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151		EVANSTON, IL
152		HINSDALE, IL
153		MOUNT CARROLL, IL
154		Chicago, IL
155		BATAVIA, IL
156		Chicago, IL
157		Westmont, IL
158		BROOKFIELD, IL
159		NEW ULM, MN
160		Chicago, IL
161		Minneapolis, MN
162		Byron, IL
163		FRANKLIN PARK, IL
164		CHICAGO, IL
165		EAST MOLINE, IL
166		Chicago, IL
167		OLYMPIA FIELDS, IL
168		ROLLING MEADOWS, IL
169		LYNCHBURG, VA
170		Rantoul, IL
171		MORTON, IL
172		BELLEVILLE, IL
173		BLOOMINGTON, IL
174		BENTON, IL
175		DECATUR, IL
176		LANSING, MI
177		MUSKEGON, MI
178		SOUTHFIELD, MI
179		HOWELL, MI
180		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
181		MUSKEGON, MI
182		CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI
183		LANSING, MI
184		WESTLAND, MI
185		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
186		LANSE, MI
187		NORTHVILLE, MI
188		Traverse City, MI
189		WHITE LAKE, MI
190		ROMEO, MI
191		ANN ARBOR, MI
192		SOUTHFIELD, MI
193		BIG RAPIDS, MI
194		MIDLAND, MI
195		BIG RAPIDS, MI
196		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
197		TROY, MI
198		GLADWYNE, PA
199		FRANKFORT, MI
200		PITTSBURGH, PA

ROTARIANS PROMOTE INTEGRITY, GOOD WILL AND PEACE THROUGH FELLOWSHIP OF BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS.

PROMOTE GOOD BUSINESS PRACTICES

CONTINUE TO ENHANCE AGRICULTURE AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN OUR THROUGH EDUCATION, INVOLVEMENT, AND LEADERSHIP. THIS MEANS WE WILL DO WHAT WE CAN TO HELP OUR FARMERS SUCCEED IN THEIR BUSINESS ALONG WITH WORKING TO IMPROVE LIFE IN OUR .

SECC collaborates with other University of businesses, and organizations to foster a spirit of community and to enhance ongoing quality of life across neighborhoods it serves.

TO STRIVE TO PROMOTE PROGRAMS ON ISSUES THAT IMPACT THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY.

THE MISSION THE JCCC IS TO DEEPEN MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN U.S. BUSINESSES THROUGH AWIDE VARIETY CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE PROGRAMS.

PROMOTE BUSINESS IN VILLAGE

A PRIVATE NOT-FOR-PROFIT SERVICE AGENCY THAT INITIATES, PROVIDES, AND PROMOTES FOR PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILES WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

PROMOTE POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE AGRICULTURE AND BUSINESS COMMUNITIES IN THE NEW ULM AREA

To advance civic, economic, industrial, professional, and cultural welfare the business community.

A $500,000 concessionary loan for 8 years to Four Bands Community Fund. Four Bands Community Fund serves Native clients across South Dakota in the areas of small business development, business lending, financial literacy, and youth entrepreneurship.

Promoting volunteerism, community events, award people for community service, promote new and existing businesses, and provide information on the community to the public.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO ACCEPT CONTRIBUTIONS, GIFTS AND BEQUESTS FROM INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS, OR BUSINESSES THAT WOULD SUPPORT EFFORTS TO ENRICH AND SUPPLEMENT REGULAR EDUCATION PROGRAMS OFFERED STUDENTS OF COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 212, COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS. THIS SUPPORT SHALL BE FOR SUCH ACTIVITIES AS PROVIDING FUNDS FOR EQUIPMENT ACQUISITION, UTILIZATION OF VISITING EDUCATORS, MINI GRANT SUPPORT FOR INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF, SUPPORT FOR INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS, SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS AND OTHER ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES.

EXHIBITIONS LLC: THE FORMED A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY NAMED EXHIBITIONS LLC ON MARCH 22, 2016. EXHIBITIONS LLC WAS FORMED TO ORGANIZE AND PRESENT CULTURAL AND ART EXHIBITIONS AND TO ENGAGE IN ANY OTHER LAWFUL BUSINESS OR ACTIVITY THAT ISNECESSARY OR CONVENIENT TO THE BUSINESS AND PURPOSE OF THE . EXHIBITIONS LLC IS CONSIDERED A DISREGARDED ENTITY.

