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1		Toms River, NJ
2		New York, NY
3		SUMMIT, NJ
4		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
5		Jackson, NJ
6		BRONX, NY
7		Boston, MA
8		Brookfield, CT
9		Port Washington, NY
10		White Plains, NY
11		Latham, NY
12		ORANGE, NJ
13		ELIZABETHTOWN, NC
14		WILLIAMSPORT, PA
15		ELMWOOD PARK, IL
16		MADISON, WI
17		Baden, PA
18		LANCASTER, PA
19		ALEXANDRIA, VA
20		POQUOSON, VA
21		SCRANTON, PA
22		TRAVERSE CITY, MI
23		GREENBELT, MD
24		Springfield, VA
25		TEMPLE HILLS, MD
26		FAYETTEVILLE, NC
27		TROY, OH
28		COLUMBUS, OH
29		CINCINNATI, OH
30		Cincinnati, OH
31		Columbus, OH
32		COUNCIL, NC
33		Pepper Pike, OH
34		ORRVILLE, OH
35		AKRON, OH
36		VALPARAISO, IN
37		CHICAGO, IL
38		Chicago, IL
39		RAPID CITY, SD
40		CHICAGO, IL
41		Libertyville, IL
42		CHICAGO, IL
43		Springfield, IL
44		SPRINGFIELD, IL
45		ANN ARBOR, MI
46		DETROIT, MI
47		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
48		CENTREVILLE, MI
49		WILMINGTON, DE
50		APPLETON, WI

Provide assistance to the poor and needy of the community within our parish boundaries. Assist the homeless and provide food to those who require it.

s mission is to protect LGBTQ youth from the harm of homelessness and to support them in becoming safe and independent as they move from adolescence to adulthood.

EMPOWERS FAMILIES AND MOBILIZES COMMUNITIES. ORGANIZES THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY-BASED AFFILIATE PROGRAMS THAT SERVE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES EXPERIENCING AND AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS AND PROVIDES ONGOING SUPPORT FOR THESE AFFILIATES TO EMPOWER FAMILIES TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE INDEPENDENCE THROUGH A HOLISTIC, COMMUNITY-BASED RESPONSE. THROUGH HIGHLY INDIVIDUALIZED, PERSON-CENTERED, TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE, WE PROVIDE A COMPASSIONATE, COMPREHENSIVE RESPONSE TO THE CRISIS OF HOMELESSNESS - PREVENTION SERVICES BEFORE FAMILIES REACH CRISIS, SHELTER AND CASE MANAGEMENT WHEN THEY BECOME HOMELESS, AND STABILIZATION PROGRAMS ONCE THEY HAVE SECURED HOUSING, TO ENSURE THEY REMAIN INDEPENDENT. PROVIDES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND EXPERTISE TO A NATIONAL NETWORK OF MORE THAN 200 AFFILIATE ORGANIZATIONS IN 43 STATES, MOBILIZING AN AVERAGE OF 200,000 VOLUNTEERS AND SERVING APPROXIMATELY 125,000 MEMBERS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS EACH YEAR.

THE ORGANIZATION OR "THE CENTER") WAS ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS INCLUDING CHARITY PROGRAMS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS, PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING, COMPUTER CLASSES, IRISH LANGUAGE, DANCE AND MUSIC CLASSES, MOTHER AND TODDLERS PROGRAMS, HOMELESS ASSISTANCE, AND OTHER SPECIAL EVENTS AND PROGRAMS.

Food Pantry; Soup Kitchen; Serving Homeless; Food Packages Deliveries

TO AID AND ASSIST THE HOMELESS, LOW INCOME AND SINGLE PARENT FAMILIES BY SECURING TEMPORARY AND AFFORDABLE

Educating the public, and especially minority and underprivileged members of the public, on a range of public interest issues including economic equality, criminal justice, healthcare, the environment, immigrant integration, child development, poverty, homelessness, and democracy.

To collect food clothing donations or monetary donations for the purchase of food clothing for donations to homeless shelters food pantries

PROVIDEBASICNECESSITIESTHATAIDINTHECOMFORT,NUTRITION and HYGIENEOFPEOPLEWHOAREHOMELESSANDINNEED,ANDTOPROVIDEFINANCIALASSISTANCEANDHOUSEHOLDRESOURCESTOHELPTHOSEINNEEDTORETAINHOUSING.

Help homeless people from Guatemala and Central America and in the USA.

To provide assistance to the homeless and food insecure.

TO DEVELOP, OWN, AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS, OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS.

