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151		Elkhart, IN
152		Tipton, IN
153		Noblesville, IN
154		BERNE, IN
155		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
156		Fort Wayne, IN
157		South Bend, IN
158		CARMEL, IN
159		EVANSVILLE, IN
160		Greenwood, IN
161		NOBLESVILLE, IN
162		DeKalb, IL
163		River Grove, IL
164		Elmhurst, IL
165		ROCKFORD, IL
166		LAKE GENEVA, WI
167		ROCK ISLAND, IL
168		PALOS PARK, IL
169		BLOOMINGTON, MN
170		ROSELLE, IL
171		PARKSTON, SD
172		GENEVA, IL
173		BUFFALO GROVE, IL
174		Libertyville, IL
175		Oak Lawn, IL
176		Libertyville, IL
177		GRAYSLAKE, IL
178		Waukesha, WI
179		RALEIGH, NC
180		ANKENY, IA
181		Centralia, IL
182		LITCHFIELD, IL
183		Carbondale, IL
184		Greensboro, NC
185		Westmont, IL
186		CHEBANSE, IL
187		COLUMBUS, OH
188		GRAYLING, MI
189		GREENVILLE, MI
190		MUNGER, MI
191		MT MORRIS, MI
192		MIDLAND, MI
193		ROYAL OAK, MI
194		CHEBOYGAN, MI
195		Otsego, MI
196		KALAMAZOO, MI
197		FARMINGTON HILLS, MI
198		GROSSE ILE, MI
199		SANFORD, MI
200		SAUGATUCK, MI

Unit members in bond Fraternity benevolence and charity. This is accomplished through a year round schedule social and recreational activities.

The organization unites its members in the bonds fraternity, benevolence, and charity. This is accomplished through a year-round schedule social and recreational activities for members and their families, estimated at 540 members.

The organization unites its members in the bonds of fraternity, benevolence and charity. This is accomplished through a year-round schedule of social and recreational activities for the member and their families estimated to number 1200.

AS A CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, OFFERS RESIDENTS A FULL RANGE OF ACCOMMODATIONS, RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAMS

PROVIDE OLYMPIC SPORTS TRAINING/COMPETITION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES.

To provide meetings and music festivals to educate the public and promote awareness of music.

To enhance and preserve our park system to ensure a high quality of life in the for both current and generations to come

TO PROMOTE AMATEUR SWIMMING AND PHYSICAL FITNESS

TO SUPPORT AND PROVIDE FOR FACILITIES, IMPROVMENTS, AND PROGRAMS FOR and RECREATION IN THE AREA AND IMPROVE THE QUATITY OF LIFE FOR ALL OF ITS CITIZENS

Organizations foremost program service provides support for the benefit of High Schools team

THE NEFL IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT VOLUNTEER DRIVEN ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PROVIDING THE YOUTH OF A FUN AND SAFE ACTIVITY WHILE TEACHING THE VALUES OF TEAMWORK, SPORTSMANSHIP AND LEADERSHIP THROUGH AND CHEERLEADING.

The organization unites in members in the bonds fraternity, benevolence and charity. This is accomplished through a year round schedule social and recreational activities for the members and their families estimated at 373

Organization unites its members in bonds fraternity, benevolence and charity. This is accomplished through a year-round schedule social and recreational activities for members and their families.

The mission of the Club is to provide an excellent instructional and competitive environment aimed at developing highly competitive players. Our philosophy is to provide both on-ice and off-ice training using professional directors and coaches for each team. Additionally, we ensure a competitive schedule designed to stretch players beyond their comfort zone.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO ITS NAMED BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATIONS WHICH SERVE MENTALLY OR PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED CHILDREN. IN ADDITION, THE PROVIDES FUNDING TO ITS NAMED BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATIONS, WHICH PROVIDE ATHLETIC AND RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR UNDER-PRIVILEGED CHILDREN.

HELPS CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL PHYSICAL AND MENTAL NEEDS AS WELL AS CHILDREN WITH FINANCIAL NEED, TO PROVIDE THEM WITH ACCESS TO SPORTS ACTIVITIES IN A SAFE, FUN, AND ENCOURAGING ATMOSPHERE, PROMOTING FRINDSHIP AND COMPASSION.

TO BRING TOGETHER ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATED TO THE PROMOTION OF AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES.

IS A RETIREMENT FACILITY PROVIDING HOUSING, MEALS, PERSONAL SERVICES AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE ELDERLY.

MISSION: IS DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING YOUTH TO ACHIEVE THEIR HIGHEST POTENTIAL AS PLAYERS, STUDENTS, AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS, WHILE GROWING A LOVE FOR THE GAME. VISION: IS A PREMIER PROGRAM, PRODUCING GREAT PLAYERS, AND EVEN BETTER PEOPLE. CORE VALUES: COMMUNITY-BASED - PLAYING TOGETHER IN THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPS FRIENDSHIPS AND EXCELLENCE RESPECT - TREAT PEOPLE AND FACILITIES WITH CLASS AND GOOD CHARACTER TEAMWORK - TEAMS ACHIEVE MORE TOGETHER ACADEMICS - BEING A GOOD STUDENT IS A FIRST PRIORITY EXCELLENCE - HARDWORK AND COMMITMENT RESULTS IN POSITIVE OUTCOMES

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE COLLEGE ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WORTHY AND NEEDY HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY PLAYERS AND DONATIONS AND OTHER SUPPORT TO WORTHY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND CAUSES. THE ALSO SUPPORTS FELLOW IN NEED AND PROMOTES THE GAME OF HOCKEY.