TO PROMOTE COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL RECREATIONAL DEVELOPMENT THAT ENHANCES BOTH THE TAX BASE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN ; PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ENCOURAGE BUSINESSES TO LOCATE IN IDENTIFIED PROJECT AREAS; TARGET BUSINESSES WHICH WILL PROVIDE TRAINING FOR UNEMPLOYED OR UNDEREMPLOYED INDIVIDUALS SECURE UNSAFE PROPERTIES IN ECONOMICALLY DEPRESSED AREAS; OFFFER SITES ON FAVORABLE TERMS TO NEW OR EXISTING BUSINESSES.

The Foundation was established exclusively for the benefit and to carry out the purposes of the of Chicago, a not-for-profit organization.

TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND EDUCATION OF THE AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

TO RESTORE THE LIVES OF ORPHANS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CHURCHES, CORPORATIONS, AND INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE A PASSION TO HELP NEEDY, PARENTLESS CHILDREN.

The Corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, scientific and educational purposes within the meaning Section 501(c)(3) the Internal Revenue Code or the corresponding provision any future federal tax law (the "Code") , including but not limited to providing academic scholarships and micro-community grants, promoting financial literacy, providing relief to disaster victims and coordinating efforts with other union-supported charities, primarily in Virginia. Subject to the limitations set forth below, the Corporation may conduct any or all lawful affairs, not required to be stated specifically in these Articles, for which corporations may be incorporated under the Virginia Nonstock Corporation Act.

The is dedicated to adding value for its members and the general community by bringing people together to support business, educational, social and community activities to create positive outcomes for community building initiatives.

IMPLEMENT PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES THAT STRENGTHEN LOCAL BUSINESSES AND ENHANCE THE AREA.

TO DEVELOP, IMPLEMENT, ADMINISTER and MONITOR PROGRAMS THAT WILL MOVE INDIVIDUALS and FAMILIES TOWARD SELF-SUFFICIENCY; THAT INCLUDES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TO ENHANCE THE CREATION OF JOBS BY THE ATTRACTION and RETENTION OF BUSINESSES and STABLIZATION FOR . RESIDENTS.

FACILITATE CHARITABLE GIVING FOR INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES, HELP ORGANIZATIONS WITH ENDOWMENT FUNDS, SERVE AS FISCAL AGENT FOR CHARITABLE PROJECTS AND ACT AS A CATALYST FOR INNOVATIVE CHARITABLE SOLUTIONS TO MEET AREA NEEDS.

PROMOTE BUSINESS AND TOURISM

TO PROVIDE UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS TO JUNIOR AND SENIOR STUDENTS IN GOOD ACADEMIC STANDING IN THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS.

TO SERVE RETAIL MERCHANTS OF IN AREAS OF COMMON BUSINESS INTERESTS INCLUDING LEGISLATIVE AND EDUCATIONAL NEEDS, MARKETING AND PROCESSING OF CREDIT CARD SALES, AND INSURANCE PROGRAMS.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING, GOODWILL, AND PEACE THROUGH A WORLD FELLOWSHIP OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PERSONS UNITED IN THE FIELD OF SERVICE.

HELPS PEOPLE MEET LIFE CHALLENGES AFFECTING THEIR SELF-SUFFICIENCY THROUGH COUNSELING, TRAINING, and SUPPORT IN ACCORDANCE WITH JEWISH VALUES OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY, COMPASSION, RESPONSIBILITY and THE STEADFAST BELIEF THAT THE BEST WAY TO HELP PEOPLE IS TO MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR THEM TO HELP THEMSELVES. SERVES INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES, THE FRAIL and AT-RISK ELDERLY, YOUTH, UNEMPLOYED and UNDEREMPLOYED WORKERS, PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS AND/OR SEEKING AFFORDABLE HOUSING THROUGH A VARIETY OF and EDUCATION and TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES THAT MAXIMIZE THEIR ABILITIES AND SUPPORT THEIR INDEPENDENCE. TO MAXIMIZE OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR CLIENTS and BUILD RELATIONSHIPS WITH POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS, ARE PROVIDED TO NON-PROFIT ORGS and FOR PROFIT BUSINESSES, and MAY INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO INDUSTRIAL SUB-CONTRACTS, JOB PLACEMENT, VOCATIONAL ASSESSMENT, TRAINING and REHABILITATION PROGRAMS and RESOURCE RELATED TO VOCATIONAL and EMPLOYMENT ISSUES and OPPORTUNITIES.

