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1		MARTINSVILLE, NJ
2		CARLE PLACE, NY
3		SYRACUSE, NY
4		MONTCLAIR, NJ
5		WILTON, CT
6		ULSTER, PA
7		Sewickley, PA
8		New Palestine, IN
9		DEKALB, IL
10		Oxford, OH
11		NEGLEY, OH
12		GREEN, OH
13		WASHINGTON, DC
14		RIVER GROVE, IL
15		LA GRANGE, IL
16		Chicago, IL
17		EAST MOLINE, IL
18		QUINCY, IL
19		ANN ARBOR, MI
20		EAU CLAIRE, WI
21		ORTONVILLE, MN
22		LONGVILLE, MN
23		Altoona, IA
24		ORANGE CITY, IA
25		LINDEN, IN
26		BISMARCK, ND
27		LINCOLN, NE
28		CHELTENHAM, PA
29		RALEIGH, NC
30		WASHINGTON, DC
31		WASHINGTON, DC
32		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
33		Cary, NC
34		New Hampton, IA
35		BALTIMORE, MD
36		Chicago, IL
37		LEESBURG, VA
38		OCONOMOWOC, WI
39		BETTENDORF, IA
40		Madison, WI
41		MIAMI, FL
42		NAPLES, FL
43		LAS VEGAS, NV
44		Baytown, TX
45		GAINESVILLE, TX
46		Brookshire, TX
47		SIERRA VISTA, AZ
48		San Antonio, TX
49		Torrington, WY
50		Valley Center, CA

TO DEVELOP, PROMOTE, AND REGULATE THE SPORT OF FOR YOUTH UNDER THE AGE OF 19 YEARS OLD WITHIN THE WARREN, , GREENBROOK AND LONG HILL TOWNSHIPS IN ORDER TO PROMOTE AND INSTILL GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AND FACILITATE AN ONGOING EDUCATION PROCESS FOR PLAYERS, PARENTS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC WITH RESPECT TO THE GAME OF .

THE ORGANIZATION WAS ESTABLISHED FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES, GOALS, AND OBJECTIVES: TO PROMOTE UNITY, FRIENDSHIP AND GOOD WILL BETWEEN THE ACTIVE OFFICER AND OFFICERS FOR THEIR MUTUAL BENEFIT; TO PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP, GOOD WILL AND COOPERATION BETWEEN THE MEMBERS FOR THEIR MUTUAL BENEFIT; TO PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP, GOOD WILL AND COOPERATION BETWEEN THE MEMBERS OF THIS AND THE PUBLIC AT LARGE; TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE NEW YORK STATE AND NEW YORK CITY RETIREMENT SYSTEMS FOR OFFICERS AND THEIR BENEFICIARIES; TO MONITOR AND REPORT TO THE MEMBERSHIP REGARDING ANY ACTIVITIES OF ANY ORGANIZATION, MUNICIPALITY OR STATE WHICH MAY AFFECT THE OFFICERS OR THEIR RETIREMENT SYSTEM.

THE SUPPORTS THE COUNTY OF GOVERNMENT, BUSINESSES, AND NOT FOR PROFIT CORPORATIONS. IT ALSO SERVES AS A FACILITATOR OF SOLUTIONS FOR GOVERNMENTAL PROBLEMS THROUGH ITS FLEXIBLE AND EFFICIENT STATUTORY POWERS. OCDC USES AVAILABLE FINANCIAL AND POLICY INCENTIVES TO STIMULATE ECONOMIC GROWTH, LESSEN THE BURDENS OF GOVERNMENT, PROMOTE JOB CREATION AND RETENTION, GENERATE PROSPERITY, IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF RESIDENTS, AND ENCOURAGE ECONOMIC VIBRANCY. OCDC STRIVES TO PROVIDE LOCAL, CONVENIENT, AND ECOMONICAL FINANCING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ITS CONSTITUENTS IN COUNTY. OCDC TAKES PRIDE IN ITS UNDERSTANDING OF LOCAL ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES, FLEXIBILITY TO MEET MUNICIPAL NEEDS, AND FAST RESPONSE TO EVER CHANGING ECOMONIC DEMANDS.

