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151		NOVI, MI
152		Knox, IN
153		OMAHA, NE
154		KALAMAZOO, MI
155		Chicago, IL
156		MIDDLETON, WI
157		CINCINNATI, OH
158		GREENFIELD, IN
159		HIGHLANDS, NC
160		FAYETTEVILLE, NC
161		Rocky Mount, NC
162		COLUMBUS, OH
163		WARSAW, IN
164		Syracuse, OH
165		ZANESVILLE, OH
166		WASHINGTON, DC
167		HILLSBORO, OH
168		Baltimore, MD
169		COLUMBUS, OH
170		MONTEVIDEO, MN
171		Loveland, OH
172		STAPLES, MN
173		COLUMBUS, OH
174		Cave City, KY
175		CIRCLEVILLE, OH
176		Gastonia, NC
177		Gainesville, VA
178		East Cleveland, OH
179		BROOKLYN, OH
180		Cleveland, OH
181		CANTON, OH
182		MARION, OH
183		LYNDHURST, OH
184		CANTON, OH
185		ASHLAND, OH
186		CLEVELAND, OH
187		CLEVELAND, OH
188		Cleveland Heights, OH
189		CLEVELAND, OH
190		MANSFIELD, OH
191		ORRVILLE, OH
192		CLEVELAND, OH
193		BROADVIEW HEIGHTS, OH
194		CLEVELAND, OH
195		PORT CLINTON, OH
196		MUNCIE, IN
197		CLEVELAND, OH
198		Rocky River, OH
199		MANSFIELD, OH
200		NEW LONDON, OH

TO SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED CATASTROPHES OR HARSHIPS AND ARE IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSITANCE.

To provide oversight, management and operation of the 4-H each year at Hamlet, Indiana. To maintain and provide buildings and grounds to conduct the . To operate activities

WORFORCE IS DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING AND CONNECTING INDIVIDUALS TO EMPLOYMENT.

TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS FOR THE PRESERVATION OF BUILDINGS OF HISTORICAL INTEREST, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE PRESERVATION OF THE BUILDING LOCATED AT 219 WEST SOUTH STREET, CITY OF KALAMAZOO, COUNTY OF KALAMAZOO, MI, 49007

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO ADVOCATE TO CHICAGOLAND CORPORATIONS TO DO WITH AFRICAN-AMERICAN OWNED BUSINESSES.

TO SUPPORT THE CITY OF MADISON, WISCONSIN TO: (1) REMOVE BLIGHT AND STABILIZE THE BUILDINGS ADJACENT TO THE STATE CAPITOL, OVERTURE CENTER FOR THE ARTS, THE STATE OF WISCONSIN HISTORICAL MUSEUM, AND THE CITY OF MADISON CENTRAL LIBRARY, AND (2) SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING THE OVERTURE CENTER FOR THE ARTS, BY PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR THE OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE, AND RENOVATION OF SUCH PUBLIC AND CHARITABLE PROPERTIES IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN THEM IN SOUND CONDITION AND TO PREVENT DETERIORATION.

THE IS FOCUSED ON ENHANCING THE EDUCATION, FITNESS, CRITICAL THINKING ABILITY, HEALTH, WELL-BEING AND PERSONAL SAFETY OF CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES. ADDITIONALLY, THE PURPOSE OF THE IS TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT ISSUES RELATED TO IMPROVING THEIR PERSONAL WELL-BEING.

PROGRAMMING FOR AREA YOUTH AND ADULTS

FUNDRAISING FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

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

mission organization is to perform actions and activities that bring about peacebuilding in distressed and war torn countries.

TO SECURE HEALTHY AIR, LAND, AND WATER FOR ALL WHO CALL HOME.

SERVES, ADVANCES, AND PROTECTS THE WELFARE THE BUILDING INDUSTRY THROUGH CUSTOMER QUALITY ASSURANCE, EDUCATION MEMBERS, AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COMMUNITY.

Educational Scholarships - Mattea Deemer 40000 Educational Scholarships - Sierra Cleland 40000 Educational Scholarships - Arrow Drummer 40000

PROVIDES CHARITABLE SUPPORT FOR THE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF , INCLUDING SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS, CAPITAL BUILDING PROJECTS, INSTRUCTIONAL EQUIPMENT, AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT FOR FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENTS.

