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3		MORRISTOWN, NJ
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5		Princeton, NJ
6		RIDGEFIELD PARK, NJ
7		BRONXVILLE, NY
8		BRONX, NY
9		LAWRENCE, NY
10		BRAINTREE, MA
11		NEW YORK, NY
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13		Brooklyn, NY
14		BARRE, VT
15		ELBERON, NJ
16		STAMFORD, CT
17		BROOKLYN, NY
18		ALLENWOOD, NJ
19		NEW YORK, NY
20		WESTFIELD, MA
21		Levittown, NY
22		ORADELL, NJ
23		BRIDGEPORT, CT
24		New York, NY
25		DELHI, NY
26		BROOKLYN, NY
27		Glenville, NY
28		Brooklyn, NY
29		CAMBRIDGE, MA
30		NEW YORK, NY
31		ROSELAND, NJ
32		CENTERPORT, NY
33		Rochester, NY
34		SHORT HILLS, NJ
35		Barnstable, MA
36		West Chester, OH
37		BALTIMORE, MD
38		Washington, DC
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40		CHICAGO, IL
41		RAPID CITY, SD
42		Villa Park, IL
43		LAFAYETTE, IN
44		BALTIMORE, MD
45		ARLINGTON, VA
46		DUBLIN, OH
47		Chicago, IL
48		ROSEMONT, IL
49		DOVER, DE
50		MEDIA, PA

OPERATES FREESTANDING DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT CENTERS, LICENSED UNDER ARTICLE 28 AND ARTICLE 31 OF THE NEW YORK LAW, LOCATED IN MANHATTAN.

MISSION LSHV IS TO PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY COUNSEL IN CIVIL MATTERS FOR LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS, AND FAMILIES AND OTHER VULNERABLE PERSONS WHO DO NOT HAVE ACCESS TO REPRESENTATION TO MAINTAIN THEIR BASIC NEEDS, AND TO PURSUE EQUITY THROUGH DISMANTLING SYSTEMIC OPPRESSION.

TO ENCOURAGE THE STUDY, IMPROVE THE PRACTICE, ELEVATE THE STANDARDS AND ADVANCE THE CAUSE LAW, TO THE END THAT THE WELFARE THE FAMILY AND SOCIETY BE PROTECTED.

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP ACCOUNTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, MEDICAL AND HUMANITARIAN AID TO THE CHILDREN OF UNITED STATE MARINES, NAVY CORPSMEN AND FEDERAL LAW AGENTS WHO HAVE DIED WHILE ON ACTIVE DUTY.

The Corporation is formed exclusively for one or more religious, charitable, scientific /or educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as the same may be amended or modified or replaced by any future United States internal revenue law.

THE OBJECTS AND PURPOSES OF THE SHALL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: TO PROMOTE THE BEST INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES; TO ORGANIZE THE UNORGANIZED WORKERS AND TO UNITE WITHIN THE I.L.A. ALL WORKERS WITHIN ITS JURISDICTION;TO BARGAIN COLLECTIVELY ON BEHALF OF ALLTHE WORKERS WITHIN ITS JURISDICTION; AND TO NEGOTIATE, MAKE AND ADMINISTER COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS; TO IMPROVE THE WAGES AND HOURS OF WORK AND TO INCREASE THE JOB SECURITY AND BETTER THE WORK AND LIVING CONDITIONS OF ALL THE WORKERS EMPLOYED WITHIN ITS JURISDICTION;TO SECURE AND PROMOTE LAWS FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL WORKERS WITHIN ITS JURISDICTION AND LABOR GENERALLY; TO FOSTER CIVIC INTEREST AMONG ITS MEMBERS AND LABOR GENERALLY; TO ENGAGE IN EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND TO FURTHER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES OF ITS MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES; TO PROMOTE HEALTH, WELFARE, PENSION, CREATIONAL AND CIVIC PROGRAMS IN THE INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

IS A FOUR-YEAR LIBERAL ARTS (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)

THE "CENTER") IS A FEDERALLY QUALIFIED CENTER LICENSED UNDER ARTICLE 28 AND ARTICLE 31 OF THE NEW YORK STATE LAW, LOCATED IN THE BRONX, QUEENS, AND MANHATTAN. THE CENTER PROVIDES A BROAD RANGE OF PRIMARY HEALTHCARE SERVICES TO A LARGELY MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED POPULATION.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS WITH SEVERE FINANCIAL PROBLEMS.2. ENLIST THE AID PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS TO ENHANCE THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO THE CORPORATION AND THE SCOPE ITS ACTIVITIES.3. CONDUCT ALL OTHER LAWFUL ACTIVITIES A CHARITABLE NATURE.