TO DEVELOP PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT FOR THE . TO INCREASE FUNDING FOR PROGRAMS, COLLECTION ENGANCEMENT, STAFF DEVELOPMENT, CAPITAL PROJECTS AND OTHER CRITICAL NEEDS THAT EXCEED MUNICIPAL FUNDING.

TAXPAYER, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE CT CLUB, RAISES FUNDS FOR COMMUNITY TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS, THE MUNICIPAL SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT, AND OTHER WORTHY CAUSES

PROVIDE , RESCUE AND OTHER RELATED SERVICES TO THE TOWNSHIPS OF AND AND MUTUAL AID TO SURROUNDING AREA

The exists to serve those in need who reside within the eleven municipalities of the Quaker Valley School District.

Our mission is to promote and support quality public in Brandywine and Sugar Creek Townships. The has identified three key areas of support. (1) To support teacher innovation in their classrooms through a Teacher Mini-Grant program. Each fall teachers have the opportunity to apply for funds that will impact student learning in their classroom. These grants typically run between $200-$500. (2) To fund professional development in each of the Schools. Each year, schools are granted funds to support school leaders to implement high quality professional development. (3) At one time, there was a need to assist eligible students with the fees for advanced placement and dual credit courses. This area presently is not an area of need; therefore, the has sought other areas to support the Schools.

THE PURPOSES OF THE ASSOCIATION ARE TO INCREASE THE PROFICIENCY OF , VILLAGE, TOWN, AND MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS, TO STRENGTHEN THE QUALITY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT THROUGH PROFESSIONAL , AND TO ACCEPT CHARITABLE DONATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS.

The primary exempt purpose is to operate exclusively for public charitable and educational purposes, including within those terms, promotion of health by distributing and disbursing income and/or principal collected thereof to other organizations exempt from Federal Income Tax under section 501 (A) of the Internal Revenue Code as organizations described in section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code, which are other than private foundations within the meaning of section 509 (A) of the Internal Revenue Code and which are are located in or which conduct significant activities in the service area of Electric Cooperative . to state and local governments and governmental entities, including school boards in support of activities and programs in the service area of aforesaid cooperative.

Help provide for the , ambulance, and emergency services to cover Middleton Township and vicinity, a rural area containing one very small municipality.

THE IS A DYNAMIC GROUP OF ACTIVE PARENTS, PROFESSIONAL EDUCATORS, MUNICIPAL LEADERS, AND BUSINESS PEOPLE. THE IS DEDICATED TO FURTHERING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN THE BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND ACADEMIC CLASSROOM GRANTS, WHICH BENEFIT OUR ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

TO ADVANCE PROFESSIONAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT THROUGH LEADERSHIP, , INNOVATION, AND ETHICS.

PROVIDE SERVICES THAT PROMOTE CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN WESTERN COOK COUNTY

ICE SKATING FEES PROVIDE STUDENTS OF HIGH SCSHOOL A VENUE TO SKATE AND COMPETE WHICH SERVES 3,000 STUDENTS FROM 10 LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES IN THE CHICAGO AREA

Labor union, worker rights, economic justice for working-class people.

ASSOCIATION WORKERS FORMED TO PROTECT

TO ASSIST REGIONAL OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS IN FURTHERING EFFORTS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND AID ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED THROUGHOUT REGION.

TO INCREASE THE PROFICIENCY OF ADMINISTRATORS OF LOCAL GOVERNING UNITS IN THE STATE OF

TO ASSIST THE IN CARRYING OUT ITS MISSION OF PROVIDING POSTSECONDARY OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING AS WELL AS OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICES TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE COUNTIES, MUNICIPALITIES, AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITHIN ITS DISTRICT BOUNDARIES. TO THIS END, THE ACTIVITIES OF FOUNDATION MAY INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, ASSISTING THE IN: PURCHASING, LEASING, AND MANAGING LAND; CONSTRUCTING, PURCHASING, LEASING, AND MANAGING FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT; PROVIDING FINANCIAL AID AND ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS AT ALL OF ITS CAMPUSES; OFFERING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO ITS EMPLOYEES; AND SUPPORTING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN ITS DISTRICT.

