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151		ROACHDALE, IN
152		Union City, IN
153		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
154		LOGANSPORT, IN
155		Crown Point, IN
156		WAUSEON, OH
157		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
158		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
159		MILAN, IN
160		BLOOMINGTON, IN
161		Chicago, IL
162		SPRINGFIELD, IL
163		CHICAGO, IL
164		Chicago, IL
165		CHICAGO, IL
166		CHICAGO, IL
167		MOLINE, IL
168		CHICAGO, IL
169		CHICAGO, IL
170		Golden Valley, MN
171		CAVALIER, ND
172		Chicago, IL
173		Saint Charles, IL
174		CHICAGO, IL
175		CRYSTAL LAKE, IL
176		CALEDONIA, IL
177		BOLINGBROOK, IL
178		Mason, OH
179		Chicago, IL
180		SYRACUSE, IN
181		PEORIA, IL
182		OCONEE, IL
183		Springfield, IL
184		SPRINGFIELD, IL
185		QUINCY, IL
186		PHILADELPHIA, PA
187		Greensburg, PA
188		TROY, IL
189		Red Bud, IL
190		DETROIT, MI
191		ALLENDALE, MI
192		SAGINAW, MI
193		SAGINAW, MI
194		DETROIT, MI
195		Lansing, MI
196		DETROIT, MI
197		Escanaba, MI
198		IRA TWP, MI
199		MIDLAND, MI
200		ANN ARBOR, MI

PROVIDED 15 TRAINED FIREFIGHTERS FOR THE DISTRICT.

Assistance in food clothing gasoline utilities rent Funds are provided by thrift store selling donated items at low cost

COMBAT JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE STATE POLICE AND THE K-9 UNITS, SWAT AND EMT, AND PROVIDE DEATH BENEFITS AS A RESULT OFFICER DEATHS.

TRAINING FOR POLICE OFFICERS IN THE AREA OF NARCOTICS INVESTIGATIONS AND EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ON THE HAZARDS OF ABUSE.

Assistance to local departments.

BROADCAST SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD, SAFETY PROGRAMS, MEETINGS THE COMMUNITY TO OVER 7500 CABLE SUBSCRIBERS

TO HELP FIGHTERS BE THE BEST THEY CAN BE AT WHAT THEY DO WHILE PROVIDING THEM WITH INFORMATION TO OPERATE SAFELY AND WITHOUT INJURY OR DEATH AT THE SCENE OF AN EMERGENCY.

TO RAISE AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO SUPPORT EFFORTS IN EDUCATING STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAMS, FINANCIAL LITERACY PROGRAMS, RESEARCH PROJECTS, DEVELOPMENT AND DISASTER RELIEF.

TO PROVIDE PROTECTION FOR , INDIANA.

Community. Youth and Community Service through Americanism, Youth Development Programs, General/Other: Come Back Kid Award, Youth of the Month Awards, Big Brother/Big Sister, Book of Golden Deeds, Boy Scouts, Christmas Baskets, Police Officer of the Year Award, Firefighter of the Year.

To advance the health of all individuals and communities. The AHA leads, represents and serves hospitals, health systems and other related organizations that are accountable to the community and committed to equitable care and health improvement for all.

To promote general welfare police officers in in effectiveness coordination working relationships between officers police departments in the state .

THE ORGANIZATION CREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR ILLINOIS CHILDREN TO REACH THEIR FULL PROMISE AND POTENTIAL BY DELIVERING RESOURCES TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT SOLVE PROBLEMS CHILDREN CONFRONT. WE MONITOR THE PROGRAMS WE FUND AND SHARE THE KNOWLEDGE WE GAIN WITH OTHERS.

Local association Law Enforcement officers in the State devoted to charities and recreation purposes. Support families severely injured or killed in the line duty Law Enforcement Officers, and promotion Irish Culture.

SERVICES TO PERSONS WHO HAVE COMPLEX SOCIAL, HEALTH OR OTHER RELATED OR FAMILY PROBLEMS WHICH HAVE INTERFERED WITH THEIR ABILITY TO LEAD A HEALTHY OR CONSTRUCTIVE LIFE OR WHO ARE AN ENDANGERMENT TO THEMSELVES, THEIR FAMILY OR THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH THEY LIVE.

