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1		NEW YORK, NY
2		Bronx, NY
3		NEW YORK, NY
4		NORTH CHELMSFORD, MA
5		ROXBURY, MA
6		LAKEWOOD, NJ
7		CRANBURY, NJ
8		NEWTON, NJ
9		CONCORD, NH
10		Plainview, NY
11		Rochester, NY
12		WEST HAVEN, CT
13		RUTLAND, VT
14		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
15		WALTHAM, MA
16		GUILFORD, CT
17		DANIELSON, CT
18		Latham, NY
19		PHILADELPHIA, PA
20		GAITHERSBURG, MD
21		LIMA, OH
22		PHILADELPHIA, PA
23		Charlotte, NC
24		Ettrick, WI
25		BEAVER FALLS, PA
26		St Paul, MN
27		Columbus, OH
28		MOUNT GILEAD, NC
29		CHARLOTTE, NC
30		ST CLAIR SHORES, MI
31		Springfield, VA
32		INDIANA, PA
33		FAYETTEVILLE, NC
34		DAYTON, OH
35		CINCINNATI, OH
36		SPRINGFIELD, OH
37		CINCINNATI, OH
38		Andover, MN
39		COUNCIL, NC
40		TOLEDO, OH
41		BRYAN, OH
42		ANDERSON, IN
43		LOGANSPORT, IN
44		NEW CASTLE, IN
45		FORT WAYNE, IN
46		CHICAGO, IL
47		EVANSTON, IL
48		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
49		CHICAGO, IL
50		Libertyville, IL

IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION CREATED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO CHILDREN INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, STREET CHILDREN, HOMELESS, ORPHANS AND RUNAWAYS.

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.

HELP ENRICH THE LIVES HOMELESS MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN; TRAIN WOMEN TO ENTER THE JOB MARKET THEREBY OBTAINING THEIR OWN HOME.

PROVIDE BASIC FURNITURE, HOME AND BABY GOODS TO RECENTLY HOMELESS FAMILIES AND OTHER PEOPLE IN NEED IN MERRIMACK VALLEY IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THEIR PERMANENT SUSTAINABILITY WHILE IMPROVING OUR ENVIRONMENT BY RECYCLING GOODS BACK INTO ORIGINAL USE.

IS A BILINGUAL AND BICULTURAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CENTER THAT SPECIALIZES IN SERVING THE LATINO COMMUNITY IN MASSACHUSETTS. THEIR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TO RECOVER FROM ADDICTION, TRAUMA, MENTAL ILLNESS AND OTHER CHRONIC MEDICAL CONDITIONS; OVERCOME HOMELESSNESS; AND ACHIEVE HEALTH AND WELLNESS THROUGH COMPREHENSIVE, INTEGRATED CARE.

Provide homeless prevention through rental assitance and homeowner education services.

THE ORGANIZATION GRANTS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY CHILDREN FOR THEIR EDUCATION. THE ORGANIZATION GRANTS AWARDS TO STUDENTS WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED COMMUNITY SERVICE EXCELLENCE. IT ALSO PROVIDES DAILY NECESSITIES, SUCH AS FOOD AND CLOTHING, TO THE LOCAL LOW-INCOME AND HOMELESS. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO VOLUNTEERS TO TEACH SENIOR CITIZENS ENGLISH OR CHINESE.

IS A NEW JERSEY NON-PROFIT CORPORATION FOUNDED IN 1997 EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND/OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES IN ORDER TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY FOOD, SHELTER AND SERVICES TO HOMELESS FAMILIES AND SINGLE WOMEN. THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS ITSELF BY PUBLIC CONTRIBUTIONS, SPECIAL EVENTS AND THE SALE CLOTHING PINS AT RETAILERS. IS AFFILIATED WITH INTERFAITH HOSPITALITY NETWORK, WHERE IT RECEIVES ASSISTANCE IN ESTABLISHING NEW NETWORKS AND SERVICES.

TO SUPPORT CENTRE FOR STREET CHILDREN (NGO) IN TANZANIA, EAST AFRICA AS THIS ENTITY CONTINUES TO MEET OUR BOARD-APPROVED CRITERIA AND CONTINUES THEIR ONGOING EFFORTS IN RESCUING HOMELESS CHILDREN, PROVIDING A SAFE SHELTER FOR THE CHILDREN TO HEAL, GROW and LEARN, AND OVERSEEING REUNIFICATION WITH RELATIVES WHEN POSSIBLE FOR THE CHILDREN TANZANIA.

is a charitable, not for profit organization formed in 2009 dedicated to helping underprivileged and homeless children in our communities. We are committed to helping children reach their full potential by making philanthropic grants, performing charitable services, strengthening families and contributing to their overall health and vitality. Our ultimate mission is to simply "Let Kids be Kids" and alleviate the stresses that impoverished children often face giving them every opportunity to thrive.

Provides emergency and temporary shelter to homeless families.

