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101		SQUAW LAKE, MN
102		CHICAGO, IL
103		PIERRE, SD
104		OMAHA, NE
105		KALAMAZOO, MI
106		Washington, DC
107		HUBERT, NC
108		RADCLIFF, KY
109		Clinton Township, MI
110		ADA, MI
111		Fletcher, NC
112		Glenside, PA
113		Chapel Hill, NC
114		APPLE VALLEY, MN
115		BALTIMORE, MD
116		BETHESDA, MD
117		Laurel, MD
118		NORFOLK, VA
119		WASHINGTON, DC
120		Cambridge, MD
121		RICHMOND, VA
122		WASHINGTON, DC
123		WASHINGTON, DC
124		LAUREL, MD
125		Easton, MD
126		CUMBERLAND, MD
127		ANNAPOLIS, MD
128		WARRENTON, VA
129		CHINCOTEAGUE, VA
130		WAYNESBORO, VA
131		Chantilly, VA
132		Centreville, VA
133		LAKEVIEW, NC
134		Alexis, NC
135		Warrenton, NC
136		BURLINGTON, NC
137		MOHAWK, MI
138		SHEBOYGAN, WI
139		FISHERS, IN
140		SIMPSONVILLE, SC
141		COLUMBIA, SC
142		Columbia, SC
143		Newberry, SC
144		YEMASSEE, SC
145		GREENSBORO, NC
146		LEXINGTON, KY
147		Paducah, KY
148		LOUISVILLE, KY
149		Washington Island, WI
150		CHAMPAIGN, IL

TO IMPROVE WILDLIFE POPULATIONS, HUMANITY FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES, AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY FOR REMOTE REGIONS OF MOZAMBIQUE, AFRICA THROUGH EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND GRANTS, HANDS-ON PROJECTS, PROGRAMS, AND BEST PRACTICES MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES.

WILDLIFE SERVICE PROGRAMS

Lead, represent and assist districts in promoting a healthy enviroment. Concerns include soil and grassland health, water quality and quantity, air quality, forestry, wildlife, recreation and human health.

WAS CREATED PRESERVE AND IMPROVE WILDLIFE HABITAT AND PROVIDE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN A BALANCED, SUSTAINABLE MANNER ALONG MISSOURI .

OUR MISSION IS TO SUPPORT THE CITY KALAMAZOOS RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS AND HELP IMPROVE ITS PARKS. WE ENVISION BETTER QUALITY LIFE FOR THE RESIDENTS THROUGH . WE GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS TO AT-RISK YOUTH TO SUPPORT THEIR PARTICIPATION IN CITY PROGRAMS AND WE HELP GATHER RESOURCES TO ENHANCE THE PARKS AND TRAILS IN THE CITY .

To provide funding for on the ground conservation activities related to conservation of through twenty (20) Partnership across the United States.

TO PROVIDE AID TO THOSE WHO SUFFER FROM LIFE ALTERING ILLNESSES

RESCUE, SHELTER, AND HUMANE TREATMENT OF DOGS AND CATS PRIMARILY IN THE HARDIN COUNTY, KY REGION. SPAYING AND NEUTERING OF RESCUED ANIMALS TO PREVENT FURTHER ABANDONMENT

Providing support to the Shelter and rescued animals

TO GLORIFY GOD THROUGH WORD AND DEED BY MEETING THE NEEDS OF WIDOWS, ORPHANS, MISSIONARIES AND THE CHURCH.

Evangelism, medical care, and training in Democratic Republic of Congo.

Operate shop to support three different categories of 501(c)(3) organizations: (1) animal rescue and adoption; (2) faith-based education for underserved and underprivileged youth; (3) addressing human suffering issues globally, including human trafficking

Centers mission is to provide resources, support, and community to individuals who rescue and care for farmed animals on a small scale, and to encourage and participate in the rescue of animals needing homes.

THE RAISES CONTRIBUTED INCOME AND SUPPORTS CONSERVATION AND ANIMAL CARE PROGRAMS ON BEHALF OF THE . THE MISSION OF THE IS TO CONNECT PEOPLE, ANIMALS, AND THE NATURAL WORLD TO SAVE WILDLIFE.

TO FOSTER EMPATHY AND SUPPORT FOR CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFE AND WILD PLACES.

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS AND SCIENTISTS,PROMOTE EXCHANGE OF EDUCATION INFORMATION, TECHNIQUES, AND MATERIALS AMONG EDUCATORS AND AMONG EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS,FOSTER IMPROVED COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION EXCHANGE AMONG FISHERY EDUCATORS, EMPLOYERS, SPECIALISTS, STUDENTS, AND THE PUBLIC.

provides the needy in the greater , MD area with, primarily, hot evening meals and bag lunches daily, groceries on a prearranged basis and secondarily funds permitting, financial assistance with utilities, and prescriptions.

PROTECTION OF ANIMAL RIGHTS.

Our mission is to rescue dogs and cats from animal shelters that may otherwise be euthanized due to time limitations, illness, injuries or lack of socialization and training.

volunteer support group for Wildlife National Refuge

TO FOSTER AND PROMOTE THROUGH THE COOPERATION OF STATE AND FEDERAL CONTROL AGENCIES, THE INDUSTRY AND THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY.

Pet companionship for people with medical disabilities

SAFEGUARDING ANIMAL-BASED BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH THAT BENEFITS PEOPLE, ANIMALS and SOCIETY.

was formed to support the mission and programs the and the Wildlife Center by raising funds for educational programs,exhibits,and .

