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1		BRUNSWICK, ME
2		MALVERN, PA
3		WHEATON, IL
4		Saint Clair, MN
5		SOUTH BELOIT, IL
6		DANVILLE, PA
7		POLK, OH
8		MADISON, WI
9		CHAPEL HILL, NC
10		New Palestine, IN
11		Washington, DC
12		MIDDLETOWN, OH
13		WASHINGTON, DC
14		PRESTO, PA
15		ANN ARBOR, MI
16		LANSING, MI
17		FRANKENMUTH, MI
18		ANN ARBOR, MI
19		MINERAL POINT, WI
20		ST MICHAEL, MN
21		WEST DES MOINES, IA
22		COOPERSTOWN, ND
23		LITITZ, PA
24		BENTON HARBOR, MI
25		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
26		WICKLIFFE, OH
27		ST CHARLES, IL
28		BALTIMORE, MD
29		WASHINGTON, DC
30		Baltimore, MD
31		ELKTON, MD
32		WASHINGTON, DC
33		Cary, NC
34		Worthington, OH
35		Alexandria, VA
36		FLORENCE, KY
37		New Hampton, IA
38		WASHINGTON, DC
39		LOCKPORT, IL
40		BALTIMORE, MD
41		GREENFORD, OH
42		WASHINGTON, DC
43		UNIONVILLE, PA
44		CHAPEL HILL, NC
45		Madison, WI
46		MIAMI, FL
47		Brentwood, CA
48		INDEPENDENCE, KS
49		TULSA, OK
50		GAINESVILLE, TX

WE ARE ENDING CHILDHOOD HUNGER BY HELPING SCHOOLS AND NONPROFITS MAXIMIZE PARTICIPATION IN USDA CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS, MOVING US CLOSER TO A STATE WHERE EVERY STUDENT IN EVERY COMMUNITY HAS ACCESS TO THE NUTRITIOUS MEALS THEY NEED WHEREVER THEY LIVE, LEARN AND PLAY. (FPFP) IS A CAPACITY-BUILDING, COLLABORATIVE PROJECT DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING STRATEGIES TO END CHILD HUNGER THROUGH POLICY, EDUCATION, RESEARCH, COMMUNITY ORGANIZING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. FPFP CONVENES FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT STAKEHOLDERS WITH NONPROFITS, FAITH COMMUNITIES AND BUSINESS LEADERS TO CREATE AN EFFICIENT SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTABILITY THAT INCREASES FOOD SECURITY IN MAINE.

SPONSORED PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT US TO ENCOURAGE CREATIVE TALENT IN VISUAL OF EMPLOYEES AND THEIR FAMILIES OF MUNICIPALITIES, COUNTRIES, and COMMERCIAL ORGANIZATIONS

PROVIDES DISCRIMINATION TESTING FOR INDIVIDUALS, CORPORATIONS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, OR ON BEHALF OF THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT

Administer volunteer firefighter pension funds, support local governments and community

RAISE FUNDS FOR SIGHT and HEARING IMPAIRED, LOCAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL UNITS.

OUR ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FOR THE OPERATION MAINTENANCE OF A VOLUNTEER COMPANY SERVICING THE BOROUGH OF DANVILLE SURROUNDING TOWNSHIPS

THE AUXILIARY WILL STRIVE TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY OF AND THE TOWNSHIPS OF JACKSON AND PERRY BY PROVIDING FUNDING AND EQUIPMENT TO THE JACKSON PERRY TO ENSURE PUBLIC SAFETY.

COLLABORATION WITH OTHERS TO FIND SOLUTIONS FOR THE EFFICIENT DELIVERY AND FUNDING SERVICES CONSISTENT WITH THE NEEDS CITIZENS .

CONTRIBUTE BOXES OF VETERINARY MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND OTHER ITEMS TO ANIMAL WELFARE GROUPS (BOTH DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN), STATE, LOCAL AND MUNICIPAL POLICE ORGANIZATIONS.

