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1		LATHAM, NY
2		GETZVILLE, NY
3		ITHACA, NY
4		HORNELL, NY
5		Melrose, MA
6		ELIZABETH, NJ
7		SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ
8		Ocean City, NJ
9		Troy, NY
10		CRANBURY, NJ
11		MOUNT MORRIS, NY
12		Hempstead, NY
13		Foster, RI
14		BROOKLYN, NY
15		HUDSON, NY
16		BROOKLYN, NY
17		Northampton, MA
18		SOUTH SETAUKET, NY
19		Marshfield, MA
20		Shelburne, VT
21		Lewiston, ME
22		PISCATAWAY, NJ
23		NORWALK, CT
24		OLEAN, NY
25		WATERVLIET, NY
26		Albany, NY
27		New York, NY
28		NEW YORK, NY
29		SHEFFIELD, MA
30		Scarborough, ME
31		NEW YORK, NY
32		BOSTON, MA
33		OLD LYME, CT
34		GUILFORD, CT
35		Fitchburg, MA
36		NEW YORK, NY
37		MADISON, CT
38		NEW YORK, NY
39		LYME, NH
40		NEW YORK, NY
41		Frederick, MD
42		CHICAGO, IL
43		ROSEVILLE, MN
44		WASHINGTON, DC
45		WESTLAKE, OH
46		Sioux Falls, SD
47		Minneapolis, MN
48		Norfolk, VA
49		HANOVER, PA
50		Bowling Green, KY

TO IMPROVE, BY ORGANIZING, CONDUCTING, SPONSORING AND PROMOTING RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING, THE WAY AN AGING SOCIETY IS DELIVERED.

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.

SEEK JUSTICE BY ADDRESSING PROBLEMS THAT ARISE FROM POVERTY, RACISM, SEXISM, AND SIMILAR ISSUES, AND BY INCREASING OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR ADEQUATELY AND EFFICIENTLY MANAGING, OPERATING AND CONDUCTING THE SAID PUBLIC .

To help, aid, and support the elderly people the City Melrose, Massachusetts in need services and provide information as to the availability these services.

SUPPORT INDIGENT and INFIRM

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS TO STUDENTS

Reaching the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ through evangelical activities, primarily in Russia. These activities include; teaching biblical principles, training teachers how to express their world view in the public schools, teaching in Bible schools that are sending out missionaries and leaders, and counseling and encouraging young pastors and ministry leaders.

Develop, own and operate affordable senior

THE ORGANIZATION GRANTS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY CHILDREN FOR THEIR EDUCATION. THE ORGANIZATION GRANTS AWARDS TO STUDENTS WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED COMMUNITY SERVICE EXCELLENCE. IT ALSO PROVIDES DAILY NECESSITIES, SUCH AS FOOD AND CLOTHING, TO THE LOCAL LOW-INCOME AND HOMELESS. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO VOLUNTEERS TO TEACH SENIOR CITIZENS ENGLISH OR CHINESE.

THE THE ARTS HAS BEEN LIVINGSTON COUNTYS OFFICIAL ARTS FOR 50 YEARS. THE MISSION OF THE ARTS IS TO ENRICH THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE LIVINGSTON COUNTY AREA BY ENCOURAGING AND PROMOTING THE ARTS AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES THROUGH SUPPORT OF ARTISTS, SCHOOLS, AND COMMUNITY GROUPS.

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

The does two things: award the $4,000 scholarships to students who are attending college and award grants to fund projects managed by High and Middle School teachers for the benefit of students. These grants are to fund projects that normally would not be funded through annual school budgets.

TO PROVIDE DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS WITH THE TOOLS TO BECOME PRODUCTIVE, INDEPENDENT AND SUCCESSFUL.

A RESEARCH INSTITUTE THAT STUDIES CARBON STOARGE POTENTIAL OF SOIL MANAGED WITH REGENERATIVE PRACTICES THAT ARE PROFITABLE AND IMPROVE HEALTH AND FUNCTION.

IS AN ARTS ORGANIZATION THAT CREATES WEB AND PRINT MEDIA, ENGAGING PUBLIC PROGRAMS, AND RESERACH ABOUT SOCIALLY ENGAGED ART PROJECTS; ADVOCATES FOR ARTISTS WORKING IN NON-ART CONTEXTS; AND PROVIDES DIRECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO SOCIALLY ENGAGED ART PROJECTS.

