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1		WINCHESTER, MA
2		NEW HYDE PARK, NY
3		Lakehurst, NJ
4		ARMONK, NY
5		NEW YORK, NY
6		DRYDEN, NY
7		Monroe Township, NJ
8		Westfield, NJ
9		GLEN ROCK, NJ
10		FORKED RIVER, NJ
11		BRIGHTON, MA
12		EDISON, NJ
13		Suffern, NY
14		BROOKLYN, NY
15		QUINCY, MA
16		BROOKLYN, NY
17		YARMOUTH, ME
18		ITHACA, NY
19		MONTCLAIR, NJ
20		New York, NY
21		ASTORIA, NY
22		RYE, NY
23		Teaneck, NJ
24		MIDDLEBURY, VT
25		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
26		BROOKLYN, NY
27		BUFFALO, NY
28		Brick, NJ
29		Griswold, CT
30		NEWARK, NJ
31		GARDEN CITY, NY
32		NEW YORK, NY
33		ASTORIA, NY
34		BEVERLY, MA
35		MYSTIC, CT
36		Staten Island, NY
37		MORRIS PLAINS, NJ
38		STATEN ISLAND, NY
39		NEW YORK CITY, NY
40		STATEN ISLAND, NY
41		NEW YORK, NY
42		AIKEN, SC
43		COVINGTON, KY
44		Orange, VA
45		LEMARS, IA
46		Leonardtown, MD
47		ARLINGTON, VA
48		NEWTOWN, PA
49		BLUFFTON, SC
50		TAYLOR, MI

OPERATES A HOME FOR AND TO ASSIST THE AGED PEOPLE OF , MASSACHUSETTS.

TO PROVIDE WITH COMPASSION DEDICATION SUPERIOR QUALITY ADULTS TO DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY COORDINATE ARRANGEMENTS PROVISION COMPREHENSIVE SOCIAL SUPPORT SERVICES TO FRAIL ELDERLY OTHER INDIVIDUALS WHO MAY REQUIRE CHRONIC OR LONG TERM , TO ENGAGE IN EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES RELATING TO SUCH ACTIVITIES.

Grant to regional service providers for poor and disadvantaged

TO BENEFIT THE OF THE CHILDREN OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT THROUGH THE CONSISTENT FUNDING BY THE . THIS HAS ENCOURAGED TEACHERS TO "THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX" IN PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH ENRICHING, CURRICULUM-BASED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES.

THE MLA IS DEVOTED TO ENCOURAGING THE STUDY and TEACHING LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE.

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

collects contributions from its members and distributes the entire contribution for charitable purposes. Primary charity includes 2 types of activities. 1)Financial support to people for medical treatments who cannot afford their treatment expenses. 2) Financial support for students for higher education who cannot afford the education expenses. Educational help may be given to high school students or undergrad/grad students. Other charitable activities include to provide financial support to very low-income people for home construction, recover homes damaged due to Flood or similar calamities, financial support for low-income families who lost their income due to Covid-19 and assist them for covid related treatments.

To extend the independence of through the provision of comfortable, affordable in conjunction with social and recreational activities.

TO PROVIDE LIVING ACCOMODATIONS FOR CITIZENS AT AFFORDABLE RATES.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THOSE ENTERING THE NURSING PROFESSION. PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN THROUGH OTHER CHARITIES.

IS DEDICATED TO ADVANCING THE WELL-BEING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AND PROMOTING THE DIVERSITY AND VIBRANCY OF THE ALLSTON/BRIGHTON COMMUNITY. WE DO THIS BY PROVIDING HEALTHY, AFFORDABLE HOMES; OFFERING PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO ENRICH, EDUCATE AND INSPIRE; AND ENGAGING IN INNOVATIVE PHILANTHROPY.

THE IS SOLELY ENGAGED IN GRANT-MAKING ACTIVITIES IS FOLLOWING THE SPECIAL RULE.

Engaged in collective bargaining and contract administration on behalf of our members.

TO PROVIDE DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS WITH THE TOOLS TO BECOME PRODUCTIVE, INDEPENDENT AND SUCCESSFUL.

IS AN EMPLOYEE MANAGED CHARITABLE FUND. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO BE RESPONSIVE AND ADDRESS THE TROUBLES OF OUR FELLOW EMPLOYEES. BY GROWING A POOL OF FUNDS PRIMARILY THROUGH THE DONATIONS OF CO-WORKERS, RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE TO ASSIST THOSE WITH UNFORESEEN FINANCIAL AND MEDICAL NEEDS.

THE IS SOLELY ENGAGED IN GRANT-MAKING ACTIVITIES AND IS FOLLOWING THE SPECIAL RULES

YCAN connects people in the Yarmouth, Maine community with needed resources and builds community by encouraging volunteerism and collaborating with other community- based groups when appropriate.

