARTNERSHIPS NEEDED TO UNDERSTAND, PRIORITIZE AND CONCRETELY ADDRESS THEIR RISKS AND CHRONIC STRESSES AS THEY PURSUE THEIR STRATEGIC GOALS OR RECOVER FROM A CRISIS.THE CONTINUED IMPACT OF COVID, CLIMATE SHOCKS, AND THE ONGOING AND EVER MORE URGENT NEED TO ADDRESS INEQUALITY HAVE MADE IT CLEAR THAT AN INCLUSIVE AND INNOVATIVE APPROACH IS ESSENTIAL TO BETTER UNDERSTANDING OUR RISKS AND TO LEVERAGING OPPORTUNITIES TO CREATE THE GREATEST BENEFIT FOR OUR COMMUNITIES.THE SIGNIFICANT AND SUSTAINED ATTENTION ON THESE CHALLENGES GLOBALLY THROUGH COMMITMENTS MADE AT COP26, COVID RECOVERY FUNDING OR THE RECENT BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE BILL GIVES US A GENERATIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO PARTNER WITH COMMUNITIES A

TO PROVIDE PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT AND TO BENEFIT SENIOR LIVING.

PROVIDING JEWISH AND SECULAR EDUCATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL AGED GIRLS.

TO PROVIDE A PLATFORM IN A TAX-ADVANTAGED WAY, WE GIVE DONORS THE OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPORT THEIR CHOICE OF CHARITIES WITHIN A FRAMEWORK OF EASE AND TRUST

The provides activities in the facility for the elderly, low income and handicapped people to meet their social and psychological need to promote their health, happiness and usefulness in living longer. In addition, theCorporation also donates to unsolicited public charites in the community.

Provide humanitarian relief in the form of medical evaluation and care, dental care, nutritional assessment and care, food, medicines and other supplies; assistance in water project in rural areas; educational opportunities for disadvantaged children along with other non-specific charitable care to , Central America. The areas served are various, and the organization works closely with the Cerro de Plata Foundation, the Uno a Uno Foundation, Minister of Health (MoH) and other agencies that seek Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) assistance. The areas of principle concern are in La Montana de la Flor (MDLF), northetern Francisco Morazan department and home to the indigenous Tolupan, Nueva Capital SW of Tegucipalpa, and other rural areas in proximity to these areas. The Honduran Foundation Uno a Uno assists Le Mars, . in the implementation of various programs and the distribution of equipment, food, supplies and other cares.

TO REPRESENT AND PROMOTE SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION AROUND THE GLOBE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NATIONAL, REGIONAL, AND ASSOCIATIONS. 2) TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN AN ENGAGED COMMUNITY SOCIAL WORK EDUCATORS AND PROGRAMS. 3) TO SUPPORT AND FACILITATE PARTICIPATION IN MUTUAL EXCHANGES RESEARCH AND CURRICULUM RESOURCES. 4) TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL STRATEGIES AND POLICIES FOR A MORE JUST AND EQUITABLE WORLD.

LSAC IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO ADVANCE AND JUSTICE BY ENCOURAGING DIVERSE, TALENTED INDIVIDUALS TO STUDY AND BY SUPPORTING THEIR ENROLLMENT AND LEARNING JOURNEYS FROM PRELAW THROUGH PRACTICE. LSAC PROVIDES PRODUCTS AND SERVICES THAT SUPPORT CANDIDATES AND SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS, AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO EXPAND AND DIVERSIFY THE RANGE OF PRELAW STUDENTS, ENHANCE STUDENT OUTCOMES IN , AND SUPPORT LEGAL PROFESSIONALS THROUGHOUT THEIR CAREERS.

THE ORGANIZATION MAY ENGAGE IN ALL FORMS CHARITABLE ACTIVITY WITHIN THE MEANING SECTION 501(C)(3) THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. IT IS PRIMARILY ENGAGED IN PROVIDING INTEREST-FREE AND LOW INTEREST LOANS AND FINANCIAL EDUCATION TO INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, BUSINESSES AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN ISRAEL THROUGH GRANTS TO THE -THE ISRAEL FREE LOAN FUND, AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES, COLLECTIVELY THE " GROUP".

TO MAKE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF CHILDREN BY IMPROVING THEIR PROSPECTS AND ENCOURAGING THEM TO ACHIEVE THEIR DREAMS.

TO BE THE TRUSTED VOICE FOR AGING.

TO PROVIDE HEALTH CARE, HOUSING, AND COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY.

TO PROVIDE HEALTH , HOUSING, AND COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY.

TO FOSTER THE INTELLECTUAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF DISADVANTAGED YOUTH IN DIVERSE COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE CITY OF CHICAGO THROUGH VIBRANT CHESS EDUCATION PROGRAMS, TOURNAMENTS AND EVENTS.

MAINTAINING ELDERLY WOMEN

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