Our mission is to promote and support quality public in Brandywine and Sugar Creek Townships. The has identified three key areas of support. (1) To support teacher innovation in their classrooms through a Teacher Mini-Grant program. Each fall teachers have the opportunity to apply for funds that will impact student learning in their classroom. These grants typically run between $200-$500. (2) To fund professional development in each of the Schools. Each year, schools are granted funds to support school leaders to implement high quality professional development. (3) At one time, there was a need to assist eligible students with the fees for advanced placement and dual credit courses. This area presently is not an area of need; therefore, the has sought other areas to support the Schools.

is committed to the conservation of natural ecosystems and endangered species through the creation of protected areas in collaboration with local governments and communities. In this way we hope to conserve our natural and cultural heritage for future generations.

TO PROVIDE AN ANNUAL EVENT FOR VIEWING BY THE PUBLIC AT A MUNICIPAL PARK IN , THE PROCEEDS FROM WHICH WILL BE USED TO IMPROVE AND UPGRADE THE MUNICIPAL PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS IN , OH.

TO ADVANCE PROFESSIONAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT THROUGH LEADERSHIP, , INNOVATION, AND ETHICS.

THE , . (CROPS) IS A GRASSROOTS NONPROFIT THAT WAS ORGANIZED IN 2004 TO EMPOWER INTERGENERATIONAL GROUPS OF PEOPLE ORGANIZATIONS TO WORK TOGETHER TO REVITALIZE AMERICA. OVER THE YEARS, CROPS MISSION WAS REVISED TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY IN AMERICA BY GROWING A NEW GENERATION OF LEADERS THE FUTURE. NEARLY ALL CROPS PROGRAMS ARE FOCUSED ON YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, INTERGENERATIONAL LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT / OR COMMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. CROPS PROVIDES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO MUNICIPALITIES, URBAN COMMUNITIES, STATES, FEDERAL AGENCIES, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES NATIVE HAWAIIAN COMMUNITIES. CROPS OVERARCHING PURPOSE IS INTERGENERATIONAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

TO OPERATE EXLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3), AND TO ORGANIZE TO WORK WITH COMMUNITIES TO SUPPORT EFFORTS THAT BRING PEOPLE TOGETHER AND BUILD EQUITABLE COMMUNITY WEALTH.

LECTURE AND LUNCHEON TICKET SALES TO SUPPORT THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

SERVICES WORLDWIDE PROJECTS SUCH AS POLIO ERADICATION, AS WELL AS MANY LOCAL AND DISTRICT PROJECTS TO SUPPORT THOSE LESS FORTUNATE.

TO INCREASE THE PROFICIENCY OF ADMINISTRATORS OF LOCAL GOVERNING UNITS IN THE STATE OF

TO PROVIDE TOP-NOTCH , RESCUE, AND ALL HAZARD MITIGATION TO ALL RESIDENTS AND ALL VISITORS PASSING THROUGH OUR RESPONSE AREA. THIS AREA IS APPROXIMATELY 155 SQUARE MILES OUT OF ONE STATION AND COVERS ONE CITY AND SIX TOWNSHIPS. THE IS A MEMBER OF THE MABAS DIVSION 124 ALONG WITH A STRONG WORKING RELATIONSHIP WITH OUR NEIGHBORING DEPARTMENTS. THE MEMBERS OF THE KNOW THE VALUE OF STRONG WORK ETHICS ALONG WITH MAKING THE BEST USE OF OUR RESOURCES AND MONEY.

PROMOTE AND SUPPORT "GRASSROOTS TOWN GOVERNMENT"

PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE OF IS TO RAISE AND INVEST FUNDS TO FURTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES OF COMMUNITIES, INC. AND ITS INDIVIDUAL COMMUNITIES AS WELL AS DEERFIELD RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, INC., NORTHWEST SENIOR HOUSING CORPORATION, BARTON CREEK SENIOR LIVING CENTER, INC. AND TARRANT COUNTY SENIOR LIVING CENTER INC. SUCH CHARITABLE PURPOSE INCLUDES BENEVOLENT CARE TO SENIORS AND PROVISIONS TO PROVIDE DISASTER RELIEF AND EMERGENCY HARDSHIP FUNDS TO TEAM MEMBERS WHO ENCOUNTER CIRCUMSTANCES RECOGNIZED BY FEDERAL AND STATE AGENCIES AS QUALIFYING FOR EMERGENCY DISASTER RELIEF.

COMMUNITY VISABILITY AND MAKE DONATIONS TO COMMUNITY FUNCTIONS

ASSIST LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES WITH MATTERS RELATED TO AND ECONOMIC .

