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151		MILWAUKEE, WI
152		BEAVER DAM, WI
153		Milwaukee, WI
154		Darlington, WI
155		MADISON, WI
156		DULUTH, MN
157		Bloomington, MN
158		Winona, MN
159		SAINT PAUL, MN
160		Rosemount, MN
161		ALEXANDRIA, MN
162		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
163		Minneapolis, MN
164		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
165		DULUTH, MN
166		Minneapolis, MN
167		BRAINERD, MN
168		Minneapolis, MN
169		WAVERLY, IA
170		AMES, IA
171		SIOUX CITY, IA
172		GREENFIELD, IA
173		PERRY, IA
174		COUNCIL BLFS, IA
175		JESUP, IA
176		AUDUBON, IA
177		Keota, IA
178		WEST DES MOINES, IA
179		CHARITON, IA
180		ALBIA, IA
181		BURLINGTON, IA
182		COON RAPIDS, IA
183		OELWEIN, IA
184		ZEBULON, NC
185		Bryant, SD
186		LAC DU FLAMBEAU, WI
187		MILWAUKEE, WI
188		Fargo, ND
189		WILLISTON, ND
190		Turtle Lake, ND
191		Cleveland, OH
192		PHILADELPHIA, PA
193		CHICAGO, IL
194		HARTSVILLE, SC
195		LAKE CITY, MN
196		SOUTH BEND, IN
197		RAPID CITY, SD
198		TYNDALL, SD
199		EAGLE BUTTE, SD
200		STURGIS, SD

RDC) DRIVES SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC BY ALIGNING RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES WITH SPECIALIZED RESOURCES THAT STRENGTHEN HARAMBEE, RIVERWEST AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

TO UNDERTAKE PROGRAMS and INITIATIVES INTENDED TO STIMULATE ECONOMIC WITHIN THE WISCONSIN

To revitalize Milwaukee neighborhoods with the collaboration of minority firms for the purpose of creating jobs, providing training for minorities in the trades industry and individuals in the trades, and fostering homeownership in Milwaukees central city.

PROMOTE ECONOMIC

WI-CARH IS DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION, PROMOTION EDUCATION OF THE HOUSING INDUSTRY IN . WI-CARH IS A NONPROFIT CORPORATION A STATE CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HOUSING (CARH) BASED IN WASHINGTON, D.C. OUR ACTIVITIES TAKE SEVERAL DIRECTIONS SUCH AS SUPPORTING AGENCIES LIKE DEVELOPMENT, USDA, WHEDA, LENDERS OTHER HOUSING FUNDERS. THIS INCLUDES ENSURING CONTINUATION OF PROGRAM FUNDING ADVOCATING NEW SOURCES OF FUNDING THE VARIOUS PROGRAMS DIRECTED TOWARD HOUSING.

PROMOTE LEGITIMATE INTERESTS OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Ending interpersonal violence through community outreach, crisis response and LT stabilization.

The promotion of the city of Minnesota through sponsoring community groups youth programs improving public recreational and sporting facilities supporting the city through public works and improving public relations.

MHP) STRENGTHENS DEVELOPMENT CAPACITY AND PROMOTES SYSTEMS CHANGE TO EXPAND OPPORTUNITY, ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE WITH THE GREATEST NEED. WE SUPPORT, LEAD, AND COLLABORATE WITH A DIVERSITY OF PARTNERS TO STIMULATE INNOVATION AND DRIVE POSITIVE IMPACT IN AFFORDABLE AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN AND BEYOND

is dedicated to cast-in-place construction. Monthly education

THE ORGANIZATION PROMOTES ALL PHASES IN THE RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY. IT ALSO INTERACTS WITH SIMILAR ORGANIZATIONS ON THE STATE AND NATIONAL LEVEL.

WBBA EXISTS TO ENGAGE THE COMMUNITY IN THE RESPONSIBLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE DISTRICT WHILE PRESERVING THE UNIQUE CHARACTER AND HERITAGE OF THE CEDAR-RIVERSIDE AREA.

revitalization

TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION AND DIALOGUE FOR MANAGERS, ARCHITECTS, OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS INVOLVED DIRECTLY IN MANAGEMENT.

