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1		FALL RIVER, MA
2		BRONX, NY
3		BROOKLYN, NY
4		Poughkeepsie, NY
5		CLIFTON SPRINGS, NY
6		BINGHAMTON, NY
7		WILLIAMSVILLE, NY
8		RUMSON, NJ
9		CASSVILLE, NY
10		CORNING, NY
11		New York, NY
12		COVENTRY, RI
13		NEW YORK, NY
14		RUMSON, NJ
15		SAUGERTIES, NY
16		Kingston, NY
17		N ATTLEBORO, MA
18		Holliston, MA
19		NORTH READING, MA
20		OCEANSIDE, NY
21		NEW YORK, NY
22		Brooklyn, NY
23		Lakewood, NJ
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25		GLASSBORO, NJ
26		NEW YORK, NY
27		NEW YORK, NY
28		BROOKLYN, NY
29		DANBURY, CT
30		Whately, MA
31		Newburyport, MA
32		Naples, FL
33		NEW YORK, NY
34		BROCKTON, MA
35		RED BANK, NJ
36		Toms River, NJ
37		NEW YORK, NY
38		Newark Valley, NY
39		Ann Arbor, MI
40		SCHAUMBURG, IL
41		Warrenton, VA
42		Newtown, PA
43		MADISON HEIGHTS, MI
44		OAKTON, VA
45		ST GERMAIN, WI
46		NEWARK, DE
47		ELLICOTT CITY, MD
48		BOYDS, MD
49		CINCINNATI, OH
50		Baltimore, MD

TO PROVIDE SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION SERVICES TO RESIDENTS AND CLIENTS OF ALL FAITHS.

ADMINISTRATION OF SMALL GROUP HOMES

IS COMMITTED TO SAVING LIVES WORLDWIDE BY FACILITATING STEM CELL TRANSPLANTS TO PATIENTS WHOSE SOLE CHANCE OF SURVIVAL IS A TRANSPLANT. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS THAT ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THOSE FACING MEDICAL OR MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES SUCH AS CANCER AND TO THE ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED AND CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS SO AS TO EMPOWER AND ASSIST SUCH INDIVIDUALS IN MAINTAINING INDEPENDENCE, RESTORING FUNCTION, PRESERVING DIGNITY AND IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE. SAID SERVICES, PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES INCLUDE, MEDICAL REFERRALS; SUPPORT AND REHABILITATION SERVICES; FOOD DISTRIBUTION; AMBULANCE AND VOLUNTEER CAR TRANSPORT; AND THE FREE LOAN OF MEDICAL, PEDIATRIC DEVELOPMENT, AUGMENTATIVE COMMUNICATION AND REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT. SERVICES AND GRANTS INCLUDE PROMOTING ACCESS TO AND FACILITATING STEM CELL TESTING OF INDIVIDUALS FOR INCLUSION ON THE INTERNATIONAL WMDA REGISTRY.

The mission of is to make accessible "the means of a thorough, well-proportioned and liberal education" that inspires each individual to lead a purposeful life. The makes possible an education that promotes analytical, informed, and independent thinking and sound judgment; encourages articulate expression; and nurtures intellectual curiosity, creativity, respectful debate and engaged citizenship. supports a high standard of engagement in teaching and learning, scholarship and artistic endeavor; a broad and deep curriculum; and a residential campus that fosters a learning community. Founded in 1861 to provide women an education equal to that once available only to men, is now open to all and strives to pursue diversity, inclusion, and equity as essential components of a rich intellectual and cultural environment in which all members, including those from underrepresented and marginalized groups, are valued and empowered to thrive.

THE ORGANIZATION") IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT FORMED PURSUANT TO THE MEMBERSHIP LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. ITS PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE A FACILITY FOR PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR THE TREATMENT, TRAINING AND REHABILITATION OF PERSONS SUFFERING FROM ALCOHOL AND OTHER CHEMICAL ADDICTIONS. THE FACILITY IS UTILIZED PRIMARILY BY AN AFFILIATED AGENCY.

A NOT-FOR-PROFIT SKILLED NURSING FACILITY OFFERING BOTH SKILLED NURSING AND REHABILITATION SERVICES.

INFO/SUPPORT FOR INDIVIDUALS/FAMILIES/PROF AFFECTED BY

Our mission is to empower people who are living with a disability, a chronic illness, or have been in an abusive relationship to live happier and more independent lives through service and assistance animals.

BREED, RAISE, TRAIN AND PLACE WITH VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE, MAINLY ON EAST COAST OF U.S. AT NO COST TO USERS OF .