TO PROMOTE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERSONAL GROWTH AMONG AFRICAN- AMERICAN PROFESSIONALS, WHILE PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR NETWORKING, CONTINUING EDUCATION, AND BUILDING MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL PARTNERSHIPS. OUR MISSION IS ACCOMPLISHED VIA CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, AND CHAPTER EVENTS.

TO CONDUCT THE STRATEGIC HEALTH CARE PLANNING, TO PROMOTE HEALTH IN COUNTY AND IN AREAS SERVICED BY THE CORPORATION, AND TO OWN, LEASE, OPERATE, AND/OR PROVIDE HEALTH CARE FACILITIES FOR THE EXCLUSIVE BENEFIT OF , A JOINT TOWNSHIP .

SOLICIT/RECEIVE CONTRIBUTIONS/GRANTS FROM GENERAL PUBLIC TO HOLD, INVEST AND ADMINISTER THESE FUNDS AND PAY EXPENDITURES FOR AND SERVE IN ADVISORY ROLE TO PRESIDENT.

BUILDING RESOURCES FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF ADVANCING THE MISSION OF .

CURE) IS A RURAL, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION MADE OF PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT WELL-BEING OF THEIR NEIGHBORS, HEALTH OF LAND AND WATER, AND LEGACY WE LEAVE FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. CURE IS AN ORGANIZATION LONG ROOTED IN MOVEMENT FOR RURAL SOCIAL JUSTICE. WIDELY KNOWN AS A COMMUNITY-BASED, GRASSROOTS LEADER, CURE SHARES WHAT IT KNOWS AND DRAWS ON EXPERTISE OF OTHERS THROUGH REGIONAL AND NATION-WIDE NETWORK COLLABORATIONS. CURE WORKS IN AREAS OF CLIMATE, ENERGY, RURAL DEMOCRACY, WATER, AND CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH NATURE WITH A FOCUS ON CIVIC ENGAGEMENT FLOWING THROUGH ALL PROJECTS.

Food pantry providing food and financial assistance to those in need

OBJECTIVES ARE TO: 1. WORK AS A LIAISON BETWEEN THE COMMUNITY AND SCHOOL DISTRICT, 2. SUPPORT VOLUNTEERISM IN THE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY, 3. IDENTIFY VIABLE WAYS FOR THE SCHOOL TO ADAPT TO CURRENT ECONOMICS AND DEMOGRAPHIC CIRCUMSTANCES, 4. DETERMINE THE STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF THE DISTRICT THROUGH FOCUS GROUP MEETINGS AND DECIDE WHICH OPTIONS PROVIDE THE MOST BENEFITS FOR THE COMMUNITY AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT, 5. BUILDING A STRONGER STAPLES COMMUNITY THAT WILL ENRICH THE QUALITY OF LIFE NOW AND FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS, 6. DETERMINE THE STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES OF THE COMMUNITY THROUGH FOCUS GROUP MEETINGS AND DECIDE WHICH OPTIONS PROVIDE THE MOST BENEFITS FOR THE COMMUNITY AND BUSINESSES, 7. FACILITATE THE CITIZENS, CITY GOVERNMENT, AND BUSINESSES IN STAPLES TO IMPROVE COMMUNICATION AND PLANNING AND WORK TOGETHER ON PROJECTS.

THE OHBA IS A 4,500 MEMBER TRADE SERVING , REMODELERS, LAND DEVELOPERS, AND ASSOCIATE MEMBERS PROMOTING AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL OHIOANS. OHBA SERVES ITS MEMBERSHIP THROUGH EDUCATION AND ENCOURAGING PROACTIVE INVOLVEMENT ON STATE ISSUES IMPACTING THE PRODUCTION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING. OHBA SERVES ITS MEMBERS AS THE VOICE OF THE BUILDING AND LAND DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRY ON A STATE LEVEL.

Facilitate and support , management, and interpretation of caves and karst resources in the United States and overseas; Promote the long-term conservation of caves and karst ecosystems; Explore, survey, and document all aspects of the underground environment; Assist government agencies and private landowners with management and protection of caves on their land; Educate the public about the nature of caves and karst ecosystems and the reasons for protecting them.

