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151		NEW YORK, NY
152		Bronx, NY
153		New York, NY
154		NEW YORK, NY
155		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
156		SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY
157		PLATTSBURGH, NY
158		Amsterdam, NY
159		HIGHLAND, NY
160		SCHENECTADY, NY
161		Albany, NY
162		MONTEBELLO, NY
163		Ballston Lake, NY
164		Rhinebeck, NY
165		ANNANDALEONHUDSON, NY
166		HUDSON FALLS, NY
167		GOSHEN, NY
168		TROY, NY
169		ALBANY, NY
170		JERSEY CITY, NJ
171		BINGHAMTON, NY
172		SYRACUSE, NY
173		WATERTOWN, NY
174		CORTLAND, NY
175		MORRISVILLE, NY
176		BINGHAMTON, NY
177		SYRACUSE, NY
178		HORNELL, NY
179		Buffalo, NY
180		ROCHESTER, NY
181		HAMBURG, NY
182		HORSEHEADS, NY
183		POTSDAM, NY
184		CLIFTON SPRINGS, NY
185		ROCHESTER, NY
186		MCGRAW, NY
187		UTICA, NY
188		MT MORRIS, NY
189		ITHACA, NY
190		BINGHAMTON, NY
191		BOONVILLE, NY
192		TONAWANDA, NY
193		Webster, NY
194		ORCHARD PARK, NY
195		ALBANY, NY
196		UTICA, NY
197		AUBURN, NY
198		Seneca Falls, NY
199		FAIRPORT, NY
200		BROOKLYN, NY

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE WOMEN ARTISTS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND EXHIBITS OF WORKS OF ARTS.

To provide the basic human services necessary for families and individuals to obtain self-proficiency.

MFJCs purpose is the development of the social capital of the people, its communal, cultural, and professional leadership, and the fostering of connectedness globally, including the propagation of the Hebrew language.

ADVOCACY AND .

THE PRIMARY MISSION THE UNION IS TO ORGANIZE EMPLOYEES AND NEGOTIATE CONTRACTS ON THEIR BEHALF COVERING WAGES, BENEFITS, HOURS, AND CONDITIONS EMPLOYMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS, USAGES, AND REQUIREMENTS THE IBT, AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BEST INTERESTS THE LABOR MOVEMENT.

PROVIDES FUNDING A SPECIFIC NEED OF AN INDIVIDUAL OR AN ORGANIZATION ON A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS. BALLSTON AREA COMMUNITY CENTER: $3,600CAMP ABILITIES SARATOGA: 1,000CAPTAIN COMMUNITY HEALTH SERIVCES: 4,500MECHANICVILLE AREA COMM SERVICES CENTER: 5,000RACE TRACK CHAPLAINCY: 5,000SALVATION ARMY: 5,000SARATOGA REGIONAL YMCA: 6,000SARATOGA SPRINGS REC DEPT: 25,000WILTON RECREATION: 8,000WELLSPRING: 4,500 TOTAL DISCRETIONARY CAMPERSHIP GRANTS: $67,600

TO BE A LEADER IN COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP BUILDING AND TO INCREASE ORGANIZED CAPACITY PEOPLE TO CARE FOR ONE ANOTHER.

invests in their community through programs that help children grow up healthy and drug-free by undertaking projects that address unmet needs

THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO INFORMATION, , SUPPORT, NETWORKING, AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO ENHANCE THE SERVICES OF ITS MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS.

PROVIDE RENTALS TO SERVICE PROGRAMS/LOW INCOME TENANTS.

To increase interest in and create greater access to the history of the seventeenth-century Dutch colony of .

HOME CARES GOAL IS TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE AT-HOME TO ENHANCE OUR CLIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES LIVES. WE LOOK FORWARD TO CONTINUING TO SERVE OUR PATIENTS FOR MANY MORE YEARS TO COME. WE STRIVE TO BE HOME CARE LEADERS IN THE COMMUNITIES THAT WE SERVE, AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO BY BEING FOCUSED ON QUALITY, SERVICE, AND TECHNOLOGY.

Local Organization benefiting the parents, teachers and students of Chango Elementary School.

The is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing youth of the Town of and neighboring areas, an opportunity to play , have fun, and learn principles of good sportsmanship, fitness, honesty, and teamwork.

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.

IT IS THE MISSION OF TO ASSIST LOW TO MODERATE INCOME HOMEOWNERS THROUGH HOUSING REHABILITATION, EMERGENCY HOME REPAIR PROGRAMS, AND MANAGEMENT OF AFFORDABLE SENIOR RENTAL HOUSING IN WASHINGTON AND WARREN COUNTIES AND TO SERVE AS A RESOURCE FOR COMMUNITY PROGRAMS IN WASHINGTON COUNTY.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

PROGRAM AND SUPPORT MEMBERS GEARED TOWARDS THEIR EDUCATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

TO SUPPORT THE FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT FUND

TO PRESERVE, PROTECT, CONSERVE AND PROMOTE LOCATED IN JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY

TO ORGANIZE WORKERS FOR THE ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND MORAL ADVANCEMENT THEIR CONDITIONS AND STATUS.

