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51		Charlotte, VT
52		BROOKLYN, NY
53		Lakewood, NJ
54		Cape Vincent, NY
55		Rochester, NY
56		NEW YORK, NY
57		Waltham, MA
58		Robbinsville, NJ
59		BRIDGEPORT, CT
60		LINCOLN, MA
61		DUBOIS, PA
62		Johnston, IA
63		LEMARS, IA
64		SILVER SPRING, MD
65		Glen Ellyn, IL
66		BOYDS, MD
67		LAFAYETTE, IN
68		LATTA, SC
69		Bottineau, ND
70		NORTONVILLE, KY
71		Philadelphia, PA
72		MT POCONO, PA
73		PHILADELPHIA, PA
74		SPRINGFIELD, IL
75		CINCINNATI, OH
76		Chicago, IL
77		Carpentersville, IL
78		ESCANABA, MI
79		PHILADELPHIA, PA
80		Ebensburg, PA
81		Latrobe, PA
82		MOORESVILLE, NC
83		ZANESVILLE, OH
84		Grand Rapids, MI
85		Ankeny, IA
86		MANITOWOC, WI
87		PARMA HEIGHTS, OH
88		PITTSBURGH, PA
89		MT AIRY, MD
90		DETROIT, MI
91		WASHINGTON, DC
92		MAPLE PLAIN, MN
93		ANN ARBOR, MI
94		MOUNT GILEAD, NC
95		EAGAN, MN
96		EXTON, PA
97		WINCHESTER, KY
98		ALLIANCE, OH
99		CASEVILLE, MI
100		LOUISVILLE, KY

To provide nutritious fo local residents in need.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO RELIGIOUS, AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WORLDWIDE TO HELP THEM CONTINUE THEIR ACTIVITIES. WE WILL ALSO MAKE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS TO INDIGENT JEWISH PEOPLE TO ENABLE THEM ACQUIRE BASIC FOOD, CLOTHING AND SHELTER.

TO COLLECT AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO THE FAMILIES OF WIDOWS AND ORPHANS TO HELP ENSURE THAT THE NEEDIEST OF THE COMMUNITY ARE PROVIDED WITH BASIC FOOD AND CLOTHING, ESPECIALLY AT HOLIDAY TIME AND HAPPY LIFE CYCLE EVENTS.

Local for the benefit of low income families

addresses physical and emotional challenges of poverty and hunger in a collaborative compassionate and dignified manner and helps community members move from assistance to become self-sustaining

THE MISSION OF IS TO CREATE A THRIVING, RESILIENT, AND EQUITABLE FOOD SYSTEM BY INVESTING IN FOOD SYSTEMS ENTREPRENEURS AND COMMUNITIES IN NEW YORK. THE WILL ALSO SERVE AS A BRIDGE FOR COMMUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN CREATING A FOOD SYSTEM THAT BENEFITS THOSE WITHIN AND OUTSIDE OF COMMUNITIES.

PTO held various fundraisers throughout the school year to help support the students and school community. We donated new t-shirts to the entire school including the incoming K students for the 2022-23 year, provided $2500 to help support those in our school who face food insecurity, and purchased an outdoor movie screen to host free movie nights for the students and built a free library that was installed at the school in November 2023. We fund field day, the yearbook and celebration activities for the 5th grade, and provide a week full of appreciation activities for the teachers and staff. We have an annual scholarship that goes to graduating students who were prior students.

The mission is to promote kindness through the joy of giving. intends to bring like-minded people together for charitable initiatives to create lasting change in their lives and communities, by fighting deprivation of basic needs like food, shelter, clothing, etc.

Our basic mission is to address food insecurity and homelessness in the Greater Bridgeport area. We pursue our goal by providing hot meals and housing support services to individuals in need. In addition to these primary provisions we also provide assistance with any immediate needs that may help to improve the living conditions of those in need who have maxed out other options with items such as clothing household goods and assistance with travel expenses related to job opportunities and relocating.

