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151		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
152		DECATUR, IN
153		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
154		Lima, OH
155		FORT WAYNE, IN
156		PARKER CITY, IN
157		BLOOMINGTON, IN
158		Chicago, IL
159		HERNDON, VA
160		CHICAGO, IL
161		CHICAGO, IL
162		Elmhurst, IL
163		Chicago, IL
164		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
165		PLAINFIELD, IL
166		CAVALIER, ND
167		COUNTRYSIDE, IL
168		Chicago, IL
169		CALEDONIA, IL
170		Chicago, IL
171		CHICAGO, IL
172		Niles, IL
173		CHENOA, IL
174		ALTON, IL
175		PEORIA, IL
176		Paris, IL
177		SPRINGFIELD, IL
178		CARBONDALE, IL
179		Springfield, IL
180		GALESBURG, IL
181		DETROIT, MI
182		FLINT, MI
183		Lansing, MI
184		SAINT JOSEPH, MI
185		Escanaba, MI
186		DETROIT, MI
187		NEGAUNEE, MI
188		MIDLAND, MI
189		Armada, MI
190		FARMINGTON HILLS, MI
191		ANN ARBOR, MI
192		SAGINAW, MI
193		WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI
194		West Bloomfield, MI
195		COLUMBUS, OH
196		FARMINGTON HILLS, MI
197		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
198		Elk Rapids, MI
199		CLARKSTON, MI
200		MADISON, WI

PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SERVICES IN THE AREAS OF , OCCUPATIONAL, CHEMICAL AND PUBLIC SAFETY TO GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES AND PRIVATE BUSINESS.

GRANTS TO IMPROVE HEALTH, HUMAN AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS IN COUNTYPROMOTING ORGANIZATIONAL COOPERATION, STIMULATING VOLUNTEER PARTICIPATION, MOBILIZING AND DEPLOYING COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND SEEKING SOLUTIONS TOURGENT COMMUNITY PROBLEMS.

TO HELP FIGHTERS BE THE BEST THEY CAN BE AT WHAT THEY DO WHILE PROVIDING THEM WITH INFORMATION TO OPERATE SAFELY AND WITHOUT INJURY OR DEATH AT THE SCENE OF AN EMERGENCY.

Provide financial support for youth activities, including education and sports Hospitals and local police and fire organizations, and for all other charitable purposes incidental thereto.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE THE IS TO PROMOTE AND PERPETUATE VARIOUS KINDS YOUTH PROGRAMS AN AND CULTURAL NATURE AND TO ALLOW BOYS AND GIRLS TO ENROLL IN PROGRAMS WITHOUT CONSIDERATION RACE, RELIGION, CREED OR ECONOMIC STATUS.

TO PROVIDE RESCUE AND RESCUE FOR THE COMMUNITY

Community. Youth and Community Service through Americanism, Youth Development Programs, General/Other: Come Back Kid Award, Youth of the Month Awards, Big Brother/Big Sister, Book of Golden Deeds, Boy Scouts, Christmas Baskets, Police Officer of the Year Award, Firefighter of the Year.

To advance the health of all individuals and communities. The AHA leads, represents and serves hospitals, health systems and other related organizations that are accountable to the community and committed to equitable care and health improvement for all.

TO ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE EDUCATION ON THE TECHNICAL AND BUSINESS DISCIPLINES APPLICABLE TO AND SYSTEMS.

SERVICES TO PERSONS WHO HAVE COMPLEX SOCIAL, HEALTH OR OTHER RELATED OR FAMILY PROBLEMS WHICH HAVE INTERFERED WITH THEIR ABILITY TO LEAD A HEALTHY OR CONSTRUCTIVE LIFE OR WHO ARE AN ENDANGERMENT TO THEMSELVES, THEIR FAMILY OR THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH THEY LIVE.

AN INDEPENDENT CENTER THAT CONDUCTS , EDUCATES COLLABORATES WITH OTHER GROUPS TO ADVOCATE POLICIES IMPACT SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE THE STATUS OF ALL PEOPLE. THE MISSION IS TO PROMOTE SOCIAL JUSTICE CHALLENGE INEQUITIES IN CARE. THE ORGANIZATION DERIVES ITS UNIQUENESS FROM THE DIVERSITY OF ISSUES IT ADDRESSES THE SINGLE-MINDEDNESS OF ITS VISION: AN EQUITABLE CARE SYSTEM WHICH PROVIDES ACCESS TO QUALITY, AFFORDABLE CARE FOR ALL.

Assist families fallen police and fire personnel

to provide charter public high school education and social for students who are at risk or dropped out from the traditional public education systems.

GENERAL TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAMS INCLUDED SAFETY CAMP PARTNERSHIPS THROUGHOUT HENNEPIN COUNTY, BIKE RODEOS/HELMET FITIINGS, CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY PRESENTATIONS, INVOLVEMENT IN THE ANNUAL AAA TRAFFIC SAFETY POSTER PROGRAM, AND OUR FLAGSHIP INTIATIVE, THE AAA SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS THAT SUPPORT OUR NOVICE AND SENIOR DRIVING INTIATIVES ALSO CONTINUED THROUGH THE YEAR

POLICE OFFICER EDUCATION

OPERATING PULL TAB TYPE GAMING IN THE CITY OF FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT VARIOUS OTHER ORGANIZATIONS IN THE AREA

TO ASSIST WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS IN SOLVING PROBLEMS OF MUTUAL CONCERN AND TO EXPAND THE MARKET FOR THE INDUSTRY.

