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101		Kindred, ND
102		COLUMBUS, OH
103		HAMILTON, OH
104		MENOMINEE, MI
105		PHOENIXVILLE, PA
106		East Lansing, MI
107		GOLF, IL
108		WASHINGTON, DC
109		Cedar Rapids, IA
110		FUQUAYVARINA, NC
111		MANDAN, ND
112		MARTINSBURG, WV
113		WILMINGTON, DE
114		LEESBURG, VA
115		BRYN MAWR, PA
116		TOWSON, MD
117		COLUMBIA, MD
118		SALISBURY, MD
119		BALTIMORE, MD
120		EASTON, MD
121		WASHINGTON, DC
122		VERONA, VA
123		WASHINGTON, DC
124		WASHINGTON, DC
125		LAUREL, MD
126		RIDGELY, MD
127		Glen Burnie, MD
128		ANNAPOLIS, MD
129		ROANOKE, VA
130		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
131		WINCHESTER, VA
132		Chantilly, VA
133		Dahlgren, VA
134		SPRINGFIELD, VA
135		Akron, OH
136		Leesburg, VA
137		Shelby, NC
138		RALEIGH, NC
139		SALISBURY, NC
140		Wilmington, NC
141		APEX, NC
142		CHARLESTON, SC
143		GREENSBORO, NC
144		BURLINGTON, NC
145		SHEBOYGAN, WI
146		KENOSHA, WI
147		GREENVILLE, SC
148		CHARLESTON, SC
149		SPARTANBURG, SC
150		FLORENCE, SC

Supporting two orphan homes and two street shelters in Ethiopia.

SERVES HOMELESS YOUTH AGES 14 TO 24 AND IS A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM PROVIDING AN OUTREACH DROP-IN CENTER TO PROVIDE YOUTH EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS WITH A SAFE RESPITE FROM THE STREETS AND CONNECT THEM WITH A CHANCE TO THRIVE

ADDRESS NEEDS HOMELESS FAMILIES IN OHIO.

EMERGENCY HOMELESS SHELTER. WE ACCEPT MEN, WOMEN AND FAMILIES (WITH CHILDREN). FOOD PANTRY.

provides transitional housing and supportive services to empower women to break the cycle of dependence and poverty, enhance skills and move toward self-sufficiency. The House, is a home for six homeless women for a period of time (usually 6-9 mos)

Our purpose is to provide no-cost menstrual products to homeless, low-income, and at-risk people in the mid-Michigan area. We provide tampons, pads, pantyliners, wipes, menstrual cups, and bladder control products to 175 charity partners in Ingham, Eaton, Clinton, Shiawassee, Gratiot, Shiawassee, Calhoun, Genesee, Oakland, Isabella, Ionia, and Wayne counties. These partners include homeless and domestic violence shelters, food banks, support programs (like Boys and Girls Club), and 40 schools (elementary, junior, and senior high schools).

VOLUNTEER STAFFING, FOOD, EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, CLOTHES AND TOY DRIVES TO BENEFIT AT RISK YOUTHS, POOR, AGED OR HOMELESS. AGENCIES ARE UNITY PARENTING, TRIPLE THREAT "TTT", A SAFE HAVEN, AND VILLAGE TREASURE HOUSE.

USA IS PRIMARILY FOCUSED ON INITIATIVES THAT WILL IMPROVE LIVES AND ELIMINATE ETHIOPIAN HOMELESSNESS, WHICH INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING OBJECTIVES: WELCOME: WE WELCOME ALL THOSE WHO ENTER OUR COMMUNITY AND RESPECT THEIR DIGNITY, PRIVACY, AND WORTHINESS. RESPECT: WE RESPECT AND VALUE PEOPLE OF ALL BACKGROUNDS. INNOVATION: WE EMBRACE CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT, BOLD CREATIVITY, AND CHANGE. COLLABORATION: WE CARRY THE LOAD TOGETHER BY BUILDING PURPOSEFUL RELATIONSHIPS GROUNDED IN PARTNERSHIPS. TRANSPARENCY: WE TAKE OWNERSHIP OF OUR WORK WITHOUT EXCEPTION. WE ARE ACCOUNTABLE BY MEASURING OURSELVES AGAINST THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF INTEGRITY AND FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY.

