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1		WATERTOWN, MA
2		MAHOPAC, NY
3		NEW YORK, NY
4		RYE BROOK, NY
5		Bronx, NY
6		New York, NY
7		New York, NY
8		Staten Island, NY
9		CANTON, MA
10		Newark, NJ
11		KEARNY, NJ
12		ANDOVER, NJ
13		TRENTON, NJ
14		FORT LEE, NJ
15		Belvidere, NJ
16		SYRACUSE, NY
17		Piermont, NY
18		ALLENDALE, NJ
19		STERLING, MA
20		Rutherford, NJ
21		Eastport, NY
22		Bolton Landing, NY
23		NORTH HAMPTON, NH
24		NEW YORK, NY
25		LODI, NJ
26		NORTH HALEDON, NJ
27		Dobbs Ferry, NY
28		TORRINGTON, CT
29		New York, NY
30		CANISTEO, NY
31		CARLE PLACE, NY
32		SAG HARBOR, NY
33		Delmar, NY
34		Boston, MA
35		North Massapequa, NY
36		Monsey, NY
37		HARTLAND, VT
38		SPRING VALLEY, NY
39		BOSTON, MA
40		CAMPTON, NH
41		PLANDOME, NY
42		NEW YORK, NY
43		MOUNTAIN LAKES, NJ
44		BROOKLYN, NY
45		ARLINGTON, MA
46		Bellmore, NY
47		PEABODY, MA
48		Oakland, RI
49		OAKHURST, NJ
50		RAEFORD, NC

TO DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE CONTINUUM OF CARE INDIVIDUALS, YOUTH FAMILIES AFFECTED BY ALCOHOL, TOBACCO OTHER DRUG USE, MENTAL PROBLEMS, VIOLENCE/TRAUMA HIV/AIDS.

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TO PROVIDE SUPPORT IN MEXICO TO PROGRAMS INITIATED BY MEXICANS IN THE FIELDS HEALTH, THE HUMANITIES, EDUCATION, TOURISM, RURAL , DISASTER RELIEF, AND SUSTAINABLE .

TO PROTECT WORKING CONDITIONS OF MEMBERS.

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the "Agency"), a not-for-profit membership Corporation, offers a variety of , including, but not limited to, foster care, unaccompanied children program, people with developmental disabilities(PW/DD) , group homes and maternity to families and children in the New York metropolitan area. The Rosalie Hall Maternity program helps meet the needs of pregnant women and parenting teens by providing assistance to access pre-natal and post-natal health care, planning and support , offering parenting and counseling and giving adoption counseling for women who believe they are not in a position to raise a child themselves.

WE BRING OUR ASSISTANCE TO FRENCH-AMERICAN CITIZENS RESIDING IN THE US WHO EXPERIENCE SERIOUS AND UNFORSEEABLE REVERSAL OF STATUS, DEATH, ILLNESS, DIVORCE, EMPLOYMENT LOSS AND ESPECIALLY TO:-ELDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE ISOLATED AND WHO CAN NO LONGER GET AROUND: WE BRING COMFORT.-CHILDREN OF FAMILIES IN FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY: WE HELP WITH BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEEDS, CAFETERIA COSTS, ASSISTING CHILDREN TO DISCOVER THE OUTDOORS, A SPORT OR A PASSION.-FAMILIES IN EXTREME DISTRESS, SOMETIMES LIVING IN SHELTERS, TO WHOM WE TRY TO GIVE EMOTIONAL SUPPORT AS WELL AS A PUSH IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION WITH ADMINISTRATIVE ADVICE SO THEY MAY PULL THEMSELVES TOGETHER AGAIN AND FIND CLARITY AND DIGNITY AGAIN. WHEN FRENCH-AMERICAN PEOPLE IN NEW YORK TEMPORARILY FIND THEMSELVES IN TERRIBLE, UNFORESEEN SITUATIONS.-DEVELOPING YOUNG TALENTS: A "WE HELP YOU - YOU HELP US" APPROACH TO NUTURING YOUNG PEOPLE. EVERY YEAR SINCE 2012 THE ORGANIZATION SELECTS A VERY TALENTED STUDENT AND WORKS WITH HIM/HER TO DEVELOP A MUTUAL EX

The SAME Mission "To promote and facilitate engineering support for national security by developing and enhancing relationships and competencies among uniformed services, public- and private-sector and related professionals, and by developing future through outreach and mentoring."

