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1		EAST HAMPTON, NY
2		HOLMDEL, NJ
3		CANTON, MA
4		Hamilton, NJ
5		NEW YORK, NY
6		PASSAIC, NJ
7		NEW GRETNA, NJ
8		GARDEN CITY, NY
9		NEW YORK, NY
10		Syracuse, NY
11		VICTOR, NY
12		Framingham, MA
13		PROVIDENCE, RI
14		NEW YORK, NY
15		NEW YORK, NY
16		Plainview, NY
17		GREAT BARRINGTON, MA
18		ESSEX JUNCTION, VT
19		NEW YORK, NY
20		SPRING VALLEY, NY
21		NEW YORK, NY
22		Hyde Park, MA
23		JERSEY CITY, NJ
24		Cape Vincent, NY
25		LAKEWOOD, NJ
26		Syracuse, NY
27		SPRINGFIELD, MA
28		Cranford, NJ
29		BRIDGEPORT, CT
30		Wendell, MA
31		WASHINGTON, DC
32		NEWARK, OH
33		Chester, VA
34		LEMARS, IA
35		Washington, DC
36		EAST TROY, WI
37		Bethesda, MD
38		CLINTON, IA
39		ALEXANDRIA, MN
40		MOLINE, IL
41		NASSAU, DE
42		MARSHALL, MI
43		Bottineau, ND
44		MACKEYVILLE, PA
45		LANSDALE, PA
46		SOUDERTON, PA
47		BETHLEHEM, PA
48		CLINTON, SC
49		Lancaster, OH
50		PHILADELPHIA, PA

purpose of corporation, as stated in our charter, is to enrich lives of others by fostering education in health, cultural, and environmental fields of endeavor. Currently, we are concentrating our efforts in area of water quality projects here in Town of East Hampton, as well as community based concerns such as local food pantries and educational projects.

TO DEVELOP FULL HUMAN AND ATHLETIC POTENTIAL OF URBAN YOUTH AND STRENGTHEN CULTURE OF NEW YORK CITY . THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP WITH DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, WORKS WITH MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS IN ALL FIVE BOROUGHS OF NYC TO PROVIDE STUDENT-ATHLETES WITH A SAFE, POSITIVE ATMOSPHERE IN WHICH THEY CAN LEARN ESSENTIAL LIFE LESSONS OF PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY AND TEAMWORK, PHYSICAL FITNESS AND NUTRITION, SELF-CONFIDENCE, AND LIFE-LONG LEARNING, SETTING THEM ON PATH TOWARDS COLLEGE AND A PROFESSIONAL CAREER.

To provide referral services, food, utilities, travel and housing payment assistance to the needy.

To provide animal welfare by way of shelter, food and veterinary services to homeless .

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATES OF HEAD START EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. TO MAKE CHARITIBABLE DISTRIBUTIONS TO PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING, MEDICAL CARE AND OTHER NECESSITIES TO CHILDREN WHO PARTICIPATE IN HEAD START EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. TO PROMOTE AND FACILITATE EARLY CHILDHOOLD EDUCATION.

TO ESTABLISH SOCIAL SERVICES FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES INCLUDING A FOOD PANTRY, SOUP KITCHEN, HEALTH CLINIC AND RELATED SERVICES.

HAS ESTABLISHED A COMMUNITY OUT REACH PROGRAM UNDER WHICH IT PROVIDES FOOD, CLOTHING AND MEALS TO LOCAL FAMILIES IN NEED OF SUCH ASSISTANCE. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE HOMELESS, NEEDY AND INDIGENT FAMILIES.

The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable purposes, including for such purposes, (1) the making of distributions organizations located in New York State that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code; (2) providing monetary and technical assistance or arranging for the provision of, food, clothing or shelter needy residents of the State of New York; (3) awarding scholarships individuals for musical studies; (4) raising awareness with respect the dangers of alcohol and drug abuse; and (5) carrying on any other activities necessary , in connection with, or incidental the foregoing.

SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER AND HOMELESSNESS.

For the charitable purposes of establishing a for collecting and re-distributing , including from sources other than the Department of Agriculture, to low-income and unemployed households to relieve situations of emergency and distress.

Operation of a for persons in need in Ontario County, NY.

To provide support to the players and coaches of the football program. This support includes food, transportation, training materials, clinics for coaches, and other activities that benefit the student-athletes and coaches.