The Projects (SWOP) mission is to build a broad-based organization of Christian, Muslim and Jewish faith institutions, local schools and other institutions in Chicago, which will enable families to exercise common values, determine their own future and connect with each other to improve life in their neighborhoods. To this end, leaders of SWOP have dedicated themselves to building relationships across racial, ethnic, generational and faith differences and to bringing the common concerns of their institutions into the public life of the community as they develop the capacity to act collectively and stand for the whole.

BUILDS SUSTANABLE LOCAL FOOD AND FARM SYSTEMS THROUGH EXPERIMENTAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH RURAL AND URBAN PEOPLE.

EDUCATION FOR ELECTRONIC HEALTH SYSTEMS

ASSIST IN THE CIVIC ADVANCEMENT AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMMUNITIES

The Justice Center is a national, non-profit law firm dedicated to protecting civil rights fighting unfairness in the criminal legal system through litigation at the trial, appellate, Supreme Court levels. Founded in 1985, now with offices in Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri Washington D.C, the Justice Center works to protect the rights of the poor, the marginalized the vulnerable in the criminal justice system, combat racial discrimination, stop the punishment of poverty, fight unjust prosecutions police misconduct, vindicate the rights of people who are imprisoned detained. Individual class action clients were represented in over 200 cases.

Educating the public in identifying workable solutions to conservation and environmental problems. Proving outdoor education in ethics and conservation.

THE AGENCY OPERATES PROGRAMS TO PROVIDE FAMILIES WITH AN ON-GOING SUPPORT SYSTEM TO ENHANCE GROWTH DEVELOPMENT. THE AGENCY ALSO PROVIDES PROGRAMS FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT BY OFFERING SERVICES TO HELP CHILDREN, WHO MAY BE AT RISK FOR FUTURE SCHOOL FAILURE, TO BE BETTER PREPARED TO ENTER THE SCHOOL SYSTEMS.

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND LEGAL REPRESENTATION

HELPING PEOPLE HELP THEMSELVES THROUGH EXCEPTIONAL SERVICES COMMUNIY COLLABORATION.

THE PURPOSE THE IS TO PROMOTE THE SECURITY THE UNITED STATES AMERICA, TO PROMOTE, FOSTER, AND IMPROVE THE WELL BEING ACTIVE AND RETIRED PERSONNEL THE THE STATE . TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE SUCH ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS BENEFICIAL TO SUCH PERSONNEL, SUPPORTING THE GOALS AND PROGRAMS EANGU AND NGAU, AND TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN HONOR, AND RESPECT TO THE .

THE ORGANIZATION PRIMARILY PROVIDES FOOD AND SHELTER, EMERGENCY SERVICES AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING TO PERSONS IN NEED.

Provide and maintain a honoring that were killed in the line of duty

TO PROVIDE QUALITY, COST EFFECTIVE PRE-HOSPITAL CARE AND MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION WHILE WORKING CO-OPERATIVELY WITH OUR COLLEAGUES IN HEALTH CARE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES.

TO REPRESENT MEMBERS IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND TO PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF WHO HAVE GIVEN THEIR LIVES IN PURSUIT OF DUTY

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR SPOUSES AND CHILDREN POLICE AND FIREMAN KILLED IN THE LINE DUTY AND GRANTS AWARDED FOR SAFETY EQUIPMENT FOR POLICE AND FIREMAN IN , LAPEER, AND COUNTIES, MICHIGAN

The members of TCBA have dedicated themselves to: Promoting the use of bicycles for healthful recreation and transportation. Educating bicyclists as to their rights and responsibilities. Promoting public awareness of bicyclists rights and responsibilities as well as safety.

TO IMPROVE , INSPIRE HOPE AND SAVE LIVES AND TO PROMOTE AND ASSIST IN PROVIDING CARE BY ACCEPTING CONTRIBUTIONS FOR LAKELAND REGIONAL SYSTEM.

To assist pregnant women and families with young children. The organization provides life-affirming options counseling to men and women dealing with an unexpected . Additionally, , parenting, health and wellness classes are provided to men and women. In exchange for attending the classes, the participants earn items such as baby clothes, diapers, wipes, and baby furniture. The men and women are also referred to other community organization that may assist them with other needs.

EDUCATION OF WORKERS ENGAGED IN ACTIVITIES RELATED TO HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATION, REMOVAL, CONTAINMENT, TRANSPORTATION, EMERGENCY RESPONSE.

TO COLLECT DONATIONS, CONTRIBUTIONS, FOOD, AND OTHER BASIC ITEMS AND DEVELOP A MEANS OF DISTRIBUTION TO THE HUNGRY, THE POOR, THE INFIRM, AND THE UNEMPLOYED AND THEIR FAMILIES, REGARDLESS OF RACE, SEX, AGE, CREED, OR HANDICAP.

PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE ST. LOUIS BRECKENRIDGE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS SYSTEMS, LIBRARIES, PARK SYSTEMS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS. ALSO, TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES, COLLEGE, FIRE DEPARTMENT RESCUE UNIT, HOSPITAL, CHURCHES AGRICULTURAL CENTER.

Provide safe recreation to youth of

THE ASSOCIATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES, TO FINANCIALLY HELP THE OTHERWISE UNMET NEEDS OF SWORN OFFICERS, FIREFIGHTERS, PARAMEDICS AND CERTAIN OTHER DESERVING PUBLIC SERVANTS OR DEPENDENTS OF PUBLIC SAFETY EMPLOYEES WHEN APPROPRIATE.

THE CENTERPIECE PROGRAM PROVIDES SHORT-TERM FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO AND COMIC EMPLOYEES, INCLUDING BOOKSTORE AND COMIC SHOP OWNERS/OPERATORS, BOOKSELLERS, BUYERS, AND FORMER BORDERS EMPLOYEES AND THEIR IMMEDIATE FAMILIES WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED FINANCIAL NEED ARISING FROM SEVERE HARDSHIP AND/OR EMERGENCY CIRCUMSTANCES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DISASTER RELIEF, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SERIOUS MEDICAL CONDITION, OR LOSS OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME SUCH AS DIVORCE OR SEPARATION, DEATH OF AN EMPLOYEE OR IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER. ADDITIONALLY, THE MADE AVAILABLE OTHER TOOLS TO HELP AFFECTED EMPLOYEES AND OWNERS BETTER MANAGE WITH ONGOING FINANCIAL CHALLENGES. THESE TOOLS INCLUDE HEALTH CARE RESOURCES DIRECTORIES, BUDGET PLANNING GUIDES AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TOOLS.

ASSIST SURVIVING SPOUSE AND FAMILY LAW ENFORCEMENT AND FIRE FIGHTERS KILLED IN LINE DUTY.

ACADEMY IS A RIGOROUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL PURSUING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE LITERACY. WE INSPIRE STUDENTS TO THINK CRITICALLY, CREATIVELY, COMPASSIONATELY; TO DEDICATE THEMSELVES TO TRADITION, PEOPLEHOOD, THE STATE OF ISRAEL; TO BECOME LIFELONG LEARNERS LEADERS.

To provide emotional and financial support to our officers and their families as well as others in the community we serve, especially in times of personal and/or financial crisis.

HELP LIFT THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES OUT OF POVERTY

MISSION IS RAISING FUNDS TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SOLUTIONS TO MOST PRESSING GLOBAL PROBLEMS, INCLUDING AREAS OF WATER, ENERGY, HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION, AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY.

KIDS AT CHRISTMAS PROJECT--BENEFITED APPROXIMATELY 114 NEEDY YOUNG CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES WITH CLOTHING, TOYS, AND OTHER NEEDED ITEMS SUCH AS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Provide military honors at vetrans funerals, provide financial support to vetrans if needed, support vetrans hospitals and homes, promote patriotism in the community, send packages to troops overseas, send newsletters to members, provide lunches after funerals, provide handicap items for vetrans and their families

CHEIF PONTIAC POST 377 IS A PATRIOTIC VETERANS ORGANIZATION DEVOTED TO MUTUAL HELPFULNESS. IT IS COMMITTEED TO MENTORING YOUTH AND SPONSORSHIP OF WHOLESOME PROGRAMS IN OUR COMMUNITY, ADVOCATING PATRIOTISM AND HONOR, PROMOTING STRONG NATIONAL SECURITY, AND CONTINUED DEVOTION TO OUR FELLOW SERVICEMEMBERS AND VETERANS. FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES SUPPORT OUR EXEMPT PURPOSE TO PROMOTE SOCIAL WELFARE OF COMMUNITY: 1. SPONSOR YOUTH BASEBALL TEAM, ANNUALLY, 2. SPONSOR BOY SCOUT PACK AND TROOP, ANNUALLY 3. PARTICIPATE IN COMMUNITY EVENTS PER YEAR SUCH AS PARADES, MEMORIALS, DEDICATION CEREMONIES RECOGINIZING VETERANS AND ARMED FORCES MEMBERS 4. PARTICIPIATE IN COMMUNITY CHARITY EVENTS 5. HOST AMERICANISM DINNER 6. HOST FISHING DERBY 7. SPONSOR YOUTH PARTICIPANTS TO ATTEND STATE AND NATIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCES 8. PROVIDE A VENUE FOR COMMUNITY EVENTS FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES SUPPORT OUR EXEMPT PURPOSE TO ASSIST WAR VETERANS AND MEMBERS OF ARMED FORCES, THEIR DEPENDEN

TO PROVIDE CONSULTING, ADVISORY, EXECUTIVE AND CLERICAL TO ITS MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE THEMSELVES RECOGNIZED AS EXEMPT FROM TAXATION UNDER CODE SECTION 501(C)(6).

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