PROVISION OF AND EMERGENCY HARDSHIP ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM OF FUNDS, SERVICE, FACILITIES OF GOODS TO EMPLOYEES OR FRANCHISES OF INC. WHO

TO PROMOTE SOCIAL INTERCOURSE, GENERALCULTURE, CIVIC IMPROVEMENT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE NEWARK POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THE COMMUNITY.

TO DEVELOP, PROMOTE AND GOVERN GAME OF SOCCER WITHIN COMMUNITY BY ENCOURAGING MAXIMUM COMPETITIVENESS WITHIN LEAGUE OR LEAGUES THAT ASSOCIATION PARTICIPATES IN AND TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PLAYERS TO EXPRESS THEMSELVES ON FIELD AND EXCEL IN LIFE.

PROVIDES FACILITIES INCLUDING DOCKS, BEACHES, SWIM RAFTS, ENVIRONMENTALLY APPROVED WEED AND ALGE CONTROL, BOATING SAFETY PROGRAMS, SWIM LESSONS, TEAM SPORTS AND RELATED ACTIVITIES.

TO ASSIST PUBLIC SYSTEM WITH SELLING USED BOOKS. PROCEEDS FROM SALE USED BOOKS ARE USED TO PURCHASE VARIOUS ITEMS FOR USE BY SYSTEM TO SERVICE PUBLIC INTEREST.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO FURTHER THE INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERSHIP BY SEEKING IMPROVED TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT, TO RENDER MORAL AND MATERIAL AID TO MEMBERS AS NEEDED, TO PROVIDE REPRESENTATION AND/OR COUNSEL IN LEGAL PROCEEDINGS, AND TO PROMOTE SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL ACTIVITIES.

Medical Transportation and First Aid to the Town of and Surrounding AreasPopulation 5500 365 days a Year24 hours per day

The Conference (Central Chapter) was organized to provide its members with the following:Access to the most current technical and administrative training available;A forum whereby members may exchange information, experiences and knowledge;A philosophy of dedication and professionalism with the ultimate goalbeing the advancement of public safety in the Central region.

Accept Donations, from the General Public, of used clothing, books, small household items,(none of which are valued at $1,000.00 or more, and sell same to the general public; then give the said proceeds (net of expenses)to local not-for-profit organizations, all of which help the larger community in general

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EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE RELATED PHILANTHROPY

TO PROVIDE VOLUNTARY PROTECTION AND SUPPRESSION TO THE CITIZENS AN VISITORS OF THE BOROUGH OF , BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, PROVIDE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE TO THE NEIGHBORING TOWNS, PROMOTE PREVENTION PROGRAMS, PROVIDE SUPPORT TO OTHER NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, PRESENTATION OF PROGRAMS NOT FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED THOUGH PUBLIC FUNDING, SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES NOT FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED THROUGH PUBLIC FUNDING, AND SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING FOR MEMBERS OF THE , COMPANY, OR OTHER ASSOCIATED SERVICE INDIVIDUAL WHO BECOMES INDIGENT OR OTHERWISE INCAPABLE OF PROVIDING FOOD OR SHELTER FOR THEMSELVES AND/OR THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS.

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including rescue and ambulance are provided within the district located in the Town of , NY

THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES A RETAIL THRIFT STORE WHICH ACCEPTS DONATIONS OF CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS FROM THE GENERAL PUBLIC. NET PROCEEDS FROM RESALES OF THESE ITEMS ARE USED TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND EXPOSURE TO THE WORK OF HOSPICE RELATED ORGANIZATIONS.

TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE, FINANCIAL AND HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE TO ACTIVE AND NEW YORK CITY.

