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1		CRAFTSBURY COMMON, VT
2		BOSTON, MA
3		BROOKLYN, NY
4		PROVIDENCE, RI
5		WATERMILL, NY
6		WELLFLEET, MA
7		NEWARK, NJ
8		TRENTON, NJ
9		Buffalo, NY
10		ASBURY, NJ
11		BOHEMIA, NY
12		AMHERST, MA
13		BINGHAMTON, NY
14		FLORENCE, MA
15		MOUNT LAUREL, NJ
16		ESSEX, NY
17		Yorktown Heights, NY
18		Glen Spey, NY
19		ROCHESTER, NY
20		WEST SENECA, NY
21		Southport, CT
22		Scarborough, ME
23		LAKE PLACID, NY
24		NEW YORK, NY
25		NEW YORK, NY
26		HUDSON, NY
27		Delmar, NY
28		FORT PLAIN, NY
29		Waldwick, NJ
30		PHILLIPSBURG, NJ
31		BROOKLYN, NY
32		NEWARK, NJ
33		ROXBURY, MA
34		Boston, MA
35		RUMSON, NJ
36		MUTTONTOWN, NY
37		CHESTNUT HILL, MA
38		WESTON, MA
39		Boston, MA
40		CAMBRIDGE, MA
41		Hamburg, NY
42		Frederick, MD
43		ALEXANDRIA, VA
44		FLINT, MI
45		OCONTO FALLS, WI
46		CARLISLE, PA
47		BALTIMORE, MD
48		MT PLEASANT, SC
49		WASHINGTON, DC
50		Blue Ridge, VA

USES EDUCATION AS A FORCE TO ADVANCE ECOLOGICAL THINKING AND ACTION THROUGH AFFORDABLE EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING THAT PREPARES PEOPLE TO BE KNOWLEDGEABLE, SKILLED, AND RESPONSIBLE LEADERS IN THE COMMUNITIES IN WHICH THEY LIVE. WE ADDRESS CRITICAL ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS CAUSED BY UNLIMITED GROWTH AND CONSUMPTION THAT IS DESTROYING THE PLANET AS WE HAVE KNOWN IT, SUCH AS: FOSSIL FUEL DEPENDENCE AND RAPID CLIMATE CHANGE, DESTRUCTION OF BIODIVERSITY AND LOSS OF WILD PLACES, PROMOTION OF HARMFUL AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES THAT THREATEN HUMAN AND NATURAL COMMUNITIES, PERSISTENCE OF STRUCTURAL OPPRESSION THAT IMPACTS HUMAN AND ECOLOGICAL WELLBEING, AND THE DETERIORATION OF CIVIL SOCIETY THROUGH ESTRANGEMENT FROM COMMUNITY, NATURE, AND PLACE.

ACE BUILDS THE POWER OF COMMUNITIES OF COLOR LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES IN MASSACHUSETTS TO ERADICATE ENVIRONMENTAL RACISM CLASSISM, CREATE HEALTHY, SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES, ACHIEVE ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE.

TO REACH OUT TO DISADVANTAGED AND ORPHANED CHILDREN IN UGANDA. THROUGH THE GRANT-MAKING PROCESS, IHUG PROVIDES THESE UNDERSERVED CHILDREN WITH AN EDUCATION, ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE, AND AN ENVIRONMENT THAT FOSTERS THEIR PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

PRESERVE FARMLAND AND OUR AGRICULTURAL AND CULINARY KNOWLEDGE. BUILD HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES. INCREASE ACCESS TO FRESHER, TASTIER FOOD. IMPROVE IMPACT OF FOOD PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION ON OUR ENVIRONMENT. STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY-BASED BUSINESSES.

TO PROVIDE A PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL SUPERVISED BY PROFESSIONALS TO KEEP THEM SAFE AND MINDFUL OF THEIR ENVIRONMENT. TO CREATE PROGRAMS THAT WILL ENHANCE THE MIND, BODY AND SPIRIT OF CHILDREN. TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS AND TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE PURPOSES ARE CONSISTENT WITH THOSE OF THIS ORGANIZATION.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO CONSERVE LAND IN PERPETUITY FOR ENJOYMENT BY CURRENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS.

IS A NEW JERSEY NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT FOSTERS COLLABORATION AT THE INTERSECTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL, FOOD, AND RACIAL JUSTICE TO PROMOTE THE HEALTH AND WELLBEING OF RESIDENTS.

