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101		Jersey City, NJ
102		PRINCETON, NJ
103		LEVERETT, MA
104		NORTHAMPTON, MA
105		Cheshire, CT
106		MANSFIELD, MA
107		HOWELL, NJ
108		SPRINGFIELD, MA
109		Clinton, NJ
110		CENTRAL VILLAGE, CT
111		CHERRY HILL, NJ
112		NORTH READING, MA
113		SPRING LAKE, NJ
114		MONTVILLE, NJ
115		Clinton, MA
116		MANASQUAN, NJ
117		LAKEWOOD, NJ
118		NEW YORK, NY
119		MILLVILLE, NJ
120		LEONIA, NJ
121		MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ
122		EDISON, NJ
123		OCEANPORT, NJ
124		UPPER MONTCLAIR, NJ
125		PEQUANNOCK, NJ
126		WOODCLIFF LAKE, NJ
127		BROOKLYN, NY
128		WATERTOWN, NY
129		Lake George, NY
130		GALES FERRY, CT
131		LITTLE FALLS, NY
132		JAMAICA, VT
133		BROOKLYN, NY
134		DANIELSON, CT
135		Leominster, MA
136		SIMSBURY, CT
137		Norwell, MA
138		Scotch Plains, NJ
139		Dover Plains, NY
140		SOUTH BURLINGTON, VT
141		UTICA, NY
142		SMITHTOWN, NY
143		Concord, MA
144		Liberty Corner, NJ
145		FREEHOLD, NJ
146		NEW YORK, NY
147		NEW YORK, NY
148		EAST HARTFORD, CT
149		New York, NY
150		Barnard, VT

Our mission is to serve interests and needs of residents by promoting a cleaner and safer , uniting residents in common causes, cooperating with city government, acting as a sounding board for opinions of residents, representing local residents at city meetings, and serving interests of citizenry of downtown Jersey City.

OPERATES THE FACILITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF FRIENDS OF PRINCETON OPEN SPACE, A 501(C)(3).

PRESERVATION OF OPEN SPACE FOR THE COMMUNITY.

SEEKS TO EMPOWER LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME PEOPLE AND UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS. WE ACCOMPLISH THESE GOALS BY FOCUSING ON THREE AREAS OF : HOMEOWNERSHIP SUPPORT INCLUDING FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYER WORKSHOPS AND FORECLOSURE PREVENTION COUNSELING; CREATING AFFORDABLE HOUSING; AND SMALL BUSINESS .

DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING OF RISK MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAMS FOR PUBLIC AUTHORITIES.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS TO CREATE, SHARE AND ACTIVELY RESPOND TO THEATRICAL EXPERIENCES.

THE PROVIDES TECHNICAL INFORMATION TO OPERATORS PRIMARILY IN THE NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY AND CONNECTICUT AREAS.

ENRICH REGIONAL QUALITY LIFE BY ENCOURAGING PHILANTHROPY AND DEVELOPING AN ENDOWMENT CATALYST, AND COORDINATOR FOR CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES, AND PROMOTING EFFICIENCY IN THE MANAGEMENT CHARITABLE FUNDS.

COMMUNITY SERVICE BY CLUB MEMBERS WHO VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME AND TALENTS.

TO PROMOTE WHOLESOME AND CHEERING ATHLETIC COMPETITION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ATHLETIC SKILLS, SPORTSMANSHIP, AND SOCIAL GRACE IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY.

Providerentalassistanceandsocialservicetodevelopmentallydisabledclients.

TO BRING AWARENESS TO THE CONVERSATION OF THE WORLDS OCEAN THROUGH EDUCATION AND FILM.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO UNIFY MEMBERS THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY, TO SHARE AND EXCHANGE IDEAS, TO BETTER SERVE THE COMMUNITY THROUGH A UNIFIED EFFORT AND TO MUTUALLY SUPPORT AND COOPERATE WITH THE TOWN.

TO ORGANIZE AND PROMOTE FOR YOUTH BY PROVIDING PROGRAMS IN THE SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY CENTERS, CAMPS, ETC.

FIRE FIGHTING FOR THE COMMUNITY

To promote and support Culture

PREVENTION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND TEEN CRIME AND DRUGS THROUGH GRANTS FOR MENTORING PROGRAMS, PROVISION OF COUNSELING and JOB/SCHOOL PLACEMENT FOR DROP OUTS AND EXPELLED STUDENTS, AND OPERATION OF REMEDIAL READING COURSES.