EDUCATION REGARDING ACTIVITIES AND WORKING CONDITIONS.

PROMOTION OF SOCIAL WELFARE LOCAL ASSOCIATION OF EMPLOYEES

TO PROVIDE PREMANENT SOLUTIONSTO THE PROBLEMS OF HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY AND CHILDREN.

SUPPORT TO LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

is a nonpartisan public policy and educational institution that brings conservative and free market ideas to bear on hardest problems facing Minnesota and nation. Through research, op-eds, public forums, legislative testimony, public messaging in a variety media, and a stream publications, we are working to build a Culture Prosperity in Minnesota and nation.

OPERATING PULL TAB TYPE GAMING IN THE CITY OF FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT VARIOUS OTHER ORGANIZATIONS IN THE AREA

is a national, non-profit organization committed to reducing substance abuse and co-occurring mental health problems through effective and efficient treatment programs.

Grant Task force and the disabled

ALMA BUILDS POWER BY ENGAGING, EDUCATING AND MOBILIZING THE LATINX LGBTQ COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND OUR ALLIES ACROSS ILLINOIS. BY WORKING WITH OUR MEMBERS, WE WORK TO UNDERSTAND COMMUNITY CONDITIONS, AND WORK WITH THEM TO FIND LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS TO THOSE PROBLEMS, INCLUDING POLICY AND SYSTEMS CHANGE.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIPS, ASSIST IN INDUSTRY RESEARCH, DIRECT FUNDS FOR DISASTER RELIEF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.

BUILDS SUSTANABLE LOCAL FOOD AND FARM SYSTEMS THROUGH EXPERIMENTAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH RURAL AND URBAN PEOPLE.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO OFFICERS AND NEEDY FAMILIES

THE SUPPORTS CAREERS IN HEALTHCARE INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN . CSOHIMSS HAS REPRESENTATION FROM THE PROVIDER, CONSULTANT, VENDOR HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY SEGMENTS WORKS TO ENCHANCE COMMUNICATION EDUCATION AMONG ITS MEMBERS

EDUCATION FOR ELECTRONIC HEALTH SYSTEMS

WE RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE LOCAL SCHOOLS BY PROVIDING SUPPLIES FOR NEEDY FAMILIES AND PROVIDING FUNDS FOR NON BUDGETED ITEMS FOR THE CLASSROOMS.

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND LEGAL REPRESENTATION

TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE LOCAL DEPARTMENTS THAT PROVIDE TO AREAS OUTSIDE THE ESTABLISHED DISTRICTS

Provide and maintain a honoring that were killed in the line of duty

TO IDENTIFY PROBLEMS FACING THE POOR AND HOMELESS IN , IL AND TO IMPLEMENT AND COORDINATE SERVICES TO HELP ADDRESS THOSE PROBLEMS.

THE SOLE PURPOSE OF THE / FOUNDATION IS TO ENHANCE THE COLLECTIONS AND PROGRAMS OF THE BY SUPPLYING FUNDS FOR MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS.

IN OPERATING THE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS, THE SEEKS TO: -AFFECT THE WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH; -INVEST IN POLICY CHANGE, PRACTICE IMPROVEMENT, AND RESEARCH DISSEMINATION;-SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS WHO CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF VULNERABLE CHILDREN; -SPUR INNOVATION THAT LINKS THE MAJOR PUBLIC SYSTEMS SERVING YOUNG PEOPLE:CHILD WELFARE, EDUCATION, AND JUVENILE JUSTICE;-MAKE A SIGNIFICANT AGGREGATE DIFFERENCE IN THE FIELD THROUGH THE CREATION OF A COMMUNITY OF FELLOWS ENGAGED IN PROJECTS TACKLING SIMILAR PROBLEMS THROUGH A VARIETY OF APPROACHES.

