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1		BOSTON, MA
2		FARMINGDALE, NY
3		NORTH HILLS, NY
4		Bronx, NY
5		OXFORD, NJ
6		MONTCLAIR, NJ
7		MONTICELLO, NY
8		ACUSHNET, MA
9		ROSLYN, NY
10		Springfield, NJ
11		MORRISTOWN, NJ
12		Scarborough, ME
13		NEW YORK, NY
14		VESTAL, NY
15		Manchester, NH
16		Boston, MA
17		ORANGE, NJ
18		NEWARK, OH
19		HILLSIDE, IL
20		OAKTON, VA
21		Gettysburg, PA
22		CHICAGO, IL
23		Perrysburg, OH
24		Hobart, IN
25		Des Moines, IA
26		CHARLOTTE, NC
27		Wheeling, WV
28		CINCINNATI, OH
29		COLUMBUS, OH
30		Pickerington, OH
31		WASHINGTON, DC
32		AKRON, OH
33		ANDERSON, IN
34		FORT WAYNE, IN
35		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
36		EVANSTON, IL
37		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
38		Chicago, IL
39		WHEATON, IL
40		ELGIN, IL
41		CHICAGO, IL
42		GRANITE CITY, IL
43		WHEATON, IL
44		OWENSBORO, KY
45		READING, PA
46		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
47		DETROIT, MI
48		ANN ARBOR, MI
49		DETROIT, MI
50		DETROIT, MI

THE MISSION OF THE NEW ENGLAND CENTER AND HOME FOR (NECHV) IS TO EQUIP WHO ARE FACING OR AT-RISK OF HOMELESSNESS WITH THE TOOLS FOR ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND TO PROVIDE THEM A PATH TO ACHIEVE SUCCESSFUL AND DIGNIFIED INDEPENDENT LIVING.A SERVICE AND CARE PROVIDER FOR FORMER MILITARY SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN, NECHV OFFERS A BROAD ARRAY OF PROGRAMS AND SERVICES THAT ENABLE SUCCESS, REINTEGRATION, MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT AND INDEPENDENT LIVING.

IDENTIFY CHILDREN WHO ARE UNDERPRIVILEGED, HOMELESS AND IN NEED OF MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE

PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE LITERACY AND ADDRESS EDUCATIONAL AND EMOTIONAL NEEDS OF HOMELESS CHILDREN.

Our most significant activity this fiscal year is the food pantry. Our mission is to reduce unemployment, poverty, illiteracy, and homelessness in our neighborhood by assisting those classified as low income through nontraditional based education and social support services.

THE MISSION IS TO HELP HOMELESS AND LOW-INCOME FAMILIES ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE INDEPENDENCE THROUGH A COMMUNITY-BASED RESPONSE. ENABLES COMMUNITIES TO WORK TOGETHER TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS HOMELESS FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS. PROVIDING SHELTER, MEALS, RE-HOUSING, AND COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES, HELPS FAMILIES ACHIEVE LASTING SELF-SUFFICIENCY. THE VISION IS A COMMUNITY, AND A COUNTRY, IN WHICH EVERY AND INDIVIDUAL HAS A HOME, A JOB, AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD A BETTER FUTURE.

INTERFAITH HOSPITALITY NETWORK IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING SHELTER, DIRECT SERVICES AND HOUSING ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS AND "AT RISK" FAMILIES WITH HELP FROM AN EXTENSIVE NETWORK VOLUNTEERS AND OTHER PARTNERS THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE FOOD and SHELTER HOMELESS AND THOSE FACING HOMELESSNESS

IS A LARGE SCALE PLATFORM FOR SERVICE LEARNING, MANAGED BY ADULT VOLUNTEERS CONNECT THOUSANDS OF LOCAL CHILDREN GIVING AND SERVICE. WE CALL IT TANGIBLE PHILANTHROPY AND BIG CITIZENSHIP. CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES DONATE GENTLY-USED CLOTHES, BOOKS, TOYS AND THINGS THEY NO LONGER NEED OR USE AND VOLUNTEER AT OUR REPURPOSING FACTORY PROCESS, ORGANIZE AND PACKAGE TONS OF DONATIONS TRANSFORMING THEM INTO THOUSANDS OF INDIVIDUAL GIFT PACKAGES THAT ARE ORDERED BY LOCAL AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR HOMELESS AND IN-NEED CHILDREN IN THEIR CARE. WE ALSO SUPPORT PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITH STUDENT AND ADULT VOLUNTEERS IN EARLY LITERACY PROGRAMMING IN KINDERGARTENS, DURING SCHOOL. WE ALSO PROGRAM ADULT VOLUNTEERS MENTOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS, IN SCHOOL, AFTER SCHOOL.

DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITY UNDERTAKEN DURING THE YEAR ENDING 9/30/20TO PROVIDE SERVICES BENEFICIAL TO THE PUBLIC INTEREST AS AN ANIMALRESCUE ACTIVITY INCLUDING THE RESCUE, MEDICAL CARE AND REHABILITATION OF GERMAN SHEPARDS. AFTER FULL MEDICAL AND BEHAVIORIAL EVALUATION, THE DOGS ARE PLACED THROUGH AN ADOPTION PROCESS AS PETS OR WORKING/SERVICE DOGS. EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ON THE PROPER AND HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS IS A KEY PURPOSE OF OUR ACTIVITIES. EXPENDITURES INCLUDE RESCUE FROM KILL SHELTERS,MEDICAL CARE, FOOD, SHELTER AND BOARDING COSTS UNTIL ADOPTIONOCCURS.

Community based organization assisting and rehabilitating men out of homelessness, drug addiction, and prison

ENDING THE CRISIS HOMELESSNESS FACED BY FAMILIES BY PARTNERING WITH AGENCIES, CONGREGATIONS, and COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS TO PROVIDE SHELTER, CASE MANAGEMENT and MENTORING SERVICES LEADING TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

helps disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals and communities to gain access to healthy foods, environmentally sustainable gardens and wholesome forms of recreation. We do this by partnering with and by providing financial and technical support to a wide variety of small, nonprofit causes interested in starting or sustaining a food garden project in their communities. Our partners include food banks, schools, homeless shelters, and community gardens to name but a few.

INC. WAS ESTABLISHED TO ALLEVIATE THE PHYSICAL EMOTIONAL HUNGER OF THE POOR NEEDY IN A DIGNIFIED SUPPORTIVE MANNER.

Supporting animal shelters.

LAHC was created to collect donations and distribute money to Not For Profit food banks and homeless shelters in New England.

Educating the public, and especially minority and underprivileged members of the public, on a range of public interest issues including economic equality, criminal justice, healthcare, the environment, immigrant integration, child development, poverty, homelessness, and democracy.

TO DEVELOP, OWN, AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS, OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS.

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

OVERSEE CONTINIUM OF CARE PROGRAM ESTABLISHED BY HUD FOR HOMELESS PREVENTION.

THE (CAHV) ADVOCATES TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND CONGRESS ABOUT THE NEEDS AND SOLUTIONS WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON THOSE LEFT BEHIND, SUCH AS AND DISABLED. THE ADVOCACY HELPS SHAPE PUBLIC POLICY.

Provide room and board to the homeless.

TO SUPPORT FRANCISCAN OUTREACH IN ITS EFFORTS TO PROVIDE SERVICES FOR THE POOR, MARGINALIZED, AND HOMELESS.

has a mission to provide drop-in trafficking and recovery shelters for victims of sex trafficking, and to provide holistic care to aid in recovery and restoration of survivors.

operates a ministry of hope for homeless and at-risk women and their children in Gary, Indiana

The (TPPM) is making the world a better place through kindness to animals. TPPM is a nonprofit organization dedicated to keeping pets in their homes and out of shelters with proactive programing. We receive financial support through private donations, corporate sponsorships, and grants. Our management team is an unsalaried board of directors.

TO FEED HOMELESS AND PROVIDE A JOB TRAINING PROGRAM THROUGH A PUBLIC RESTAURANT.

provides support services and resources to homeless and near homeless veterans, in order to transition them to, or maintain self-sufficiency. The goal is reintegration into society as men and women who currently feel excluded from the benefits of productivity and self-sufficiency as a result of the physical and emotional wounds they carry. Additionally, will provide assistance and guidance for veteran benefits, as well as provide local and VA referrals necessary to assist all veterans and their needs.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND RELATED SERVICES TO HOMELESS PERSONS WITH HISTORIES OF EMOTIONAL AND/OR MENTAL DISABILITIES.

EDUCATES AND NURTURES CHILDREN WHILE EMPOWERING TO ACHIEVE STABLE HOUSING AND SELF SUFFICIENCY.

Spay and neuter homeless animals and get them adopted. Also provide support for feral communities through TNR.

TO PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT AND AFFORDABLE FOR LOW-INCOME PERSONS THROUGH THE PROVISION OF LOANS OR INVESTMENTS TO PRESERVE AND MAINTAIN LOW-INCOME PROJECTS.