IS ENGAGED IN THE DEVLOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN PARTNERSHIP WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND MUNICIPALITIES. IT OPERATES AS A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION TO ALLIANCE, A CHARITY.

TO MAKE THE INITIAL AND CONTINUING COSTS OF PURCHASING A HOME AFFORDABLE TO LOW AND VERY LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES. TO PROVIDE HOME OWNERSHIP PROGRAMS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES THAT CANNOT OTHERWISE AFFORD TO PURCHASE SAFE AND DECENT HOUSING. TO REHABILITATE, CONSTRUCT, DEVELOP AND FOSTER SAFE, DECENT AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR LOW AND VERY LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES. TO COMBAT COMMUNITY DETERIORATION THROUGH PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SAFE, DECENT AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO LOW AND VERY LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES. TO LESSEN THE BURDENS OF GOVERNMENT BY PARTICIPATING IN AND ADVANCING FEDERAL, STATE AND/OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO FOSTER SAFE, DECENT AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO LOW AND VERY LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES.

S PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO PERFORM CIVIC FUNCTIONS THAT REPLACE OR LESSEN THE BURDENS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, COMBAT COMMUNITY DETERIORATION AND THE PROMOTION OF SOCIAL WELFARE WITHIN , OHIO

SUPPORT DISTRICT FUNDING

MECU IS A WHICH PROVIDES A FULL ARRAY FINANCIAL SERVICES TO ITS MEMBER OWNERS.

TO PROMOTE INTEGRITY, TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN GOVERNMENT AND FIDELITY TO THE RULE OF LAW THROUGH PUBLIC ADVOCACY, LITIGATION, AND MONITORING AND INVESTIGATING FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT ENTITIES AND OFFICIALS, AMONG OTHER ACTIVITIES.

IHI is a non-profit corporation providing technical assistance and professional support to local governments, private developers, agencies and community organizations.

TO WORK TOGETHER WITH THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS COMMUNITY TO RESTORE, PROMOTE, AND MAINTAIN OUR DIVERSE HISTORIC DOWNTOWN AREA WHILE ATTRACTING NEW ENTERPRISES FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR COMMUNITYS RESIDENTS, BUSINESSES, AND VISITORS.

THE , AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES (AFSCME)IS AN INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION REPRESENTING WORKERS IN THE PUBLIC SERVICE AND HEALTH CARE SECTORS.

WWTA) is the umbrella organization for all USTA, WTT, local and JTT leagues as well as community programming and events in County. Our mission is to promote the game and spirit of in our area. We strive to grow awareness in the communities we serve by facilitating adult, junior and special need leagues, programs and tournaments. The WWTA continually works with the USTA, local organizations and clubs, and local government municipalities to respond to the needs of our community and environment

WHCA) IS DEDICATED TO PROMOTING, CONSERVING AND MAINTAINING THE HEALTH, SAFETY, WELFARE AND CONVENIENCE, COMFORT AND ENJOYMENT OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS AND RESIDENTS OF THE SUBDIVISION OF LAND IN THE TOWNSHIPS OF PERRY AND SHARON, AND ALSO IN THE CITY OF COLUMBUS, FRANKLIN COUNTY, OHIO. WHCA IS COMMITTED TO DEVELOPING AND PROMOTING COMMUNITY PRIDE AND ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE RESIDENTS OF .

works with organizations rural women in El Salvador and Guatemala to help them make better lives for themselves and their families guided by our motto to Learn, Earn and Lead. - provides resources for skills training, equipment for training and production, educational scholarships, infrastructure and organizational strengthening. The local partner organizations manage small grants provided by -, plus resources that they generate from training classes and production activities. They maintain organizational records and coordinate with other organizations and local government and represent the needs lower income and rural families in the broader community. - also provides annual volunteer training teams to work with organizational leaders, youth and children.

OUR MISSION IS TO ASSIST THE COMMUNITY IN EFFECTIVELY ENTERING THE 21ST CENTURY THROUGH THE PROVISION OF HIGH QUALITY AND TECHNICALLY ADVANCED STAFF SERVICES TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, AGENCIES, AND CITIZENS.

The organization helps provide funding for the Fire Department, a municipal emergency response service. The funds are used to provide equipment and facilities and to sponsor recruitment events.