TO PROVIDE FOOD AND HOUSING TO THOSE IN NEED IN ASSOCIATION WITH COUNTY DSS.

NC3 PROVIDES HOUSING FOR UP TO 18 MONTHS FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE FAMILY HOUSING ALLIANCE OF LYCOMING COUNTY, WILLIAMSPORT, PA HOUSING CONSISTS OF A FOUR UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING.

SHELTER FOR HOMELESS, NEGLECTED AND ABUSED WOMEN WITH CHILDREN

The principal activity of the Organization is the provision of food, clothes and other needs for the homeless. Over twenty thousand hot meal was provided over the course of the year to the homeless on the street of Las Vegas, Madison, Chicago, Milwaukee, Boston, Atlanta and the poor in their home.

Education on Toxic Exposure, TBI, PTSD, and other military related illness, Services to in the justice system homeless , in need and sick or in distress. Provides VVA certified Service Officers to assist with claims and filings. "Never Again will one generation abandon another."

SINCE 1905 HAS WORKED TO CARE FOR THOSE IN POVERTY AND WHO EXPERIENCE HOMELESSNESS THROUGHOUT LANCASTER COUNTY. PROVIDES PRACTICAL SERVICES, RESOURCES, AND RELATIONAL SUPPORT WHILE WALKING WITH EACH INDIVIDUAL ON THEIR JOURNEY TOWARD RESTORATION AND WHOLENESS.

ASSIST LOW-INCOME FAMILIES WITH PRONOUNCED BARRIERS TO WHO WOULD OTHERWISE BE HOMELESS BY PROVIDING ASSISSTANCE FINANCIAL CONSULTING.

ENGAGING IN EACH AND EVERY OTHER ACTIVITY WHICH WILL LESSEN THE RELIANCE OF THE POOR, THE HUNGRY, THE HOMELESS AND THE POTENTIALLY HOMELESS, AND THE UNEMPLOYED AND POTENTIALLY UNEMPLOYED, ON THE GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES OF THE VIRGINIA PENINSULA.

THE SEEKS TO ASSIST AND FACILITATE INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATING IN THE LACKAWANNA COUNTY OF COMMON PLEAS DIVISION WITH CHALLENGES OF DAILY LIVING AS THEY MOVE FROM ADDICTED LIFE TO A SOBER LIFESTYLE. THE SEEKS TO PROVIDE MEDICAL/DENTAL CARE TO INDIVIDUALS WHO FALL BETWEEN THE CRACKS IN THE NORMAL SYSTEMS, TRANSITIONAL HOUSING, EDUCATIONAL AND EMPLOYMENT TRAINING, TRANSPORTATION AND OTHER BASIC NEEDS.

TO PROVIDE MOMS WITH REFERRALS TO FAITH-BASED NON-GOVERNMENTAL AND GOVERNMENTAL AID ORGANIZATIONS TO ESTABLISH TRANSITIONAL HOUSING, AND TO EDUCATE MOMS THROUGH FAITH-BASED PROGRAMMING, MENTORING, AND PROFESSIONAL CONSULTATIONS. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO CONSULTS WITH CHURCHES, COMMUNITIES, AND OTHER FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS ABOUT THE NEEDS OF MOMS AND WAYS THEY CAN AID MOMS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

provides economic, spiritual, and personal support for disadvantaged populations. Programs include "restart" which is focused on assisting the homeless and sheltered community re-enter society through jobs, housing and spiritual growth.

We work with individuals, organizations and communities providing education and training, leadership development, skills development for leaders and managers, and a variety of critical thinking and emotional intelligence workshops at local and national conferences and venues. We provide articles, white papers and data analysis to local organizations; and offer pro bono coaching to other nonprofit organizations and their staff members. We also work with local middle and high school youth; and homeless service providers collecting and distributing over-the-counter health and hygiene products. We served approximately 5800 individuals with $4500 in grant funds.

Provide extensive comprehensive services to eradicate homelessness by improving participants through workforce development and training, care coordination, food support, and other services among Veterans and community-at large.

IT IS THE GOAL , . TO COLLABORATE WITH ALL COMMUNITY HOMELESS RESOURCES TO EMPOWER HOMELESS WOMEN AND CHILDREN TO BECOME SELF-RELIANT.

THE COUNTY INC., ASSISTS VICTIMS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND HOMELESSNESS WITH EMERGENCY AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES THAT PROMOTE SELF RELIANCE, DIGNITY AND SAFETY.

EDUCATES AND NURTURES CHILDREN WHILE EMPOWERING TO ACHIEVE STABLE HOUSING AND SELF SUFFICIENCY.