SUPPORT MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL

THE LONGVILEE IS DEDICATED TO ENRICHING OUR BOTH NOW AND FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. THE IS A VEHICLE FOR PEOPLE WHO CARE AND ARE CAPABLE OF WORKING TOGETHER TO MAKE LASTING CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR BY AWARDING GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS THAT ENHANCE EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS, THE ARTS, AND HEALTH AND SAFETY PROGRAMS. FUNDING IS PROVIDED FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND PROJECTS FOCUSED IN THE FOLLOWING CASS COUNTY TOWNSHIPS: WOODROW, WABEDO, KEGO, PINE LAKE, INGUADONA, TRELIPE, THUNDER LAKE, ROGERS, BOY LAKE, AND THE CITY OF .

Operated exclusively for the promotion of social welfare in central Iowa in close conjunction with state local government.

ASSIST THE MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL IN CARRYING OUT ITS CARE MISSION

ALL RECIPIENTS OF THE TRUST GRANTS WILL BE 501(3)(C) OR QUALIFYING LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. THE PROJECT IS OF AN ENVIRONMENTAL NATURE FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. THE ORGANIZATION HAS A DEVELOPED PROJECT PLAN AND A FINANCIAL NEED FOR FUNDING SUPPORT.

THE CONTINUES TO ENCOURAGE DYNAMIC LOCAL LEADERSHIP BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND MYRIAD SERVICES TO CITY OFFICIALS, BY CONNECTING RESOURCES WITH NEEDS, AND BY REPRESENTING THE INTERESTS MUNICIPALITIES IN STATE AND FEDERAL PUBLIC POLICY DISCUSSIONS.

TO PROVIDE LEADERSHIP AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO THE COMMUNITY; TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC CONCERNING THE VITAL ROLE OF IN CREATION OF MEANINGFUL JOBS, AND IN MEETING THE PAYROLLS THAT ALLOW OUR CITIZENS TO ENJOY QUALITY OF LIFE; TO COMMUINICATE THE CONCERNS OF THE COMMUNITY TO ELECT AND APPOINTED OFFICIALS AT ALL LEVELS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT; AND TO SUPPORT POLITICAL CANDIDATES WHO UNDERSTAND AND PROMOTE THE FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM.

THE ASSOCIATION IS A GROUP OF REGIONAL EMS LEADERS ( OPERATIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE) REPRESENTING EMS AGENCIES IN AND ADJACENT AREAS THAT MEET MONTHLY TO NETWORK AND SHARE IDEAS. THE GROUP IS ALSO ACTIVELY INVOLVED WITH LOCAL EMS DELIVERY AND PLANNING AS WELL AS STATE EMS LEGISLATIVE EFFORTS WORKING CLOSELY WITH OTHER PA EMS TRADE AND PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AS WELL AS MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. CURRENTLY HAS 22 LICENSED EMERGENCY 911 SERVICES AND 37 LICENSED EMS TRANSPORT SERVICES WITH JUST OVER 2000 LICENSED PARAMEDICS, EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIANS AND OTHER EMS PROVIDERS WHO ARE READY TO RESPOND 24 HOURS A DAY, 365 DAYS A YEAR.

