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1		QUEENS VILLAGE, NY
2		RHINEBECK, NY
3		BINGHAMTON, NY
4		GETZVILLE, NY
5		NORTH BROOKFIELD, MA
6		JAMAICA PLAIN, MA
7		TROY, NY
8		Cranston, RI
9		FLORHAM PARK, NJ
10		DENVILLE, NJ
11		Hempstead, NY
12		Amherst, NY
13		BINGHAMTON, NY
14		BAYSIDE, NY
15		Londonderry, VT
16		WATERBURY, CT
17		New York, NY
18		New York, NY
19		NEW YORK, NY
20		WILLINGBORO, NJ
21		JERSEY CITY, NJ
22		BOSTON, MA
23		RYE, NY
24		GARDEN CITY, NY
25		MIDDLEBURY, VT
26		New York, NY
27		Scarborough, ME
28		WESTPORT, CT
29		BROOKLYN, NY
30		NEWARK, NJ
31		SHREWSBURY, MA
32		PISCATAWAY, NJ
33		BROOKLYN, NY
34		Somerset, NJ
35		NEW YORK, NY
36		FOREST HILLS, NY
37		LYME, NH
38		SCARSDALE, NY
39		Hamilton, NJ
40		BEDFORD HILLS, NY
41		SWAMPSCOTT, MA
42		LEMARS, IA
43		FALLS CHURCH, VA
44		NEWTOWN, PA
45		FAYETTEVILLE, NC
46		WASHINGTON, DC
47		HANOVER, PA
48		ARLINGTON, VA
49		Shaker Heights, OH
50		LIBERTYVILLE, IL

PROVIDE SENIOR CITIZENS WITH ACTIVITIES, COUNSELING AND MEALS AT THREE LOCATIONS AND DELIVERY OF MEALS TO HOME BOUND SENIOR CITIZENS.

THE ORGANIZATION IS ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN THE PROMOTION OF AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, MECHANICAL AND DOMESTIC ARTS, FINE ARTS AND ALLIED SCIENCES THROUGH EDUCATION, INSTRUCTION, DISPLAY AND COMPETITION.

TO DRIVE CHANGE THAT WILL HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE CRITICAL NEEDS OUR COMMUNITY BY STRATEGICALLY LEVERAGING THE COLLECTIVE RESOURCES COMMUNITY PARTNERS.

Support the establishment and operations and Ken-Ton Village which include Residential Health Facilities, Housing for the Aging and Disabled (subsidized and non-subsidized) and other services by Fundraising and maintaining the investment portfolio affiliated tax exempt charitable organizations.

ASSIST AGING

SUPPORTS COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS IN THAT SERVE DISADVANTAGED SECTORS.

TO PROVIDE AID AND ASSISTANCE TO WOUNDED, DISABLED, AGED AND NEEDY WAR VETERANS AND MEMBERS OF UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES AND THEIR DEPENDENTS, AND WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF DECEASED VETERANS.

Community support for seniors

PURPOSES WHICH THIS CORPORATION IS FORMED ARE TREATMENT AND CARE OF HANDICAPPED CHILDREN AND ADULTS, RESEARCH RE SAME AND ALSO DIRECTED TOWARD CLINICAL NEEDS, TO DEFRAY EXPENSES OF SPEECH THERAPISTS, PSYCHOLOGISTS, DOCTORS, PHYSICIANS AND LIKE WHEN ENGAGED IN FURTHERING THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND IMPROVING THEIR SKILLS, TRAINING, EDUCATION, INSTRUCTION OR PREPARATION OF PERSONS, MALE OR FEMALE, TO ACT AS NURSES AND SUCH OTHER PURPOSES AS ARE, OR MAY PROPERLY BE, DONE IN CONNECTION WITH CARRYING OUT OF OBJECTS WHICH THIS IS FORMED, TO ACQUIRE, HOLD OPERATE, IMPROVE AND MAINTAIN LANDS AND BUILDINGS AND TO BUILD STRUCTURES, TO PROVIDE FURNISHING, DECORATING AND EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL AND MAINTENANCE OF SAME, IN CONNECTION WITH CARRYING OUT OF ABOVE OR ALLIED THINGS AND TO OTHERWISE OPERATE AS DIRECTED BY TRUSTEES, CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS.

THE WAS ORGANIZED TO PROVIDE TRAINING AND COMPETITIVE OPPORTUNITIES IN FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGED 5-16 YEARS OLD. THEY PROVIDE UNIFORMS,EQUIPMENT, UMPIRES AND FIELD MAINTENANCE.

union engaged in representation of at school district negotiations and enforcement of contract negotiations.

Labor union organization engaged in collective bargaining contract negotiations and administration on behalf nearly 320 members.