TO SUPERVISE THE MANUFACTURING, PRODUCTION, PREPARATION, SALE, DISTRIBUTION, OR SERVING OF FOOD RELATED PRODUCTS OF ANY KIND FOR CERTIFICATION OF CONFORMITY WITH ORTHODOX JEWISH RELIGIOUS LAWS, CUSTOMS, AND POLICIES.

TO RECEIVE AND MAINTAIN FUNDS TO BE USED FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO PROVIDING TO NEEDY.

TO SUPPORT THROUGH ALLEVIATION OF HUNGER BY ENSURING THAT ALL NEW YORKERS HAVE ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOOD AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES.

To provide local families, especially those residing in the Long Island, New York area, who are in need or suffering from distress as result of caring , or dealing with, the illness, injury, or death of close family member, or effects of disaster, with funds to pay such items as food, clothing, medical treatment, transportation, funeral and burial expenses or other emergency needs.

GROWS THE REGIONAL FOOD ECONOMY BY PROVIDING SUPPORT TO FARMS AND FOOD BUSINESSES THAT STRENGTHENS THEIR VIABILITY AND HEALTHY FOOD ACCESS IN MA, NY AND CT.

Partnering with local Haitian community leaders and financially supporting self sustaining projects such as planting trees to provide food for community members. In addition to supporting a malnutrition program in rural

FOOD AND STUDIES FOR CHILDREN

TO SUPPORT IMPOVERISHED FAMILIES HELPING THEM BUY FOOD AND OTHER GROCERY ITEMS IN THE UNITED STATES AND ABROAD

THE IS DEDICATED TO FUNDING RESEARCH FOCUSED ON THE UNDERLYING CAUSES OF ALLERGIES AND IMPROVED TREATMENTS FOR PEOPLE WITH ALLERGIES.

PHEO'S MISSION IS TO EMPOWER AND COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY HUNGER, POVERTY, MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL CHALLENGES.

PROVIDE FOOD FOR THE POOR

Our purpose is strengthening our by providing access to nutritious, healthy as well as other programming that will benefit our and enhance the lives of our residents in need, in a healthy, respectful environment..

To help indignant families with basic food necessities, paying overdue utility bills, and clothing for the children.

Provide hope, health, healing and affordable access to fresh food.

The organization will provide funding to qualifying programs and nonprofits providing food, clothing, housing, and healthcare to orphans across the world.

Provide food, clothing, and early childhood educational supplies to low-income families from surrounding communities

To distribute food and food services to the Bridgeport community and to engage in any activities or acts that are legally permissable non-profit organizations under the relevant Federal and State of Connecticut guidelines.

Providing food relief to community

WE ARE ADVOCATES FOR SENIOR HEALTH WELLBEING WHO STRENGTHEN THE POLICIES PROGRAMS THAT NOURISH SENIORS. WE ACCOMPLISH IT THROUGH A COLLECTIVE VOICE LOCAL COMMUNITY ACTION. THE AGING SERVICES PROGRAMS(NANASP) IS A PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION WITH MEMBERS WORKING OR EXPERIENCED IN THE FIELD AGING, COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES, . FOUNDED IN 1977, NANASP IS RECOGNIZED BY POLICY MAKERS OTHER LEADERS IN AGING AS AN EFFECTIVE ADVOCATE FOR THEIR MEMBERS THE OLDER ADULTS THEY SERVE.

THE OPERATES A THRIFT STORE AND FOOD PANTRY SUPPORTED BY PUBLIC DONATIONS TO PROVIDE BASIC NEEDS TO THE POOR AND THE HOMELESS.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS EXCLUSIVELY EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)3 OF THE IRS CODE.

Provide humanitarian relief in the form of medical evaluation and care, dental care, nutritional assessment and care, food, medicines and other supplies; assistance in water project in rural areas; educational opportunities for disadvantaged children along with other non-specific charitable care to , Central America. The areas served are various, and the organization works closely with the Cerro de Plata Foundation, the Uno a Uno Foundation, Minister of Health (MoH) and other agencies that seek Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) assistance. The areas of principle concern are in La Montana de la Flor (MDLF), northetern Francisco Morazan department and home to the indigenous Tolupan, Nueva Capital SW of Tegucipalpa, and other rural areas in proximity to these areas. The Honduran Foundation Uno a Uno assists Le Mars, . in the implementation of various programs and the distribution of equipment, food, supplies and other cares.

Advocate changes in policies/programs/conditions that allow hunger and poverty to persist.