TO PROVIDE SAFETY SERVICES TO THE LOCAL AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

TO PREVENT DESTRUCTION OF LIFE and PROPERTY FROM and DURING and OTHER EMERGENCIES IN BOROUGH OF and PROMOTE and FOSTER GENERAL WELL BEING OF RESIDENTS OF BOROUGH

The is a non-profit organization dedicated to igniting positive social change, impact, and empowerment through beauty and style. provides recipients a variety of different self-esteem enhancing forms of support including new clothing, undergarments, accessories, personal care items, services and confidence-building experiences via uplifting events that celebrate recipients and address their critical wardrobe and personal care needs. gives support around six impact pillars; homelessness, natural disaster, victimization of women and girls, underserved youth, health, and gender equality. creates programs, events, and initiatives that harness the healing power, joy, and attention that fashion and beauty bring to raise awareness, promote well-being, honor, courage, and empower dignity and self-worth. These programs, events, and initiatives serve women, men, teens, and children.

to deter violence and encourage over 1000 kids to stay in school through positive after school and recreational programming in partnership with law enforcement, educators, and community business leaders.

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THE ORGANIZATION WAS ESTABLISHED FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES, GOALS, AND OBJECTIVES: TO PROMOTE UNITY, FRIENDSHIP AND GOOD WILL BETWEEN THE ACTIVE OFFICER AND OFFICERS FOR THEIR MUTUAL BENEFIT; TO PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP, GOOD WILL AND COOPERATION BETWEEN THE MEMBERS FOR THEIR MUTUAL BENEFIT; TO PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP, GOOD WILL AND COOPERATION BETWEEN THE MEMBERS OF THIS AND THE PUBLIC AT LARGE; TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE NEW YORK STATE AND NEW YORK CITY RETIREMENT SYSTEMS FOR OFFICERS AND THEIR BENEFICIARIES; TO MONITOR AND REPORT TO THE MEMBERSHIP REGARDING ANY ACTIVITIES OF ANY ORGANIZATION, MUNICIPALITY OR STATE WHICH MAY AFFECT THE OFFICERS OR THEIR RETIREMENT SYSTEM.

RAISE FUNDS TO PROVIDE SPECIAL AND UNUSUAL ITEMS BENEFIT TO MEMORIAL WHICH CANNOT BE PURCHASED WITHIN ITS GENERAL BUDGET AND TO OFFER OPPORTUNITIES FOR WRITERS, ARTISTS, MUSICIANS AND OTHER CREATIVE PERSONS TO PRESENT THEIR WORK.

continued its mission of making a connection between the needs in our community and those with resources to share. Our two main programs, a community store and a book project, distribute like-new donations to those in need in our community. In 2021, gave away, free of charge, $290,336 worth of donated clothing and housewares and $110,000 worth of donated books to people in need. This environmentally friendly business model keeps donations out of the landfill by recycling and re-purposing beautiful in-kind donations.We support individuals and families in poverty. This includes those leaving a shelter and setting up an apartment, refugee families who do not have access to basic essentials, as well as adults and children in Albany who dont have the means to purchase books for their home library. We supply these items free of charge to those living in poverty.In 2021, we could carry out our mission because:- $348,522 worth of clothing and housewares were d

OUR MISSION IS TO EXPAND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISES (MBES),AND CREATE MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL LINKS BETWEEN CORPORATE COMPANIES AND MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISES. THE ULTIMATE OUTCOME IS TO ADD ECONOMIC VALUE TO THE SUPPLY CHAIN WHILE INCREASING ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE MINORITY BUSINESS COMMUNITY.

To honor the memory of , a fallen New York City Police Officer, and his service to others throughout his life. The corporation shall provide financial assistance to individuals in need as well as to organizations and charitable programs that serve the common good by helping to improve the lives of those in need.

To provide aid to people who are ill, homebound, isolated or otherwise in distress, including widows, orphans and other indigent individuals. This is be done by providing food, clothing and other necessary items to the needy. In addition, we provide monetary assistance for out of pocket medical expenses, and for cost of living expenses for people that are under financial duress.To provide financial support to worthy Jewish institutions adhering to thetenets of traditional Orthodox Judaism with goals improving the financial status ofimpoverished institutions.