EXISTS TO PROVIDE SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES TO HOMELESS WOMEN IN SUMMIT COUNTY WHO ARE RECOVERING FROM CHRONIC SUBSTANCE ABUSE.

THE SERVES GOD THROUGH FEEDING THOSE WHO ARE HUNGRY, SHELTERING THOSE WHO ARE HOMELESS, CLOTHING THE NEEDY AND LEADING THE LOST TO A NEW LIFE IN CHRIST.

SEEKS TO ALLEVIATE THE PROBLEMS OF THE HOMELESS BY PROVIDING SHELTER, CARE, ADVOCACY, AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES AS THEY BUILD STRENGTH AND STRIVE TO BECOME INDEPENDENT, PRODUCTIVE MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY.

EQUIPPING and EMPOWERING HOMELESS TEENS and YOUNG ADULTS TO ACHIEVE STABILITY and LIFE TRANSFORMATION.

INSPIRED BY DIVERSE FAITHS AND SHARED VALUES, BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER TO SERVE HUNGRY AND HOMELESS PEOPLE. PURSUE INTERFATH DIOLOGUE, AND ENGAGE IN ADVOCACY THAT PROMOTES SOCIAL JUSTICE FOR THOSE WHO SERVE.

BELIEVES THAT EVERY MINNESOTAN SHOULD BE FREE FROM HUNGER HOMELESSNESS. WE MAKE AN IMPACT BY PARTNERING WITH THOSE WHO SERVE PEOPLE IN NEED, GROWING DONOR ENGAGEMENT INCREASING AWARENESS.

Social services, employment training and placement, and housing for homeless people

P.A.D.S. IS COMMITTED TO ENDING HOMELESSNESS IN COUNTY.

Relief for poor and distressed through providing grants, assistance and low interest loans to poor for housing and health needs, and fostering of low-income housing through participation in low-income housing tax

TO PROVIDE SERVICES, RESOURCES AND HOUSING TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES FACING HOMELESSNESS.

THE ENRICHES THE LIVES HOMELESS WOMEN AND CHILDREN BY SUPPORTING THEM IN A LOVING CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT. WHILE PROVIDING SAFE AND TEMPORARY HOUSING, BASIC HUMAN NEEDS AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, THE OFFERS RESIDENTS OPPORTUNITIES TO ENHANCE LIFE SKILLS, INCREASE SELF-ESTEEM AND BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT.

TO PROVIDE VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES WITH HOUSING AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES THAT LEAD TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND TO ENSURE THAT NO VETERAN IS LEFT BEHOND DUE TO HOMELESSNESS, JOBLESSNESS, POVERTY AND/OR MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

RAISE FUNDS FOR LOCAL SHELTERS.

DEVELOP and IMPLEMENT STRATEGIES, COORDINATE RESOURCES, and TARGET EFFORTS

TO DEMONSTRATE THE COMPASSION OF JESUS CHRIST, THROUGH RESCUE AND RESTORATION FOR ANYONE EXPERIENCING HUNGER AND HOMELESSNESS.

TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE ASSISTANCE TO LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS PRIMARILY IN DETROIT, MICHIGAN.

IT IS THE MISSION OF THE AGENCY THAT "MAP WITH VETERANS AND PEOPLE WHO HAVE DISABILITIES IN SUPPORT OF THEIR SELF-DIRECTED TRANSFORMATION TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY". MAP PRIMARILY SERVES PEOPLE FACING BARRIERS TO SELF- SUFFICIENCY RESULTING FROM: DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, MENTAL ILLNESS, ADDICTION, HOMELESSNESS, AND/OR RESTRICTED ACCESS TO EMPLOYMENT. IS COMMITTED TO THE EVOLUTION OF INNOVATIVE AND COLLABORATIVE SERVICES WHICH RESPOND TO CONSUMER AND COMMUNITY NEED.

OUR MISSION IS TO INCREASE AWARENESS THE PROBLEMS PEOPLE WHO ARE AND THE DEVELOPMENT AND CARRYING OUT STRATEGIES TO CREATE PERMANENT SOLUTIONS TO HOMELESSNESS IN OUR COMMUNITY.

IS A SANCTUARY FOR HOMELESS AND AT-RISK YOUNG PEOPLE, AGES 18-24 WHO HAVE NOWHERE TO GO. IT IS OUR MISSION TO SERVE THESE CHILDREN WITH RESPECT AND LOVE.

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