THE (BDA) AWAKENS AND ENLIVENS CO-CREATIVE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HUMANS AND THE EARTH, TRANSFORMING THE PRACTICE AND CULTURE OF AGRICULTURE TO RENEW THE VITALITY OF THE EARTH, THE INTEGRITY OF OUR FOOD, AND THE HEALTH AND WHOLENESS OF OUR COMMUNITIES.

To support organizations that provide education, nutrition and extracurricular activities to poor children in

THE PROVIDES FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF CLINTON AND TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE FOR SUCH ITEMS AS FOOD, RENT, MEDICAL CARE AND TUITION.

THE PROVIDES FOOD FOR THOSE WHO NEED IT IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, MINNESOTA. IN 2021, OVER 2,899 HOUSEHOLDS WERE PROVIDED FOOD. IN TOTAL OVER 8,460 PEOPLE WERE SERVED. A TOTAL OF OVER 710,437 POUNDS OF FOOD WAS DISTRIBUTED.

QC SOLELY SUPPORTS THE ROCK ISLAND COUNTY ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL CENTER BY PROVIDING VOLUNTEERS, FOOD, MEDICINE, AND SUPPLIES TO ANIMALS THAT NEED CARE. ALSO FUNDS PROGRAMS THAT FACILITATE PET ADOPTIONS AND REDUCED COST SPAY AND NEUTERING PROGRAMS.

PROVIDE EDUCATION AND MARKETING FOR AND OTHERS TO CREATE LOCAL AND SUSTAINABLE FOOD SYSTEM THAT ARE ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND, ECONOMICALLY VIABLE AND SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE.

PROVIDE EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE OF FOOD, SHELTER, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, CLOTHING, AND HOLIDAY BASKETS OF GIFTS AND NECESSITIES TO NEEDY FAMILIES IN AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS.

The care of cats and dogs from Bottineau County only, including actual expenses for transportation, food, veterinary services, administrative and equipment for the care of animals.

IS AN ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO WORKING AMONG PEOPLE WHOSE LIVES HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY NATURAL DISASTER, POVERTY, DISEASE AND FAMINE. THE ORGANIZATION RESPONDS TO NATURAL DISASTERS BY SENDING VOLUNTEER WORK CREWS TO REBUILD HOMES, AND LIVES. SERVES AS A CHANNEL FOR CHURCHES, COMMUNITY GROUPS AND MISSION GROUPS IN THEIR EFFORTS TO PROVIDE FOOD, HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION AND SHELTER TO AFFECTED COMMUNITIES. , . PROVIDES VOLUNTEER GROUPS TO COMMUNITIES IN CRISIS.

IS COMMITTED TO ENDING HUNGER IN THE NORTH PENN REGION BY PROVIDING FOOD, FULFILLING SOCIAL SERVICE AND EDUCATION NEEDS, AND CONDUCTING COMMUNITY OUTREACH. THROUGH A FOOD PANTRY AND SOUP KITCHEN, EMERGENCY FINANCIAL AID, COUNSELING AND REFERRALS , AND EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES, WE SERVE THOSE IN NEED WITH THE HOPE "THAT EVERYONE MIGHT BE FED".

IS A LEADING PROVIDER OF SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS ACROSS BUCKS AND MONTGOMERY COUNTIES. THE THREE MAIN AREAS OF FOCUS ARE HOUSING, FOOD, AND EDUCATION.

IS A VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION WITH 33,000 CLUBS IN OVER 200 COUNTRIES AND GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS. IT INITIATES HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS THAT ADDRESS CHALLENGES AFFECTING THE WORLD TODAY, SUCH AS HUNGER, POVERTY, AND ILLITERACY. MEMBERS UNITE A BROAD CROSS-SECTION BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL LEADERS AROUND THE WORLD AROUND A COMMON MISSION: SERVICE ABOVE SELF. THESE 1.2 MILLION MEN AND WOMEN DONATE THEIR EXPERTISE, TIME, AND FUNDS TO SUPPORT LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL PROJECT, HELPING PEOPLE IN NEED AND PROMOTING UNDERSTANDING AMONG CULTURES.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY FOR FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER AND OTHER BASIC NECESSITIES.

PROVIDE NUTRITION SERVICES, IN-HOME SUPPORT SERVICES, INFORMATION/REFERRAL, AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICES TO ADULTS IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY

TO PROMOTE THE OF AND AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS FROM THE U.S. .

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