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2		NEW HYDE PARK, NY
3		NEW YORK, NY
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5		NEW CITY, NY
6		NEW YORK, NY
7		COPAKE, NY
8		ANNANDALEONHUDSON, NY
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10		Rochester, NY
11		Rochester, NY
12		Cambridge, MA
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15		BOSTON, MA
16		Easton, CT
17		Montville, NJ
18		CRESSKILL, NJ
19		MILLER PLACE, NY
20		SOUTHBURY, CT
21		LAKEWOOD, NJ
22		PRINCETON, NJ
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24		Portland, ME
25		WHITE PLAINS, NY
26		NEW YORK, NY
27		Brooklyn, NY
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29		LEBANON, NH
30		EAST SETAUKET, NY
31		NEW YORK, NY
32		FREEPORT, NY
33		Glenview, IL
34		SPRINGFIELD, VA
35		WASHINGTON, DC
36		ROSEMONT, IL
37		PHILADELPHIA, PA
38		MELROSE PARK, PA
39		Pittsburgh, PA
40		Gettysburg, PA
41		DANVILLE, PA
42		MALVERN, PA
43		LANCASTER, PA
44		Downers Grove, IL
45		CHICAGO, IL
46		BROOKINGS, SD
47		AIKEN, SC
48		SCRANTON, PA
49		CRANBERRY TWP, PA
50		HARRISBURG, PA

TO PROVIDE A GRANT TO NEEDY FAMILIES TO DETER THE COSTS OF SPECIAL EDUCATION

PROGRAMS TO AID PERSONS WITH OR IMPEDIMENTS. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES DURING THE YEAR INCLUDE FUNDING PROGRAMS FOR COCHLEAR IMPLANTS AIDS DISPENSARY AT NORTHWELL HEALTH.

TO DEVELOP AND PROMOTE THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS, EXPERIENCES, AND PRACTICES PERTAINING TO THE PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT. IN ORDER TO ACCOMPLISH THESE OBJECTIVES, SPONSORS EDUCATIONAL EVENTS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS THAT ARE OF INTEREST TO ITS MEMBERS. EACH ACTIVITY FOR WHICH INCOME IS REPORTED IN COLUMN (A) OF PART VIII IS RELATED TO THE ABOVE STATED PURPOSE.

To engage exclusively in scientific, educational and technological informational activities within the meaning 501(c)(3) the Internal Revenue Code, directed toward the advancement the science technology and additives and the related arts and sciences; to encourage the interchange ideas and personal contacts between persons engaged in research in the field technology and additives; to sponsor and conduct meetings, lectures and symposia for persons interested in (to include the general public) or engaged in research in this field; to distribute materials related to this field and to publish printed matter related to the science technology and additives.

TO RAISE FUNDS and PROVIDE A CONTINUING FINANCIAL SOURCE BENEFITTING PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS INCLUDING DEVE. DISAB., BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CHALLENGES and OTHER CHRONIC MED. NEEDS.

THROUGH THE USE GRANTS SOLICITED FROM A WIDE VARIETY SOURCES-(GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS, BUSINESSES, ETC.)THE ORGANIZATION WILL ENCHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE STUDENTS BY INITIATING AND EXECUTING SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES.

TO CREATE AN INTEGRATED COMMUNITY WHERE ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS LIVE A LIFE WITH DIGNITY, EQUALITY, AND A SENSE OF PURPOSE.

SEEKS TO PROVIDE A CHALLENGING ACADEMIC PROGRAM AND A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT THAT FOSTERS A COLLABORATIVE INTERCHANGE OF IDEAS IN THE CLASSROOM AS WELL AS AMBITION TO ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE.

PROVIDE SERVICES TO SUPPORT AND EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS WITH AND/OR DEVELOPMENTAL .

To promote business interest of persons engaged in the business of . Provides a forum for an exchange of ideas.