THE . . JOSEPH CONFERENCE IS A CATHOLIC NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION SERVING THOSE IN OUR MIDST, WHO ARE IN NEED FOOD OR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE, OR WHO ARE SEEKING GUIDANCE ABOUT AVAILABILITY OTHER RESOURCES. WE BELIVE IN PUTTING COMPASSION INTO ACTION AND WORKING ON SYSTEMIC CHANGE; WE OFFER PERSON-TO-PERSON SERVICE TO OUR CLIENTS, REGARDLESS THEIR RELIGIOUS APPLICATION OR BACKGROUND. WE COLLABORATE WITH OTHER PEOPLE GOODWILL IN RELIEVING NEED AND ADDRESSING ITS CAUSES. OUR FOOD PANTRY IS CENTRAL TO REACHING THE GOAL THAT NOBODY IN OUR COMMUNITY SHOULD FACE HUNGER OR FOOD INSECURITY. THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS THE ARE SPIRITUALITY, FRIENDSHIP, AND SERVICE. WE ASPIRE TO LIVE THE GOSPAL MESSAGE AND TO GROW SPIRITUALLY BY SERVING CHRIST IN OUR NEIGHBORS IN NEED WITH LOVE, RESPECT, HOPE, AND JOY, AND BY WORKING TO SHAPE A MORE JUST AND COMPASSIONATE .

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FOOD, SHELTER, MEDICINE,AND VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES FOR UNDERRESOURCED PEOPLE IN .

We support orphan causes and help orphans to have a place to live. This includes food programs, health care, clean water, Housing, education and adoption. We also educate people in the United States on orphan issues.

Provide humanitarian relief in the form of medical evaluation and care, dental care, nutritional assessment and care, food, medicines and other supplies; assistance in water project in rural areas; educational opportunities for disadvantaged children along with other non-specific charitable care to , Central America. The areas served are various, and the organization works closely with the Cerro de Plata Foundation, the Uno a Uno Foundation, Minister of Health (MoH) and other agencies that seek Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) assistance. The areas of principle concern are in La Montana de la Flor (MDLF), northetern Francisco Morazan department and home to the indigenous Tolupan, Nueva Capital SW of Tegucipalpa, and other rural areas in proximity to these areas. The Honduran Foundation Uno a Uno assists Le Mars, . in the implementation of various programs and the distribution of equipment, food, supplies and other cares.

ORGANIZED TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THOSE IN NEED. THE OFFERS SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS IN THE AREA OF EMERGENCY FOOD, RENT, AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE. THE ALSO ADVOCATES FOR INDIVIDUALS SEEKING ASSISTANCE FROM ESTABLISHED SOCIAL PROGRAMS.

PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER, HEALTH CARE, AND EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE FOR ORPHANS IN UGANDA

To provide rehabilitation services in Southeast by helping the victims of natural calamities/disasters in terms of building shelters, providing food clothing, supporting the health education of children. 2. To provide safe drinking water to underprivileged populations in remote areas of Southeast by installing hand, solar pumps, electric water pumps. 3. To provide economic stability for impoverished households by offering revival of livelihood grants. 4. To provide education health facilities for the children of impoverished households in Southeast . 5. To support, collaborate cooperate with other philanthropic charitable organizations to achieve similar aims objectives in other disaster-prone underprivileged areas of the world. 6. To promote a friendly image of the USA among the Southeast Asian people through rehabilitation activities during disasters development activities under normal circumstances.

RECOGNIZE THE WORTH AND SANCTITY HUMAN LIFE BY MINISTERING TO YOUNG WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND FAMILIES IN A CHRIST-CENTERED ENVIRONMENT. OFFER A FAITH-BASED RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAM FOR GIRLS AGE 14-28 STRUGGLING WITH: UNPLANNED PREGNANCY, ALCOHOL OR DRUG ABUSE, EATING DISORDERS, OR SELF-HARM.

SEE ATTACHED - FOOD BANK HELPING HANDS

The care of cats and dogs from Bottineau County only, including actual expenses for transportation, food, veterinary services, administrative and equipment for the care of animals.

TO HELP PEOPLE FROM EVERY WALK OF LIFE BY 1)ASSISTING PEOPLE WHO HAVE LIFE CONTROLLING ISSUES THROUGH VARIOUS GROUP MEETING, 2)PROVIDE WEEKLY FOOD DISTRIBUTION, 3)OFFER NEW AND USED CLOTHING.