The of Parish is a charitable entity devoted to and exists for the purpose of providing advice, guidance, monetary and material assistance for the poor and needy. Direct service areas include but are not limited to: temporary housing, prescription drugs, food, gasoline clothing, rent, furniture, appliances, utility payments, home heating fuel, and disaster relief. Indirect services involve guidance and advice in areas of budgeting, permanent housing, food subsidies, utility payments, and counseling.

MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES ARE HELD TO DISCUSS AND PLAN ACTION ON PROBLEMS COMMON TO ALL MEMEBER LOCALS.

Providing protection to the residents of the city of , Illinois

TO REPRESENT MEMBERS IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND TO PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF WHO HAVE GIVEN THEIR LIVES IN PURSUIT OF DUTY

IS A FREE INDEPENDENT, NON-GOVERNMENTAL, VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATION OF FAMILIES UNITED FOR THE PURPOSE OF ANALYZING THEIR PROBLEMS AND FORMULATING ACTION TO ACHIEVE EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, AND SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT AND THEREBY PROMOTE NATIONAL WELFARE. IS LOCAL, STATEWIDE, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL IN ITS SCOPE AND INFLUENCE AND IS NON-PARTISAN, NON-SECTARIAN, AND NON-SECRET IN CHARACTER.

CREATE AND SUSTAIN OPPORTUNITIES AND SUPPORT SYSTEMS FOR PERSONS WITH BARRIERS TO EMPLOYMENT AND COMMUNITY ACCESS.

TO DEMONSTRATE THE VALUE OF SERVICES IN THE PREVENTION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCE, MENTAL ILLNESS, CONTINUED FAMILY DISINTEGRATION AND OTHER PROBLEMS INCREASINGLY ENDANGERING THE LIVES AND WELL BEING OF OUR CHILDREN.

MICHIGAN PROVIDES UP TO A ONE YEAR RESIDENTIAL CHRISTIAN GROWTH PROGRAM FOR MEN AND WOMEN WITH CONTROLLING PROBLEMS.

The members of TCBA have dedicated themselves to: Promoting the use of bicycles for healthful recreation and transportation. Educating bicyclists as to their rights and responsibilities. Promoting public awareness of bicyclists rights and responsibilities as well as safety.

TO CONDUCT CONCERNING THE PROBLEMS FACING WORKING PEOPLE BOTH AS UNION MEMBERS AS CITIZENS.

To assist pregnant women and families with young children. The organization provides life-affirming options counseling to men and women dealing with an unexpected . Additionally, , parenting, health and wellness classes are provided to men and women. In exchange for attending the classes, the participants earn items such as baby clothes, diapers, wipes, and baby furniture. The men and women are also referred to other community organization that may assist them with other needs.

HELPING THOSE WHO NEED AID, ESPECIALLY THE PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED, MENTALLY IMPAIRED, WIDOWS AND ORPHANS AND THOSE WHO ARE UNABLE TO HELP THEMSELVES, SUPPORTING CATHOLIC EDUCATION, RELIGIOUS MINISTRY, THE UNBORN, THE HUNGRY, AND OTHERS IN NEED AS WELL AS ASSISTING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY WITH SIMILAR INTERESTS.

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.

THE CENTERPIECE PROGRAM PROVIDES SHORT-TERM FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO AND COMIC EMPLOYEES, INCLUDING BOOKSTORE AND COMIC SHOP OWNERS/OPERATORS, BOOKSELLERS, BUYERS, AND FORMER BORDERS EMPLOYEES AND THEIR IMMEDIATE FAMILIES WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED FINANCIAL NEED ARISING FROM SEVERE HARDSHIP AND/OR EMERGENCY CIRCUMSTANCES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DISASTER RELIEF, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SERIOUS MEDICAL CONDITION, OR LOSS OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME SUCH AS DIVORCE OR SEPARATION, DEATH OF AN EMPLOYEE OR IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER. ADDITIONALLY, THE MADE AVAILABLE OTHER TOOLS TO HELP AFFECTED EMPLOYEES AND OWNERS BETTER MANAGE WITH ONGOING FINANCIAL CHALLENGES. THESE TOOLS INCLUDE HEALTH CARE RESOURCES DIRECTORIES, BUDGET PLANNING GUIDES AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TOOLS.

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