NOT-FOR-PROFIT FACILITY OFFERING RESIDENT SERVICES TO THE FRAIL AND ILL ELDERLY OF THE COMMUNITY.

THROUGH GRANT-MAKING AND PRO-BONO LEADERSHIP TRAINING, WE DEVELOP STRONG COMMUNITY LEADERS AROUND THE GLOBE WHO ARE COMMITTED TO: (1) SUPPORTING COLLABORATIVE ACTION TO ADDRESS CLIMATE CHANGE, (2) ALLEVIATING POVERTY AND CREATING SOCIAL MOBILITY FOR SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES, (3) PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND (4) ADVANCING EDUCATION.

Providing social services: Including health education, wellness checks, elderly visits, health insurance application assistance, emergency loans, transportation and fuel assistance to the local communities.

LOW INCOME ELDERLY HOUSING

Primary Exempt Purpose is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit charitable organization dedicated to reducing the number of deaths and injuries resulting from automobile crashes by promoting and passenger safety, through leadership, education and awareness. Working on the community level, builds alliances with businesses, government, law enforcement, schools, parents and teens to prevent these tragedies. Our goal is to create a culture of safety that enables teens to positively influence their peers and others to solve this problem.

is organized for the charitable, educational and scientific purpose of promoting and encouraging technical, scientific and artistic skills through individual projects, social collaboration and education.

THE ("WSPC") IS A 501(C)(3) NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATION WORKING WITH THE NEW YORK CITY PARKS DEPARTMENT AND NEIGHBORHOOD GROUPS TO ENSURE THAT CONTINUES AS A DIVERSE AND HISTORICAL URBAN GREEN SPACE THROUGH ENGAGING VOLUNTEERS AND RAISING FUNDS TO HELP KEEP THE CLEAN, SAFE AND BEAUTIFUL.

The mission the organization is to engage in programs and activities aimed at promoting and encouraging the collective cultural heritage Liberians and other nationalities in providing a forum for enhancing the economic, social, common welfare.

ENCOURAGING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN , AND ELEVATING LOCAL ARTISTS / ARTISANS / MAKERS.

THE , . BECAME AN INDEPENDENT 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION IN 2015. ITS MISSION IS TO CREATE POSITIVE CHANGE IN GREATER BOSTON BY ENGAGING AND INFORMING FUNDERS AND INVESTORS SO THAT THEY CAN DIRECT RESOURCES MORE EFFECTIVELY WHILE ALSO EDUCATING AND SUPPORTING LEADERS OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS SO THAT THEY CAN DELIVER THE MOST EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS TO ISSUES. SIF HAS CREATED A "MARKETPLACE" WHERE IT CONNECTS PURPOSE ORGANIZATIONS ("INNOVATORS") WITH A COMMUNITY OF INDIVIDUALS ("INVESTORS AND SUPPORTERS")WHO CAN PROVIDE FINANCIAL, TECHNICAL, AND COACHING SUPPORT, THEREBY LEVERAGING EVERY ROLE IN THE ECOSYSTEM FOR IMPACT.

TO PROVIDE MONETARY SUPPORT TO ENTITIES ENGAGED IN CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL OR SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES RELATED TO PULMONARY HYPERTENSION AND/OR ARTIFICIAL LUNGS ENGAGED IN EXEMPT ACTIVITIES RELATED TO PULMONARY HYPERTENSION AND/OR ARTIFICIAL LUNGS.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND RELATED FACILITIES AND SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAMS TO LOW/MODERATE INCOME, ELDERLY, AND HANDICAPPED PERSONS.

Offer fashionable and affordable clothing to a diverse group of adults. Foster recycling awareness amongst people. Break down social/economic barriers (stereotyping) by encouraging the purchase of second hand clothing as a cool practice within the adult community. Empower people to take on leadership roles and provide meaningful learning opportunities to develop life skills essential to personal growth and employment ability. create an opportunity for adult employment at the thrift store, as well as offer internships, work study and training specifically geared towards the development of skills necessary for successful future employment. Provide scholarships to support adults who seek work training and education other than the traditional college pathway, such as post high school Vocational Education courses. Connecting adults with mentors from Middlebury College as well with mentors in our business and art/trade community.

The (ITASA) is a non-profit organization providing events and resources that explore and celebrate identity in order to connect, inspire, and empower an organic, thriving - community. Through its programming, the organization engaged in dialogue regarding the current cultural, economic, and political affairs of Taiwan as they relate to Americans and their identity in student organizations across the U.S.

helps disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals and communities to gain access to healthy foods, environmentally sustainable gardens and wholesome forms of recreation. We do this by partnering with and by providing financial and technical support to a wide variety of small, nonprofit causes interested in starting or sustaining a food garden project in their communities. Our partners include food banks, schools, homeless shelters, and community gardens to name but a few.

