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101		PHILLIPSBURG, NJ
102		BETHLEHEM, PA
103		Easthampton, MA
104		UTICA, NY
105		East Northport, NY
106		MONTCLAIR, NJ
107		NEW YORK, NY
108		NEW HAVEN, CT
109		PURCHASE, NY
110		WEST POINT, NY
111		BROOKLYN, NY
112		PROVIDENCE, RI
113		NEW YORK, NY
114		MANASQUAN, NJ
115		SIMSBURY, CT
116		WATERBURY, CT
117		MAPLE SHADE, NJ
118		PLYMOUTH, MA
119		Lincroft, NJ
120		NEW YORK, NY
121		ST JOHNSBURY, VT
122		BRONX, NY
123		NEW CANAAN, CT
124		BROOKLYN, NY
125		PROVIDENCE, RI
126		BINGHAMTON, NY
127		Bronx, NY
128		NEW YORK, NY
129		New York, NY
130		EAST HAMPTON, CT
131		TURNERSVILLE, NJ
132		Chatham, MA
133		CHERRY HILL, NJ
134		BROOKLYN, NY
135		SPRING VALLEY, NY
136		EWING, NJ
137		MONROE, NY
138		Lexington, MA
139		IPSWICH, MA
140		Morris, NY
141		NEW YORK, NY
142		Gardner, MA
143		Portland, ME
144		MILLBURN, NJ
145		BROOKLYN, NY
146		East Brunswick, NJ
147		RAMSEY, NJ
148		MONTCLAIR, NJ
149		NEW YORK, NY
150		LENOX, MA

COMMUNITY SERVICE

THROUGH THE CREATION OF MARKETPLACES, NETWORKS CERTIFICATIONS THAT RAISE THE LEVEL OF PROFESSIONALISM BY INSPIRING, LEADING EMPLOWERING EACH MEMBER OF OUR COMMUNITY.

A CENTRAL BODY FOR ORGANIZATIONS

CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE CHARITABLE PURPOSES ARE DEVOTED TO CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, EITHER DIRECTLY OR BY CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS DULY AUTHORIZED TO CARRY ON CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

TO ENRICH THE LIVES OF THE STUDENTS ATTENDING FIFTH AVENUE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL THROUGH VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES.

THE FOUNDATION LENDS WORKS OF ART TO MUSEUMS FOR EXHIBITION. RELATED TO THIS EFFORT THE FOUNDATION RESARCHES AND SECURES WORKS OF ART WHICH THEY OWN AND LEND TO THEM.

IS DEVOTED TO THE CREATION, DEVELOPMENT AND PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTION OF NEW AMERICAN MUSICALS THROUGH THE CELEBRATION OF DIVERSITY AND MINORITY PERSPECTIVES, THE EMERGENCE OF NEW TALENT, AND THE TRAINING OF UNDERSERVED YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE NEW YORK AREA.

TO PROVIDE A MEDIUM THROUGH WHICH ALUMNI UNIVERSITY AND RESIDENTS COMMUNITY MAY CONTRIBUTE TO WELFARE UNIVERSITY AND ITS STUDENTS.

THE WAS INCORPORATED UNDER THE NOT-FOR-PROFIT LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK FOR THE PROMOTION AND SUPPORT OF , STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. UNIQUELY, COMBINES BOTH RENOWNED AND HIGHLY SELECTIVE PROFESSIONAL AND CONSERVATORY ARTS PROGRAMS WITH DISTINGUISHED LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES PROGRAMS. THE LARGEST PROGRAMS ARE IN VISUAL ARTS, MUSIC, LIBERAL STUDIES, PSYCHOLOGY, DANCE, BIOLOGY, JOURNALISM AND NEW MEDIA.

FOSTER AND DEVELOP A SPIRIT OF COMMUNITY RESPONSILIBITY AT UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY AT

TO EMPOWER ARTISTS AT CRITICAL STAGES IN THEIR CREATIVE LIVES.

