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101		Columbia, SC
102		GREENBELT, MD
103		CLYDE, OH
104		CORNING, IA
105		OCEAN CITY, MD
106		EDGAR, WI
107		PEWAUKEE, WI
108		Alexandria, VA
109		WASHINGTON, DC
110		Westerville, OH
111		RALEIGH, NC
112		WHEATON, IL
113		ROGERS, MN
114		CINCINNATI, OH
115		YELLOW SPRINGS, OH
116		Indianapolis, IN
117		CAMBRIDGE, OH
118		LEESBURG, IN
119		GAHANNA, OH
120		Cincinnati, OH
121		Circleville, OH
122		ATHENS, OH
123		BRISTOL, VA
124		WESTERVILLE, OH
125		MONTEVIDEO, MN
126		Hickory, NC
127		CINCINNATI, OH
128		COLUMBUS, OH
129		Cincinnati, OH
130		RICHMOND, VA
131		ANNAPOLIS, MD
132		BERWYN, PA
133		PEPPER PIKE, OH
134		Beachwood, OH
135		Wickliffe, OH
136		West Mansfield, OH
137		MISHAWAKA, IN
138		SHELBY, IN
139		ROME CITY, IN
140		Warsaw, IN
141		Indianapolis, IN
142		CORYDON, IN
143		CRETE, IL
144		FORT WAYNE, IN
145		PARK RIDGE, IL
146		LOUISVILLE, KY
147		CHICAGO, IL
148		Chicago, IL
149		Elmhurst, IL
150		GLEN ELLYN, IL

The Mission StatementThe (GPF) supports community initiatives that benefit the people of St. Vincent and the in four primary areas: Basic Needs: clean water supplies, sustainable sanitation, and waste management systems; Education: primary and secondary education, youth health development and sports programs, and adult education;Economic Development: infrastructure and economic development initiatives that create self-sustaining economies; and Environmental Protection and Conservation: land, marine and cultural preservation projects and renewable energy efforts. With the assistance of community leaders in St. Vincent and the , the GPF identifies viable projects and then provides financial support through grants to locally based non-profit organizations.

is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes, including: To provide technical consulting services in support of the Comprehensive Rural Health Project (), which was established in 1970 to improve comprehensive health care access in rural and poor communities in India, through grassroots and community based health and development programs, educational training and research; To assist in the promotion of health and development programs and the by organizing students and professionals as volunteers and advisors in the United States who can provide advice and support to the CRHP in order to facilitate implementation and ensure sustainability; and To raise awareness and distribute information about the health and other needs of rural, impoverished, and marginalized peoples of India

promotion and participation of good sportsmanship and safety in hunting and social events as a and furtherance of sound programs for wildlife conservation.

AIDING , IA TO ENRICH AND GROW ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RESIDENTS OF OUR .

CHARITABLY FORMED TO ENCOURAGE, FOSTER, AND PROMOTE THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY, THE EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT THE WORKFORCE, THE BEAUTIFICATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION THE AREA, AND THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT THE WORKFORCE.

PROMOTE OUTDOOR HERITAGE

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE AFTER-SCHOOL OPPORTUNITIES FOR MIDDLE-SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY TO BECOME INVOLVED IN ATHLETICS SO THAT THEY MAY LEARN THE CHARACTER TRAITS OF ACCOUNTABILITY, TEAMWORK, LEADERSHIP, WORK ETHIC, AND PERSEVERANCE WHILE IN A SAFE AND SUPERVISED ENVIRONMENT WITH THEIR PEERS.

To cultivate vibrant local systems that prioritize health, equity, and sustainability, from the farm forward.

SUPPORTS ORGANIZATIONS IN A VARIETY OF AREAS, INCLUDING ENVIRONMENTAL AND EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES

Utilized funds to promote education (young birders support) and conservation via nest box programs, grassland bird research as well as habitat restoration

The organization supports the efforts the NC Department Agriculture and Consumer Services Program by 1) increasing public awareness and understanding the program; 2) encouraging the public to support and promote the work the program; 3) providing support for program activities; and 4) soliciting and holding funds in support program activities.

THROUGH THE LOVE OF JESUS CHRIST WILL PROVIDE A HOLISTIC ENVIRONMENT THAT INCLUDES PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL SUPPORT FOR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN IN KENYA.