THE ORGANIZATION IS AN ALLIANCE LABOR, COMMUNITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TOGETHER FOR SAFE, SECURE JOBS AND A HEALTHY, SUSTAINABLE . WEC LINKS WORKERS, COMMUNITIES AND ENVIRONMENTALISTS THROUGH TRAINING, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, GRASSROOTS EDUCATION AND PUBLIC POLICY CAMPAIGNS TO PROMOTE DIALOGUE, COLLABORATION AND JOINT ACTION.

to mobilize change through collective action and collaboration, in order to ensure sustainable, thriving ecosystems and communities in

THE IS AN INDEPENDENT, NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PROTECTING AND IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF THE RIVER , INCLUDING ITS NATURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES, THROUGH PUBLIC EDUCATION AND AWARENESS, WATER MONITORING, SUSTAINABLE LAND MANAGEMENT AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT.

TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION (FFTA) WORKS TO ADVANCE THE PRINTING/CONVERTING INDUSTRY THROUGH EDUCATION, TRAINING, RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIPS. WE CONDUCT ANNUAL PRINT/ DESIGN/ ENVIRONMENTAL/ TECHNOLOGY AWARDS COMPETITIONS AND OFFER EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS and INTERACTIVE TRAINING PROGRAMS THROUGH OUR TEST (TECHNICAL EDUCATION SERVICES TEAM) PROGRAM. OUR MONTHLY FLEXO MAGAZINE FEATURES HIGH-LEVEL TECHNICAL ARTICLES AND MARKET REPORTS, PLUS TECHNOLOGY TREND FEATURES AND COVERS THE LATEST INDUSTRY HAPPENINGS.

PROMOTE THE EDUCATION, TRAINING, RESEARCH DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION REGARDING THE ENVIRONMENT.

PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY-BUILDING PROJECTS

PROMOTE AWARENESS ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS and SUPPORT SOLUTIONS VIA SUSTAINABLE, BIODIVERSE ORGANIC FARMING.

REMEDIATION PROFESSIONALS ASSOCIATION, INC IS A NON-PROFIT PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE INFORMATION, EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL RESOURCES TO REMEDIATION PROFESSIONALS INVOLVED IN ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION IN THE STATE OF AND STUDENTS PURSUING AN EDUCATION IN A DISCIPLINE RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION.

Donations to environmental and educational charities

To support the maintenance, operations, enhancement, improvement the Delano Donald J. in Westchester Putnam counties, New York to promote educational programs that encourage the protection conservation natural resources provide recreational activities for visitors.

Provide opportunities for young children in the community to race in a fair and safe environment.

To develop sustainable lifestyles, environments, and futures by creating an inclusive community to serve all individuals without distinction. The person-centered lifestyle will be sustained by the individual with additional support within the natural community to create measurable outcomes. The person-centered environment will educate the individual to become as self-sufficient as possible and a meaningful part of their community. The person-centered future will ensure self-direction, quality of life, purpose, and a forever homestead that always offers an open door.

THE CAMPUS IS A 77-BED RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT CAMPUS FOR CHEMICALLY DEPENDENT ADOLESCENTS. THE CAMPUS PRIMARILY SERVES THE 8 COUNTIES OF WESTERN NEW YORK. THE PROGRAM OFFERS A SAFE AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT WHERE ADOLESCENTS CAN RECOVER, LEARN RESPONSIBILITY, AND RE-ENTER THE COMMUNITY WITH THE TOOLS TO LIVE A DRUG AND ALCOHOL FREE LIFESTYLE. A QUALIFIED AND CARING STAFF OFFER ENCOURAGEMENT AND COUNSELING 24 HOURS DAILY THROUGH A MYRIAD OF THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITIES. IN THE PROGRAM, THE ADOLESCENT PROGRESSES THROUGH PHASES THAT ARE DESIGNED TO DEVELOP AN UNDERSTANDING OF CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY AND BUILD THE SKILLS TO LIVE DRUG AND ALCOHOL FREE. THE AVERAGE LENGTH OF STAY IS FIVE TO SIX MONTHS.

To promote the game of in the town of in a fun, safe, and sportsmanlike environment.

To utilize funds to assist employers in providing a healthier and safer environment for their employees, thus benefiting employers, employees, and the State as a whole.