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PROVIDING LONG-TERM CONTINUING CARE

Provide programming, supplies, services to COA

Much of what we care about relates to nature — restoring ecosystems, protecting water quality, promoting renewable energy, conserving wetlands and wildlands, supporting regenerative organic agriculture and soil health, and encouraging active, sustainable outdoor recreation

To strengthen individuals, families, and communities in Western Maine by providing diverse programs, by engaging in strategic partnerships, and through advocacy that addresses the barriers to promote economic opportunities for all.

THE PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION SHALL BE TO PROVIDE AND PROMOTE A CARE CONTINUUM FOR THE AGING.

THE MISSION OF IS TO EMPOWER DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES LIVING IN THE POOREST BARRIOS OF NICARAGUA, ALLOWING THEM TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL, AND IN DOING SO, TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF EXTREME POVERTY.

To benefit youth through mentoring and skills ; to benefit families by creating a connection to community leaders, resources, and service opportunities; to benefit small businesses by providing training, coaching, resource connections, networking, and collaboration; and to benefit the community by retention of youth, supporting the of a better prepared labor force, encouraging stronger businesses, and improving regional economic conditions.

TO ENCOURAGE STUDY, KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN THE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE AND TO BE A SERVICE ORGANIZATION TO THE COMMUNITY IN THE AREA OF IMMIGRATION, SOCIAL, HEALTH, LEGAL AND SENIOR ASSISTANCE.

Dedicated to promoting the sport of distance running through education and training as a part of a healthy lifestyle; promoting personal fitness and community through organizing and managing running events; providing means of communication among members and creating opportunities for social activities.

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.

THE MISSION OF , . IS TO PROVIDE DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS IN , AND THEIR SCHOOLS, WITH SUPPORT AND EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES SO THAT THEY MAY IMPROVE THEIR COMMUNITIES AND BREAK THE CYCLE OF POVERTY IN .

IS A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO DISADVANTAGED NEPALESE CHILDREN AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO NEPALESE FAMILIES

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.

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 engage in activities that promote the healthy development and success of inner city and other disadvantaged youth by providing better access to organized sports, academic support, and health and wellness education.

INCREASE BREAST CANCER AWARENESS, EARLY SCREENING AND DIAGNOSIS OF BREAST CANCER AND WORK WITH THE HOSPITALS TO HELP ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED PATIENTS WITH CANCER TREATMENT.

Providing encouragement arts education and awareness through free concerts and interactive programming for under-served populations: those rehabilitating incarcerated elderly disabled and homeless.

SUPPORT, BENEFIT, ENCOURAGE AND ASSIST THOSE WHO SERVE OR HAVE SERVED IN THE MILITARY OF THE UNITED STATES AND THOSE ENGAGED IN PUBLIC SUCH AS POLICE, FIREFIGHTERS, TEARCHERS AND MEDICAL PERSONNEL AND TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ON THE SACRIFICIAL NATURE OF MILITARY AND PUBLIC .

by Encouraging PEOPLE to organize, get involved, and run for office, will advance progressive values and work to build a brighter future for generations to come.

TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES BY ENGAGING DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY IN ACTIVITIES IN SUPPORT OF SUCH PURPOSE AND BY MAKING CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANZATIONS, TO INCLUDE OUR LADY OF MERCY SCHOOL OF MADISON, ., THAT QUALFITY UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.

THE CORPORATION SHALL WORK TO FOSTER, FACILITATE AND SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRIVATE INVESTING, SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND OTHER INNOVATIVE FINANCING MECHANISMS TO EFFECT POSITIVE SOCIAL CHANGE BY, AMONG OTHER ACTIVITIES (A) CREATING AND FACILITATING EDUCATIONAL FORUMS, TRAININGS, WORKSHOPS AND PROGRAMS; (B) FACILITATING AND PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH AND STUDIES; (C) CREATING AND DISSEMINATING OR SUPPORTING THE CREATION AND DISSEMINATION OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, TRAINING AND MEASUREMENT TOOLS, AND OTHER RESOURCES; (D) DEVELOPING AND PROMOTING COLLABORATIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS DESIGNED TO BUILD AND SUSTAIN EDUCATED, DIVERSE, AND DYNAMIC COMMUNITIES OF AND ENABLE THE EFFECTIVE DEPLOYMENT OF PHILANTHROPIC AND OTHER RESOURCES IN A MISSION-ALIGNED MANNER; AND ( E) ENGAGING IN ANY AND ALL OTHER LAWFUL ACTIVITIES INCIDENTAL TO AND IN PURSUIT OF THE FOREGOING PURPOSES.