To establish and administer a college scholarship fund in the memory of , ., for graduating high school seniors of Braintree (Massachusetts) High School, with special consideration given to college-bound seniors graduating from Braintree High Schools Alternative Education Program.To conduct such other activities and programs in furtherance of the foregoing purposes and other activities as may be carried out by a corporation organized under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 180 and described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO FORMERLY INCARCERATED MEN AND WOMEN IN ORDER TO HELP THEM REINTEGRATE INTO THEIR COMMUNITIES THEREBY ACHIEVING SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC WELL BEING AND BREAKING THE CYCLE OF RECIDIVISM.

To establish and operate a fund or funds to support financially School and School 2, New York created and existing pursuant to Article 56 New York Education Law, to raise funds for such purposes, and otherwise to provide financial support to and its mission.

is a nonprofit charitable organization comprised of individuals who live with disabilities as a result of gun violence. Our mission is to protect at-risk youth from the dangers of bullying, gangs, and gun violence. Because of their first-hand experiences in urban environments, members of WAG are able to provide real-world solutions to potentially toxic situations in a way inner-city students can relate to and understand. Each week members of our organization visit schools, churches, and community centers in low-income neighborhoods to conduct gun and gang violence prevention workshops. Our workshops teach students how to avoid potentially dangerous situations by learning critical thinking skills, conflict resolution strategies, and how to build and maintain positive self-esteem.

Dean Lawrence Fullerton Winooski Police Officer battling cancer at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute

THE ORGANIZATION WILL PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS THAT PROMOTE THE OBSERVANCE THE JEWISH RELIGION, ITS LAWS AND TRADITIONS, AND SACRED TEXTS, INCLUDING NACHALAT YOSSEF, LOCATED IN JERUSALEM, ISRAEL.

RAISING MAINTAINING SUSTAINABILITY EXPANSION FUNDING USE BY CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA TO SUPPORT ITS ART COLLECTION GALLERY SPACE.

is a 501c3 nonprofit corporation, as of 2016. GTR was incorporated under the nonprofit corporation laws of the State of NY for charitable purposes in 2014, to act as a multi-service social and educational organization. Mission Statement: to help support people around the world affected by psychological . GTR hopes to help people create a secure and maintainable lifestyle by means of education, counseling, support, and integration of spirituality in health practices. GTR believes in developing and implementing comprehensive services, and therefore researches innovative techniques.

TO PROMOTE, DEVELOP, SUPERVISE, AND VOLUNTARILY ASSIST IN ALL LAWFUL WAYS, THE INTEREST OF THOSE WHO WILL PARTICIPATE IN AND SOFTBALL.

THE MISSION THE ORGANIZATION IS TO SUPPORT DEMOCRATIC VALUES AND INSTITUTIONS BY ENGAGING WITH CIVIL SOCIETY ON STRENGTHENING THE RULE LAW AND POLITICAL FREEDOMS THROUGH GRANT-MAKING AND PARTNERSHIPS WITH NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, PARTICULARLY IN THE UNITED STATES.

TO EXPOSE YOUNG PERSONS TO THE FIELD OF LAW ENFORCEMENT.

TO ORGANIZE, ESTABLISH, CREATE MAINTAIN A SPORTS CLUB IN NASSAU CUNTY,, TO PROMOTE, FOSTER ADVANCE IN EVERY LAWFUL MANNER, THE COMMON INTERESTS GOALS OF THOSE ENGAGED IN SPORTS ACTIVITIES.

IN 2021, DESPITE THE PANDEMIC, THE MADE GRANTS FOR PAST ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE PRUDENT AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF $12,000 ($3,000 TO EACH OF FOUR RECIPIENTS)

ESTABLISHED TO PREVENT TYPE 2 DIABETES, HEART DISEASE, AND OBESITY AMONG INDIVIDUALS AT INCREASED RISK FOR THOSE CONDITIONS BY PROVIDING EVIDENCE-BASED INTERVENTION SERVICES AND ADDRESSING THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF .

creates opportunities spiritual development and provides educational resources incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals while partnering with local universities and local employers.

TO MAINTAIN AN ENDOWMENT FUND SOLELY AND EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LIBRARY

Our mission is to establish, maintain and operate centralized resources and cultural heritage , serving artists, and students, academics, legal practitioners, and others.

ministers to families incarcerated individuals, providing counseling services as well as summer camps and retreats, community outreach, support groups, pen pals, and visitation services.

CORE IS A COMMUNNITY-BASED LAW OFFICE THAT PARTNERS WITH OF COLOR IN BROOKLYN AND QUEENS TO COMBAT PREDATORY CAPITALISM, GENTRIFICATION AND STRUCTURAL RACISM.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE MALAWI CENTRE IN BLANTYRE MALAWI AFRICA WHICH PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR THE BLANTYRE GIRLS SCHOOL,HEALTH MONITORING AND HEALTH EDUCATION AND GENERAL VOCATIONAL TRAINING TO THE COMMUNITY

THE ORGANIZATION") WAS FORMED ON AS A NON-STOCK, NON-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION UNDER THE GENERAL CORPORATION LAW OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE. THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO OFFER EMERGENCY FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR INDUSTRY PROFESSIONALS WHO FIND THEMSELVES IN A DIFFICULT FINANCIAL SPOT DUE TO CALAMITY, ILLNESS, INJURY, OR LOSS OF LIFE. THE WILL PROVIDE PAYMENT OF DOCUMENTED EXPENSES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO MEDICINE, MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, RENT/MORTGAGE PAYMENTS, CLOTHING, AND FUNERAL EXPENSES FOR PROFESSIONALS IN THE FIELD, WHO HAVE WORKED IN THE INDUSTRY FOR AT LEAST ONE YEAR AND WHO APPLY FOR AID BASED ON DEMONSTRATED SHORT-TERM FINANCIAL NEED.

TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THE NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL IN WASHINGTON, DC AND AND RAISE FUNDS FOR SAID ORGANIZATIONS BY ORGANIZING AN ANNUAL BIKE RIDE AND VAROUS OTHER ACTIVITIES.

The organization is a grant-making organization that will make grants for charitable purposes as described in Code section 501(c)(3), and will fund academic scholarships, initially for students of Harborfields High School in Greenlawn, NY.

This a community and neighborhood development that is a construct to the furtherance of gun violence reduction and solutions .

To help the poor and disadvantaged and distressed; to advance education in MS and other diseases; to defend human rights; to assist the poor in legal services; to promote standards of care for lab animals ;

To promote safety

To improve the working conditions law enforcement officers and the safety those we serve through education, legislation, information, community involvement, and employee representation.

THE WAS ORGANIZED TO ELIMINATE SOCIAL INJUSTICE, INCLUDING RACIAL DISCRIMINATION BY ASSISTING IN LEGAL CASES AND BY AFFIRMING LEGAL ACTION IN ESTABLISHING THE PRINCIPALS OF LAW.

WFM-IGP UNDERTAKES RESEARCH AND EDUCATION INTO ISSUES CONCERNED WITH HISTORY, PROMOTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL DEMOCRACY AND THE RULE OF LAW AND THE STREnGTHENING OF THE LEGAL ORDER WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON THE UNITED NATIONS.

TO PROVIDE VETERANS SOCIAL BENE

TO HOLISTICALLY DEVELOP AT-RISK IN THE AREAS OF ACADEMICS, FAMILY LIFE, RECREATION, LIFE SKILLS, AND SPIRITUAL GROWTH BY CONNECTING THEM WITH ADULT CHRISTIAN MENTORS THROUGH PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES.

PROMOTES PHILANTHROPY, RECEIVES ADMINISTERS CHARITABLE GIFTS, SUPPORTS THE MISSION ACTIVITIES OF , INC. THROUGHOUT WESTERN SOUTH DAKOTA IN SUCH AMOUNTS AT SUCH TIMES AS THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SHALL DETERMINE, TO DO ENGAGE IN ALL LAWFUL ACTIVITES THAT ARE IN FURTHERANCE OF THE FOREGOING PURPOSE.

Providing law students with financial scholarship awards to be used towards tuition.

THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM THE FUNCTION OF, OR TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF ANY PUBLICLY SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION THAT IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATES FOR ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES: A) ADVANCEMENT OF BELIEF IN AND UNDERSTANDING CHRISTIANITY AND OF CHRISTIAN WORSHIP, B) ADVANCEMENT OR PROVISION OF CHRISTIAN ACADEMIC EDUCATION, C) ADVANCEMENT OF SPIRITUAL, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL, OR PHYSICAL HEALTH, D) RELIEF OF SPIRITUAL, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL, OR PHYSICAL SUFFERING, AND E) PREVENTION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY.

IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT, VOLUNTEERS PATROL THE NEIGHBORHOODS IN AN EFFORT TO COMBAT THE ESCALATING CRIME IN THE AREA.

PROMOTE GENDER EQUALITY THROUGH LEADERSHIP EDUCATION AND RESEARCH; PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD TO WOMEN; PROVIDE NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL WOMEN IN FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT.

THE PURPOSE IS TO EXTEND FINANCIAL AND OTHER AID TO INDIVIDUALS, CORPORATIONS, TRUSTS OR CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS AS QUALIFIED UNDER AS AN EXEMPT ORGANIZATION UNDER IRS SECTION 501 C 3 AND AS PERMITTED UNDER OHIO LAW.

is organized exclusively religious, charitable, educational and scientific purposes within meaning Section 501(c)(3) Internal Revenue Code 1986 or corresponding provision any future United States Internal Revenue Law,

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

TO SOLICIT AND ENCOURAGE INFORMATION SHARING/TIPS FROM THE COMMUNITY TO ASSIST LAW ENFORCEMENT TO SOLVE CRIMES/COMMUNITY ABATEMENT.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO CREATE A VIBRANT FUTURE BY PROMOTING GENEROSITY IN AND THE PEOPLE OF OUR , IMPROVING THE WELLBEING OF OUR RESIDENTS, AND ENERGIZING PARTICIPATION AND PARTNERSHIP ACROSS OUR COMMUNITIES.

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