PROVIDE A BUSINESS EDUCATION THAT EQUIPS INDIVIDUALS TO DELIVER SUPERIOR SERVICE TO EMPLOYERS AND THEIR COMMUNITIES.

TO PROVIDE BUSINESS EDUCATION TO STUDENTS, GRADES K-12.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PERSONS UNITED IN THE IDEAL OF SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY AND ITS CITIZENS

FOUNDED IN 1954 BY A SMALL GROUP OF TEACHERS, PRINCIPALS OTHER SCHOOL EMPLOYEES, UNION (MSGCU) HAS BEEN PROVIDING QUALITY FINANCIAL SERVICES TO ITS MEMBERS FOR MORE THAN 60 YEARS. WHETHER IT IS A CHECKING OR SAVINGS ACCOUNT, LOAN, IRA, CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, MORTGAGE OR CARD,MSGCU WANTS TO HELP ITS 132,000 MEMBERS ACHIEVE THEIR FINANCIAL SUCCESS.WITH 16 OFFICES LOCATED THROUGHOUT MACOMB, OAKLAND, WAYNE COUNTIES, PROVIDING FULL ONLINE BANKING MOBILE SERVICES, WITH $2.8 BILLION IN ASSETS, $2.1 BILLION IN LOANS, A STAFF OF 370 EMPLOYEES, MSGCU IS A VALUED RESOURCE FOR FINANCIAL WELLBEING FOR BOTH CONSUMERS BUSINESSES. AT THE END OF 2020 OUR LENDING PORTFOLIO TOTALED APPROXIMATELY $2.1 BILLION. THE CONSUMER LENDING PORTION OF THE PORTFOLIO WAS JUST OVER $967 MILLION. THE MORTGAGE PORTFOLIO WAS JUST UNDER $992 MILLION THE BUSINESS LOAN PORTFOLIO WAS $128 MILLION. MEMBER SHARES TOTALED OVER $2.386 BILLION.

MFB) IS A MEMBER DIRECTED AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATION WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO REPRESENT, PROTECT, AND ENHANCE THE BUSINESS, ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS OF OUR MEMBERS LOCATED THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF .

THE MISSION THE IS TO SUPPORT, STIMULATE, STRENGTHEN AND ASSIST IN THE GROWTH THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY.

POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION PREPARING STUDENTS FOR CAREERS IN BUSINESS, HEALTH, AND TECHNOLOGY. QUALITY, CAREER-ORIENTED ACADEMIC PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED THROUGHOUT THE MAIN CAMPUS IN GRAND RAPIDS AND OTHER CAMPUSES THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN.

TO PROMOTE BUSINESS, TOURISM, AND COMMUNITY EVENTS IN MICHIGAN

A. TO PROMOTE THE FELLOWSHIP AND WELFARE OF PENN , STUDENTS, PARENTS OF STUDENTS, AND OTHER FRIENDS OF PENN UNIVERSITY RESIDING IN THE OF ESPECIALLY IN THE CHAPTER GEOGRAPHIC AREA B. TO ASSIST THE UNIVERSITY IN PROMOTING ITS PROGRAMMING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PENN ASSOCIATION C. TO SUPPORT VARIOUS UNIVERSITY AND PENN ASSOCIATION PROGRAMMING THROUGH CHAPTER VOLUNTEER SERVICES D. TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO SELECTED RESIDENTS ATTENDING PENN , THROUGH THE PENN ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND AND FUNDRAISING FOR THE CHAPTER AWARD E. TO ENGAGE WITH THE COMMUNITY THROUGH VOLUNTARY SERVICE ACTS THAT SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS WHO QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, LOCAL BUSINESSES SEEKING VOLUNTEER SUPPORT EFFORTS, UNIVERSITY RELATED PHILANTROPHIC INITIATIVES, AND EVENTS TO IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY BY MEANS OF CHAPTER HELD FUNDRAISING EVENTS F. THE CHAPTER IS RESPONS

To inspire citizens, businesses and governmental units to take action to protect the environment, strengthen the economy and enhance our quality of life.