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 BENEFIT POOR AND ORPHANED OVERSEAS, INCLUDING ESTABLISHMENT, OPERATION, AND SUPPORT OF CHARITABLE, HUMANITARIAN AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. THE ACTIVITIES OF ALSO INCLUDE ESTABLISHING AND OPERATING, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES FOR ORPHANS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES; PROVIDING FOR THE PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF ORPHANED FOREIGN COUNTRIES; AND ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES TO PROVIDE THE PUBLIC WITH INFORMATION REGARDING THE PLIGHT OF ORPHANED IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

FORM 990-EZ, PART III, PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE - TO PROMOTE CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THAT WILL ASSIST THE SURVEYING PROFESSIONAL, AND ASSIST THE BUREAU OF MANAGEMENT CARRY OUT ITS MISSION TO PROTECT THE . CURRENTLY, THE IS ENGAGED ONLY IN THE SALE OF THE BUREAU OF MANAGEMENT (BLM) PUBLICATION - MANUAL OF SURVEYING INSTRUCTIONS, 2009 EDITION, AND THE PUBLICATION ENTITLED RIVER AND LAKE BOUNDARIES. IN 2016 THE AND . ENTERED INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH DENNIS MOULAND TO WRITE A NEW TEXTBOOK ENTITLED "21ST CENTURY RETRACEMENTS IN THE ". IN 2020 THIS CONTRACT WAS VOIDED BY MUTUAL AGREEMENT. MR. MOULAND AGREED TO REPAY THE THE SUM OF $8,000, FOR THE ADVANCE PAYMENTS MADE TO HIM. AS OF 12/31/2020 MR. MOULAND HAS REPAID THE BALANCE OF THIS ADVANCEMENT AS OF 07/2021.

FORM 990-EZ, PART III, PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE - TO AWARD COLLEGE TUITIONSCHOLARSHIPS TO PEOPLE ASSOCIATED WITH THE TROPHY AWARD ;TO PROVIDE SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE ORDEVELOP, THE CAPABILITIES OF INDIVIDUALS ENGAGED IN THE OPERATIONS OFAWARDS ; TO ENGAGE IN SUPPORT RESEARCH IN THE AWARDSAND PRODUCTS .

US AND ATTORNEYS ENGAGED IN CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PRACTICE.

PROMOTING SOCIAL WELFARE AND EFFICIENT RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT PRACTICES AND ADVOCATING POLICIES THAT REDUCE THE TAX BURDEN ON US CITIZENS, STRENGTHEN FAMILIES, PROMOTE ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND IMPROVE EDUCATION. ENCOURAGING CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN SHAPING THE LAWS RELATED TO SUCH POLICIES.

PROMOTES WELLNESS, HEALTH and SUCCESSFUL AGING WHEREVER SOMEONE CHOOSES TO LIVE.

To raise funds to aid in the continuing operations of Home for the Aged .

works to support and strengthen the in the areas of community building, economic and housing though engaged and informd actions, fostering a where everyone can thrive.

The purpose of the EOVCL shall be a non-profit organization, operated exclusively for the beneficial interests of the community. The organization shall bring together the community of at frequent intervals, to promote good fellowship, to further the interests of the community with respect to beautification, recreation, sanitation, safety and the protection of property values. The organization shall also strive to inform the people of of issues of community importance, to provide a forum for discussion of concerns, and to promote participation in Norfolk City public meetings and by encouraging registration and voting in all local, state and federal elections.

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.

Promotion of Education, Training and Philanthropy at our alma mater and Hospital in Secunderabad/Hyderabad, India. The most successful program is ACLS/BLS/CPR training under the auspices of International Training Center (ITC) at the AEC (Alumni Education Center) on the premises of . We are also supporting Meal Program meant for the economically disadvantaged family members of patients undergoing treatment at Hospital on a daily basis. We are also providing financial help for the "Ear to Hear" program which was established at Hospital for screening as well as treatment of deafness in neonates, infants and toddlers. We also provide funds for equipment and services at individual departments of . last year GMCGA purchased Fetal Heart Monitors and Dopplers for Obstetrics Department. In 2020, GMCGA also provided funds to purchase PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) and Respirators to fight Covid-19

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