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51		Norwalk, CT
52		Stratford, CT
53		SEYMOUR, CT
54		WEST HARTFORD, CT
55		GREENWICH, CT
56		NORWALK, CT
57		EAST HARTFORD, CT
58		Trumbull, CT
59		NEW CANAAN, CT
60		NEW BRITAIN, CT
61		WEST BABYLON, NY
62		BROOKLYN, NY
63		LOCUST VALLEY, NY
64		NEW YORK, NY
65		QUEENS VILLAGE, NY
66		BROOKLYN, NY
67		GREENLAWN, NY
68		Mineola, NY
69		BAYSIDE, NY
70		WESTBURY, NY
71		BROOKLYN, NY
72		Yaphank, NY
73		NEW YORK, NY
74		NEW HYDE PARK, NY
75		BRONX, NY
76		GLENDALE, NY
77		BROOKLYN, NY
78		BAYPORT, NY
79		BROOKLYN, NY
80		NEW YORK, NY
81		BROOKLYN, NY
82		BROOKLYN, NY
83		RIVERHEAD, NY
84		LAWRENCE, NY
85		WOODSIDE, NY
86		BROOKLYN, NY
87		BROOKLYN, NY
88		SMITHTOWN, NY
89		BROOKLYN, NY
90		NEW YORK, NY
91		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
92		Jamaica, NY
93		BROOKLYN, NY
94		Mastic Beach, NY
95		BROOKLYN, NY
96		ROCHESTER, NY
97		GOSHEN, NY
98		NEW YORK, NY
99		MONTVALE, NJ
100		NEW YORK, NY

The Inc. was created for the benfit of the Regular members of the , CT force and to promote and aid in its social and general welfare.

The objective of the Organization is to maintain and promote a fund which will support charitable endeavors or public service projects serving the community of Stratford, Connecticut and advancing the ideals of the Stratford Club, Incorporated and .

Provide firefighting services and protection for Town of Seymour. Emergency extraction and hazerdous material cleanup as requested. Provide dive rescue and other rescue services as needed. Mutual aid to surrounding communities and consulting as requested.

ALL ACTIVITIES ARE FOR PURPOSE OF EDUCATING PUBLIC ABOUT HORTICULTURE IN GENERAL.

PROVIDING FINANCIAL, CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR LOCAL AND GLOBAL JEWISH COMMUNITY.

FUNDRAISING FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, PROGRAMS AND CAPITAL SUPPORT FOR .

Labor Union

To operate solely and exclusively for the support and benefit of School, ., a Connecticut non stock corporation, its faculty and students.

THE CONSERVES AND PROVIDES STEWARDSHIP OF UNDEVELOPED FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT, OPEN SPACE, AND TO PRESERVE THE TRADITIONAL CHARACTER OF . THE ORGANIZATION ALSO OFFER OUTINGS AND EVENTS TO ENHANCE COMMUNITY UNDERSTANDING AND ENJOYMENT OF ITS PROTECTED .

PROMOTE THE BROTHERHOOD MAN TO PERFORM CHARITABLE WORKS AS DIRECTED BY ITS MEMBERS

TO PROMOTE HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS AND MEMBER SUCCESS THROUGH INNOVATIVE SERVICES, PROACTIVE ADVOCACY, QUALITY EDUCATION AND PROTECTION PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS.

TO PROVIDE EXCELLENT HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN A COMPASSIONATE AND HUMANE MANNER TO THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE AND WORK IN BROOKLYN AND ITS SURROUNDING AREAS.

TO INSPIRE ENABLE ALL YOUNG PEOPLE TO REALIZE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL AS PRODUCTIVE, RESPONSIBLE CARING CITIZENS COMMUNITY LEADERS OF TOMORROW. WE PROVIDE A SAFE POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT WHERE YOUNG PEOPLE CAN PARTICIPATE IN PRODUCTIVE ACTIVITIES WHILE HAVING FUN DEVELOPING A SENSE OF BELONGING. WE PROVIDE THE OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIPS WITH PEERS ADULTS. THE EXPECTS MEMBERS TO DEVELOP A MORAL CHARACTER THAT ALLOWS THEM TO KNOW RIGHT FROM WRONG TO BEHAVE IN AN ETHICAL MANNER. A STRONG SENSE OF HIGH EXPECTATIONS IS CONSISTENTLY COMMUNICATED REINFORCED BY STAFF.