THE GOALS THE ORGANIZATION ARE TO: 1) REPRESENT AS THEIR VOICE ON ISSUES; 2) PROVIDE USEFUL INFORMATION TO AND THEIR STATE ASSOCIATIONS; 3) BUILD PARTNERSHIPS WITH FEDERAL AND STATE AGENCIES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS IN ORDER TO CARRY OUT DISTRICT PRIORITIES AND PROGRAMS; 4) ANALYZE PROGRAMS AND POLICY ISSUES THAT HAVE AN IMPACT ON LOCAL ; 5) OFFER NEEDED AND COST-EFFECTIVE SERVICES TO .

THIS IS A ORGANIZED BY A GROUP OF CHURCHES WHO COLLECT AND DISTRIBUTE /SUPPLIES TO NEEDY FAMILIES IN THE AND HOMER TOWNSHIPS IN WILL COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

TO SUPPORT DEPARTMENT GOALS NOT OTHERWISE POSSIBLE UNDER MUNICIPAL BUDGETS, OFFER BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND PRIVATE CITIZENS AN OPPORTUNITY TO FORM A PARTNERSHIP WITH THEIR LEADERS, AND TO SUPPORT SERIOUSLY INJURED AND DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE SERVICE AND THEIR FAMILIES.

DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATION HAS BEEN ORGANIZED TO FOSTER AND SAFETY EDUCATION, TO RAISE FUNDS FOR MUNICIPAL AND EMS EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES, AND TO FURTHER PREVENTION, FIREFIGHTER TRAINING, AND EMS TRAINING, AND TO BE INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT.

IS COMMITTED TO ADVANCING LIFE-SAVING BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH IN THE UNITED STATES BY EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH UNDERTAKEN BY THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH(). THE ADVOCATES RESEARCH INTO DISEASES AND MEDICAL CONDITIONS IN ORDER TO SAVE LIVES, AND REDUCE ILLNESS AND DISABILITY. THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, THE REGULARLY PARTICIPATES IN MEETINGS OF VARIOUS COALITIONS AND WORKING GROUPS ADVOCATING FUNDING OF BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH. THE PRESIDENT OF THE SPEAKS AT CONFERENCES AND TOWN HALL MEETINGS, AND EDUCATES INTERESTED PARTIES ON THE IMPACT OF BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH THROUGH EDUCATIONAL BRIEFINGS AND SYMPOSIA.

TO LESSEN THE BURDEN ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT BY PROVIDING FOR INTER-MUNICIPAL COLLABORATION THE POOLING OF MUNICIPAL RESOURCES FUNDS FOR THE PROVISION OF , RESCUE EMERGENCY SERVICES WITHIN ALL OR A PORTION OF CERTAIN MUNICIPALITIES LOCATED IN THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

TO FACILITATE THE WORK UNC BY ENGAGING IN PRACTICAL SCHOLARSHIP THAT HELPS PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND CITIZENS UNDERSTAND AND IMPROVE STATE AND LOCAL .

ASSIST MUNICIPALITIES AND OTHER NONPROFIT ENTITIES IN DEVELOPING , SKATEBOARD AND OTHER RECREATIONAL USE BY CHILDREN AND ADULTS.

TO LOCALLY CARRY OUT THE OBJECTIVES THE , AND .

Money was used to supplement district funding to help purchase educational materials, such as books, for students.

SUPPORT QUALIFIED CHARITIES AND DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC PROJECTS IN INDEPENDENCE, KANSAS.

SUPPORT THE TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN LESSENING THE BURDENS OF THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT OF THE CITY OF TULSA AS THE CITY ENDEAVORS TO IMPROVE ECONOMIC GROWTH IN TULSA METRO AREA

TO SUPPORT, SERVE AND ADVOCATE FOR THE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICE NEEDS FOR THE RESIDENTS OF . TO WORK IN COLLABORATION WITH AGENCIES, ORGANIZATIONS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO IDENTIFY THE NEEDS INCLUDING THOSE CURRENTLY IN PLACE, UNMET AND/OR UNDERSERVED AND TO WORK TOWARDS SOLUTIONS FOR THE MOST PRESSING ISSUES. TO INCREASE THE COMMUNITYS UNDERSTANDING OF THESE NEEDS AND TO MOBILIZE RESOURCES TO MEET THOSE NEEDS.

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