THE PURPOSES AND OBJECTIVES OF THE ARE: A) TO CREATE, FOSTER AND MAINTAIN BY LAWFUL AND PROPER MEANS AN ORGANIZATION FOR THE MUTUAL ADVANCEMENT AND WELFARE OF THOSE MEMBER STATIONS AFFILIATED WITH THE NETWORK; B) TO INFORM, COUNSEL AND ADVISE THE NETWORK BY LAWFUL AND PROPER MEANS WITH RESPECT TO THE PROBLEMS AND CONCERNS OF MEMBER STATIONS AFFILIATED WITH THE NETWORK; C) TO PROMOTE, FOSTER AND PRESERVE IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST, GOOD AND LAWFUL PRACTICES OF THE INDUSTRY; D) TO REPRESENT AND ADVOCATE BEFORE ADMINISTRATIVE, EXECUTIVE, LEGISLATIVE AND JUDICIAL BRANCHES OF FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS THE VIEWS AND INTERESTS OF MEMBER STATIONS AFFILIATED WITH THE NETWORK; AND E) TO ENGAGE IN ANY LAWFUL ACT OR ACTIVITY FOR WHICH A NONPROFIT CORPORATION MAY BE ORGANIZED AND MAINTAINED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS PROBABLY BEST

TO PROMOTE INTEGRITY, TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN GOVERNMENT AND FIDELITY TO THE RULE OF LAW THROUGH PUBLIC ADVOCACY, LITIGATION, AND MONITORING AND INVESTIGATING FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT ENTITIES AND OFFICIALS, AMONG OTHER ACTIVITIES.

DEV. and DISTRIBUTE KNOWLEDGE TO ELECTED OFFICIALS IN MEETING THE CHALLENGES LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES.

THE IS A REPRESENTATIVE TRADE SERVING THE INDUSTRY TO ADVANCE AND PROMOTE ETHICAL PRACTICES; EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF EMPLOYEES; COOPERATION WITH LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AND CITY LEADERS; AND A SPIRIT OF FRIENDLY COOPERATION AMONG MEMBERS TO BETTER SERVE THE PUBLIC.

WWTA) is the umbrella organization for all USTA, WTT, local and JTT leagues as well as community programming and events in County. Our mission is to promote the game and spirit of in our area. We strive to grow awareness in the communities we serve by facilitating adult, junior and special need leagues, programs and tournaments. The WWTA continually works with the USTA, local organizations and clubs, and local government municipalities to respond to the needs of our community and environment

The organization helps provide funding for the Fire Department, a municipal emergency response service. The funds are used to provide equipment and facilities and to sponsor recruitment events.

TO SUPPORT DEPARTMENT GOALS NOT OTHERWISE POSSIBLE UNDER MUNICIPAL BUDGETS, OFFER BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND PRIVATE CITIZENS AN OPPORTUNITY TO FORM A PARTNERSHIP WITH THEIR LEADERS, AND TO SUPPORT SERIOUSLY INJURED AND DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE SERVICE AND THEIR FAMILIES.

works with a growing community of youth-serving organizations, cultural institutions, city agencies, employers, and universities to remake in so it is driven by learners interests, enhanced by technology, and connected to opportunity.

THE (DCC) IS THE VOICE OF THE INDUSTRY. DCC: - REPRESENTS AND ADVANCES THE INTERESTS OF THE COMMUNITY - ADVOCATES FOR A BUSINESS CLIMATE, POLICIES AND INVESTMENTS THAT SUPPORT THE GROWTH AND SUCCESS OF THIS IMPORTANT BUSINESS SECTOR - AGGREGATES INDUSTRY EXPERTISE AND THOUGHT LEADERSHIP TO EDUCATE STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPERS, POLICYMAKERS, COMMUNITY LEADERS AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS ABOUT CENTERS AND HIGHLIGHTS THE ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY-BUILDING IMPACTS OF THE SECTOR.

THE ORGANIZATION WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CITY SURROUNDING MUNICIPALITIES TO CONSERVE, PROTECT, IMPROVE, ENHANCE AREA TRAILS TO BENEFIT THE GENERAL PUBLIC. IT SUPPORTS OPPORTUNITIES TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THESE RESOURCES SERVES AS A CHARITABLE CONDUIT TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT HELP TO CARRY OUT THE WORK LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.