CHN) IS A GRANTEE FOR HEALTHCARE FOR HOMELESS PROGRAM IN GREATER AREA AND OPERATES A FEDERALLY QUALIFIED CENTER. CHN IS ALSO RYAN WHITE PART C GRANTEE AND PROVIDES EARLY INTERVENTION AND PRIMARY CARES SERVICES TO PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV IN TRI-STATE AREA. CHN LEADS GREATER HIV/AIDS COLLABORATIVE.

We strive to provide hospitality to homeless men. We recognize that God created each human being with great dignity and respect. The community of those who live and work here at SFSJCWH desire to uphold this principle and serve our guests accordingly.

is an all-volunteer organization which in 20 years has awarded over $775,872 to help 191 women. They are given the opportunity to pursue their academic goals, enabling them to obtain jobs that can raise the economic status of their families. Many recipients have overcome abuse, homelessness, addiction and financial hardships and graduate with academic honors.Applicants are carefully screened. They must be at least 18 years old and be US citizens. They must demonstrate financial need and show evidence that they are likely to succeed in achieving their goals.Awards do not exceed $5,000 and are paid directly to the facility providing the needed services. The funds may be used tuition at universities, colleges, technology and trade schools, supplies,equipment, books, fees, bus passes and child care.

TO END EUTHANASIA OF HOMELESS AND UNWANTED PETS

Provide emergency and temporary housing with on-site client services to Jewish homeless

SUPPORT FOR HOMES FOR ORPHANS AND HOMELESS CHILDREN AT RISK

TO SUPPORT , INC., WHICH OPERATES A HOMELESS SHELTER IN AKRON, OHIO.

PreventhomelessnessinPorterCounty,Indiana

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

CCH) ORGANIZES AND ADVOCATES TO PREVENT AND END HOMELESSNESS BASED ON BELIEF THAT HOUSING IS A HUMAN RIGHT IN A JUST SOCIETY.

PROVIDE SHELTER, FOOD, CLOTHING, GOSPEL, SOCIAL SERVICE REFERRALS, AND ASSISTANCE TO THE HOMELESS.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES, RESOURCES AND HOUSING TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES FACING HOMELESSNESS.

Assistance for homeless women and children

TO UNITE OUR COMMUNITY AND RESOURCES TO PROVIDE SOLUTIONS THAT ENSURE THE STABILITY OF HOME.

The provides services to at-risk who are, or are at risk of becoming, runaway, abused, neglected and/or homeless. Services are also available for their family members.

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

IT IS THE MISSION OF THE AGENCY THAT "MAP WITH VETERANS AND PEOPLE WHO HAVE DISABILITIES IN SUPPORT OF THEIR SELF-DIRECTED TRANSFORMATION TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY". MAP PRIMARILY SERVES PEOPLE FACING BARRIERS TO SELF- SUFFICIENCY RESULTING FROM: DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, MENTAL ILLNESS, ADDICTION, HOMELESSNESS, AND/OR RESTRICTED ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT. IS COMMITTED TO THE EVOLUTION OF INNOVATIVE AND COLLABORATIVE SERVICES WHICH RESPOND TO CONSUMER AND COMMUNITY NEED.

TO HELP HOMELESS AND HIGH RISK AND YOUNG WOMEN AVOID VIOLENCE, TEEN PREGNANCY, AND EXPLOITATION, AND TO HELP THEM TO EXPLORE AND ACCESS THE SUPPORT, RESOURCES, AND OPPORTUNITIES NECESSARY TO BE SAFE, GROW STRONG, AND MAKE POSITIVE CHOICES

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SHELTER, BASIC NEEDS, STABILIZATION SERVICES, AND HOUSING SOLUTIONS TO FAMILIES EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS.

HOMELESS SHELTER FOR FAMILIES AND SINGLE ADULTS

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF IS TO PROVIDE LOW-INCOME HOUSING TO QUALIFIED RESIDENTS IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON. LOW-INCOME THRESHHOLDS ARE ESTABLISHED ACCORDING TO DSHA GUIDELINES. WE CURRENTLY SERVE 221 INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WHOSE INCOME FALLS BETWEEN 30% AND 60% OF THE AREA MEDIAN INCOME BY PROVIDING ONE-TO-THREE-BEDROOM RENTAL UNITS, ALL OF WHICH FALL WITHIN THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING CRITERIA.

TO HELP PEOPLE WHO ARE FINANCIALLY CHALLENGED OR HOMELESS TO MEET EVERY DAY BASIC NEEDS.

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