To further educate bridge designers, constructors, federal, state, local officials, and general public in vital role bridges in our society. To improve and encourage science bridge design, construction, maintenance, and reconstruction by providing a forum members to exchange and develop ideas and techniques. To provide technical information and assistance to various public and private authorities bridge programs, and to further educate and encourage public and private authorities in and improved techniques testing and reconstruction bridge structures to promote public welfare.

HAUSCR is dedicated to promoting the exchange of ideas and opportunities between students at and in China. HAUSCR organizes a series of cross-cultural exchange programs every year.

Fraternal organization supporting special needs children veterans

TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS EMPLOYMENT ITS MEMBERS; TO PROMOTE A MEDIUM EXCHANGE IDEAS BETWEEN MEMBERS; TO FURTHER DEVELOP THE INTERESTS AND RESPONSIBILITES MEMBERS; TO PROMOTE, PROTECT AND ADVANCE THE MUTUAL INTERESTS ITS MEMBERS; TO FOSTER A SPIRIT GOODWILL AMONG MEMBERS AND MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL, AND TO PROMTE ETHICAL PRACTICES IN THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH EACH OTHER; TO WORK IN UNISON IN EVERY LEGAL MANNER WITH THE STATE NEW JERSEY GOVERNMENT, THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, AND ANY OTHER STATE GOVERNMENTS.

Promote Med Cardiovascular Bio ideas

To provide grants and funding for adaptive, handicap-accessible vehicles for disabled active duty service members and veterans of the United States Armed Forces, and to provide other support for the same.

To help children with special needs and their families

TO ASSIST IN LEGISLATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PLUMBING INDUSTRY, TO SAFEGUARD THE PURPOSE OR INTENT OF ALL HEALTH LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO PLUMBING, DRAINING, AND SANITATION, TO ENCOURAGE MEMBERS ALONG EDUCATION LINES, AND TO CO-OPERATE WITH EACH OTHER SO AS TO EFFECTUATE THE IDEALS OF OUR PROFESSION. THIS LOCAL COUNTY CHAPTER COLLECTS MEMBERSHIP FEES AND IN TURN DISTRIBUTES A PORTION OF THESE FEES TO THE STATE CHAPTER - "THE NEW JERSEY LEAGUE OF ." ALONG WITH IDEAS THAT IT COMPILES FROM ITS MEMBERS DURING THE MONTHLY MEETING.

PURPOSE IS TO AIDE FIRE DEPARTMENTS AND MEMBERS THEREOF IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, WHO ARE IN NEED OF PURCHASING FIREMATIC EQUIPMENT, SUCH AS SAFETY ROPE SYSTEMS AND EDUCATIONAL SAFETY TRAINING.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COLLEGE AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TO CHILDREN WORKERS WHO HAVE BEEN FATALLY OR SERIOUSLY INJURED IN A WORK-RELATED ACCIDENT RESULTING IN A FINANCIAL NEED.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES TO THE DISABLED POPULATION BY ADMINISTERING A POOLED SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST FOR DISABLED INDIVIDUALS WHO CANNOT CARE FOR THEMSELVES.

The AAIHS is an educational nonprofit organization that aims to foster dialogue about researching writing and teaching Black and culture. We advance these goals through a number of initiatives providing resources and support for students professors and members of the general public who are interested in Black . Each year we offer grants fellowships and prizes to support archival research for those who are writing dissertations and books in the field of Black --which broadly refers to the study of ideas and ideologies of Black people in the United States and across the globe. The organization seeks to educate the public about the significance of Black and culture and we do this through several avenues including a popular blog that we make widely available to the public at no cost.

IS A COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY OF INDEPENDENT NONPROFITS SERVING PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.

is a nonprofit organization that supports contemporary arts projects, champions artists, and encourages an open exchange of ideas.