THE MISSION IS TO PRODUCE AN ENVIRONMENT THAT INSPIRES STUDENT ATHLETES, COACHES, PARENTS AND THE COMMUNITY TO COLLECTIVELY CREATE A POSITIVE AND SPIRITED ATMOSPHERE FOR OUR BASEBALL PROGRAM. OUR DESIRE IS TO BUILD A STRONG MORAL CHARACTER AND ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN THE STUDENT ATHLETES WHILE SEEKING TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL PROGRAM, AS WE STREGHTEN THE STATUS OF OUR PROGRAM, TO SUPPORT THE FINANCIAL NEED OF OUR STUDENT ATHLETES.

IS A JESUIT CATHOLIC ROOTED IN THE LIBERAL ARTS TRADITION. OUR MISSION IS TO EDUCATE EACH STUDENT INTELLECTUALLY, MORALLY, AND SPIRITUALLY. WE CREATE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH RIGOROUS ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS INTEGRATED WITH CO-CURRICULAR ENGAGEMENT. IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF OPEN AND FREE INQUIRY, WE PREPARE STUDENTS FOR A WORLD THAT IS INCREASINGLY DIVERSE, COMPLEX AND INTERDEPENDENT. DRIVEN BY OUR COMMITMENT TO THE COMMON GOOD AND TO THE EDUCATION OF THE WHOLE PERSON, THE COMMUNITY CHALLENGES AND SUPPORTS STUDENTS AS THEY CULTIVATE LIVES OF REFLECTION, COMPASSION AND INFORMED ACTION.

STEWARDSHIP OF NATURE PRESERVE, ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, AND RAPTOR PROGRAMS

is not for profit building materials warehouse whose dual mission is to divert usuable building materials from landfills while eliminating improvident dumping and educating the public, especially , about the importance of recycling and reuse.

TO PROMOTE WILDLIFE AND EDUCATION.

PRESERVATION OF WETLANDS IN COOPERATION WITH THE NATURE CONSERVANCY AS A MEANS OF KEEPING NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE. PRESERVE and PROTECT THE ECOLOGY; ENCOURAGE ONLY THOSE USES OF AROUND THE THAT WILL PRODUCE A POSITIVE IMPRESSION AND A POSITIVE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT; TO PREVENT DANGEROUS, INJURIOUS OR NOXIOUS CONDITIONS SUCH AS POLLUTION, UNSANITARY CONDITIONS ON LAND AND WATER AND OVERCROWDING ON LAND AND WATER.

PROVIDE APPROPRIATE LEARNING EXPERIENCES FOR IN A SAFE AND HEALTHY CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT

The operates an environmental education center for area school children and garden education programs. School children visit in classes. In 2021, the education center provided 265 programs. In total, 6,008 children and 1,084 adults visited the center during the year.

To promote conservation, education, firearm sports safety, and to provide a firearms training facility for law enforcement.

FOREST PROTECTION

TO EDUCATE RESIDENTS AND FARMERS OF SW VIRGINIA AND EAST TENNESSEE THE BENEFITS OF ORGANIC FARMING AND FORESTRY CONSERVATION

TO FACILITATE, ORGANIZE AND PROMOTE THE INTERESTS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THE THROUGH EDUCATION AND COOPERATION IN THE AREAS OF TECHNOLOGY, PRODUCTIVITY, INNOVATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

CURE) IS A RURAL, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION MADE OF PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT WELL-BEING OF THEIR NEIGHBORS, HEALTH OF LAND AND WATER, AND LEGACY WE LEAVE FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. CURE IS AN ORGANIZATION LONG ROOTED IN MOVEMENT FOR RURAL SOCIAL JUSTICE. WIDELY KNOWN AS A COMMUNITY-BASED, GRASSROOTS LEADER, CURE SHARES WHAT IT KNOWS AND DRAWS ON EXPERTISE OF OTHERS THROUGH REGIONAL AND NATION-WIDE NETWORK COLLABORATIONS. CURE WORKS IN AREAS OF CLIMATE, ENERGY, RURAL DEMOCRACY, WATER, AND CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH NATURE WITH A FOCUS ON CIVIC ENGAGEMENT FLOWING THROUGH ALL PROJECTS.

The is a conservation organization where the primary goal is to conserve our natural resources. We offer educational programs to the general public in order to raise public safety. Facilities are open to NC Resource Commission, NC

TO EDUCATE PEOPLE, IN A CATHOLIC ENVIRONMENT, FOR CAREERS IN and OTHER HEALTH RELATED FIELDS.

