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1		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
2		WILTON, CT
3		READING, PA
4		EAST STROUDSBURG, PA
5		SOUTH BELOIT, IL
6		Sewickley, PA
7		PITTSBURGH, PA
8		ERIE, PA
9		MADISON, WI
10		ROCK RAPIDS, IA
11		New Palestine, IN
12		Mogadore, OH
13		Oak Hill, OH
14		Oxford, OH
15		COLUMBUS, OH
16		MIDLAND, MI
17		NEW BREMEN, OH
18		FRANKENMUTH, MI
19		EAU CLAIRE, WI
20		MINERAL POINT, WI
21		Loyal, WI
22		MADISON, WI
23		MANKATO, MN
24		Altoona, IA
25		WEST DES MOINES, IA
26		LITITZ, PA
27		CHELTENHAM, PA
28		MADISON, WI
29		Ebensburg, PA
30		Lincoln, NE
31		BALTIMORE, MD
32		UPPR MARLBORO, MD
33		BALTIMORE, MD
34		Baltimore, MD
35		Alexandria, VA
36		Columbia, SC
37		New Hampton, IA
38		WASHINGTON, DC
39		WASHINGTON, DC
40		LAPORTE, PA
41		Chicago, IL
42		MIAMI, FL
43		DENVER, CO
44		Brentwood, CA
45		NAPLES, FL
46		GREEN VALLEY, AZ
47		TULSA, OK
48		GAINESVILLE, TX
49		SIERRA VISTA, AZ
50		DALLAS, TX

TO IMPROVE AND SAFETY IN NEW YORK CITY MUNICIPAL HOSPITALS BY: (I) PURCHASING OR ASSISTING IN THE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT OR SUPPLIES TO BE USED IN SUCH HOSPITALS AND RELATED MEDICAL FACILITIES, (II) SUPPORTING PROGRAMS TO TRAIN AND EDUCATE EMPLOYEES, INCLUDING RESIDENTS AND FELLOWS IN SUCH HOSPITALS AND RELATED MEDICAL FACILITIES, ON TOPICS PERTAINING TO AND SAFETY, AND (III) ENGAGING IN ANY ACTIVITIES PERMISSIBLE UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) THAT ARE RELATED TO THE FOREGOING.

TAXPAYER, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CT CLUB, RAISES FUNDS FOR COMMUNITY TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS, THE MUNICIPAL SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT, AND OTHER WORTHY CAUSES

IS A SOCIAL CLUB ORGANIZED FOR PLEASURE AND RECREATION OF ITS MEMBERS AND OTHER NONPROFITABLE PURPOSES. SPACE IS MAINTAINED FOR AND MADE AVAILABLE TO THE LOCAL MUNICIPAL .

THE WORKS COOPERATIVELY WITH LANDOWNERS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO PRESERVE WITH ENVIRONMENTAL, SCENIC, OR RECREATIONAL VALUE.

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

The exists to serve those in need who reside within the eleven municipalities of the Quaker Valley School District.

TO PROMOTE EXCELLENCE IN .

THE MISSION OF B.E.S.T. IS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS AND ASSURE A STABLE, DESIRABLE WORKING ENVIROMENT FOR BUSINESSES AND THEIR EMPLOYEES. OUR CENTRAL THEMES HAVE BEEN TO ORGANIZE THE COMMUNITY TO BUILD A POSITIVE NEIGHBORHOOD IMAGE, NEIGHBORHOOD PRIDE AND TO BEAUTIFY THE NEIGHBORHOOD. WE ALSO STRIVE TO PROMOTE HOME OWNERSHIP, IMPROVE COMMUNICATION, AND SERVE IN A COORDINATION AND COOPERATION ROLE WITH LOCAL GOVERNMENT. WORKING WITH MANY PARTNERS IN THE COMMUNITY, WE WORK TO IMPROVE SAFETY, BUILD STABILITY AND FOSTER A SENSE OF COMMUNITY.

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

TO DISTRIBUTE FUNDS RECEIVED FROM THE GRAND FALLS CASINO and RESORT TO QUALIFIED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING , MUNICIPALITIES AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH IOWA CODE.

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.

Provide assistance to various local governments, agencies and individuals in need. A list of donations made to various organizations and individuals are attached.

Provide Fire Education for the area around Oak Hill OH and the Fire Department and provide other aid to the residents in our townships

The primary exempt purpose is to operate exclusively for public charitable and educational purposes, including within those terms, promotion of health by distributing and disbursing income and/or principal collected thereof to other organizations exempt from Federal Income Tax under section 501 (A) of the Internal Revenue Code as organizations described in section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code, which are other than private foundations within the meaning of section 509 (A) of the Internal Revenue Code and which are are located in or which conduct significant activities in the service area of Electric Cooperative . to state and local governments and governmental entities, including school boards in support of activities and programs in the service area of aforesaid cooperative.