exists to support St. Joseph Family Mission and other religious organizations in Haiti by raising funds and providing financial support for St. Joseph Family Mission and other religious organizations in Haiti that are engaged in combating the systemic issues poverty, disability and neglect. The programs St. Joseph Family Mission include providing safe housing, mentorship and education opportunities for homeless and disabled children in Haiti. In addition St. Joseph Family Mission has established a micro-lending program for disadvantaged Haitian women. , . in cooperation with St. Joseph Family Mission has also started the "Wings Hope Child Sponsorship Program". Individuals are encourage to commit to make annual contributions $360 which will be used to help provide food, clothing, housing and programs for one child for a year (since it costs much more than $360 to provide for a child at Wings Hope, children have multiple spon

OUR IS TO RESCUE YOUNG WOMEN IN NEED FROM HOMELESSNESS, DRUGS, PROSTITUTION, AND ABUSE AND THEN ESTABLISH THEM SO THAT THEY FLOURISH IN A RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD, CHURCH, THEIR FAMILIES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES.

WE STRIVE TO ALLEVIATE THE HOMELESS PET POPULATION, OVERCROWDING OF IMPOUNDS AND THE NEED FOR EUTHANASIA BY MATCHING THE RIGHT ANIMAL WITH THE RIGHT HOME THROUGH A NETWORK OF UNPAID VOLUNTEERS AND FOSTER HOMES IN THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY.

Emergency shelter and assistance to

IS DEDICATED TO SERVING NEEDS HOMELESS AND POOR.

TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY ABOUT ILLNESS AND RECOVERY, AND TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS

OUR MISSION IS TO HELP HEAL HEARTS AND CREATE BY PROVIDING GIFTS AND FUN ACTIVITIES TO CHILDREN IMPACTED BY SERIOUS ILLNESS, HOMELESSNESS OR TRAGEDY. WITH THE GUIDANCE OF LOCAL PROFESSIONALS SUCH AS DOCTORS, NURSES, CHILD LIFE SPECIALISTS AND SOCIAL WORKERS, WE STRIVE TO HELP KIDS ESCAPE THEIR UNFORTUNATE CIRCUMSTANCES, EVEN IF ONLY FOR A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME.

TO ASSIST IN PROVIDING LOW-INCOME .

TO END MULTI-GENERATIONAL POVERTY AND IMPROVE QUALITY LIFE FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED BY GIVING THEM A HAND UP AND EMPOWERING THEM TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT. COUNTY ADMINISTERS AND DELIVERS FIVE CORE SERVICES TO LOW INCOME FAMILIES IN COUNTY. THE SERVICES INCLUDE ENERGY ASSISTANCE, EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION HEAD START AND PRE-K, HOUSING ASSISTANCE, FOOD ASSISTANCE AND WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE. IN ADDITION TO PAID STAFF THOSE SERVICES ARE OFFERED WITH THE HELP 889 VOLUNTEERS PROVIDING OVER 16,573 HOURS SERVICE.

A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION IN SALISBURY, MD, DEDICATED TO ASSISTING THE POOR WITH FINANCIAL HELP FOR VITAL NEEDS THROUGH A CRISIS CENTER, FOOD PANTRY, DAY SHELTER; , HELPING HOMELESS MEN DEVELOP JOB-READINESS SKILLS.

The corporation was formed to own and operate a non-profit apartment house for the elderly. These tenants receive the benefit of adequate housinq in a well maintained environment. The tenants also receive the benefit of government housing assistance.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES HOMELESS PREVENTION THROUGH PROGRAMS THAT OFFER EVICTION PROTECTION, RENTAL ASSISTANCE, UTILITY ASSISTANCE, TRANSITIONAL SHELTER SERVICES AND FOOD PANTRY, AND OPERATES A YOUTH PROGRAM TO ASSIST THE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED IN TALBOT COUNTY MARYLAND.

WE IMPROVE THE LIVES OF RUNAWAY, HOMELESS, ABUSED, AND NEGLECTED AT-RISK YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES.