PROVIDES AN INCLUSIVE NURTURING ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUTH TO HAVE FUN, MAKE FRIENDS, SERVE OTHERS AND EXPLORE THE GREAT OUTDOORS. , ., FKA FIRE USA CENTRAL OHIO COUNCIL, WAS FOUNDED AS FIRE COUNCIL IN 1913. IN 1928, THE COUNCIL BECAME AN OHIO NON-PROFIT AND PURCHASED IN THE HOCKING HILLS IN ROCKBRIDGE, OHIO. WE HAVE MANAGED THE PROPERTY AND HELD OVERNIGHT CAMPS AND EVENTS FOR YOUTH AT THE SITE SINCE 1928. THE ORGANIZATION FOCUSES ON NATURE EDUCATION, OUTDOOR SKILLS, CONFIDENCE, AND COOPERATION SKILLS IN ALL OF THE PROGRAMS. EACH SUMMER, WE RUN A DAY FOR YOUTH ALSO FOCUSED ON OUTDOOR SKILLS AND NATURE EDUCATION WITH WEEKLY FIELD TRIPS.

is a residential program for youth which shall enrich the lives of its campers and staff with a fun, unique, communal Jewish camping experience. We encourage the development of Jewish identity, enable the formation of lifelong friendships, and provide the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of challenging recreational and creative programming within a safe and inclusive environment.

TO PRESERVE NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AS WELL AS ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY NEAR CORCOADO NATIONAL PARK OF COSTA RICA.

IN 2018, STAFF CONTINUED THEIR COLLABORATION WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, WORKING ON THE CORAL REEF RESILIENCE MODEL. THE FIRST PEER-REVIEWED SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION WAS WRITTEN AND SUBMITTED TO CORAL REEFS FOR PUBLICATION. STAFF ALSO TRAVELED TO SAUDI ARABIA TO PARTICIPATE IN THE FUTURE OF THE RED SEA BIODIVERSITY WORKSHOP HOSTED BY KING ABDULLAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (KAUST). THIS LED TO COLLABORATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO ORGANIZATIONS. THE COOK ISLANDS FINAL REPORT WAS FINALIZED BY THE , AS WELL AS OTHER SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS WITH PARTICIPANTS OF THE GLOBAL REEF EXPEDITION. STAFF ATTENDED THE ALLIANCE FOR CONSERVATION EVIDENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY LAUNCH IN WASHINGTON DC AND PROVIDED FEEDBACK ABOUT SUCCESSFUL CONSERVATIONS EFFORTS OF THE GLOBALLY.

IS A PRIVATE, INDEPENDENT SCHOOL GRADES PRE-K THROUGH 12, FOUNDED, WITH THE HELP OF GODS GRACE, TO ASSIST PARENTS IN THE EDUCATION AND FORMATION OF THEIR CHILDREN BY PROVIDING A CLASSICAL LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION IN THE TRADITION OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH AND FAITHFUL TO THE MAGISTERIUM. IT IS THE MISSION OF THE TO PROMOTE AND NURTURE THE SPIRITUAL, INTELLECTUAL, AND PHYSICAL GROWTH AND TALENTS OF ITS STUDENTS THROUGH THE TIME-TESTED CLASSICAL LIBERAL ARTS COURSE OF STUDY. STUDENTS STUDY AND LEARN IN A WHOLESOME AND RIGOROUS ENVIRONMENT. THE CATHOLIC FACULTY INTEGRATES THE MAGISTERIAL TEACHING AND TRADITION OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH THROUGHOUT THE CURRICULUM. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THEIR FAMILIES, STUDENTS ARE TAUGHT TO BE EFFECTIVE CATHOLIC CITIZENS AND LEADERS. THEY ARE TAUGHT TO KNOW, LOVE AND SERVE GOD AND NEIGHBOR, AWARE OF THEIR ULTIMATE PURPOSE IN LIFEETERNAL HAPPINESS WITH GOD IN HEAVEN.

OFFERS HOLISTIC EDUCATION THAT TRANSFORMS STUDENTS FOR SERVICE, LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE BY PROVIDING UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS THAT FOSTER LIFELONG LEARNING AND PERSONAL WISDOM IN AN ENVIRONMENT CHARACTERIZED BY: CATHOLIC AND HERITAGE; WOMEN-CENTERED LEARNING; VALUES-BASED CURRICULA; AND AN INCLUSIVE, GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE.

develops ethical leadership, confident critical thinking, a lifelong love of learning. By integrating superior general academics Judaic studies, " JDS" achieves excellence in a nurturing, welcoming environment that engages teaches to the whole child.