TO ADVANCE THE BEST INTERESTS THE BROADCAST INDUSTRY IN THE STATE THORUGH A VARIETY PROGRAMS INTENDED TO EDUCATE , TO ASSIST THEM IN BETTER SERVICING THE PUBLIC INTEREST, TO FOSTER STRONGER RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN , THE CITIZENS , NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND FEDERAL AND STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL DEPARTMENTS AND OFFICIALS, AND TO OTHERWISE ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES AND OTHER UNDERTAKINGS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO NONCOMMERCIAL SUSTAINING ANNOUNCEMENT PROGRAMS ("NCSA PROGRAMS"), WHICH SERVE THOSE PURPOSES.

PROVIDE FUNDING TO THE ST. LOUIS BRECKENRIDGE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS SYSTEMS, LIBRARIES, PARK SYSTEMS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS. ALSO, TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES, COLLEGE, FIRE DEPARTMENT RESCUE UNIT, HOSPITAL, CHURCHES AGRICULTURAL CENTER.

DEDICATED TO IMPROVEMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC PROJECTS IN THE VILLAGE OF AND . TO PROMOTE SAFETY AND PREVENTION THROUGH EDUCATION IN SURROUNDING AREAS.

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

TO ASSIST THE IN CARRYING OUT ITS MISSION OF PROVIDING POSTSECONDARY OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING AS WELL AS OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICES TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE COUNTIES, MUNICIPALITIES, AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITHIN ITS DISTRICT BOUNDARIES. TO THIS END, THE ACTIVITIES OF FOUNDATION MAY INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, ASSISTING THE IN: PURCHASING, LEASING, AND MANAGING LAND; CONSTRUCTING, PURCHASING, LEASING, AND MANAGING FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT; PROVIDING FINANCIAL AID AND ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS AT ALL OF ITS CAMPUSES; OFFERING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO ITS EMPLOYEES; AND SUPPORTING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN ITS DISTRICT.

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.

All member townships are able to receive emergency medical services

TO DEVELOP PUBLIC SERVICES WITHIN THE AND THE MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT MEMBERS OF THE THAT ARE ENGAGED IN ACTIVITIES THAT FURTHER SUCH PURPOSES.

Employee Labor Union

Operated exclusively for the promotion of social welfare in central Iowa in close conjunction with state local 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.

ASSIST LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES WITH MATTERS RELATED TO AND ECONOMIC .

THE ASSOCIATION IS A GROUP OF REGIONAL EMS LEADERS ( OPERATIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE) REPRESENTING EMS AGENCIES IN AND ADJACENT AREAS THAT MEET MONTHLY TO NETWORK AND SHARE IDEAS. THE GROUP IS ALSO ACTIVELY INVOLVED WITH LOCAL EMS DELIVERY AND PLANNING AS WELL AS STATE EMS LEGISLATIVE EFFORTS WORKING CLOSELY WITH OTHER PA EMS TRADE AND PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AS WELL AS MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. CURRENTLY HAS 22 LICENSED EMERGENCY 911 SERVICES AND 37 LICENSED EMS TRANSPORT SERVICES WITH JUST OVER 2000 LICENSED PARAMEDICS, EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS AND OTHER EMS PROVIDERS WHO ARE READY TO RESPOND 24 HOURS A DAY, 365 DAYS A YEAR.

TO CARRY OUT WITHIN THE STATE OF THE OBJECTIVES OF THE FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES.

Hold fundraisers to benifit police officers and municipalities with equipment and training.

Eight events held for benefit of 399 memberships; Two annual meetings held, with meals; Meeting door prizes and event prize certificates issued; Newsletters emailed to membership; Handicaps maintained for each member; Computer equipment purchased and maintained; Donations to Junior ; Postal, Website and supplies expense.

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

LABOR UNION

OPERATION OF COURSES AND DRIVING RANGES BY THE CITY OF . IMPROVING AND DEVELOPING THOSE COURSES.

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

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.

The is dedicated to the principle its founding members: to offer the services, programs and tools that will give officials the knowledge, experience and tools to enable the most efficient and effective operation their municipalities.

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 .

WORKS TO HELP STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS REPRESENT THE DIVERSE POPULATIONS OF THEIR COMMUNITITES AND ADVANCE POLICIES THAT PROMOTE INCLUSION, EQUALITY,AND OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL.

TO INVEST IN CLUB INTERNATIONAL, STATE AND DISTRICT PROJECTS AND TO INVEST IN SULLIVAN COUNTY NON-PROFIT CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS AND AGENCIES PROVIDING SERVICES TO MEET THE NEEDS OF SULLIVAN COUNTY RESIDENTS AND YOUTH

works with a growing community of youth-serving organizations, cultural institutions, city agencies, employers, and universities to remake in so it is driven by learners interests, enhanced by technology, and connected to opportunity.

TO LOCALLY CARRY OUT THE OBJECTIVES THE , AND .

ENGAGE IN SUSTAINABILITY, CLIMATE PROTECTION, AND CLEAN ENERGY INITIATIVES.

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

RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT CIVICEDUCATION

Support Projects

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.

Huachuca lodge #28 is an open lodge made up 700 active and retired law enforcement officers in good standing from state county municipal and federal law enforcement agencies. We are a organization supporting our members by presenting a unified vision regarding various legislative measures that have a direct effect our members. we support the local community through support to youth and adult charities.

PROVIDING MEDICAL CARE and SPIRITUAL HEALING IN QUALITY NURSING and RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITIES.

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