Family Service Centers: rent/utility and food assistance, benefits access, housing referral family strengthening, pregnancy and parenting support. Afterschool tutoring, and cultural activities. Subsidized preschool. School workers. Immigration legal and refugee

DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD TO INDIVIDUALS

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT EDUCATION; TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO STUDENTS, INCLUDING SCHOLARSHIP AID, RECRUITING, INTERNSHIPS, COOPERATIVE EDUCATION, COUNSELING AND PLACEMENT.

TO SUPPLY FOOD AND DISASTER ASSISTANCE TO HOUSEHOLDS IN THE SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS AREA.

IMPROVE LIVES BY ELIMINATING HUNGER IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OUR COMMUNITY.

Educational Programs

Provide supplemental , clothing and other necessities to individuals and families in need.

PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AND MEANS TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH ADVOCACY, EDUCATION, HOUSING NUTRITION, VOLUNTEERISM, AND SUPPORT SERVICES.

TO PROMOTE THE OF AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS FROM THE U.S. .

Food for the poor Provide assistance (food, water, farming methods), to the poor people of Haiti by providing funds and support to a religious order (Little

Donations to local community organizations and student scholarships Backpack Project which funds food for low income families through the schools

CLUB MEMBERS ARE VOLUNTEERS WHO WORK LOCALLY, REGIONALLY, AND INTERNATIONALLY TO COMBAT HUNGER, IMPROVE HEALTH AND SANITATION, PROVIDE EDUCATION AND JOB TRAINING, PROMOTE PEACE, AND ERADICATE POLIO UNDER MOTTO SERVICE ABOVE SELF.

TO COORDINATE THE ACQUISITION AND DISTRIBUTION OF EMERGENCY FOOD SUPPLIES BY WORKING THROUGH FOOD PANTRIES LOCATED THROUGHOUT COUNT, OHIO.

Haitian Children by providing food, Christian education, and medical care.

The mission our organization to support educational needs children from vulnerable families, assist elderly with heating, food and medicine, and assist the sick to access affordable healthcare.

GROW IT FORWARD IS A NONPROFIT, ANTI-HUNGER ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO USE GOOD FOOD TO BUILD COMMUNITY AND FEED CHANGE IN MANITOWOC COUNTY.

PROVIDES A . SERVES RESIDENTS OF PARMA HEIGHTS, OHIO, WHO ARE LOW INCOME, ACCORDING TO TEFAP GUIDELINES, AT OR BELOW 150 OF FEDERAL POVERTY GUIDELINES.

PROVIDES FOOD,CLOTHING AND SUPPLIES FOR INDIGENT WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND ORPHANS LIVING IN A SHANTYTOWN AREA IN SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA. THEY ASSISTED WITH THE CONSTRUCTION AND OR IMPROVEMENTS OF HOMES AND KITCHENS IN THE AREA FOR THE POOR. REPAIRS TO LOCAL CHURCHES HAVE BEEN PERFORMED. SCHOOLING COSTS AND NUTRITIOUS MEALS HAVE BEEN PROVIDED FOR THE CHILDREN, AS WELL AS EYE GLASSES.

is a Christian-based organization devoted to serving God through serving others. They strive always to demonstrate the great love of God and to give hope to hurting and needy people coming from all walks of life. They have been reaching out to hundreds of people in various places, including Haiti, the Bahamas, Dominican Republic, as well as the USA, to help people with their physical and spiritual needs. They focus especially upon the of young poverty-stricken children. They provide many very needy children with shelter, food, shoes and clothing, education, healthcare, and love and affection.