CORPORATION (WEHDC) IS A PRIVATE, NOT- FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION INCORPORATED IN 1970. THE KEY COMPONENTS OF OUR MISSION ARE: ENABLING HOME OWNERSHIP, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND ECONOMIC . THE MISSION OF CORPORATION IS TO PROMOTE THE OF HEALTHY, SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES THROUGH SERVICES TO HELP INDIVIDUALS AND NEIGHBORHOODS MEET THEIR AFFORDABLE NEEDS IN THE END NEIGHBORHOOD AND OTHER PARTS OF PROVIDENCE AND RHODE ISLAND. WEHDC STRIVES TO FULFILL THIS MISSION BY BUILDING AND RENOVATING HOMES, ATTRACTING RESOURCES INTO THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND INVESTING IN THE DIVERSE PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN, WORK IN AND SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY. WEHDC ACCOMPLISHES THESE GOALS BY OFFERING A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS AND SERVICES RELATED TO REAL ESTATE , ECONOMIC , HOME OWNERSHIP , INCLUDING LENDING AND COMMUNITY BUILDING AND ORGANIZING AND THROUGH STRATEGIC ALLIANCES.

PROVIDES SPACE FOR A REHAB PROGRAM WHICH IS OPERATED BY A RELATED NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION, ALSO A VALUE ADDED RESELLER OR PRODUCTS IN ITS PRODUCT-LINE.

TheKnightsofColumbusisafraternalbenefitsociety,recognizedbytheIRSasatax-exemptorganizationunderSection501c8oftheinternalRevenueCodeIRCInaddition,pursuanttoagroupexemption,theIRSrecognizesallsubordinatecouncilsincludingKnightsofColumbus#3231intheUnitedStatesas"fraternallodges."ThisCouncildedicatesitselftohelpcatholicmenandtheirfamilies,Catholiccharities,peopleinneedandthegreatercommunityintimesofneedandtoperformandfundothercharitableworks.ScheduleO-Line6showsthethreetopspecialeventsheldbythiscouncilandScheduleO-Line10showsthegrantsandsimilaramountsmadebythiscouncilinthetaxyearforamountsover$500.DuetoCovid-19,theOrganizationhadlimitedfundraisingactivity.

CCEA LAYS THE FOUNDATION FOR WORKFORCE READINESS BY INSPIRING AND EMPOWERING PRE-TEENS AND TEENS IN GREATER HARTFORD THROUGH PROJECTS AND PARTNERSHIPS THAT BUILD CHARACTER, SKILLS, AND PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS. WE FULFILL OUR MISSION BY: FOCUSING SQUARELY ON EARLY-INTERVENTION WORKFORCE READINESS TRAINING. TEACHING SKILLS THAT PROMOTE SUCCESS IN JOBS WHILE ALSO SHAPING CHARACTER AND BEHAVIORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO SUCCESS NOT JUST IN THE WORKFORCE BUT ALSO IN LIFE. CONNECTING YOUTH WITH SUCCESSFUL ADULT ROLE MODELS, AND EXPOSING THEM TO OPPORTUNITIES THAT CAUSE THEM TO IMAGINE NEW POSSIBILITIES FOR THEIR FUTURE. ENGAGING YOUTH IN PURPOSEFUL PROJECTS THAT PROVIDE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE AND ALSO VISIBLY TRANSFORM COMMUNITY SPACES. PROVIDING TURNKEY COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS TO ENGAGE VOLUNTEERS WHO CARE ABOUT OUR URBAN ENVIRONMENT AND THE YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN IT. COLLABORATING WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO LEVERAGE RESOURCES, AVOID DUPLICATION, AND MAXIMIZE POSITIVE LONG-TERM IMPACT ON YOUTH AND

TO RAISE FUNDS AND PROMOTE AWARENESS IN SUPPORT OF THE MISSION OF COLLEGE.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT/ASSISTANCE

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO RENDER ASSISTANCE TO BETH ISRAEL DEACONESS -PLYMOUTH, ITS PATIENTS AND FAMILIES AND THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE THROUGH SERVICE, PUBLIC RELATIONS AND FUNDRAISING AS APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

The mission of the is to help students achieve their dream of earning a degree. The solicits private funding from individuals, businesses, organizations, and private foundations to support and fund student scholarships and grants.