THE (AMF) MISSION IS TO PROVIDE ACCESS AND EQUITY TO QUALITY PUBLIC SCHOOL THEATER EDUCATION. THIS MISSION IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH TWO KEY PROGRAMS. THE FELLOWS PROGRAM IS A THREE-YEAR PROGRAM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION THAT PROVIDES THEATER TEACHERS WITH THE DEDICATED RESOURCES AND SUPPORT NEEDED TO BUILD SUSTAINABLE IN-SCHOOL THEATER PROGRAMS AS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF A PRE-K-12 ACADEMIC CURRICULUM FOR EVERY STUDENT. ADDITIONALLY, AS A MEANS OF INCREASING AND DIVERSIFYING THE NUMBER OF CERTIFIED THEATER TEACHERS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THROUGH THE SCHOLARS PROGRAM, THE PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS FOR ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES TO EARN THEIR NEW YORK STATE THEATER TEACHING CERTIFICATION THROUGH THE GRADUATE PROGRAM IN EDUCATIONAL THEATRE AT THE CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK.

COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. IMPLEMENTATION OF PROGRAM PROVIDING LOANS AND GRANTS TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES AND SPONSORSHIP OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

PERFORMING ARTS THEATER.

TO IDENTIFY,ORGANIZE,COORDINATE DELIVER SERVICES RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN .

TO PROVIDE CULTURALLY COMPETENT, BILINGUAL, -BASED HUMAN AND OUTREACH PROGRAMMING AND EDUCATION THAT WILL IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES.

TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES RWJ UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL; A RELATED IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) TAX-EXEMPT ORG.; THROUGH FUNDRAISING, COMMUNITY OUTREACH and EDUCATION.

PROMOTE EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITES IN ATHLETICS, LITERARY, MUSICAL, SOCIAL, ENTERTAINMENT, EDUCATIONAL, AND OTHER FUNCTIONS.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

THE (THE ) WAS ESTABLISHED ON NOVEMBER 29, 1978 TO PROMOTE THE SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE ETIOLOGY, PREVENTION, AND TREATMENT OF . THE IAS EXISTS TO COORDINATE GLOBALLY THE EXCHANGE OF SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION AMONG THE IAS CONSTITUENT SOCIETIES AND THE MEDICAL WORLD AT LARGE, TO FOSTER RESEARCH AND EDUCATION ON CARDIO-CEREBRO-METABOLIC AND THROMBOSIS RISK FACTORS INTO THE DEVELOPMENT OF , AND TO HELP TRANSLATE THIS KNOWLEDGE INTO IMPROVING CLINICAL PRACTICE AND THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO PREVENT AND TREAT THIS DISEASE AMONG THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY AT LARGE.

TO ARRANGE FOR THE PUBLICATION OF BOOKS, PANPHLETS, AND BROCHURES, INCLUDING,BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THOSE EMINATING FROM THE RESEARCH IN TALMUDIC LORE AND TO DISTRIBUTE SUCH BOOKS, PANPHLETS, AND BROCHURES THE WORLD OVER, ESPECIALLY IN THE TALMUDICAL LAWS AND AGRICULTURE. SUPPORT OF INSTITUTIONS OF JEWISH STUDIES IN USA AND ISRAEL. TO ESTABLISH A RELIGIOUS ACADEMY, WHEREIN BOYS AND YOUNG MEN OF THE JEWISH FAITH WILL BE TAUGHT TORAH, CODES,JEWISH LITERATURE AND TRADITIONS AND OTHER JEWISH SUBJECTS. TO PREPARE YOUNG MEN FOR THE JEWISH LEADERSHIP.

THE MISSION OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO WORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE , THE AND ALUMNI TO ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES PROVIDED BY THE .

preserving and displaying artifacts of the region and run the museum

Bargaining unit negotiations and contract compliance monitoring and enforcement through: meetings; arbitration proceedings; annual convention; and monthly executive council meetings. Comprises five chapters located on regional community campuses across Connecticut.

TO ACT AS A CENTRAL SOURCE OF FUNDRAISING FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS SERVING THE LITTLE FALLS, NEW YORK AREA

PROVIDE CHARITABLE COMMUNITY SUPPORT INCLUDING LOCAL EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

TO EMPOWER ARTISTS AT CRITICAL STAGES IN THEIR CREATIVE LIVES.

TO RAISE FUNDS SO THAT ALL RESIDENTS OF NORTHEASTERN CONNECTICUT ARE PROVIDED THE OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND QUINEBAUG VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE REGARDLESS OF INCOME, AND TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE, TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENT, AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AT THE COLLEGE AND TO SERVE AS THE REGIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL TO THE COLLEGE.