COMMUNITY HEALTH and DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, SERVICES, AND INTERVENTIONS ARE OFFERED TO PROMOTE HEALTHY LIVING TO PREVENT AND/OR BETTER MANAGE DIET RELATED CHRONIC DISEASES, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, ADDRESS THE SOCIAL RISK FACTORS THAT IMPACT HEALTH OUTCOMES. WE ORGANIZE, EDUCATE AND EMPOWER STAKEHOLDERS TO WORK COLLECTIVELY TO CHANGE POLICIES, SYSTEMS, AND ENVIRONMENTS THAT ADVERSELY AFFECT BLACK, LATINO AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLE COLOR FROM BEING AS HEALTHY AS POSSIBLE. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CREATES HEALTHY RESILIENT COMMUNITIES, PROVIDING LOW TO MODERATE INCOME AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND COMMERCIAL SPACES, AS WELL AS OPEN GREEN SPACES. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT FOCUSES WORKFORCE READINESS, SUMMER EMPLOYMENT, AND COLLEGE AND CAREER EXPLORATION TO PREPARE YOUTH FOR SUCCESS.

TRADE ASSOCIATION (ISSTA) IS A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION. ITS MAIN PURPOSES ARE TO INFORM AND EDUCATE ITS MEMBERS ON EMERGING POLICIES AND PRACTICES TO BENEFIT MARINE ECOSYSTEMS ON A WORLDWIDE BASIS AND TO PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE FISHING PRACTICES AND FISHERIES, BOTH WILD AND FARMED, THROUGH A VARIETY OF CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING DISSEMINATION TO THE INDUSTRY OF THE RESULTS OF THE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH BY WORLDWIDE CONSERVATION ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ON THE FOUNDATION (ISSF), ENCOURAGE ADHERENCE TO SUCH SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES, AND CONDUCT A BROAD RANGE OF EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING ACTIVITIES CONCERNING THE IMPORTANCE AND BENEFITS TO THE INDUSTRY, BEGINNING WITH THE TUNA INDUSTRY, OF DEVELOPING INDUSTRY ADHERENCE TO CRITERIA.

TO EMPOWER GIRLS FROM JHARKHAND, INDIA, TO CHOOSE THEIR OWN FUTURES. GIRLS AND WOMEN IN THAT AREA FACE SIGNIFICANT CHALLENGES, INCLUDING CHILD MARRIAGE, TRAFFICKING, ABUSE, MALNUTRITION, ILLITERACY AND OVERALL GENDER DISCRIMINATION THAT IMPACTS THEM FROM VERY YOUNG AGES.

TO CREATE A SYSTEM THAT UPHOLDS THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT TO HEALTHY, FRESH AND SUSTAINABLY GROWN . WE WORK AT THE INTERSECTION OF SYSTEMS, SUSTAINABILITY AND EQUITY TO GUARANTEE ACCESS TO HEALTHY, FRESH AND SUSTAINABLY GROWN , ESPECIALLY IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT SPECIALIZE IN ASSISTING POOR. GRANTS ARE MADE PRIMARILY TO FOOD BANKS, SUBSTANCE-ABUSE RECOVERY CLINICS, HOMELESS SHELTERS AND EMERGENCY HOUSING GROUPS. GRANTS WERE MADE TO 20 PUBLIC CHARITIES IN 2021.

A FRESH APPROACH TO ENDING LOCAL HUNGER THROUGH ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOODS.

WE MOBILIZE OUR COMMUNITY TO ENSURE ACCESS TO REAL, HEALTHY .

THE ORGANIZATION WAS ESTABKLISHED IN 1997 TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO LOW- INCOME FAMILIES IN THE FORM FOOD GOODS, RENTAL AND UTILITIES ASSISTANCE IN THEIR TIME NEED.

THE MISSION OF THE FOOD IS TO ELIMINATE FOOD INSECURITY IN THE OHIO AREA FOR RESIDENTS WHO QUALIFY UNDER THE GUIDELINES OF THE OHIO JOB AND FAMILY SERVICES.

PROVIDES TOYS, FOOD, CLOTHING AND SUPPORT TO FAMILIES AND SENIORS IN OUR

SUPPORT OF FAMILIES, MEDICAL NEEDS, AND ANIMAL ORGANIZATIONS WHO ARE IN NEED OF FOOD, BIKES, TOYS, AND OTHER ITEMS. EACH YEAR PURCHASES BIKES AND TOYS TO DISTRIBUTE TO THE COMMUNITY TO UNDERPRIVILEDGED CHILDREN.

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