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51		DRUMS, PA
52		LOUISVILLE, KY
53		CHICAGO, IL
54		SOUTH BELOIT, IL
55		GAINESVILLE, VA
56		HIGH POINT, NC
57		Indianapolis, IN
58		DULUTH, MN
59		Independence, OH
60		PHILADELPHIA, PA
61		WASHINGTON, PA
62		Cabot, PA
63		SEWICKLEY, PA
64		Harrisburg, PA
65		CANONSBURG, PA
66		Somerset, PA
67		ROSEVILLE, MN
68		CINCINNATI, OH
69		DAYTON, OH
70		GREAT FALLS, VA
71		WITTENBERG, WI
72		CONCORD, NC
73		ALMA, MI
74		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
75		PITTSBURGH, PA
76		CELINA, OH
77		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
78		Redfield, SD
79		Wilmington, NC
80		Wheaton, IL
81		Indianapolis, IN
82		LOUISVILLE, KY
83		HUNTINGDON VY, PA
84		FARMINGTON HILLS, MI
85		Sioux Falls, SD
86		CLARKSBURG, WV
87		COLUMBUS, OH
88		COLUMBUS, OH
89		Richwood, OH
90		Columbus, OH
91		DAYTON, OH
92		SOUTHFIELD, MI
93		NEWPORT, KY
94		CHILLICOTHE, OH
95		BROADVIEW HEIGHTS, OH
96		VERNON HILLS, IL
97		Glenview, IL
98		RAVENNA, OH
99		Cincinnati, OH
100		WHITEHOUSE, OH

TEND TO VETERANS AFFAIRS AND REHABILITATION, THE CARE PROTECTION CHILDREN VETERANS AND TO PRESERVE THE MEMORIES AND INCIDENTS PARTICIPATION IN THE GREAT WARS

TO PROVIDE MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TO SPECIAL NEEDS .

THE RECEIVES AND MAINTAINS FUNDS, OF REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY, AND TO USE AND APPLY THE WHOLE OF THE INCOME THERE FROM AND THE PRINCIPAL THEREOF, EXCLUSIVELY TO PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE OF PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES; TO FOSTER THE OF PROGRAMS IN THEIR BEHALF; TO ENCOURAGE RESEARCH RELATED TO DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES; TO ADVISE AND AID PARENTS IN THE SOLUTION OF THEIR PROBLEMS AND TO COORDINATE THEIR EFFORTS AND ACTIVITIES; TO DEVELOP A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROBLEMS OF INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES BY THE PUBLIC; TO COOPERATE WITH PUBLIC, PRIVATE, AND RELIGIOUS AGENCIES AND PROFESSIONAL GROUPS IN THE FURTHERANCE OF THESE ENDS; TO ASSOCIATE WITH AND SUPPORT FINANCIALLY THE STATE AND NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS; TO PROMOTE THE COMMON CAUSE; TO SERVE LOCALLY AS A CLEARINGHOUSE GATHERING AND GIVING OUT INFORMATION REGARDING THE PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

RAISE FUNDS FOR SIGHT and HEARING IMPAIRED, LOCAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL UNITS.

ASSIST THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED. PROVIDE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN THE STATE TO ASSIST IN THE HEALTH AND WELFARE RESIDENTS.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO NON PROFITS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PERSONS WITH DEVELPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

creates and presents exceptional community theatre. We value: Providing educational and lifelong learning opportunities; Producing theatre that involves, engages, reflects, and nourishes the community; Maintaining a strong and diverse volunteer base; Ensuring equitable opportunities for all, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disability, socio-economic status, or age, ; Creating an atmosphere of caring, support, inclusion, and professionalism; Balancing artistic vision and expression with financial stability; and Maintaining an intimate setting.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO HISTORIC MEDICAL CENTER AND POLINSKY MEDICAL REHABILITATION SPECIALTY HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES AND FOR INNOVATIVE PROGRAMMING THROUGHOUT THE REGION.

Providing residential group and support services in community-based or apartments, adult day support, and employment services for those w/ developmental disabilites.

Income shall be paid to the Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology, Columbia University, to be used to support scholarly clinical epidemiological activities whose goals are to prevent or delay losses that frequently accompany disability, chronic diseases, and aging.