To work for the welfare of school children, the advancement of , and the improvement of instructional opportunities for all.To enhance and promote the adoption of ethical practices, personnel policies and standards of preparation and participation as mark of a professional.To unify and strengthen the teaching profession and to secure and maintain salaries, retirement, tenure, professional and sick leave, professional development and other conditions necessary to support teaching as a profession.The enable members to speak with a common voice on matters pertaining to the profession and to present their individual and common interests before the School committee and other legal authorities.To engage in any other related activities as are consistent with the law.

CCEA LAYS THE FOUNDATION FOR WORKFORCE READINESS BY INSPIRING AND EMPOWERING PRE-TEENS AND TEENS IN GREATER HARTFORD THROUGH PROJECTS AND PARTNERSHIPS THAT BUILD CHARACTER, SKILLS, AND PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS. WE FULFILL OUR MISSION BY: FOCUSING SQUARELY ON EARLY-INTERVENTION WORKFORCE READINESS TRAINING. TEACHING SKILLS THAT PROMOTE SUCCESS IN JOBS WHILE ALSO SHAPING CHARACTER AND BEHAVIORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO SUCCESS NOT JUST IN THE WORKFORCE BUT ALSO IN LIFE. CONNECTING YOUTH WITH SUCCESSFUL ADULT ROLE MODELS, AND EXPOSING THEM TO OPPORTUNITIES THAT CAUSE THEM TO IMAGINE NEW POSSIBILITIES FOR THEIR FUTURE. ENGAGING YOUTH IN PURPOSEFUL PROJECTS THAT PROVIDE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE AND ALSO VISIBLY TRANSFORM COMMUNITY SPACES. PROVIDING TURNKEY COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS TO ENGAGE VOLUNTEERS WHO CARE ABOUT OUR URBAN ENVIRONMENT AND THE YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN IT. COLLABORATING WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO LEVERAGE RESOURCES, AVOID DUPLICATION, AND MAXIMIZE POSITIVE LONG-TERM IMPACT ON YOUTH AND

Operate programs for children ages 5 to 16

Net proceeds from operations of the Thrift Shop are given to variouscommunity organizations for their exempt purposes and scholarships.

Operates to preserve and strengthen comrad

THE MISSION OF IS TO PRODUCE MUSICALS AND DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES OF PROFESSIONAL QUALITY FOR NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND. WE OFFER BOTH MEMBERS AND THE PUBLIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEARNING AND GROWTH BY VOLUNTEERING WITHIN THE ORGANIZATION. AS A COMMUNITY , WE ARE COMMITTED TO KEEPING OUR PROGRAMS AFFORDABLE, OFFERING EDUCATIONAL AND THEATRICAL ACTIVITIES, SHARING RESOURCES AND WORKING COOPERATIVELY WITH OTHER COMMUNITY GROUPS.

THE INSTITUTE FOUNDATION OPERATES PRIMARILY TO ENCOURAGE AND RECEIVE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE BENEFIT THE INSTITUTE (SUNY POLY).

TO PROMOTE BARBERSHOP MUSIC THRU EDUCATION

purpose of charity is to provide financial assistance to youth high school recreation programs in Concord-Carlisle community, as well as to provide scholarships to high school students in Concord-Carlisle community attending a post secondary educational institute in memory of .

PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION SUPPORT SCHOOL

TO INCREASE PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF , ITS NATURE AND TREATMENT; TO RESEARCH AND REDUCE THE STIGMA OF THE SAME BY MEANS OF EDUCATION OF THE COMMUNITY CONCERNING AS A DISEASE AND PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM;TO MAINTAIN A .

OPERATION OF LAB WHICH DISTRIBUTED 7 GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS TO INCUBATE AND MENTOR ORIGINAL THINKERS.

CREATING, CONNECTING AND COLLABORATING TO RAISE AWARENESS AND INSPIRE CHANGE IN THE AREAS OF WELL-BEING, PRESERVING CULTURES AND EMPOWERING CHILDREN. THE DESIGNS FORUMS, PARTNERS WITH EXISTING ORGANIZATIONS, AND BRINGS TOGETHER EXPERTS TO DEFINE SOLUTIONS AND IMPLEMENT ACTION.

OUR MISSION IS TO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE TO ACHIEVE LASTING CHANGES IN THEIR LIVES THROUGH THE COLLABORATIVE WORK OF CHURCHES AND ORGANIZATIONS IN OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY.

At The , students are inspired to be intellectually curious and passionate. They realize their full potential as accelerated learners in a collaborative community that is committed to ethical values and action. (Contd Schedule O)

The was formed to raise funds to acquire and keep in service the General Store, a resource and landmark. The larger mission is to promote and enable the Town of to maintain and enhance its rural quality of life in a positive and sustainable way.

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