TO PROMOTE POSITIVE, ENGAGING OPPORTUNITIES FOR BY GRANT-MAKING TO ORGANIZATIONS AND PROGRAMS THAT SERVE COMMUNITY THROUGH SPORTS AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS.

Blood Disorders works to ensure all blood disorders are correctly diagnosed optimally managed at every life stage.

To improve the , independence, and quality of life of all older people.

The is dedicated to promoting gender equality in STEM through managing campus chapters, publishing our volunteer-run blog, and holding events. In 2019, we held our largest-to-date symposium, where we raise $130,000 and gave away $25,000 in scholarships and travel grants. This year we moved our symposium back to Boston, hosting the symposium at the Harvard Medical School. Perricone MD gave the Born Seekers fellowship at this event. The fellowship recognized women in STEM with the potential to change the world with their research. Over 350 applications from all over the US were recieved. We have 25 active collegiate chapters, and we are working to activate chapters that previously had been active. In 2020 we plan to hire a part-time executive director to help with our fundraising efforts!

is organized to improve the education and health of children and families in remote mountainous communities of . We provide money to build schools pay teacher and administration salaries pay cooks and buy local provisions school lunches. We also provide pre-packaged lunches to be used in the schools. Food and funds are provided to supply school lunches approximately 990 children in four communities the entire year.

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.

TO DESIGN AND DELIVER INNOVATIVE EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE THAT FOSTERS SUSTAINABILITY AND RESILIENCY IN DIVERSE URBAN ENVIRONMENTS. WE EMPOWER LEARNING THAT CHANGES THE WAY PEOPLE THINK ABOUT ENERGY, SUSTAINABILITY, AND RESILIENCE BY ENGAGING AND EDUCATING A DIVERSE SET OF STAKEHOLDERS AND BENEFICIARIES. OUR PROGRAMS HELP INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES EXPLORE NEW WAYS OF LIVING AND WORKING THAT ARE MORE ADAPTIVE TO A CHANGING WORLD.

ORGANIZATION IS ENGAGED IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION ON BEHALF OF ITS MEMBERS

TO FOSTER AND DEVELOP A KNOWLEDGEABLE MEMBERSHIP IN MARKETING COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND INVESTMENT PROPERTY THROUGH EDUCATOINAL PROGRAMS. TO ENCOURAGE AND FACILITATE COOPERATION AMONG BROKERS ENGAGED IN MARKETING COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL AND INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE AS A SERVICE TO PUBLIC. TO PROMOTE SOUND PUBLIC POLICY SUPPORTIVE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY.

We are committed to aiding families in our community who are confronting acute financial need due to disease, tragedy or hardship. The Foundation is also dedicated to assisting young men and women in pursuing their academic and career goals through donations and scholarships. By accomplishing these goals, The Foundation will perpetuate Rob?s legacy while positively influencing the lives others.

The purpose of the is to enhance and support the educational experience at , to develop a closer connection between and home by encouraging parental involvement, and to improve the environment at through volunteer and financial support.

OUR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER COMMUNITIES OF COLOR TO HEAL FROM TRAUMA CAUSED BY SYSTEMIC OPPRESSION. WE LEVERAGE DATA TO ADVOCATE FOR THE MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS OF UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. OUR VISION IS TO CONTRIBUTE TO SYSTEMS LEVEL CHANGE TO BETTER SUPPORT YOUTH IN MANAGING THE EMOTIONAL TOLLS LIFE HAS FOR ALL OF US.

SUPPORTS PRESERVING, PROMOTING AND PROTECTING FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS AGRARIAN SPORTIING LIFE FOCUSING ON SPORT OF MOUNTED HUNTING WITH HOUNDS AND ART OF HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE DRIVING. ACTIVITY INVOLVES USE AND MAINTENANCE OF LAND AS A HABITAT FOR FOX, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF BRIDGES, ROADS, DAMS AND LANDSCAPING AS A COURSE FOR HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE DRIVING. USE OF LAND FOR ACTIVITIES IS PROVIDED AT NO COST TO USERS BUT MAINTENANCE COSTS OF PROPERTY HAVE BEEN SUPPORTED BY EXPENDITURES. ACTIVTY EDUCATES PUBLIC ABOUT AGRARIAN SPORTING LIFE, BY FOSTERING AND ENCOURAGING GOOD RELATIONS BETWEEN RELATED ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING OLD DOMINION HOUND CLUB, OLD DOMINION HOUND PONY CLUB AND PIEDMONT DRIVING CLUB TO PROMOTE AND COORDINATE FOR HUNTS AND DRIVING SHOWS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES TO FORMULATE EDUCATION PROGRAMS, CLINICS IN INTEREST OF FOX HUNTING AND CARRIAGE DRIVING.

by Encouraging PEOPLE to organize, get involved, and run for office, will advance progressive values and work to build a brighter future for generations to come.

PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS IN THE PHILIPPINES

ASSOCIATION IS FORMED TO PROMOTE IN , MASSACHUSETTS AND SUPPORT ALL LEVELS FROM YOUTH TO HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. THE OBJECTIVES INCLUDE PROMOTION OF COMPETIIVE , ENCOURAGING TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP, PRIDE AND UNITY AMOUNG ITS MEMBERS, ENCOURAGING PHYSICAL FITNESS, COMMUNITY SPIRIT, AND CULTIVATING INDIVIDUAL CHARACTER, CREATING A MEMORABLE AND ENJOYABLE EXPERIENCE FOR TEAM PLAYERS.

Provide college scholarships to employees and their families of the retirement community where the is chartered.

is a community organization dedicated to fostering assertiveness and well-being in and adults. We seek to teach individuals to be instead of passive or aggressive through workshops, literature, and web presence. Our programs will help bring awareness to the topic of ageism and aging. As persons, we shall take part in sharing the responsibility for the well-being of our community by helping homeless to be kept warm and fed, and thus reduce their suffering in simple ways. We shall brighten our neighborhoods by providing flowers to homeowners, public housing residents, and businesses in our area. We seek to fund studies related to epigenetics as this relates to helping pregnant women receive better healthcare and have a better, healthier pregnancy, and helping individuals battling addiction, among other research topics. We shall use funds provided by the general public to provide for those less fortunate, and to help provide for a beautiful community

People Organized Working Evolving Reaching) is a recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization established to improve the of people with a specialized focus on minority disparities in health, education, aging, food insecurity, health, social justice and reform, and housing and the homeless.

OUR MISSION IS TO HELP DISADVANTAGED FAMILIES BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND GRANTS TO CHARITABLE TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS TO HELP THEM LEAD MORE PRODUCTIVE LIVES AND RETURN TO A NORMAL AND SAFE WAY OF LIVING.

PROMOTE ACCESSIBILITY FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND THE ELDERLY.

The Corporation is organized and shall be operated for the purposes of: (i)establishing a group of fathers to build relationships and camaraderie with, and educate, one another as to the needs of St. Clare School, Staten Island, New York, all to promote and foster the wellness of St. Clare School and its parish and church community, and promote school spirit and improvement; and (ii) subject to the limitations set forth in the Corporations Certificate of Incorporation, engaging in any and all other lawful acts or activities, and exercising all such powers, rights and privileges applicable to not-for-profit corporations organized under the NPCL, in furtherance of accomplishing the foregoing corporate purposes.

THE MISSION OF THE CORPORATION IS TO SUPPORT AND SOCIAL PROJECTS WORLDWIDE TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY AMONG CHILDREN, THE ELDERLY, OR THE HOMELESS, REGARDLESS OF RACE, COLOR, CREED, SEX, AGE, ETHNICITY, NATIONAL ORIGIN, MARITAL STATUS, SEXUAL PREFERENCE, MENTAL OR PHYSICAL DISABILITY, OR ANY CATEGORY PROTECTED BY STATE OR FEDERAL LAW. THE CORPORATION WILL ALSO WORK TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF THE NEEDS OF PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM POVERTY.

A REINFORCING SPECIALTY IABSORIW ENGAGED IN ORGANIZING AND REPRESENTING WORKERS IN VARIOUS SEGMENTS IRON WORKING INDUSTRY.

MANAGEMENT OF HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME, ELDERLY AND SPECIAL NEEDS INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES.

To raise, receive, invest, manage and disburse funds to constantly improve the state of excellence of health care facilities operated by the Health Center Commission of Orange County and assisted living facilities operated by of Orange County Senior Living, Inc.

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.

Held Back To School and Christmas Shopping events for disadvantaged children

THE AFFORDS MEMBERS AND OTHERS AN INCOME TAX DEDUCTION FOR CONTRIBUTIONS OF FUNDS TO BE USED FOR SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. THE LIBRARY FUNCTION OF THE IS MANAGED BY THE . THE WAS QUALIFIED BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE ON FEBRUARY 26, 1979, AS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAX UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. THE OFFICERS OF THE SERVE AS TRUSTEES. AS FUNDS PERMIT THEY WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR SUCH USES AS SCHOLARSHIPS AND RESEARCH GRANTS. THE CAS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AND THE REINSURANCE PRIZE ARE CURRENTLY FUNDED BY THE .

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 CLUB IS ENGAGED IN ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE ATHLETIC PROGRAMS OF THE AS APPROVED BY THE BEAUFORT COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. SUCH ACTIVITES INCLUDE RAISING MONEY THROUGH MEMBERSHIP SALES, SALES AT CONCESSION STANDS AND CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS.

WE PROVIDE ASSISTANCE ELDERLY ABANDONED PEOPLE AND HIGH RISK YOUTH TEACHING GARDENING AND TAKING CARE OF ANIMALS AND PROVIDING DISASTER RELIEF. ALL OF THIS IS DONE PRESENT THE GOOD NEWS OF JESUS CHRIST.

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