OPERATES TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PROGRAMS WITH A REHABILITATIVE FOCUS AS WELL AS PERMANENT HOUSING PROGRAMS WHICH PROVIDE BOTH THE FINANCIAL SUBSIDY AND DIRECT SERVICE SUPPORT WHICH ENABLE INDIVIDUALS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS TO ACCESS AND MAINTAIN HOUSING IN THE COMMUNITY. ALSO OPERATES, INDEPENDENT OF ITS HOUSING, A CARE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM PROVIDING OUTREACH, ENGAGEMENT AND CARE COORDINATION TO ADULTS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS AND/OR OTHER CHRONIC HEALTH CONDITIONS AND HOME AND COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES, WHICH INCLUDE HABILITATION, PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION, AND PEER AND FAMILY SUPPORTS, PROVIDED IN THE COMMUNITY TO ADULTS WITH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DISORDERS WITH THE HIGHEST RISK OF HOSPITALIZATION OR INSTITUTIONALIZATION.

Part III - Primary Exempt Purpose The purpose of the , . (NVRH) shall be render service and its patients, and assist in promoting the health and welfare of the community, in accordance with objectives established by the . This organization shall exist exclusively for charitable purposes. Membership shall be open all male and female adults who are interested in and who are willing uphold the purpose of the . The major service support provided by the the is represented by volunteers from the providing support services throughout the . These services include greeting at the front desk, providing personal assistance female clients obtaining mammograms, assisting with duties in the laundry room, administrative support as well managing and staff

TO DEVELOP AND CULTIVATE EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, CULTURAL, RECREATIONAL, AND CHILD CARE ACTIVITIES AMONG STUDENTS OF .

OPERATE YOUTH BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL LEAGUES

TO PROVIDE A BUILDING TO BE USED FOR MEALS AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS FOR FUNDED BY THE NYC DEPT FOR THE AGED AND INDIVIDUAL DONATIONS

THE WORKS TO SUPPORT, SUSTAIN AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY CENTERS SO THEY CAN PROVIDE HIGH-QUALITY, COMPREHENSIVE CARE.

NOT-FOR-PROFIT FACILITY OFFERING RESIDENT SERVICES TO THE FRAIL AND ILL ELDERLY OF THE COMMUNITY.

Services; Distribution of food, clothing and housing allowance and job placement

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT, ARTISTIC SUPPORT AND OTHER SIMILAR SUPPORT TO ASPIRING .

Hopes mission is to champion community-led change. We nurture the work of the community-led organizations around the world. We help to ensure that they have the freedom and resources needed to change lives in their communities and build a better future for generations to come.

COMMUNITY, INTERNATIONAL, VOCATIONAL SERVICE TO OTHERS, SCHOLARSHIP ACTIVITIES AND OTHER COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

ENGAGING YOUTH IN COMMUNITY SERVICE

seeks to shape a world where women, children, and men live free of oppressive systems, and flourish in as God intends. Our mission is to end the oppression of girls and women by cultivating biblical oneness between men and women. Through the integration of biblical and scientific messages on human bonding, with investment in girls and women, we minister alongside like-minded global partners to transform hearts so that cultural practices that devalue, mutilate, or silence women and girls no longer hold sway in African communities.

The is a 501(c)(3) organization that seeks to support, protect and enrich the legacy of Christ the King Regional School in Haddonfield, NJ. The Foundations broad based initiative includes providing for capital improvements, long and short-term financial support, community awareness, student financial aid and support of educational initiatives at Christ the King Regional School.

TO PROVIDE RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION and EDUCATION TO JEWISH CHILDREN. TO OPERATE A RELIGIOUS SCHOOL AND ALL MATTERS PERTAINING TO THE RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR ASPECTS OF OPERATING A SCHOOL.

was funded on May 1, 2008 to provide a community based voluntary ambulance service in the Village , Rockland County, York, ambulance and emergency

THE TEACHER ORGANIZATION IS A NONPROFIT TEACHER ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO INSTITUTE AND SUSTAIN A CLOSE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND STUDENTS BY EVOLVING OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE HOME, AND COMMUNITY.

TO OPERATE AN ARTICLE 16 CLINIC LICENSED BY THE NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, AND TO ASSIST PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES IN GAINING ACCESS TO SERVICES AND SUPPORTS APPROPRIATE TO THEIR NEEDS.

seeks to improve access to effective mental health services and psychosocial supports for people and families affected by mental illness in resource poor settings around the world. Working with our partners from the Network, we develop and promote strategies to enable people to live and work in healthy communities. We provide demonstration programs and training strategies for community health workers to promote self-help groups, peer support and other community partnerships. Our work is in partnership with programs and other collaborators in low resource settings in Africa and South Asia.