THE ORGANIZATION IS A BASED, NOT-FOR-PROFIT DEDICATED TO ASSISTING LOW-MODERATE INCOME PEOPLE AND LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES WITH HOUSING NEEDS WITHIN THE COUNTIES OF CHEMUNG, SCHUYLER, AND STEUBEN, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NATIONAL, REGIONAL, AND LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS OFFERING UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH: 1. OPERATION OF HOUSING REHABILIATION PROGRAMS TO SINGLE, MULTIPLE AND MIXED-USED DWELLINGS AND 2. OPERATION OF BUSINESS REHABILITATION/DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS.

was organized and established to promote good relations between citizens of United States of America and citizens of Republic of France by assisting preservation, maintenance, rehabilitation of several historical monuments and locations in France, United States, and internationally.

TO PERFORM VARIOUS CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL FUNCTIONS SUCH AS PROVIDING AID TO FAMILIES WHO DEMONSTRATE FINANCIAL NEED TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND WHO HAVE SUFFERED A PERSONAL CRISIS, SUCH AS AN ILLNESS, DISEASE OR DISABILITY BORNE BY A FAMILY MEMBER. ORGANIZATION WILL ALSO PROVIDE DONATIONS IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATION SUCH AS THROUGH ENDOWMENT OF EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS, DONATIONS TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EDUCATIONAL CAUSES AND TO ANY OTHER CHARITABLE CAUSE IN COMPLIANCE WITH INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND REGULATIONS THERETO. ALL ACTIVITIES ENGAGED IN BY ORGANIZATION WILL QUALIFY AS A LAWFUL PURPOSE FOR WHICH AN ORGANIZATION MAY BE FORMED UNDER MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL LAWS, AS AMENDED, AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROVISIONS OF MASSACHUSETTS CORPORATIONS FOR CHARITABLE AND CERTAIN OTHER PURPOSES ACT.

TO PROMOTE THE AND PERSONAL ADVANCEMENT OF ITS MEMBERS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING, LEVERAGING OPPORTUNITIES AND COMMUNITY SERVICE INITIATIVES INCLUDING, AMONG OTHERS, THE FOLLOWING:I. PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS , AND PUBLICATIONS ON BUSINESS MATTERS, WITH A SPECIFIC FOCUS ON THE ART MARKET, INCLUDING FINANCIAL, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING, CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER SPECIALIZED AREAS OF INTEREST,II. CONDUCTING MEETINGS AND EVENTS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AMONG MEMBERS,III. COLLECTING AND DISSEMINATING INFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE ART MARKET, INCLUDING STATISTICAL DATA AND OTHER STATISTICAL RESEARCH,IV. ADVOCATING THE INTERESTS OF THE ARTS, ANDV. ADVOCATING INDUSTRY-WIDE EQUITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION.

TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NJ WHO ARE FACING THE MANY CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH DISABILITY, SERIOUS ILLNESS, TRAUMA,

TO PROVIDE REHABILITATION FOR INJURED, ILL AND ORPHANED ANIMALS IN ORDER TO RETURN THEM TO THE WILD. TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY AWARENESS, EDUCATION AND APPRECIATION FOR THE NATURAL CIRCLE OF LIFE, OFFERING VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES TO WORK WITH MANY DIFFERENT SPECIES IN ORDER TO EXPERIENCE THEIR TRUE NATURE.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS CREATED TO INVOLVE ITSELF IN ACTIVITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PEOPLE OF PUTNAM COUNTY, NEW YORK DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, AND NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT, SERVE, OR OTHERWISE ASSIST THEM, TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS WHO FUND RESEARCH AND OR PROVIDE TRAINING, RESOURCES, SERVICES AND AID TO INDIVIDUALS LIVING WITH AUTISM AND THEIR FAMILIES.

provides a wide range of information, advocacy, and support services for individuals and families with . We support a consortium of researchers, medical providers and caregivers to further research and promote optimal care for the LFS community.

A)TO PROVIDE LIFE LONG CARE FOR /SPECIAL NEEDS/HOSPICE RETRIEVERS TRANSFERRED TO THE FROM NATIONWIDE 501(C) 3 PROGRAMS, IN A COMMUNAL, HOME LIKE SETTING WHERE THEIR EMOTIONAL, SOCIAL AND MEDICAL NEEDS ARE MET. B)TO PROVIDE SUPPORTED ADOPTION SERVICE WHEN A SPECIAL HOME IS FOUND THAT MEETS THE UNIQUE NEEDS OF AN APPROPRIATE RESIDENT OF THE . C)TO PROVIDE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR DOGS OF ALL BREEDS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS IN SUCH SPECIALTY AREAS AS THERAPY DOG CERTIFICATION, DOG/CHILDREN READING PROGRAMS AND OTHER SUPPORTIVE AND INNOVATIVE DOG/HUMAN PROGRAMS. D)TO PROVIDE ANIMAL WELFARE EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR THE PUBLIC OF ALL AGES AT THE AND IN THE COMMUNITY. E)TO HELP GUIDE 501(C)3 PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY IN JOINING TOGETHER TO DEVELOP REGIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL CENTERS TO SERVE THEIR REGIONS.