THE PURCHASES AND OBTAINS DONATIONS OF FROM MANUFACTURERS, DISTRIBUTORS, RETAILERS, GROWERS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS FOR DISTRIBUTION TO PEOPLE IN NEED IN 25 COUNTIES AND EIGHT CITIES IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN VIRGINIA THROUGH A NETWORK OF MORE THAN 220 PROVIDERS, SOUP KITCHENS, AND SHELTERS AND THROUGH NUTRITION PROGRAMS WITH MORE THAN 190 COMMUNITY PARTNERS. NEARLY 25 MILLION POUNDS OF WERE DISTRIBUTED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR SERVING ON AVERAGE 109,500 PEOPLE EACH MONTH.

A NONPARTISAN ORGANIZATION COMMITTED PREVENTING AND ENDING IN THE UNITED STATES.

WORKS TO PREVENT AND END HOMELESSNESS BY PROVIDING VULNERABLE INDIVIDUALS WITH A COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF SERVICES TO HELP STABILIZE THEIR LIVES.

ENABLE HOMELESS LOW-INCOME PEOPLE IN TO ACHIEVE STABLITY SELF-SUFFICIENCY

Inc. provides a safety net for individuals and families needing special support during difficult time in their lives. A non-denominational non-profit that has served the poor and homeless on the Eastern Shore for more than 35 years, not only provides essential food, clothing, and shelter to those in need, but also helps clients find resources to overcome barriers to self-sufficiency. Providing an array of services through a single point of entry with a dignified approach to address immediate and long-term needs, offers an emergency food pantry, homeless shelter for families, homelessness prevention and a thrift shop.

IS AN ECUMENICAL ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES EMERGENCY, TRANSITIONAL, AND PERMANENT AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE POOR AND HOMELESS IN ANNE COUNTY.

TO PROVIDE ECONOMIC, EDUCATIONAL AND HOUSING ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE IN NEED THROUGH THE RESOURCES OFFERED BY GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE GRANTS.

The RVSPCA is working to create a community where there are no homeless cats or dogs through the power of adoption, prevention and intervention.

ASSISTS VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE AND HOMELESS FAMILIES WITH COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND EMERGENCY AND PERMANENT HOUSING.

PROVIDE CRUCIAL HEALTHCARE, INFORMATION AND COMPASSIONATE CARE FOR THOSE IMPACTED BY HIV/, HOMELESSNESS AND HUMAN SERVICE NEEDS IN THE NORTHERN SHENANDOAH VALLEY REGION. SERVICES ARE PROVIDED TO AN INDIGENT POPULATION.

To provide food and financial support for persons at risk of hunger and homelessness living in County Virginia.

Care for homeless animals from rural Virginia counties

FOR FURTHER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES: FUNDS PROVIDED TO 5 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. FUNDS PROVIDED FOR FOOD AND CLOTHING FOR HOMELESS.

To help our clients recover from incarceration homelessness, while providing programming that will empower individuals to become employed, have a bridge out of poverty, become self sufficient overcome substance abuse, domestic violence, sex trafficking.

HSLC is an animal welfare organization serving and surrounding areas since 1966 with mission creating a no-kill community saving 90% homeless animals through various means.

The Council provides emergency, advocacy, counseling, education and specialized services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and homeless individuals and families.

ESTABLISHED IN 1980, THE IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT HAS PROVIDED FOR PEOPLE AT RISK HUNGER IN NORTH CAROLINA FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS. THE SERVES A NETWORK MORE THAN 700 PARTNER AGENCIES SUCH AS SOUP KITCHENS, PANTRIES, SHELTERS, PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN ADULTS THROUGH DISTRIBUTION CENTERS IN DURHAM, GREENVILLE, NEW BERN, RALEIGH, THE SANDHILLS (SOUTHERN PINES) WILMINGTON.

DIRECT VARIOUS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SHELTER, FOOD, CLOTHING AND VARIOUS OTHER TYPES OF ASSISTANCE FOR THE NEEDY. INCLUDES THE KITCHEN, THE HOMELESS SHELTER, THE CLOTHING CENTER, CRISIS ASSISTANCE, ETC.

The mission of is to feed the hungry, shelter the homeless and foster transition to housing.