SWANA IS AN ORGANIZATION PROFESSIONALS COMMITTED TO ADVANCING FROM MANAGEMENT TO RESOURCE MANAGEMENT THROUGH THEIR SHARED EMPHASIS ON EDUCATION, ADVOCACY AND RESEARCH.SWANA IS COMMITTED TO:EDUCATION: OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRAINING, CERTIFICATION AND RESEARCH,ADVOCACY: SUPPORT RESPONSIBLE AND PRACTICAL ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES,COLLABORATION: NETWORKING AND PARTNERSHIPS, ANDRESPECT: ENCOURAGEMENT DIVERSE IDEAS AND OPINIONS.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF FILIPINO ACCOUNTANTS IN THE USA AND CANADA THROUGH CONTINUING EDUCATION SEMINARS HELD DURING ANNUAL CONFERENCES, AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO ACCOUNTING STUDENTS, GIVING TO CHARITABLE CAUSES

supports contemporary Jewish culture on an international scale, bringing greater exposure to artists and cultural initiatives and providing opportunities for new projects and collaborations. , a global network of Jewish artists, currently with 696 members in the Americas, Israel, Europe, Australia and Africa, engages audiences with Jewish ideas and community through the vibrant Jewish and Israeli cultural landscape. We have created this international network through facilitated gatherings to build community, and by sparking action through small grants. We empower artists and cultural organizations to create experiences to broaden the impact of Jewish culture.

Our organization provides financial assistance to families who struggle to pay for the medical and medical related expenses of their child with a serious illness or special needs.

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.

AIMS TO ENSURE THAT FUTURE GENERATIONS WILL INHERIT TROPICAL FORESTS AND THE WONDER THEY BRING. BUILDING ON THIRTY YEARS OF HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE IN MADAGASCAR, SUPPORTS PROGRAMS THAT SAVE LEMURS, SAFEGUARD NATURE, PLANT NEW RAINFORESTS, AND EDUCATES CHILDREN AND ADULTS ON THE EFFECTS OF GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE.

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

ENSURING , SOCIETY AND WELFARE FOR PEOPLE OF LONG ISLAND NEW YORK. A COMMITMENT TO SERVE AND SEE ETHICAL IDEAL EMERGING IN VARIOUS FORMS IN WHICH INTEREST OF INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIETY COALESCE IN SHARED ENTERPRISE OF PROMOTING SOCIAL WELFARE AND PERSONAL FREEDOM. TO DELIVER A MULTILINGUAL COORDINATION IN COMMUNITIES BY EDUCATION,ORGANIZING AND ADVOCACY TO ENSURE CIVIC ENGAGEMENTS OF VARIOUS CULTURAL GROUPS.

organization was established to advance scientific research on food and fluid intake and its associated biological, psychological and social processes. provides a multidisciplinary environment free exchange ideas and information, and serves as a resource scientific expertise and education on topics related to behavior.

Perpetuating the legacy of by publishing books by and about and his ideas collecting and preserving his archives and by examining his ideas including those on human rights and the safe peaceful uses of nuclear energy

A 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION, AIMS TO HELP BUILD A JUST, EQUITABLE, AND SUSTAINABLE FUTURE BY GETTING THE RIGHT TYPES OF PHILANTHROPIC CAPITAL INTO THE HANDS OF PEOPLE WITH THE RIGHT IDEAS, AT THE RIGHT TIMES, IN THE RIGHT PLACES TO ACCOMPLISH NEEDED CHANGE. TO ALLOW NONPROFIT LEADERS TO FOCUS ON THE WORK AT HAND, WE OFFER FISCAL SPONSORSHIP SUPPORT, WHICH MEANS WE PROVIDE TOOLS AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT, INCLUDING HUMAN RESOURCES, LEGAL, ACCOUNTING, AND COMPLIANCE SERVICES, ENABLING INITIATIVES TO GET OFF THE GROUND QUICKLY AND OPERATE MORE EFFICIENTLY.