SEEKS TO PROMOTE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT THE CONSERVATION OF AND ITS ASSOCIATED FLORA AND FAUNA;TO CONDUCT RESEARCH INTO AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AND THE EFFECTS OF FARMING AND OTHER LAND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON THE ENVIRONMENT, AND TO PUBLISH THE USEFUL RESULTS OF SUCH RESEARCH; TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC AND THOSE MANAGING THE COUNTRYSIDE IN THE EFFECTS OF FARMING AND MANAGEMENT OF LAND WHICH IS SYMPATHETIC TO AND OTHER WILDLIFE AND TO CONSERVE AND WILDLIFE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT.

ENGAGING IN CERTAIN AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES ON BEHALF OF, AND FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WRIGHT-INGRAHAM INSTITUTE.

OUR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER COMMUNITIES OF COLOR TO HEAL FROM TRAUMA CAUSED BY SYSTEMIC OPPRESSION. WE LEVERAGE DATA TO ADVOCATE FOR THE MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS OF UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. OUR VISION IS TO CONTRIBUTE TO SYSTEMS LEVEL CHANGE TO BETTER SUPPORT YOUTH IN MANAGING THE EMOTIONAL TOLLS LIFE HAS FOR ALL OF US.

A. TO LEND ALL POSSIBLE SUPPORT IN ASSISTING AND ENCOURAGING THE PROGRAM OF EDUCATION IN THE PUBLIC , AND TO AROUSE AND MAINTAIN AN ENTHUSIASTIC INTEREST IN THE VARIOUS ACTIVITIES OF THE PROGRAMS.B. TO COOPERATE WITH THOSE IN CHARGE OF ACTIVITIES TO THE END THAT THESE PROGRAMS BE BROUGHT TO, AND KEPT AT, THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE.C. TO RAISE AND APPROPRIATE FUNDS FOR AWARDS, SCHOLARSHIPS, TRIPS, UNIFORMS, AND OTHER FUNCTIONS OF THE ASSOCIATION.D. TO GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING SENIORS OF HIGH SCHOOL WHO PLAN TO ATTEND AN ACCREDITED COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, OR CONSERVATORY.

THE OBJECTS AND PURPOSES OF THE CORPORATION SHALL BE TO PROVIDE AND PROMOTE A CARE CONTINUUM FOR THE AGING VIA SKILLED NURSING, MEMORY CARE, ASSISTED LIVING, ADULT DAY CARE, REHABILITATION, HEALTHY AGING, AND INTERGENERATIONAL AND OTHER PROGRAMS, TOGETHER WITH CONDUCTING AND ASSISTING RELATED EDUCATION AND RESEARCH BY COORDINATION, PERFORMANCE, AND SUPPORT OF THE OPERATION AND FUNCTIONS AND THE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES OF THE FRANCIS E. MEMORIAL HOME, ., AT THE PAVILION ADULT DAY SERVICES CENTER, ., THE FRANCIS E. ASSISTED LIVING CENTER, ., AT MONROE, ., AT EAST WINDSOR ., AT SOMERSET, ., REHABILITATION SERVICES, . AND OTHER AFFILIATES THAT MAY BE ESTABLISHED IN TIME.

THE IS SOLELY ENGAGED IN GRANT-MAKING ACTIVITIES AND IS FOLLOWING THE SPECIAL RULE.

The Organization extends monetary aid and support to disadvantaged Orthodox .

SUPPORTS, SPONSORS AND ORGANISES ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS TO PROMOTE FINANCIAL LITERACY, ESPECIALLY TOWARDS VULNERABLE GROUPS (WOMEN IN TROUBLE, CHILDREN, ELDERLY).

CARRIES OUT ITS CHARITABLE PURPOSES PRIMARILY BY UTILIZING ITS FUNDS AND RAISING ADDITIONAL FUNDS FROM GENERAL PUBLIC TO DIRECTLY AND INDIRECTLY AID AND ASSIST PERSONS WHO ARE DESTITUTE, NEGLECTED OR OTHERWISE IN NEED HELP, AND MORE PARTICULARLY, ELDERLY FOLK OR NATIONALITY WHO ARE IN NEED.

To improve the health and wellbeing of vulnerable and disadvantaged communities in post-emergency settings by providing basic health education and income generating activities in order to alleviate extreme poverty and empower communities to become their own agents of change.