TO PROVIDE TO EXISTING AND FUTURE COMMUNICATIONS , INCLUDING FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT, AND PEG PROGRAMMING FOR THE , MASSACHUSETTS .

To encourage the Creek watershed to become an even better place to live, work, and play. Our activities connect communities, protect the environment, and promote the arts.

FOUNDATION MAKES CONTRIBUTIONS TO LOCAL NON-PROFITORGANIZATIONS WHICH PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL ANDSOCIAL SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY.

The Scholarship was set up under the will of . The Scholarship was funded in late 2008 began operations in 2009. died on December 15, 2007. The Scholarship granted scholarships to two (2) individuals in 2021.

is organized and operated to provide education to persons interestedin interfaith spiritual education which may lead to ordination as a chaplain, andto support interfaith chaplains in their service to human kind and planet.

SHARING TOOLS WITH CHILDREN AND ALL WHO ARE CONNECTED WITH CHILDREN, (NYM) ENHANCES THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE AND PROVIDES EASY ACCESS TO INCREASED PEACEFULNESS, FOCUS AND CONFIDENCE AS A COMPLEMENTARY SOURCE OF DISCIPLINE AND STRUCTURE FOR ALL. NYM MEETS , NEW JERSEY CHILDREN WHERE THEY ARE, BRINGING THEM LIFE SKILLS THROUGH THE PRACTICE OF , BREATHING AND CENTERING AT THEIR SCHOOLS AND IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. SINCE 2009, THE ORGANIZATION HAS SERVED TO OVER 34,000 CHILDREN, 5,000 EDUCATORS AND THOUSANDS IN THE COMMUNITY.

TO OPERATE A WEBSITE THAT FULL INFORMS UPON ALL LIVE JAZZ IN NEW YORK CITY; TO PROVIDE AN OUTLET FOR SMALL CULTURAL EVENTS IN THE NEW YORK CITY AREA IN THE FIELD OF PROGRESSIVE JAZZ IMPROVISATIONAL MUSIC; TO BUILD A SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY FOR PROGRESSIVE JAZZ IMPROVISATIONAL MUSIC IN NYC BEYOND THROUGH CREATIVE BOOKINGS, AFFORDABILITY, YOUTH ENGAGEMENT.

ACS helps people in need who are experiencing a difficult time paying their rent, utility and personal expenses. ACS provides household supplies to the needy and the poor. ACS saff make referrals to clinical social worke

TO BRING A CLOSER RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE HOME AND , SO THAT PARENTS, GUARDIANS, TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS MAY COOPERATE INTELLIGENTLY IN THE EDUCATION AND EXTRA CURRICULUM ACTIVITIES OF EACH CHILD, WHILE PROMOTING THE WELFARE OF THE STUDENTS, AT HOME, IN THE AND IN THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE. TO ALSO DEVELOP BETWEEN EDUCATORS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC SUCH UNITED EFFORTS AS WILL SECURE FOR EVERY CHILD THE HIGHEST ADVANTAGES IN ALL ASPECTS OF THEIR EDUCATION, AND TO PROVIDE AND ENCOURAGE A WELL-ROUNDED AND EXCITING EXPERIENCE FOR ALL CHILDREN IN AND OUT OF THE CLASSROOM.

THE MISSION OF IS TO TEACH LIFE SKILLS AND TO PROVIDE FREE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR THOSE MOST IN NEED. WE ARE WORKING TO CLOSE THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP FOR THESE CHILDREN. WE PROVIDE ONE-ON-ONE AFTER-SCHOOL TUTORING TO STUDENTS IN GRADES K-12, FOUR DAYS A WEEK IN MATH, LANGUAGE ARTS, SOCIAL STUDIES AND SCIENCE. OUR TEAM OF VOLUNTEER TUTORS IS MADE UP OF CURRENT AND RETIRED EDUCATORS, BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS, AND HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS.

TO PROVIDE, ENHANCE AND PROMOTE MEDICAL RELATED TO THE FIELDS OF AND BRONCHOESOPHAGOLOGY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY. PRIMARY

ENGAGES COMMUNITY BY PRODUCING THEATRICAL EVENTS FOR EVERYONE AND DONATES A PORTION OF THEIR PROCEEDS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT WORK TO BENEFIT THE LIVES OF WOMEN AND GIRLS IN OUR COMMUNITIES AND WORLDWIDE.

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