TO ENHANCE AND DISSEMINATE EDUCATION IN DISEASE, ENCOURAGE RESEARCH AND ENHANCE THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS.

NURTURES CURIOSITY IN MEMBERS AND NEIGHBORS, STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY THROUGH LEARNING, DISCOURSE AND MEANINGFUL ENGAGEMENT. IS A HISTORIC AND VIBRANT -CENTERED AND MEMBER-SUPPORTED CIRCULATING LIBRARY, RESEARCH ARCHIVE AND CULTURAL FORUM DEDICATED TO HARNESSING OUR RESOURCES - OUR EXPERT STAFF, OUR COLLECTIONS BOOKS, ART AND ARCHITECTURE TREASURES AND OUR NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK BUILDING - TO STRENGTHEN OUR GROWING COMMUNITY THROUGH IDEAS, CULTURAL ENGAGEMENT AND FELLOWSHIP.

TO WORK WITH THE UNDER ACHIEVING STUDENTS TO MEET THEIR TRUE POTENTIAL. AS A SPECIAL EDUCATION CERTIFICATION SCHOOL, MAINTAINS DUAL LICENSURE AS A PRIVATE ACADEMIC AND SPECIAL EDUCATION SCHOOL.

The mission is to provide education about the latest developments in the field to explore innovative ideas to obtain licensing

Provide Low Cost Housing

SOCIAL MINISTRY-SPECIAL NEEDS PERSONS

APPROVED PRIVATE SCHOOL OFFERING EDUC. AND EMPLOY. RELATED OPPORTUNITIES FOR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN

PROMOTING THE VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ORPHANED AND INDIGENT YOUNG PEOPLE PRINCIPALLY THROUGH SUPPORT TO THE THADDEUS COLLEGE TECHNOLOGY.

To foster and increase knowledge of and proficiency in in the industry; conduct and participate in education programs; provide media for interchange of ideas and dissemination of materials relative to and strengthen cooperation among individuals of varying disciplines in .

THE SHALL BE DEDICATED TO THE RECOGNITION AND THE SUPPORT OF ACTIVITIES WHICH ELEVATE THE IDEALS OF THE PROFESSION, WHICH ILLUMINATE THE BODY OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT ARCHITECTURE AND WHICH EXHIBIT EXCELLENCE IN THE MAKING OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT. THE CONSIDERS AS ITS SPECIAL PURPOSE, THE CONCENTRATION OF ITS RESOURCES TOWARD THE SUPPORT OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES CONCERNED WITH THE EXPLORATION AND ANALYSIS OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT.

TO DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN HIGH STANDARDS IN THE ADMINISTRATION, MAINTENANCE, OPERATION, PLANNING, AND DEVELOPMENT OF PHYSICAL PLANT FACILITIES OF INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING, AND TO PROMOTE PROFESSIONAL IDEALS AND STANDARDS TO BETTER SERVE THE OBJECTIVES OF HIGHER EDUCATION.

THE EXISTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF SERVICE TO HUMANKIND BY COMMUNICATION OF THOUGHTS, IDEAS, AND CONCEPTS TO ACCELERATE HUMAN PROGRESS IN HEALTH, EDUCATION, FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY.

TO ENCOURAGE and FOSTER THE IDEAL OF SERVICE TO OTHERS

HELP COMMUNITY YOUTH DEVELOP IDEALS OF HONESTY, LOYALTY, TEAM AND SPORTSMANSHIP BY PROVIDING THE OPPURTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN SPORTS.

THE HEALTHY FAMILIES PROMOTES COMMUNITY HEALTH WELLNESS BY FOCUSING ON FAMILIES USING PROGRAMS THAT HAVE IMPACT, EVIDENCE SHOWING EFFECTIVENESS, CAN BE ADAPTED TO THE SITUATION USING PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS THAT SUPPORT THE DELIVERY OF THESE HIGH- QUALITY, RESEARCH-DRIVEN PROGRAMS.

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