IS DEDICATED TO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, THE PROMOTION OF WILDLIFE ART, AND THE CELEBRATION OF LIFE ON MARYLANDS EASTERN SHORE.

TO HELP CARE FOR UNWANTED COMPANION ANIMALS IN

ANNUALLY DISTRIBUTIONS ARE MADE TO 501(C)(3) CHARITIES WHOSE MISSION IS THE HUMANE CARE, SUPPORT AND PLACEMENT OF ANIMALS. THERE ARE NO SERVICES RECEIVED OR PROVIDED. QUALIFIED DISTRIBUTIONS OF FIVE (5%) PERCENT OF THE FAIR MARKET VALUE OF THE TRUST ASSETS, LESS REASONABLE AND NECESSARY ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES, ARE MADE TO THESE CHARITIES TO HELP SUPPORT THEM IN THEIR HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS. SEVEN CHARITIES RECEIVED SUPPORT THIS YEAR.

WE ENVISION COUNTY AS A PLACE WHERE NO ONE GOES HUNGRY and ANYONE IN NEED HAS A PLACE TO TURN.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION. ALSO TO SUPPORT THE WILDLIFE REFUGE WITH THEIR NEEDS AND HELP SUPPORT THE OPERATION AND UPKEEP OF THE HISTORIC LIGHTHOUSE.

SUPPORT THE , A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION EXEMPT UNDER THE PROVISIONS SECTION 501(C)(3) THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE 1986.

support animal care and education programs

organization is a non-stock corporation whose primary purpose is education members and public about conservation natural resources, clean air, clean water, and wildlife.

EDUCATION OF YOUTH AND PRESERVATION OF FIELDS, FORESTS, FISH, , AND FREEDOM TO ENJOY THE GREAT OUTDOORS THROUGH VARIOUS PROGRAMS WHICH INCLUDE "DAY AT THE RANGE", AIR GUN SHOOTING, AND SPONSORSHIP OF YOUNGSTERS TO CAMP MILLSTONE.

The To , provide needed veterinarian care and rehabilitate homeless animals. Also to assist individuals with veterinarian care who are unable to provide it to their pets.

FOOD SUPPORT FOR QUALIFIED HOUSEHOLDS ASSISTANCE WITH RENT UTILITIES ON A NEED BASIS

TO RAISE THE RATE HOMELESS PETS

OUR MISSION IS TO MANAGE THE PENINSULA AS A , WHICH WOULD BE SUSTAINABLE ECOLOGICALLY, ESTHETICALLY, AND FINANCIALLY FOR RESEARCH, EDUCATION, HABITAT PRESERVATION, TIMBER, JOBS, AND RECREATION.

TO PROVIDE PUBLIC EDUCATION ABOUT THE HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS, ANIMAL CRUELTY AND MILLS, TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO RESCUED ANIMALS, TO ASSIST PET OWNERS, SHELTERS AND RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS WITH SPAY AND NEUTER ASSISTANCE, AND TO PROVIDE SUPPLIES, SERVICES AND EDUCATION TO PET OWNERS AND CARE GIVERS IN NEED.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE STUDENTS AND STAFF OF

TO OPERATE A NO-KILL SHELTER AND ADOPTION PROGRAM ABANDONED DOGS AND CATS.

TO PROMOTE and MARINE EDUCATION and CONSERVATION

SCACCA provides training for welfare professionals throughout . In addition SCACCA provides grants to low income residents who need spay/neuter surgeries for their pets.

Theprimarypurposeoftheclubistopromote,facilitateandteachfirearmsafetyandresponsiblegunownershipforthebenefitofitsmembershipandthepublictopromotetheelementsofamateurshootingsportsandwildlifeconservation.Topromoteyouthtraininganddevelopment,marksmanship,safehandling,andresponsibleownershipoffirearms.Toprepareyoungshootersforstateandnationalamateurcompetitions.MakedonationstofoodpantriesandneedychildChristmasfund.

THE HAS 3 MISSIONS WHICH IT SUPPORTS. THESE ARE STEWARDSHIP OF THE NATURAL, CULTURAL, HISTORICAL, AND INFRASTRUCTURE RESOURCES OF THE 9,800-ACRE PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE . THE DEVELOPMENT AND DELIVERY OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR ALL AGE GROUPS RELATED TO THE REGIONS NATURAL, CULTURAL, AND HISTORICAL RESOURCES, AND THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF OUR NATURAL, CULTURAL, AND HISTORICAL RESOURCES.

THE PURPOSE OF THE IS TO ASSIST IN THE ACQUISITION, MANAGEMENT AND PROTECTION OF WITHIN THE STATE OF AND PROMOTE CONSERVATION EDUCATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF FUTURE GENERATIONS.

THE DISSEMINATION OF THE GOSPEL THROUGH RETREATS, PRAYER GATHERINGS, AND SUPPORT OF MISSION WORK.

The most significant activity is a weekly bingo charitable gaming at our hall. Other significant activities include a fall and spring fish fries, rental facilities, and other various fund raisers.

TO ENHANCE THE LIVES OF COMPANION ANIMALS THROUGH PROACTIVE PROGRAMS SUCH AS SPAY/NEUTER, PUBLIC EDUCATION AND ADOPTION OPTIONS.

To partner with the US Fish Wildlife Service to support the preservation, restoration, maintenance contemporary use the historical resources on .

THE IS A GLOBAL SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY DEDICATED TO DISCOVERY AND DISSEMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE GENERATED BY RESEARCH THAT ENHANCES HUMAN AND ANIMAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING AND PROVIDES FOR THE ETHICAL, SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION OF FOOD.

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