To promote the development of , recreation, and leisure services in County; to enhance the quality of life in County by preserving land, environment, and natural heritage; and to create significant opportunities by conservation, education, recreation, and relaxation either directly or by contributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code and its Regulations as they now exist or as they may hereafter be amended.

West Mansfield Conservation Club

PROMOTE ENVIRONMENT IN

ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE, TO ENHANCE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, NATURAL BEAUTY AND RECREATION BY MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATION AND NO OTHER PURPOSE.

conservation, flood, weed, and pollution control.

The mission is currently carried out in four ways: To provide opportunities to all youth from all cultural ethnic backgrounds To promote develop youth as an enjoyable lifetime sport that contributes to good health leadership discipline builds self-esteem To support programs that focus on creating positive environments for at-risk youth To help youth reach their highest potential in .

OUR MISSION IS TO INSPIRE AND ASSIST EVERYONE TO EXPERIENCE PHILANTHROPY, PRODUCING POSITIVE AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH IN . OUR VISION IS TO GROW INTO THE BEST TO LIVE, WORK AND RAISE A FAMILY. WE VALUE GENEROSITY, INTEGRITY, SUSTAINABILITY, STEWARDSHIP, INNOVATION, COLLABORATION, INCLUSION, AND EXCELLENCE.

Purpose of Ministry is briefly described as follows: primary purpose of and its activities is to advance Christian discipleship, fellowship and education in an urban "coffee shop" type environment.

TO CONNECT KIDS AND ANIMALS, STRENGTHEN FAMILIES, AND INSPIRE PEOPLE TO CARE. WE ACCOMPLISH OUR MISSION BY MANAGING THE DAILY OPERATIONS OF OUR 40 ACRE FACILITY WHERE WE CARE FOR OVER 1,200 ANIMALS ACROSS 200 SPECIES AND PARTICIPATE IN DOZENS OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION PROGRAMS.

TO ADVANCE THE SCIENCE TRIBOLOGY THE PRACTICE ENGINEERING IN ORDER TO FOSTER INNOVATION, IMPROVE THE PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT PRODUCTS, CONSERVE RESOURCES, PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT.

TO SUPPORT IN JAPAN WITH FINANCIAL AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE STRIVING TO PROVIDE PROGRAMMING WITH GLOBAL IMPACT IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION.

ZOO IS DEDICATED TO CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH NATURE BY PROVIDING A FREE, FAMILY-ORIENTED WILDLIFE EXPERIENCE IN THE HEART OF CHICAGO AND BY ADVANCING THE HIGHEST QUALITY OF ANIMAL CARE, EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND CONSERVATION.

sponsors, administers and supports Graduate Education programs. Each institutional member provides a supportive educational environment, routine assessment quality control, and commitment presence and financial resources to support these endeavors. These include administering payroll and benefits for over 1,200 fellows, interns and residents at 12 participating institutions.

The mission of the Club is to provide an excellent instructional and competitive environment aimed at developing highly competitive players. Our philosophy is to provide both on-ice and off-ice training using professional directors and coaches for each team. Additionally, we ensure a competitive schedule designed to stretch players beyond their comfort zone.

THE MISSION OF . IS TO GIVE STUDENTS WITH FINANCIAL NEEDS THE OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND COLLEGE. WITH A FOCUS ON EDUCATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT, . EXTENDS THE USEFUL LIFE OF SLOW-MOVING AND EXCESS INVENTORY DONATIONS BY REDISTRIBUTING THESE GIFTS TO 2- AND 4-YEAR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, INCLUDING COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND TRIBAL INSTITUTIONS HELPING THEM LOWER THEIR OPERATING EXPENSES. IN TURN, THESE SCHOOLS HELP THEIR STUDENTS WITH SCHOLARSHIPS ENABLING THEM TO TRANSFORM THEIR OWN LIVES. PRODUCTS NOT SUITABLE FOR USE ON CAMPUS ARE RECYLED, REPAIRED, OR CONVERTED TO CASH TO FUND ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE FORM OF CASH GIFTS TO PARTNER SCHOOLS. IN 2017, . REBRANDED AS EALGREEN TO CELEBRATE THE SUCCESS OF THIS CIRCULAR ECONOMY MODEL AND THE 20,000 STUDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED SCHOLARSHIPS TO DATE.

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