TO AIDE AND ASSIST THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED; TO ASSIST WITH EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND EMPLOYMENT; TO PROMOTE THE INTERESTS THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED, AND TO CREATE AWARENESS AROUND PREVENTION UNNECESSARY BLINDNESS.

provides faith based, high quality skilled nursing, short term rehab, personal , adult day services, retirement living, child services. We serve those with limited funds to the best of our ability.

SERVES AS A PARENT CORPORATION TO NON-PROFIT EDUCATIONAL ENTITIES. PROVIDES DIAGNOSTIC, THERAPEUTIC, OUTPATIENT AND RESPITE SERVICES TO CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AND PROVIDES TRAINING TO EDUCATORS.

provides case management and referral services to individuals with mental and developmental disabilities

PROVIDE CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE RESIDENTIAL, VOCATIONAL, AND COMMUNITY BASED TO ENHANCE THE HEALTH, SAFETY, AND HAPPINESS OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AS THEY LIVE AND WORK WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.

The Mission of the PA Home Service Program is to support and promote the independence of individuals with developmental disabilities, by providing advocacy services in their home environment.

PROVIDE , PALLIATIVE CARE, RELATED THERAPY AND SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY, IN RENTAL HOUSING (ASSISTED LIVING AND INDEPENDENT LIVING) AND SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES.

PROVIDE RESIDENTIAL, DAY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH AUTISM AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES IN A FARM ENVIRONMENT. SERVICES INCLUDE WORKING, LEARNING AND LEISURE ACTIVITIES.

SUPPORT GREATER DAYTON, INC.

RESEARCH AND DATA GATHER OF PRODUCE RECALLS,FOOD/AGRICULTURE WARNINGS OR NOTIFICATIONS OR NEW STANDARDS. DEVELOPMENT OF PROGRAM TO DETECT SITUATIONAL AWARENESS FOR HEARING IMPAIRED

TO MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL, RECREATONAL, RESEARCH, AND REHABILITATION PURPOSES.

To support and distribute funds to other charitable and educational organizations which provide health, medical, social welfare, educational and other support programs and services for the benefit of children with illness, disease, injury, pain, disability, incapacity or other disadvantage.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO HOSPITALS AND REHABILITATION FACILITIES TREATING PATIENTS SUFFERING SPINAL CORD INJURIES. ALSO, TO PROVIDE FUNDING RESEARCH AND RESEARCH FACILITIES STUDYING AND SPECIALIZING IN PROGRAMS LEADING TO TREATMENT OF INJURIES AND DISEASE OF THE SPINAL CORD RESULTING IN .

TO PROMOTE EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH

TO PROVIDE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO THOSE WITH A BROAD SPECTRUM OF DISABILITIES.

NATIONWIDE CHILDRENS NEUROLOGY/AUTISM

FOUNDATION, INC. PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR INDUSTRIES FOR BLIND, INC. SUCH ORGANIZATION CREATES FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE BLIND OR VISUALLY IMPAIRED.

To provide public transportation to the residents or including the elderly, persons with disabilities and those that are dependent on

enrich the lives of Veterans by creating a Super Bond with custom trained working animals. It identifies veterans who could benefit from and care a custom trained animal and then pairs them with shelter which have been rescued, rehabilitated and trained that purpose.

Our mission is to equip people with disabilities in with the spiritual, physical, socio-economic and educational tools necessary for a miraculous transformation into a life of independence and advancement.

VOICES INDIANAS MISSION IS SUPPORT FAMILIES WHO HAVE CHILDREN AND YOUTH WITH HEALTH CARE NEEDS AND/OR DISABILITIES THROUGH EDUCATION, OUTREACH, AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS.

THE TRUST FUND (LAHTF) WAS CREATED IN 2008 AS A WAY FOR COUNCIL TO INVEST PUBLIC FUNDS IN THE KIND OF OUR COMMUNITY NEEDS: FOR PEOPLE ON FIXED INCOMES LIKE SENIORS AND PEOPLE WITH SERIOUS DISABILITIES; FOR YOUNG FAMILIES.

offers support to the local Huntingtons disease community educates the greater community about and the impact this neuro degenerative genetic disorder has on individuals and families and supports research. We offer a Care Consultant to provide professional social services at no cost to the community. The Care Consultant provides supportive counseling for individuals and families living with including but not limited to assisting with the disability process caregiver client phone support support groups various educational and social events community resource referrals and assisting with long term planning.

TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATION AND CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF THE , INC. AN ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE IRS CODE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SERVICES FOR CHILDREN, ADULTS AND FAMILIES SUCH AS ADOPTION, FOSTER CARE, FAMILY PRESERVATION, AUTISM PROGRAMS, IN-HOME AND OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH, VOCATIONAL SUPPORT AND RESPITE CARE, OR THE ACTIVITIES OF OTHER PUBLICLY SUPPORTED ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTIONS 509(A)(1) OR 509(A)(2) OF THE IRS CODE WHOSE SERVICES FOR CHILDREN, ADULTS AND FAMILIES ARE CLOSELY RELATED IN PURPOSE OR FUNCTION TO THOSE CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE , INC.

Awarding educational scholarships to wounded or disabled veterans the United States Armed Forces or, to the dependents and/or Spouses decreased, wounded or disabled veterans the United States Armed Forces.

PROVIDES EMERGENCY, INTEREST FREE LOANS TO STUDENTS AT WEST VIRGINIA WESELYAN COLLEGE AND SOUTHERN WEST VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO COVER MISCELLANEOUS ACADEMIC COSTS.

WE BRING MAINTENANCE-FREE LIVING AND PEACE MIND TO OVER 150 INDEPENDENT LIVING RESIDENTS. AS RESIDENTS NEED ADDITIONAL SERVICES, WE OFFER ASSISTED LIVING 24 HOUR DAILY ASSISTANCE AND A REHABILITATION CENTER WHICH PROVIDES SKILLED NURSING SERVICES ON A SHORT TERM OR LONG TERM BASIS. DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE INTERACTION BETWEEN RESIDENTS, WESTERWOOD PROVIDES A CONTINUUM CARE OLDER ADULTS.

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL AND ATHLETIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES TO IMPROVE WORKING ENVIRONMENTS, AND PROVIDE SUPPORT TO DISTRESSED OFFICERS AND FAMILIES DUE TO DEATH OR DISABILITY IN LINE DUTY.

OWRA) mission is to promote conservation by providing resources to , educators and the community. OWRA is committed to education and best practice development to support who help injured and orphaned .

A4K) is committed to providing services and/or supporting organizations that serve children with specialized needs by providing experiences that empower them to realize their full potential. envisions children with special needs achieving a clearer sense of identity and enjoying a higher quality of life.

PROVIDING HOME REHABILITATION FOR LOW-INCOME AREA HOMEOWNERS, PARTICULARLY THE ELDERLY.

RECONSTRUCTION REHABILITATION OF THE DISASTER AFFECTED AREAS, MAINLY BY PROVIDING EMERGENCY , FOOD, SHELTER,VOCATIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATION, WATER LIFE, ORPHANS WIDOW SUPPORT PROGRAMS, HEALTH FACILITIES ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT LIVELIHOOD PROGRAMS.

REHABILITATE BUILDINGS FOR RENTAL USE. REHABILITATION OF INNER CITY BUILDINGS THRU NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS.

TO CARE, TO HEAL, TO EDUCATE." THE REPORTING ORGANIZATION IS A REGIONAL HEALTHCARE WITH ONE HOSPITAL AND SEVERAL AMBULATORY CENTERS, IN ADDITION TO MULTIPLE PHYSICIAN PRACTICES. AHS OFFERS A WIDE SCOPE OF DIAGNOSTIC AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES BOTH FOR INPATIENTS AND OUTPATIENTS, INCLUDING COMPREHENSIVE CARDIOLOGY AND CANCER CARE. FURTHERMORE, AHS IS THE SOLE MEMBER OF TWO CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITALS, PIKE MEDICAL CENTER AND GREENFIELD MEDICAL CENTER, THAT FILE SEPARATELY.

NOTHERN MAKES PROFOUND, POSITIVE DIFFERENCES IN THE LIVES OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES BY HELPING THEM LIVE, LEARN, WORK AND PLAY IN THEIR COMMUNITY.

to provide financial support for the programs and activities SRACLC and creates awareness recreational opportunities for children through elderly adults with needs

Broaden public awareness and understanding of autism.

TO HELP PEOPLE ESPECIALLY WOMEN CHILDREN IN THE CARRIBEAN

To provide aging and special needs pets and their families the resourc and support they need

SUPPORTING THE MISSION AND OPERATIONS OF , ., WITH A FOCUS ON THE DEVELOPMENT AND INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND OWNING AND OPERATING REAL ESTATE AND PROVIDING OTHER AFFORDABLE INDEPENDENT HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES TO INDIVIDUALS WITH .

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