MINISTRYS VISION IS A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR ALL BY CULTIVATING A HEALTHY, HUNGER-FREE, AND HOUSING-STABLE COMMUNITY. THE MINISTRYS MISSION IS PARTNERING WITH THOSE IN , HELPING THEM GAIN STABILITY THROUGH BASIC SUPPORTS FOR FOOD, FINANCIAL/HOUSING ASSISTANCE, EDUCATION, AND OPPORTUNITY. THE MINISTRYS CORE VALUES ARE: EQUITY - WE ARE COMMITTED TO FAIRNESS, EQUALITY, AND DIGNITY FOR ALL PEOPLE IN EVERYTHING THAT WE DO. COMPASSION - WE TREAT ALL PEOPLE WITH COMPASSION, RESPECT, AND SENSITIVITY. RELATIONSHIP - WE WANT TO BUILD RELATIONSHIPS WITH ALL OUR STAKEHOLDERS. OPTIMISM - WE KNOW OPTIMISM BRINGS POSITIVE RESULTS. VISION - WE ARE CONTINUOUSLY FOCUSED ON THE FUTURE AND MAKING IT BRIGHTER. IMPACT - WE WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE, NOT JUST PROVIDE A SERVICE. COMMUNITY - WE STRIVE TO BE A BENEFIT TO THE WHOLE COMMUNITY AND OUR STAKEHOLDERS.

THE HAS ACTED AS A PASS-THROUGH ENTITY IN PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO LOCAL HOMEOWNERS WHO RECEIVE OWNER OCCUPIED HOME REHAB ASSISTANCE THROUGH A SUBCONTRACT WITH THE CHARLESTON COUNTY PROGRAM. THE FUNDS UTILIZED ARE HUD HOME PROGRAM FUNDS

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES HOUSING AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROGRAMS TO SINGLE, HOMELESS, PREGNANT WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN.

TO RAISE THE RATE HOMELESS PETS

TO PROVIDE PUBLIC EDUCATION ABOUT THE HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS, ANIMAL CRUELTY AND MILLS, TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO RESCUED ANIMALS, TO ASSIST PET OWNERS, SHELTERS AND RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS WITH SPAY AND NEUTER ASSISTANCE, AND TO PROVIDE SUPPLIES, SERVICES AND EDUCATION TO PET OWNERS AND CARE GIVERS IN NEED.

PROVIDE SURVIVAL BACKPACK AND ASSISTANCE TO THE UNSHELTERED HOMELESS MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN KENOSHA COUNTY

TO PROVIDE LIFE CHANGING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE IN GREENVILLE COUNTY WHO LACK EDUCATION OR EMPLOYMENT SKILLS, WHO ARE IN FINANCIAL CRISIS, OR WHO ARE HOMELESS, AND THOSE WHO CAN HELP.

ONE80 ENDS AND PREVENTS HOMELESSNESS.

TO PROVIIDE SHELTER AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO HOMELESS FAMILIES THROUGH PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE LIVING STABILITY. ADVOCATES, CREATES OPPORTUNITIES, AND ENGAGES IN COLLABORATIVE, LOCALLY DRIVEN SOLUTIONS TO END HOMELESSNESS FOR FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS.

MISSION IS THAT HOMELESS RECEIVE FOOD, SAFE HOUSING, AND CLOTHING, ARE BEING LED TO FAITH IN CHRIST, AND BECOMING CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS BODY CHIRST AND SOCIETY. AS A PART MISSION, MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE PROVIDED IN ADDITION TO SHELTER, COUNSELING AND REFERRAL SERVICES, AND CHRISTIAN WITNESS AND EDUCATION. RESIDENTS HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO SET REALISTIC LONG-RANGE GOALS, ESTABLISH HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PATTERNS, AND FIND PERMANENT WORK AND LIVING ARRANGEMENTS. IN 2016 PROVIDED 23,400 NIGHTS SAFE LODGING TO 780 PEOPLE (234 WOMEN, 78 CHILDREN, AND 468 MEN), 70,200 NUTRITIOUS MEALS TO RESIDENTS, VOCATIONAL TRAINING FOR 234 RESIDENTS IN MERCHANDISING, FOOD PREPARATION/MANAGEMENT, AND OFFICE SKILLS WERE TAUGHT AS RESIDENTS WORKED IN EACH LOCATIONS, PROVIDED OVER 4380 TRIPS TRANSPORATION TO VARIOUS LOCATIONS ON BEHALF RESIDENTS FOR EMPLOYMENT, INTERVIEWS, AND APPOINTMENTS.

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