GRANTS ARE MADE TO SCHOOLS, BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE, FOR MANY DIFFERENT PURPOSES, INCLUDING SCHOLARSHIPS, EQUIPMENT, OPERATING EXPENSES OR OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS.LIBRARIES ARE SUPPORTED THROUGH GRANTS FOR COLLECTION ADDITIONS, SPECIAL STUDIES, STAFF TRAINING, OPERATIONS, EQUIPMENT, ETC.ARTS AND OTHER CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS ARE AIDED FOR EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES ESPECIALLY THOSE LINKED WITH EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND THOSE THAT RELATE TO GENERAL PUBLIC .RESTORATIONS PROGRAMS TO PROVIDE EDUCATORS AND LIBRARIANS WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO "RENEW" THEMSELVES THROUGH QUIET STUDY AND RELAXATION AWAY FROM THE PRESSURE OF THEIR USUAL WORK ENVIRONMENT.SEEDSOWING THE STUDY OF NEW IDEAS IN THE AREAS OF AND LIBRARY SCIENCE, HELPING ORGANIZATIONS START NEW PROJECTS AND ASSISTING INNOVATION IN A VARIETY OF WAYS.

ENVIRONMENTAL SUPPORT/EDUCATION

WAS FORMED FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL SCIENCE AND THE DISSEMINATION OF THIS KNOWLEDGE THROUGH DIVERSE PROGRAMS. IN FURTHERANCE OF THESE CHARITABLE INTENTIONS, THE ORGANIZATION HAS CREATED A UNIQUE LABORATORY FOR SCIENTIESTS, ARTISTS, ARCHITECTS,STUDENTS AND INDIVIDUALS OF ALL AGES AND BACKROUNDS TO EXPLORE THE LARGER FRAMEWORK OF ECOLOGY IN DESIGN. WE ARE CURRENTLY WORKING ON INNOVATIVE PRACTICES AND APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGIES FOR LOCAL SUSTAINABILITY IN SUCH MATTERS AS ENERGY, TRANSPORTATION, BUILDINGS, WATER, AND CULTURE. OUR GOAL IS TO ADVANCE THE ENVIRONMENTAL FUTURE OF NEW YORK CITY AND INSPIRE SOLUTIONS IN AREAS LIKE IT AROUND THE WORLD.

ITS PURPOSES INCLUDE AGRIBUSINESS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT, CONSERVATION OF AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES, CARRYING ON SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH FOR THE PURPOSE OF AIDING THE BY ATTRACTING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS, RELATED BUSINESSES OR PROCESSORS TO THE AREA, ASSISTING IN THE PROMOTION OF THE AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY AND ITS PRODUCTS IN SUPPORT OF PROMOTING ECONOMIC , AND CARRYING ON ACTIVITIES THAT REDUCE OR ELIMINATE THE BURDENS OF COUNTY AND REGIONAL GOVERNMENTS.

continued its mission of making a connection between the needs in our community and those with resources to share. Our two main programs, a community store and a book project, distribute like-new donations to those in need in our community. In 2021, gave away, free of charge, $290,336 worth of donated clothing and housewares and $110,000 worth of donated books to people in need. This environmentally friendly business model keeps donations out of the landfill by recycling and re-purposing beautiful in-kind donations.We support individuals and families in poverty. This includes those leaving a shelter and setting up an apartment, refugee families who do not have access to basic essentials, as well as adults and children in Albany who dont have the means to purchase books for their home library. We supply these items free of charge to those living in poverty.In 2021, we could carry out our mission because:- $348,522 worth of clothing and housewares were d

TO SUPPORT RESEARCH IN THE AREA OF MARINE FISH AQUACULTURE AND PROMOTE TECHONOLGY TRANSFER AND IMPLEMENTATION OF MARINE AQUACULTURE.

Provide youth education and opportunity to play soccer year round. Goals include, but are not limite to: helping members develop their individual soccer skills and improving their knowledge of the game; providing a competitive environment and age progression opportunities.

TO PROVIDE THE RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT NECESSARY FOR WRESTLERS OF ALL AGES TO WIN ON THE NATIONAL, WORLD AND OLYMPIC STAGE, WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY WORKING TO GROW THE SPORT OF WRESTLING AT THE STATE AND REGIONAL LEVEL. ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MEANING OF CHARITABLE NON-PROFIT . THE IS ALSO ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAKING CHARITABLE DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS. UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE CODE.

honors humanitys essential relationship to our ocean. We empower behavior that protects our oceans health and, in turn, our own. We raise awareness for the devastating effects of human consumption on our aquatic ecosystems, and work with leading scientists, conservationists, artists, and industry experts to drive positive change.