Foundations fund raising efforts will benefit recognized charities, Autism Speaks, organizations that enrich and enable individuals with cognitive or developmental disabilities and Oceanside High School Scholarship Fund. It is our hope and intention to enrich peoples lives by contributing to and supporting these worthy organizations.

IS A SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY SPACE DEVOTED TO WOMEN WITH AUTISM - A PLACE WHERE WOMEN CAN FIND ACCESSIBLE SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL EXPERIENCES. THE ORGANIZATION HOSTS WEEKLY SOCIALS, ACTIVITY WORKSHOPS, AND SPEAKER EVENTS.

is a nonprofit charitable organization comprised of individuals who live with disabilities as a result of gun violence. Our mission is to protect at-risk youth from the dangers of bullying, gangs, and gun violence. Because of their first-hand experiences in urban environments, members of WAG are able to provide real-world solutions to potentially toxic situations in a way inner-city students can relate to and understand. Each week members of our organization visit schools, churches, and community centers in low-income neighborhoods to conduct gun and gang violence prevention workshops. Our workshops teach students how to avoid potentially dangerous situations by learning critical thinking skills, conflict resolution strategies, and how to build and maintain positive self-esteem.

Fund religious studies institution, help needy families and special needs children.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES TO THE DISABLED POPULATION BY ADMINISTERING A POOLED SPECIAL NEEDS TRUST FOR DISABLED INDIVIDUALS WHO CANNOT CARE FOR THEMSELVES.

PROVIDE FOOD AND HOUSING AND BASIC NEEDS FOR REHABILITATING CLIENTS.

KEEPING AN EDUCATIONAL EDGE FOR OPHTHALMIC PROFESSIONALS AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PATIENTS.

STRATEGICALLY DESIGN/LAUNCH INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH ASD.

TO SUPPORT, EMPOWER, EDUCATE, ENLIGHTEN AND UPLIFT PARENTS OF A CHILD DIAGNOSED WITH AUTISM AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TO LIVE A QUALITY OF LIFE THEY DESERVE IN THE COMMUNITY.

THE PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION IS TO ENGAGE IN ANY LAWFUL ACT OR ACTIVITY WHICH NONSTOCK CORPORATIONS MAY BE FORMED UNDER CONNECTICUT LAW INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, (1) THE COLLECTION AND DONATION OF SOCCER BALLS CHILDREN IN IRAQ, AFGHANISTAN, AND ANY LOCATION WHERE THERE MAY BE AMERICAN TROOPS, IN HONOR OF PFC. NICHOLAS A. MADARAS, (2) SUPPORT APPLIED BEHAVIORAL REHABILITATION INSTITUTE, ., ("ABRI") AND MOST SPECIFICALLY ITS PROGRAMS ENTITLED HOMES THE BRAVE AND THE PFC. NICHOLAS A. MADARAS HOME, SO LONG AS ABRI QUALIFES AS AN ORGANIZATION EXEMPT FROM TAX UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND OTHER LIKE PROGRAMS, BUT IN ALL EVENTS NOT ANY PURPOSE NOT PERMITTED OF AN ORGANIZATION THAT IS EXEMPT FROM TAXATION, (3) THE DISTRIBUTION OF SOCCER BALLS AND SOCCER EQUIPMENT TO CHILDREN IN OTHER LOCATIONS WHERE THE NEED IS GREAT AND THE EQUIPMENT IS APPRECIATED, ALL IN HONOR OF PFC. NICHOLAS A. MADARAS.

The (AMMES) is dedicated to serving the needs of patients caregivers through support, advocacy, education. AMMES provides direct support to disabled patients who are unable to meet their critical needs, such as food, rent, clothing, through the AMMES Financial Crisis Fund.