THE , . (THE )WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1981 AS A MICHIGAN NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION. ITS PURPOSE IS TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS FOR GRANTING ANNUAL COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATES OF MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOLS WHO HAVE SHOWN SUPERIOR ACADEMIC SKILLS, OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP ABILITY AND INVOLVEMENT IN COMMUNITY SERVICE AND SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. THE ALSO SUPPORTS AN INTERNSHIP PROGRAM AT THE DETROIT NEWS FOR AWARDEES INTERESTED IN JOURNALISM.

BUSINESS GROWTH and DEVELOPMENT

ADVANCES THE REGION BY ENCOURAGING AND SUPPORTING BUSINESS ACCELERATION, ATTRACTION, EXPANSION AND RETENTION. OUR ORGANIZATION IDENTIFIES AND MEETS THE NEEDS OF COMPANIES AT EVERY STAGE, FROM START-UPS TO LARGE ORGANIZATIONS. COLLABORATES WITH BUSINESS, ACADEMIC, GOVERNMENT AND COMMUNITY INVESTMENT PARTNERS TO POSITION THE REGION AS A DESTINATION FOR INNOVATION.

FACC PROMOTES FAMILIARIZATION WITH FRENCH AND AMERICAN BUSINESS PRACTICES.

CONDUCT AN ANNUAL CAMPAIGN TO RAISE CONTRIBUTIONS FROM AND RESIDENTS AND BUSINESS FOR GRANT MAKING TO COMMUNITY HEALTH, WELFARE AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT OFFER PROGRAMS CENTERED AROUND MEETING CRITICAL NEEDS AND PROVIDING YOUTH MENTORING TO AND RESIDENTS.

WE PROVIDE WORKPLACE AND OCCUPATIONAL AND SERVICES FOR CONTRACTORS AND BUSINESSES OF ALL SIZES WHILE HELPING TO PROMOTE AND CREATE SAFE COMMUNITIES THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS WITH BUSINESSES AND LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS.

TO OPERATE AND ACT EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING SECTION 501(C)(3) THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE 1986, AS AMENDED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, TO RELIEVE POVERTY, ELIMINATE PREJUDICE, REDUCE NEIGHBORHOOD TENSIONS, COMBAT COMMUNITY DETERIORATION WITHIN ECONOMICALLY DEPRESSED AREAS THE , INCREASE EMPLOYMENT AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND HELP GENERATE NEW AND ADDITIONAL TAX REVENUES WITHIN THE , WHICH MAY BE UNABLE TO OBTAIN AID THROUGH CONVENTIONAL SOURCES, BOTH ON OR NEAR THEIR PRESENT SITES AND ON NEW SITES WITHIN THE , AND THE ATTRACTION AND ENCOURAGEMENT NEW COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL BUSINESSES TO SITES WITHIN THE BY CONDUCTING STUDIES, DEVELOPING LAND USE AND ASSISTING AND ENCOURAGING THE SOUND BUSINESS PLANS, COUNSELING BUSINESSES, ENCOURAGING EMPLOYMENT LOW AND MODERATE INCOME PERSONS AND ENGAGING IN OTHER SIMILAR ACTIVITIES WHICH MAY BE CA

This past year we directed our efforts and funds to supporting mentor- mentee relationships for purposes of helping believers to grow in their relationship with Christ. These activities were directed by local missionaries in Russia. This program appeals to all different strata of people. To those who come out of rehab or prison to people struggling in life to business people to new converts to those with questions about life. There was at least a 100 people who were helped by these activities.

TO PROMOTE AND CREATE GREATER VISIBILITY OF THE AVENUE CORRIDOR, HIGHLIGHTING ITS BUSINESSES AND RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITIES IN THE PARTICIPATING COMMUNITIES OF BERKLEY, BIRMINGHAM, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, FERNDALE, HUNTINGTON WOODS, PLEASANT RIDGE, PONTIAC, AND ROYAL OAK, MICHIGAN

PAY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS TO BE AWARDED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS AND THE PHILADELPHIA ARTS and BUSINESS COUNCIL, TWO PUBLIC CHARITIES.

BUSINESS LEAGUE

TO ENDOW AT KALAMAZOO COLLEGE A PROFESSORSHIP OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND A COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAM

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