IMPROVING ACCESS TO - (GHCI) LEADS THE INSURE DULUTH COALITION, 15 ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING A COORDINATED COMMUNITY APPROACH TO 1) INFORMING RESIDENTS OF DULUTH AND THE SURROUNDING AREA ABOUT COVERAGE OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE THROUGH MNSURE, 2) CONDUCTING OUTREACH TO TARGETED POPULATIONS TO ENCOURAGE ENROLLMENT, AND 3) PROVIDING INDIVIDUAL ENROLLMENT ASSISTANCE. GHCI COORDINATES PROJECT ACTIVITIES AND PROVIDES MANAGEMENT FOR GRANTS PROVIDED BY MNSURE AND BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD. ADDITIONALLY, GHCI FUNDS THE LAKE SUPERIOR COMM. HLTH. CTR. TO OPERATE ITS ACCESS OFFICE. THE OFFICE HELPS TO INCREASE ACCESS TO FOR THE UNINSURED AND UNDER-INSURED BY ENROLLING THEM IN COVERAGE AND PHARMACEUTICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS. THE STAFF SCREENS INDIVIDUALS, ASSISTS IN COMPLETING THE APPLICATIONS, AND PROVIDES ADVOCACY. GHCI ALSO SUPPORTS THE EFFORTS OF THE STATEWIDE NAVIGATOR COALITION THROUGH LEADING COALITION MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE.

revitalization thru education, and activities

LABOR ORGANIZATION. AN ASSOCIATION OF WHO HAVE COMBINED TO PROTECT OR PROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF THE MEMBERS MY BARGAINING COLLECTIVELY WITH THEIR EMPLOYERS TO SECURE BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS, WAGES, AND SIMILAR BENEFITS.

development and crime prevention

PUBLIC RELATIONS, TOURISM AND ECONOMIC IN THE CITY OF , IOWA.

TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND LIFE SCIENCES TO SUPPORT PEOPLE AND INFRASTRUCTURE VITAL TO THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE.

TO FURTHER THE OF THE AREA THROUGH THE CREATION OF JOBS, BY ASSISTING THE GROWTH AND OF BUSINESSES.

PROMOTION, MAINTENANCE,, ESTABLISHMENT AND EXPANSION OF AG, COMMERCIAL, AND INDUSTRY IN GREENFIELD

FOR , IOWA

PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE ALL ASPECTS OF CONSTRUCTION. IMPROVE PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF THE INDUSTRY. SHARE INFORMATIN AND ENHANCE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

PROMOTION OF ACTIVITY IN THE , IA AREA

ASSIST EXISTING BUSINESSES WITH RETENTION AND EXPANSION; SOLICIT NEW BUSINESSES; CREATE AND ACQUIRE SPACE FOR NEW BUSINESSES; AND ENCHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN , IOWA.

was organized to promote economic, educational and community development. We have applied for grants and conducted fundraising activities to help with our community projects.

INVESTS IN THE SAFETY, SECURITY, EDUCATION, AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT OF GIRLS AND WOMEN IN GREATER DES MOINES.

Economic of , Iowa

FOUNDATION WHICH IS BUILDING A POOL OF FUNDS TO PROVIDE FOR THE NEEDS OF THE RESIDENTS OF , . THESE MONIES WILL BE USED FOR EDUCATION PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS; ARTS AND CULTURAL PROGRAMS INCLUDING HISTORIC PRESERVATION; WELLNESS/RECREATION PROGRAMS; HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS; PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS; PUBLIC FACILITY CONSTRUCTION; REHABILITATION ANDMAINTENANCE; AND AGRICULTURE, NATURAL RESOURCE AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS.

THE MISSION OF IS TO PRESERVE AND REVITALIZE BURLINGTON BY ENHANCING ITS ECONOMY, INFRASTRUCTURE, AND HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL FEATURES.

CRDG) HAS BEEN ORGANIZED TO ASSIST IN ECONOMIC OF , IA AND SURROUNDING AREAS. FUNDS ARE USED TO PROMOTE THE COMMUNITY AND MAKE IT AN ATTRACTIVE AND PROSPEROUS PLACE TO LIVE AND DO BUSINESS. TO FURTHER THEIR GOALS, CRDG IS PROVIDING ATTRACTIVE, AFFORDABLE SITES FOR RESIDENTIAL ; ASSISTING AND PROMOTING ECONOMIC ; PROMOTING COMMUNITY SPIRIT THROUGH VARIOUS EVENTS AND PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR; AND PROVIDING FOR COMMUNITY BEAUTIFICATION. .

AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES - (1) TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF A COMMUNITY ARTS/PERFORMANCE CENTER AND A RECREATION/WELLNESS CENTER. TO BE OPERATED BY A 28E COMMITTEE COMPOSED OF THE CITY OF and THE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. WILL BENEFIT OVER 10,000 RESIDENTS OF THE SURROUNDING .(2) TO RAISE MONEY AND CONSTRUCT A REGIONAL ACADEMY FOR MATH AND SCIENCE TO BE OPERATED BY A 28E AGREEMENT COMPOSED OF THE FOUNDATION, THE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT AND NORTHEAST IOWA COMMUNITY COLLEGE.THE FOUNDATION LEASES THE ACADEMY TO THE NORTHEAST IOWA COMMUNITY COLLEGE WITH THE PROCEEDS GOING TO PAY THE DEBT SERVICE OWED TO THE USDA-RD.3) MISCELLANEOUS CONTRIBUTIONS ARE RECEIVED TO SUPPORT WELLNESS SCHOLARSHIPS, AND OTHER AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS.

TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (CDFIS) THROUGH THE CREATION AND ONGOING DEVELOPMENT OF A SECONDARY MARKET FOR CDFI SMALL BUSINESS LOANS. TO EXERCISE ANY, ALL AND EVERY LAWFUL POWER OF A NONPROFIT CORPORATION ORGANIZED UNDER MISSOURI LAW; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT NOTHING HEREIN SHALL BE CONSTRUED TO GIVE THE CORPORATION ANY PURPOSE THAT IS NOT PERMITTED UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 501(C)(3).

Promote economic development and try to attract and develop business in and the surrounding .

IS A CERTIFIED AMERICAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTION (CDFI)LOOKING TO BETTER OUR COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING AFFORDABLE LENDING TO AMERICANS.

PROVIDING AWARDS TO QUALIFY SUCH APPLICANTS TO ENTER OR BECOME ENGAGED IN CONSTRUCTION RELATED CAREER

Library of commercial construction documents used in the bidding process for the construction plans issuers /or owners.

IS A CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITAL SERVING A LARGE GEOGRAPHICAL AREA. COMMUNITY BENEFITS INCLUDE: UNCOMPENSATED CARE, EDUCATION AND AWARENESS, SUPPORT SERVICES, AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH.

The Association has a 9 member board that represents several communities in the area. It was organized in 1947 for the sole purpose of building a in the . Construction was completed in 1952, with additions in 1963 and 1969. The grounds, building, and clinic across the street is owned by the . The board is financially responsible for maintenance and upkeep of the buildings and grounds. The (A CriticalAccess Level V designated trauma facility with 24 beds and 24 hour emergency room capabilities)and clinic (NCHC) are leased by the current tenants. The 9 member board meets on a monthly basis to keep abreast of the operation and needs and works with the maintenance staff, professionals, and administration to keep the facility viable and safe.The next closest facility is 60 miles away which makes it vitally important to be able to serve the people of our area. It is imperative that the facility is

TO PROMOTE, COORDINATE AND EXPAND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY AND WEALTH BUILDING THROUGH A NETWORK OF GREEN, COMMUNITY-BASED ENTERPRISES. 2. TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY STABILIZATION AND REVITALIZATION OF THE DISINVESTED NEIGHBORHOODS OF GREATER UNIVERSITY CIRCLE AND SIMILAR AREAS OF

TO PROMOTE AND FACILITATE THE SUSTAINABLE AND EQUITABLE OF THE SECTION OF PHILADELPHIA AND ITS BUSINESS CORRIDORS.

To provide financial support to develop institutional capacity of the community of Woodlawn and to develop a technical assistance model for Chicago communities in the area of community development, education, health and human services and public safety.

THE FOUNDATION FOR A BETTER HARTSVILE IS A NONPROFIT, PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION. IT REPRESENTS A CROSS-SECTION OF BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT, AND PARTNERS WORKING TOGETHER TO PROMOTE SOCIAL WELFARE BY STIMULATING AND ECONOMIC IN .

providing assistance to provide for a better . Pillars are Environment, Arts, and Economic Development and Education.

IS A TALENT ATTRACTION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO "EMPOWER TALENT TO BUILD STRONGER COMMUNITIES." ATTRACTS RECENT GRADUATES AS INNOVATION FELLOWS TO COMPLETE STRATEGIC BUSINESS, TECHNOLOGY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROJECTS ACROSS PUBLIC, PRIVATE, AND NONPROFIT SECTORS. THE ACTIVITIES OF ARE ATTRACTIVE FOR GRADUATES TO LIVE, WORK AND PLAY IN THE REGIONS WE SERVE AND THE RESULTS OF THE WORK DRIVE AN ECOSYSTEM OF PROFESSIONALS WHO SERVE IN LEADERSHIP POSITIONS AND CONTINUE TO MAKE PROGRESS FOR THE COMMUNITY. WE HAVE ATTRACTED OVER 1,200 FELLOWS AND INTERNS AND HAVE COMPLETED OVER 500 PROJECTS SINCE 2012."

IS A MEMBER-OWNED NOT-FOR-PROFIT ASSOCIATION DEDICATED TO THE BETTERMENT OF THE .

TO PROVIDE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE CITY.

IMPROVE INDIVIDUAL AND TRIBAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY FOR THE RESERVATION, THEREBY IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL COMMUNITIES AND RESIDENTS OF THE CHEYENNE RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION.

TO RECRUIT BUSINESSES FROM OTHER STATES TO EXPAND IN-STATE BUSINESS INCLUDING ADMINISTERING AN DEVELOPMENT RELENDING PROGRAM.

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