TO PROVIDE QUALITY HOUSING WHICH IS AFFORDABLE FOR LOW AND MODERATE INCOME PEOPLE IN A SAFE AND SECURE ENVIRONMENT AND TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AND OTHER FORMS OF ASSISTANCE TO TENANTS AND THEIR CHILDREN.

MISSION IS TO PROVIDE A CREATIVE AND SAFE OUT-OF-SCHOOL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT WHERE YOUNG PEOPLE FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES WORK WITH ADULT MENTORS TO EXPLORE THEIR OWN IDEAS, DEVELOP NEW SKILLS, AND BUILD CONFIDENCE IN THEMSELVES THROUGH USE OF TECHNOLOGY. IN SUPPORT OF THAT MISSION, SUPPORTS COMMUNITY-BASED CLUBHOUSES AROUND WORLD BY PROVIDING START-UP SUPPORT, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, NEW TECHNOLOGY INNOVATIONS, EVALUATION AND ASSESSMENT, PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, AND ACCESS TO AN ONLINE COMMUNITY FOR YOUTH, MENTORS, AND STAFF.

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.

THE INITIATIVE SETS OUT TO PRESERVE THE BIODIVERSITY OF HUMAN-ASSOCIATED BY CONSTRUCTING AN INSTITUTION FOR THE SAFE STORAGE AND PRESERVATION OF SAMPLES AND COLLECTIONS. SUCH SAMPLES AND COLLECTIONS ARE TO BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR FUTURE RESUSCITATION, CULTURING, AND RESEARCH TO FUTURE RESEARCHERS FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL HUMANKIND.

The is formed to help poor needy, advancement of education, defense of civil human rights, environmental issues programs for natural calamities, disaster relief etc.

To serve as an association for alumni Lawrence School Sanawar in India, who currently reside in the U.S.To support the school via donations so that the school can encourage the development students fostering diversity & sustainability

Charitable, educational and scientific purposes, including grants to support schools and needy children for post high school educational pursuits, youth sports and health, environmental and other causes

The ICF's purposes are generally to further the and protection of natural areas, ecosystems, wildlife, and indigenous populations, to promote biodiversity, and to enlarge and improve the management of protected natural areas worldwide.

To foster upward economic mobility and self sufficiency, resiliency and sustainability of Ugandas marginalized, poor who are prime to spark transformative systems change in their community.

To raise awareness and funds for local land conservation

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.

to stimulate the knowledge and love gardening and -related arts; to restore, improve, and protect the natural world through conservation and education in environmental stewardship; to promote civic planting and beautification; and to aid in the restoration and preservation historic gardens in Virginia.

THE ASSOCIATION EXISTS TO BRING TOGETHER A GROUP OF LIKE MINDED PROFESSIONALS COMMITTED TO CREATING A SAFE AND COHESIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR PROMOTING AND SUSTAINING ECONOMIC GROWTH FOR DIVERSE COMMUNITY ORIENTED BUSINESSES IN THE METROLOLITAN .

TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRIBES TO TO ACHIEVE THEIR NATURAL RESOURCES GOALS. WTCAC PROVIDE A FORUM FOR INTER- COLLABORATION WITH STATE, LOCAL AND FEDERAL PARTNERS. WTCAC FOSTERS RELATIONSHIPS WITH NON FEDERAL AND FEDERAL ENTITIES TO EXCERCISE GOVERNMENT-TO-GOVERNMENT COLLABORATION WITH TRIBES, HONORING TREATY RIGHTS.

RC D STRIVES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN OUR REGION BY WORKING WITH STAKEHOLDERS TO PROTECT THE NATURAL RESOURCES ECONOMIC VITALITY OF OUR COMMUNITY.

MD IS A STATEWIDE, PUBLIC, COLLEGE-PREPARATORY BOARDING . BY DESIGN AND STATE-LAW, MD SERVES STUDENTS WHO COULD MOST BENEFIT FROM OUR 24-HOUR LEARNING ENVIRONMENT.

TO EDUCATE GENERAL PUBLIC ON INTERACTION OF HUMANS WITH COMPANION ANIMALS AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION.

FOE ACTION FIGHTS FOR LAWS AND LAWMAKERS THAT PROTECT ENVIRONMENT.

Environmental Education and Global Awareness To promote environmental education and global awareness through presentations, Learning Tours to other areas of the world, web

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