BERGER HEALTH ACHIEVES ITS MISSION THROUGH A VARIETY ENDEAVORS. FUNDRAISING EFFORTS PROVIDE PROGRAM SUPPORT FOR BERGER HOSPICE AND CIRCLE CARING FAITH-IN-ACTION PROGRAMS; PROVIDE BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT UPGRADES FOR BERGER HEALTH SYSTEM; AND HEALTHCARE SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER PROGRAMS TO PROMOTE ENHANCED NURSING CARE AND QUALITY INITIATIVES THAT BENEFIT PATIENT CARE AND ENHANCE COMMUNITY RESOURCES. ALL FUNDS RAISED ARE USED TO ASSIST IN MEETING HEALTH RELATED NEEDS FOR THE COMMUNITY.

Coordination of Homeless Services in Gaston, Lincoln, and Cleveland Counties to ensure more efficient use of housing facilities for homeless persons.

Enhance students educational environment

HOME EXISTS TO PROVIDE A SUPERIOR RESIDENCE IN EAST CLEVELAND FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED TO AGE SUCCESSFULLY IN "A PLACE THEY CALL HOME."

The distributes net income in support of the purpose of the organization now known as the , successor of the Congregational Union of Cleveland, formerly known as the Congregational City Missionary Society of Cleveland, to comply with the Last Will and Testament of H. Clark Ford dated March 12, 1912.

CEBF) raises funds for research to preserve and restore sight, and to support and deliver community and professional education. CEBF will be recognized for being at forefront in funding vision research and supporting professional and community education in Northeast Ohio, leading to impactful results that enhance quality of life in our community.

WE EMPOWER PEOPLE ON THEIR JOURNEY TO INDEPENDENCE THROUGH THE SALE GOODS.

OPERATE PROGRAMS TO ASSIST LOW AND MODERATE INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES

TO STIMULATE KNOWLEDGE AND LOVE GARDENING. SHARING ADVANTAGES ASSOCIATION BY MEANS EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS, CONFERENCES, CORRESPONDENCE AND PUBLICATIONS. TO RESTORE, IMPROVE AND PROTECT QUALITY ENVIRONMENT THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AND ACTION IN FIELDS CONSERVATION AND CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS.

SUPPORT CHARITABLE MISSION OF CLEVELAND CLINIC HOSPITAL.

REALTY REGULATION

TO PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING TO AT-RISK CLEVELAND AREA .

THIS DONATED A TOTAL OF $1,364,250 TO CHARITIES BOTH WITHIN CLEVELAND OHIO AND NATIONALLY FOR THE BENEFIT OF EDUCATION, HEALTH AND THE ARTS. THE FOUR LARGEST DONATIONS INCLUDED $1,000,000 TO UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS OF CLEVELAND SPORTS MEDICINE CENTER, $110,000 TO THE CLEVELAND , $25,000 TO THE CLEVELAND CITY CLUB AND $25,000 TO THE AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE

Provide funds and food to needy Jewish persons in the area in a discreet manner

RAFFLE: A PERIODIC EVENT TO RAISE MONEY TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE YOUTH OF N.E. OHIO

THE PROVIDES FUND TO OTHER NOT-FOR-PROFIT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

SERVICE

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE AND THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS FOR PROJECTS IN THE AREAS OF COMMERCE, EDUCATION, HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES.

THE WAS CREATED TO ENCOURAGE AND AID THE STUDY OF REAL ESTATE. THE ORGANIZATION WORKS TO PROMOTE THE AVAILAIBILITY OF AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO MEMBERS OF THE CLEVELAND AREA BOARD OF REALTORS AND TO COLLEGE

FURTHER THE CHARITABLE, EDUC. and RELIGIOUS PURPOSES OF THE JEWISH FEDERATION OF CLEVELAND ("FEDERATION")

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC WETLANDS

PRESERVES, PROTECTS, AND RESTORES NATURAL AREAS AND FARM IN EAST CENTRAL INDIANA WHILE INCREASING AWARENESS OF OUR NATURAL HERITAGE.

FURTHER THE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL RELIGIOUS PURPOSES OF THE JEWISH FEDERATION OF CLEVELAND ("FEDERATION")

Maintain and manage endowment fund for educational scholarships

EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION

RURAL DISTRIBUTION OF ENERGY AND RELATED SERVICE

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