THE MISSION OF THE NATIONAL FEDERATION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CREDIT UNIONS IS TO HELP LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES ACHIEVE FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE THROUGH CREDIT UNIONS.

PROVIDE SENIOR CITIZENS WITH ACTIVITIES, COUNSELING AND MEALS AT THREE LOCATIONS AND DELIVERY OF MEALS TO HOME BOUND SENIOR CITIZENS.

EDUCATION

PROMOTE EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVIT

Fellowship goodwill with acvtive

THE MISSION OF THE ACTIVITY ASSOCIATION IS TO DEVELOP AND CULTIVATE EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AMONG THE STUDENTS OF QCC.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO UNION MEMBERS AND THEIR DEPENDENTS FOR POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION.

PROVIDING SPORTS PROGRAMS FOR THE

TO ADVANCE AND SUPPORT THE NEW INTERDISCIPLINARY SCHOOL (EIN 11-2428403) IN ITS PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS THAT PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL THERAPY AND OTHER SERVICES TO CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, AND TO AID, ASSIST AND COOPERATE WITH OTHER AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS WHO ASSIST CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.

MATCHMAKING AND FOOD DISTRIBUTION AND FUNDS TO THE NEEDY

TO SUPPORT AND BENEFIT THE AND REHABILITATION AND ANY SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION OPERATING ITS BENEFIT.

As collegemen, our organization maintain funds from the public to support the continually growth and actualization of particular goals in our community in general and students in particular.

TO PERMIT CEMETERIES WITH EMPLOYEES REPRESENTED BY USWU LOCAL 74 TO BARGAIN WITH LOCAL 74.

GRANTS TO EXEMPT RELIGIOUS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS NEEDY INDIVIDUALS

GRANTS TO JEWISH EDUCATIONAL/RELIGIOUS/CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS

EMPOWERS LOW-TO-MODERATE INCOME BUSINESS OWNERS THROUGH ACCESS TO CAPITAL FINANCIAL EDUCATION. WITH ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, THESE ENTREPRENEURS, OFTEN MINORITIES AND WOMEN, CAN BUILD ASSETS, BETTER PROVIDE FOR THEIR FAMILIES, CREATE EMPLOYMENT AND STRENGTHEN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

ACTIVITIES WERE CARRIED FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL SCIENTIFIC RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL PURPOSES

ASSISTANCE TO INSTITUTIONS PROVIDING AID TO NEEDY INDIGENTS

PROVIDES AFFORDABLE SENIOR CITIZEN HOUSING FACILITY.

TO IMPROVE THE CLINICAL CARE OF CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM IN .

To provide, housing, educational and medical care to families and needy persons in the Dominican Republic.

AID TO MANY NEEDY ORGANIZATIONSI

GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS

TO INCREASE RESEARCH AND CURE FOR BREAST CANCER

Furtherence of religious studies and helping indigent people of the community

Direct Financial aid programs for jewish scholars who dedicate their time to study worship to help alleviate their poverty aid in supporting their families.

TO SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGE THE STUDENTS OF IN THEIR ACADEMIC ENDEAVORS.

Representative of Government Employees

All former students of (the ) are considered members and are entitled to all rights and privileges of membership. There are several active , . chapters across the country. Most chapters convene from two to four times a year for a variety of events. Gatherings often involve informal luncheons and dinners, often with guest speakers, meeting at venues such as theaters, museums, and other cultural institutions.The , . (the ) is a not-for-profit exempt from federal income tax under section 501 (c) (3) under the Internal Revenue Code.

To foster and perpetuate the programs of the , maintain a headquarters building for meetings and social gatherings for the members.

BAIS CHAI

EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTION FOR LEARNING DISABLED STUDENTS.

A NEWSLETTER AND MAGAZINE ARE PUBLISHED AND A RECEPTION IS HELD TO PROMOTE AN APPRECIATION - CULTURE.

PRESERVE THE CZECH SLOVAK NATIONAL HERITAGE IN THE UNITED STATES

PROVIDE VOLUNTEER AID AND ASSISTANCE TO MEMBERS; AND PROVIDE A MEDIUM FOR EXCHANGE OF CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION.

TO ATTRACT AND BRING TOGETHER A DEDICATED GROUP IN YACHTING (CONTINUE ON SCHEDULE O).

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