To and improve quality of life for children inpacted by AP-4 Associated Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia, Type 47 () by accelerating the research for a or treatment and providing financial support for patient therapies and equipment critical to their well-being and rehab

WSF) provides scholarships and support services to Maine students with limited financial resources and a strong motivation to succeed in college. WSF offers scholarships to high school graduates in Knox, Lincoln, Waldo, Hancock and Washington counties who attend partner colleges and community colleges in Maine. WSF staff works with the high schools to provide information to students and parents, works with the colleges to enable student success and communicates with each Scholar (Scholar) throughout their college attendance. WSF accumulates data and research to determine college progress followed by evaluation of results to continuously enhance college success for its Scholars.WSF conducts student support services for students and parents which may take place in WSF offices, college campuses or at Scholar events. Topics discussed include college life issues, scholastic issues, career counseling, emergencies or other special needs. Scholar

TO SUPPORT ALL THOSE AFFECTED BY THE DIAGNOSIS OF CANCER. TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR RESEARCH, FINANCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT FOR PATIENTS AND CAREGIVERS ALIKE. TO PROVIDE HOPE WHEN THEY NEED IT MOST BECAUSE "HOPE IS A GOOD THING, MAYBE EVEN THE BEST OF THINGS, AND GOOD THINGS NEVER DIE." - SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION

INCREASE AWARENESS AND GET PROFESSIONAL HELP FOR IN

THE RESCUES, REHABILITATES AND PROVIDES HOUSING FOR LOST, NEGLECTED AND ABUSED FARM ANIMALS.

To compensate victims of financial fraud and help them rehabilitate.

PRODUCED THE FIRST DRAFT OF A DIGITAL CURRICULUM TO IMPROVE THE WELLBEING OF AUTISTIC INDIVIDUALS AND SOCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS THAT WORK WITH PEOPLE WITH . THE ORGANIZATION SECURED TWO PARTNER SCHOOLS TO DEPLOY THE INITIAL CURRICULUM.

raises awareness for ALS and provides support to people living with the disease, their caregivers, and their families through fundraising and special events.

The organization owns and operates nursing homes, senior living facilities, assisted living facilities and related facilities, and provides healthcare and other services to the elderly and infirm.

The mission of THE ORGANIZATION is to advance women in medicine, advocate for equity, and ensure excellence in healthcare. The values of THE ORGANIZATION are integrity, equity, diversity, inclusion, collaboration, mentorship.

The organizations most significant activities involve the provision of ABA Applied Behavioral Analysis services to children with autism

The provides assistance and support to the families of children with special needs as well as to individuals and families struggling with addiction, isolation, and other crises.

A PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO BUILDING ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALISM IN THE STATE MICHIGAN. WE PROVIDE OUR MEMBERSHIP WITH PREMIER LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES TO INCREASE PROFESSIONALISM THROUGH EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCES. WE PROMOTE PROPER ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT THE STATE BUILDING CODES FOR THE GOOD THE PUBLIC.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT UNFUNDED OR UNDER-FUNDED PROGRAMS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.

WE ARE TRANSFORMING LIVES BY PROVIDING A RESPECT-BASED CULTURE OF ACCEPTANCE, SUPPORT, AND UNDERSTANDING FOR THOSE WHO ARE TOUCHED BY AUTISM, THROUGH COMMUNITY BUILDING AND EDUCATION.

HELP PEOPLE AND FAMILIES IMPACTED BY WITHIN THE STATE OF

CSFI PROVIDES QUALITY-OF-LIFE SOLUTIONS FOR SURVIVORS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS.

To provide rehabilitation services in Southeast by helping the victims of natural calamities/disasters in terms of building shelters, providing food clothing, supporting the health education of children. 2. To provide safe drinking water to underprivileged populations in remote areas of Southeast by installing hand, solar pumps, electric water pumps. 3. To provide economic stability for impoverished households by offering revival of livelihood grants. 4. To provide education health facilities for the children of impoverished households in Southeast . 5. To support, collaborate cooperate with other philanthropic charitable organizations to achieve similar aims objectives in other disaster-prone underprivileged areas of the world. 6. To promote a friendly image of the USA among the Southeast Asian people through rehabilitation activities during disasters development activities under normal circumstances.

TO ENHANCE THE INDEPENDENCE INDIVIDUALS WITH MOTOR DISABILITIES THROUGH EDUCATION, A HOLISTIC INDIVIDUALIZED PROGRAM INCORPORATING PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, AND EDUCATIONAL ELEMENTS IN A GROUP SETTING. CLCGC OFFERS PROGRAMS THAT FOCUS ON INTEGRATING MOTOR THERAPY INTO A LIFE-SKILLS BUILDING CURRICULUM TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE THE INDIVIDUALS WITH MOTOR DISABILITIES.

The exempt purpose of , . is provided mental health care for underserved population in City. The organization caters to approximately 450 patients with a range of mental issues with the goal of rehabilitation to become productive members of community.

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