ADVANCING ECONOMIC PROSPERITY IN AMERICA THROUGH THE CREATION OF INCLUSIVE TECH ECONOMY ECOSYSTEMS THAT SUPPORT SCALABLE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND TECH JOB CREATION.

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

CONNECTING PEOPLE TO THE MEDICAL CARE THEY NEED, WHEN THEY NEED IT MOST. AT THE INTERSECTION OF TRANSPORTATION AND MATERNAL HEALTHCARE, WE FOUND A MASSIVE GAP IN EMEERGENCY CARE AND LOCALLY MADE SOLUTIONS. GEOGRAPHICALLY NEGLECTED AREAS OFTEN FIND THEMSELVES WITHOUT ANY REALISTIC, SUSTAINABLE FORM OF EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION. OUR MISSION IS TO FILL THIS GAP, BY MAKING SURE EVERY FAMILY IS CONFIDENT THAT THEY WILL BE CONNECTED TO HEALTHCARE WHEN THEY NEED IT MOST.

Helping local animal shelters help homeless pets. By reaching out to our community and local business owners to raise money and collect donated items; we are able to aid the shelters in feeding, housing and caring homeless pets in order to provid

To provide funding for scholarships granted to graduating high school seniors who are involved with the volunteer fire service and to support the training, equipping and furthering of the mission of the Plandome Volunteer Fire Department.

THE MISSION OF IS TO CREATE A THRIVING, RESILIENT, AND EQUITABLE FOOD SYSTEM BY INVESTING IN FOOD SYSTEMS ENTREPRENEURS AND COMMUNITIES IN NEW YORK. THE WILL ALSO SERVE AS A BRIDGE FOR COMMUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN CREATING A FOOD SYSTEM THAT BENEFITS THOSE WITHIN AND OUTSIDE OF COMMUNITIES.

SUPPORT LOCAL POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATON

TO PROVIDE PERSON-CENTERED CARE FOR OLDER ADULTS AND INDIVIDUALS LIVING WITH DISABILITIES AND MENTAL ILLNESS WHO NEED HELP MAKING DECISIONS. WE ALSO TRANSFORM THE SYSTEMS THAT SUPPORT THEM TO ENSURE SAFETY, PROMOTE INDEPENDENCE, PRESERVE DIGNITY, AND ADVANCE RACIAL AND SOCIAL JUSTICE.

The Foundations activities will focus on charitable educational and scientific development. In its essence this will belong to the community our efforts will be designed around 1. Outreach and Advocacy 40%Support underserved populations in experiencing healthier relationships with themselves their partners their children and their networks; 2. Grants and Scholarships 40% Make grants to other 501c3 organizations as well as work and study grants to writers scholars educators therapists and researchers; and 3.Connecting the Therapist Community 20% Offer therapists conferences and other educational resources and opportunities for development and growth. Outreach and Advocacy The foundations outreach and advocacy program will work in coordination with regional nonprofits to bring relationship skills to communities and neighborhoods that would not otherwise have access to these services. This includes offering: educational workshops

To be a conduit between and the community it serves, primarily the community. To encourage Americans to consider a career of service to the nation and their community by serving in .

MY HUSBAND DIED OF MELANOMA. OUR CHILDREN AND I ARE PLANNING ON DOING AN ANNUAL TOURNAMENT IN HIS NAME. HE WAS A SAUGUS POLICE OFFICER. RAISE MONEY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR KIDS WHO WANT TO BECOME POLICE OFFICERS AND MELANOMA RESEARCH

is committed to protecting the people and property within our community by providing rapid, professional, humanitarian services essential to the health, safety and well-being of the community through , rescue, and EMS services.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO FURTHER THE INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERSHIP BY SEEKING IMPROVED TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT, TO RENDER MORAL AND MATERIAL AID TO MEMBERS AS NEEDED, TO PROVIDE REPRESENTATION AND/OR COUNSEL IN LEGAL PROCEEDINGS, TO PROMOTE SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL ACTIVITIES, TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY RELATIONS BETWEEN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THE CITIZENS IT SERVES, AND TO PROMOTE THE COMMUNITY THROUGH DONATIONS.

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