THE REGION IS COMPRISED OF MULTIPLE MUNICIPALITIES LOCATED IN ILLINOIS AND IOWA. HAVING MULTIPLE JURISDICTIONS AND OVERSIGHT ENTITIES HAS RESULTED IN FRAGMENTED AND DUPLICATIVE USE OF SCARCE RESOURCES DIMINISHING SUCCESS. THERE IS NOT AN INDEPENDENT ENTITY THAT SEEKS TO ENHANCE COLLABORATION, COORDINATION, AND ALIGNMENT TO ACCELERATE SUCCESSES WHICH WILL GROW THE REGION AND REDUCE THE BARRIERS TO SUCCESS. AREAS OF FOCUS FOR ALIGNMENT, COLLABORATION AND COORDINATION INCLUDE EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT SKILL BUILDING, CHILDCARE, FOOD SECURITY, POVERTY, HOUSING, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH, PLACEMAKING, AND PHILANTHROPY. (Q2030) IS AN INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION THAT CONVENES MULTIPLE STAKEHOLDERS TO RESOLVE ISSUES, DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT STRATEGIES TO STRENGTHEN THE REGION. THE FRAMEWORK TACKLES TOUGH ISSUES FACING THE BI-STATE REGION AND LEVERAGES OPPORTUNITIES WITH THE BEST ODDS TO FOSTER TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE. THE ISSUES FALL INTO FOUR PRIORIT

ASSIST MUNICIPALITIES AND OTHER NONPROFIT ENTITIES IN DEVELOPING , SKATEBOARD AND OTHER RECREATIONAL USE BY CHILDREN AND ADULTS.

TO LOCALLY CARRY OUT THE OBJECTIVES THE , AND .

RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT CIVICEDUCATION

SUPPORT OF THE ARBORETUM OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,WHICH IS A HISTORIC GARDEN AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION THAT PROMOTES UNDERSTANDING OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLANTS, PEOPLE, AND PLACESTHROUGH PROGRAMS THAT INTEGRATE SCIENCE, ART, AND THE HUMANITIES.THE ARBORETUM IS THE OFFICIAL ARBORETUM OF THE COMMONWEALTHOF PENNSYLVANIA AND PROVIDES RESEARCH AND OUTREACH SERVICES TO STATE AGENCIES, COMMUNITY INSTITUTIONS, AND TO THE CITIZENS OF PENNSYLVANIA AND BEYOND.

Provide support and promote services for citizens Baytown, Texas.

TO SUPPORT, SERVE AND ADVOCATE FOR THE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICE NEEDS FOR THE RESIDENTS OF . TO WORK IN COLLABORATION WITH AGENCIES, ORGANIZATIONS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO IDENTIFY THE NEEDS INCLUDING THOSE CURRENTLY IN PLACE, UNMET AND/OR UNDERSERVED AND TO WORK TOWARDS SOLUTIONS FOR THE MOST PRESSING ISSUES. TO INCREASE THE COMMUNITYS UNDERSTANDING OF THESE NEEDS AND TO MOBILIZE RESOURCES TO MEET THOSE NEEDS.

Creation of public park for City of or other local governmental entity

Huachuca lodge #28 is an open lodge made up 700 active and retired law enforcement officers in good standing from state county municipal and federal law enforcement agencies. We are a organization supporting our members by presenting a unified vision regarding various legislative measures that have a direct effect our members. we support the local community through support to youth and adult charities.

E.Q.U.I.P. mission is to hire, train, and provide meaningful employment to severely disabled individuals by soliciting service contracts from State agencies and hiring the disabled to perform the contract requirements.

To protect property and persons from and other disasters, to lessen the burden of local government for protection, and to unite and train fighters.

THE MISSION OF ITLTRF IS TO STRENGTHEN AND ENHANCE THE COORDINATION OF AREA WIDE DISASTER EFFORTS ON LANDS LOCATED IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY AFFECTED BY WILDFIRES AND OTHER DISASTERS BY WORKING WITH , FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO 1 SHARE DISASTER RELIEF INFORMATION 2 SIMPLIFY ACCESS TO DISASTER RELIEF SERVICES, AND 3 PROVIDE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE EXPERIENCED NATURAL DISASTERS.

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