TO PROVIDE TO THE CHARTER SCHOOL EXCELLENCE AND TO FURTHER THE VISION A SCHOOL THAT HAS HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR EVERY CHILD; CHALLENGES EACH CHILD TO SURPASS THE STATE STANDARDS; PROVIDES EVERY CHILD WITH A STRONG BASIS READING, WRITING AND MATHEMATICS; PROVIDES A STRONG TO ENABLE CHILDREN TO TACKLE HIGHER ORDER SKILLS AND ACHIEVE AT HIGHER LEVELS; PROVIDES A VALUABLE EDUCATION TO ALLOW CHILDREN TO ENGAGE CHALLENGING WORK, SUCH AS CONDUCTING EXPERIMENTS FOR DEEP UNDERSTANDING, EXPLORING CULTURES AND HISTORIES USING PRIMARY DOCUMENTS, ENGAGING DEBATES CLASSICAL LITERATURE, ANALYZING GREAT WORKS ART, AND APPRECIATING MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS, AMONG OTHERS; AND TEACHES EVERY CHILD TO BECOME A CRITICAL THINKER AND LIFELONG LEARNER.

This Organization will extend monetary aid and support to other Organizations that provide services to disadvantaged individuals.

aims to provide financial assistance for individuals and households that have experienced some kind of life-altering emergency, tragedy, or natural disaster that has rendered them unable to meet their basic needs.

ENHANCE AND SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE AT , TO DEVELOP A CLOSER CONNECTION BETWEEN AND HOME BY ENCOURAGING PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT, AND TO IMPROVE THE ENVIRONMENT AT THROUGH VOLUNTEER AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT.

Provide humanitarian relief in the form of medical evaluation and care, dental care, nutritional assessment and care, food, medicines and other supplies; assistance in water project in rural areas; educational opportunities for disadvantaged children along with other non-specific charitable care to , Central America. The areas served are various, and the organization works closely with the Cerro de Plata Foundation, the Uno a Uno Foundation, Minister of Health (MoH) and other agencies that seek Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) assistance. The areas of principle concern are in La Montana de la Flor (MDLF), northetern Francisco Morazan department and home to the indigenous Tolupan, Nueva Capital SW of Tegucipalpa, and other rural areas in proximity to these areas. The Honduran Foundation Uno a Uno assists Le Mars, . in the implementation of various programs and the distribution of equipment, food, supplies and other cares.

TO EXPAND ACCEPTANCE and PROMOTE THE BENEFITS OF ; PROTECT MANUFACTURING OF FROM UNWARRANTED INTRUSION BY GOVERNMENT.

LSAC IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO ADVANCE AND JUSTICE BY ENCOURAGING DIVERSE, TALENTED INDIVIDUALS TO STUDY AND BY SUPPORTING THEIR ENROLLMENT AND LEARNING JOURNEYS FROM PRELAW THROUGH PRACTICE. LSAC PROVIDES PRODUCTS AND SERVICES THAT SUPPORT CANDIDATES AND SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS, AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO EXPAND AND DIVERSIFY THE RANGE OF PRELAW STUDENTS, ENHANCE STUDENT OUTCOMES IN , AND SUPPORT LEGAL PROFESSIONALS THROUGHOUT THEIR CAREERS.

TO PROVIDE PRE-SCHOOL AND CHILD CARE TO LOW INCOME AND DISADVANTAGED FAMILIES.

TO BE THE TRUSTED VOICE FOR AGING.

THE (IWSA) IS A PATIENT ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION WITH APPROXIMATELY 225 MEMBER FAMILIES, ENGAGED VIA A VARIETY OF SUPPORT AND INFORMATION-SHARING ACTIVITIES. THE MISSION OF THE IWSA IS TO PROMOTE AWARENESS, STIMULATE RESEARCH, AND SUPPORT FAMILIES AFFECTED BY . THE IWSA BELIEVES IN PLACING PATIENTS AND FAMILIES IN THE FOREFRONT OF ALL ACTIVITIES OF THE ORGANIZATION. THE IWSA HOSTS GATHERINGS OF FAMILIES TO SHARE GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT AND TO PROVIDE EMOTIONAL SUPPORT. BOARD MEMBERS AND OTHER LEADERS OF THE ORGANIZATION ATTEND CONFERENCES PERTAINING TO RARE DISEASE RESEARCH AND PATIENT ADVOCACY.

TO PROVIDE DISCREET COUNSELING TO NATIONAL LEADERS SEEKING TO PROMOTE:PEACE IN DIVIDED SOCIETIES AND BETWEEN COUNTRIES,GOOD GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT IN THEIR COUNTRIES, AS A MEANS OF ENCOURAGING THE PARTICIPATION OF ALL IN THEIR SOCIETY IN PROGRESS TOWARDS FREEDOM AND PROSPERITY.

Our mission is to protect, inspire, nurture, educate, train, and challenge disadvantaged vulnerable . We mentor and provide opportunities to help them reach their full potential and become self-sufficient, caring, responsible adults.

Serve the needs of orphaned disadvantaged children in Uganda, Africa.

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