The Auto , founded in 1907, was formed to be a service organization for new car dealerships and affiliated businesses. It is our function to provide services, educational opportunities and promote the annual auto show. As part of the show, a charitable organization was established that raises funds for charities in the community. We also provide seminars on subjects of importance and OSHA training for dealership personnel. The Auto staff work with dealership personnel on matters of importance such as education, understanding health insurance and voluntary benefits that are needed. The handles issues with the Department of Motor Vehicles and any regulatory agency that impacts their business. The mission of this organization is to provide, as needed, information, regulations and issues that will impact the new car , affiliated members and their staffs.

THE MEASURABLY IMPROVES THE LIVES ALL RESIDENTS IN JEFFERSON, LEWIS AND ST. LAWRENCE COUNTIES THROUGH LEADERSHIP, TRAINING AND FUNDING.

THE HAS THE PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE OPERATION OF ALL ON-CAMPUS COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES- THE ADMINISTRATION OF FOOD SERVICE, CAMPUS STORE AND VENDING MACHINE FUNCTION.

THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSES THE CORPORATION ARE TO ESTABLISH, OPERATE, MANAGE AND PROMOTE EDUCATIONALLY RELATED SERVICES FOR THE BENEFIT THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY IN HARMONY WITH THE EDUCATIONAL MISSION AND GOALS THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY AT , NEW YORK. THESE SERVICES WERE PROVIDED TO APPROXIMATELY 2,000 COLLEGE STUDENTS.

TO DRIVE CHANGE THAT WILL HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE CRITICAL NEEDS OUR COMMUNITY BY STRATEGICALLY LEVERAGING THE COLLECTIVE RESOURCES COMMUNITY PARTNERS.

TO ATTRACT HIGHLY TALENTED STUDENTS IN THE BIOPROCESS ENGINEERING CURRICULUM BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT IN ORDER TO FURTHER FUNDAMENTAL APPLIED RESEARCH.

TO FOSTER CAMARADERIE AMOUNG US OVERSEAS CONFLICTS. TO SERVE , THE MILITARY AND COMMUNITIES. AND TO ADVOCATE ON BEHALF ALL .

To minister to the spiritual social and physical needs of innercity people by means of outreach through various programs

THE SCHOOL WAS FOUNDED TO EDUCATE YOUTH IN THE TENETS JEWISH RELIGION AND CUSTOMS AND TO TRAIN STUDENTS IN ADVANCED STUDIES THE TORAH. IT OPERATES AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, A HIGH SCHOOL AND A COLLEGE.

INTERACTION WITH THE COMMUNITY

Our overall goal is to address today’s needs through multiple avenues funding awareness to find creative solutions for avoiding future problems. We pride ourselves on being only in area that looks at holistic needs , including education, arts, infrastructure, animals, environment, wellness.

THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO: PROVIDE SERVICE TO AND ITS PATIENTS ASSIST IN PROMOTING THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE GOALS OF THE OPERATE A GIFT SHOP AND OTHER BUSINESS ACTIVITIES SPONSOR FUNDRAISING EVENTS

THE ORGANIZATION") IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT FORMED PURSUANT TO THE MEMBERSHIP LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. ITS PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE A FACILITY FOR PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR THE TREATMENT, TRAINING AND REHABILITATION OF PERSONS SUFFERING FROM ALCOHOL AND OTHER CHEMICAL ADDICTIONS. THE FACILITY IS UTILIZED PRIMARILY BY AN AFFILIATED AGENCY.

To improve the quality of life for residents and families in Rochester.

THE MAKES DIRECT CHARITABLE DONATIONS TO CHARITIES IN CARRYING OUT THE MISSION OF THE LORD.

TO RAISE, OBTAIN AND ACCEPT FUNDS AND PROPERTY TO BE DONATED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF THE BLIND, . (A RELATED NON-PROFIT) FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED PERSONS, AND THEIR FAMILIES, IN LIVINGSTON AND WYOMING COUNTIES.

WORKS WITH WOMEN AND IN NEPAL TO IMPROVE HEALTH, WELFARE AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY BY BUILDING SKILLS THAT FAMILIES CAN PASS DOWN TO LATER GENERATIONS.

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS TO TRI-CITIES OPERA COMPANY, INC

CHARITABLE

RECEIVING FUNDS AND DISTRIBUTING GRANTS TO GRADUATES.

Promotion of optimal through science based education advocacy and research

ADVANCEMENT OF CHILDRENS HEALTH CARE

FOSTERING THE FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE OF YORKERS THROUGH UNIONS.

TO OPERATE FOR ADVANCEMENT OF CHARITY AND EDUCATION AND FOR OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES, BY DISTRIBUTION OF ITS FUNDS FOR SUCH PURPOSES, AND PARTICULARLY TO PROMOTE, ENHANCE AND FURTHER LONG-DISTANCE RUNNING THROUGHOUT UNITED STATES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, OPERATION OF RACES.

DEVELOP VIRTUE AND CHARACTER IN YOUTH.

Provide affordable housing to low to moderate income families.

THE # BOARD OF COOPERATIVE SERVICES (), IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OUR COMPONENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS, EXISTS TO EDUCATE AND PROVIDE SERVICES WHICH SUPPORT EDUCATION FOR INDIVIDUALS, CHILDREN THROUGH ADULTS, IN THE COMMUNITY IN ORDER TO PROVIDE THEM THE OPPORTUNITY TO REACH THEIR FULLEST POTENTIAL. WILL DO THIS IN A CARING AND COST EFFECTIVE MANNER.

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