CITY PROMOTION

SUPPORT H.S. PROGRAMS

TO ORGANIZE, OPERATE AND MANAGE A TRAVEL YOUTH FOR PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS IN , AND ENCOURAGE STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE AND SPORTSMANSHIP IN THE GAME OF .

Non-Profit Community

To provide funding for model programs in conservation and recreation

Teaching to approximately 45 to 50 students between the ages of 14 and 18 years. To promote physical development and moral character through the Ice Program.

PROVIDE PROGRAMS TO OVER 900 PARTICIPANTS FROM AGES 7 TO 14.

Support City Dept Parks, Recreation and Forestry for projects, programs and sponsorships

TO FOSTER, PROMOTE SUPPORT AMATEUR ATHLETIC ACTIVITES IN THE SPORTS OF RUNNING, CYCLING, SWIMMING

TO SERVICE OUR MEMBERSHIP THROUGH STRONG, TRUSTED RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SHOOTING SPORTS BUYERS AND SELLERS.

The Organization unites its members in the bonds fraternity, benevolence and charity. This is accomplished through a year-round schedule social and recreational activities for the members and their families.

THE ORGANIZATION UNITES ITS MEMBERS IN THE BONDS OF FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH A YEAR-ROUND SCHEDULE OF SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

Provide educational, recreational activities designed to address the social determinants of health that place youth and families at risk of violence, gaps in educational achievement and delinquency. Organize communities to become empowered to become more accountable for developing direct services and advocacy to their neighborhoods. Provide health, wellness and nutritional to families and especially children through the USDA Summer Food Program and CACFP at risk after school programs. Through the use of resource centers increase the use of agencies and their resources by providing neighborhood access to those services. delivered food supplies during Covid

To improve the level of coaching in amateur

To nurture children living in underserved communities by bulding character, confidence and competency through sport of tennis.

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR THE VISUALLY AND HEARING IMPAIRED; OPERATE YOUTH BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL TEAMS AND PLAYING FACILITY

THIS TRUST OPERATES MAINTAINS THE IN FLINT, MI. ALL EXPENSES PAID FROM THIS TRUST ARE FOR MAINTENANCE OF THESE PARKS.

THE ORGANIZATION UNITES ITS MEMBERS IN THE BONDS OF FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE, AND CHARITY. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH A YEAR-ROUND SCHEDULE OF SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

TO PROMOTE THE INTEREST OF OWNERS, PROVIDE NECESSARY SERVICES TO PERSONS INTERESTED IN OWNING, BREEDING, TRAINING, SHOWING AND RACING HORSES, ENCOURAGE ETHICAL STANDARDS OF SPORTSMANSHIP AND COMPETITION AND PROVIDE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF YOUTH PARTICIPATION.

INSTRUCTION AND PARTICIPATION OF YOUTH IN A SUPERVISED ORGANIZED BASEBALL PROGRAM IN AFFILIATION WITH THE ORGANIZATION " BASEBALL" FOR APPROXIMATELY 180 YOUTH AGES 4-12.

To promote the interest and education of people living in or near , Michigan in fields such as agriculture, horticulture, household and mechanical arts; and to promote and conduct fairs and exhibitions for the purpose of drawing the attention of the public thereto.

BASEBALL

Football Club (ROFC) is a community based program that offers children from ages 3 to 18 the opportunity to learn and play the game of . ROFC provides both a recreational program and a premier league. SEE ATTACHED.

TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR AGED PLAYERS IN THE CHEBOYGAN, MI AREA TO PLAY OR SOFTBALL AT AN ECONOMICALLY REASONABLE PRICE IN AN ENCOURAGING AND WELCOMING ENVORIONMENT.

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LONG TERM DEVELOPMENT, STEWARDSHIP, PROTECTION OF MICHIGAN LOCATED IN .

Corporation is organized to create, build, maintain, operate, preserve, improve and promote public recreational programs, public , and public recreational facilities, all within City Farmington Hills; and to raise funds, and receive and manage contributions, donations, gifts and grants to be used to accomplish said purposes. Corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, educational and scientific purposes, including, for such purposes, making distributions to other organizations which are exempt under Section 501(c)(3) Internal Revenue Code or corresponding section any future United Stated federal tax code.

FUNDAMENTALS and GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP

Little Baseball and Softball

FOSTER COMRADESHIP AND THE SOCIAL INTERACTION OF ITS MEMBERS BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL OPPPORTUNITIES, TRAINING CLASSES, COMPETITIVE EVENTS, AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES THAT PROMOTE AN INTEREST IN AND ENCOURAMENT OF SAFE RECREATIONAL BOATING.

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