THE EXCLUSIVE MISSION OF RICK - , . IS TO IDENTIFY THE MISFORTUNATE CHILDREN LIVING DAILY THROUGHOUT SIEM REAP PROVINCE, ; THE HOMELESS, ORPHANED, AND DISABLED AND FIND THEM SAFE, ADULT SUPERVISION. THIS ORGANIZATION WILL AID AND ASSIST THESE FAMILY UNITS BY BUILDING THEM PERMANENT HOMES. LOCAL LABOR WILL BENEFIT FROM ON THE JOB TRAINING, EARNING AND WORK SKILLS LEARNED. COUNSELING AND EDUCATION WILL BE PROVIDED TO RESIDENTS ON LOCAL FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITIES, POSSIBLE OUTSIDE RESOURCES AND MICRO FINANCING. STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES IN THIS EFFORT ALLOWS US TO ENCOURAGE SELF SUSTAINED VILLAGES WHERE PEOPLE CAN SUPPORT THEMSELVES AND LIVE WITH DIGNITY.

HPC WORKS TO PREVENT AND ELIMINATE HOMELESSNESS IN OUR COMMUNITY. HOW WE DO THAT DEPENDS ON THE NEEDS AND GOALS OF THE PEOPLE WE WORK WITH. IT COULD BE PROVIDING RENTAL ASSISTANCE; HELPING SOMEONE FIND AN AFFORDABLE APARTMENT; ASSISTING A FAMILY IN THE EVICTION PROCESS; OR HELPING PEOPLE MANAGE OTHER CHALLENGES IN THEIR LIFE. OUR SERVICES ARE FREE TO PARTICIPANTS AND SUPPORTED BY GRANTS AND PRIVATE DONATIONS.

THE ORGANIZATION OR "THE CENTER") WAS ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS INCLUDING CHARITY PROGRAMS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS, PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING, COMPUTER CLASSES, IRISH LANGUAGE, DANCE AND MUSIC CLASSES, MOTHER AND TODDLERS PROGRAMS, HOMELESS ASSISTANCE, AND OTHER SPECIAL EVENTS AND PROGRAMS.

FOR HOMELESS

Providing encouragement arts education and awareness through free concerts and interactive programming for under-served populations: those rehabilitating incarcerated elderly disabled and homeless.

GRANTMAKING HELPING CHILDREN and FAMILIES WHO ARE HOMELESS AND IN NEED.

To provide assistance to the homeless and food insecure.

BREAKING THE CYCLE OF POVERTY, HOMELESSNESS, AND HUNGER IN COMMUNITIES ACROSS AMERICA.

CONDUCT ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE, FEED THE HOMELESS, BACK TO SCHOOL PROGRAMS, THANKGIVING GIFT BASKET, SENIOR PROGRAMS AND OTHER CHARITABLE CAUSES

PROVIED TEMPORARY HOUSING TO HOMELESS FAMILIES AND SUPPORT THEM TO GAIN PERMANENT HOUSING

THE MISSION OF IS TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY IN PHILADELPHIA.

International humanitarian aid Organization. The Organization provides aid to people living under the poverty line and subsistent living standards including the elderly, orphans, widows, handicapped, homeless, the abused, new immigrants, and families terrorist victims. Also, the Organization provides medical supplies to hospitals, medical centers, senior citizen homes, rehabilitation centers and individuals.

Christian Mission Grants and other special circumstance grants, including hunger relief and homeless shelter.

LOW-INCOME HOUSING CONSTRUCTION

was founded to provide for the needs of orphaned and abandoned children in the Philippines. Funding is provided for residential shelters, schooling and medical expenses incurred in their care.

Heart City Foundation serves persons affected by homelessness, poverty, HIV/AIDS, addition or incarceration in downtown Columbus Ohio with free support services.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT SPECIALIZE IN ASSISTING POOR. GRANTS ARE MADE PRIMARILY TO FOOD BANKS, SUBSTANCE-ABUSE RECOVERY CLINICS, HOMELESS SHELTERS AND EMERGENCY HOUSING GROUPS. GRANTS WERE MADE TO 20 PUBLIC CHARITIES IN 2021.

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

We are a 501c3 charitable organization which funds medical treatment for abandoned companion animals--predominantly felines and canines. We work with veterinarians and rescue groups with the ultimate goal of finding permanent homes for the homeless. Our mission is to reduce the number of homeless cats and dogs by paying for needed medical treatment and assisting with the permanent placement of these animals through our partnerships with local rescue groups.

We work with individuals, organizations and communities providing education and training, leadership development, skills development for leaders and managers, and a variety of critical thinking and emotional intelligence workshops at local and national conferences and venues. We provide articles, white papers and data analysis to local organizations; and offer pro bono coaching to other nonprofit organizations and their staff members. We also work with local middle and high school youth; and homeless service providers collecting and distributing over-the-counter health and hygiene products. We served approximately 5800 individuals with $4500 in grant funds.

BRINGS THE FAITH COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO HELP FAMILIES REGAIN THEIR HOUSING, THEIR INDEPENDENCE, AND THEIR DIGNITY. WE HELP LOW-INCOME HOMELESS FAMILIES BY PROVIDING SHELTER AND RELATED RESOURCES TO HOMELESS FAMILIES THE COUNTY THROUGH A NETWORK CHURCHES AND VOLUNTEERS.

IT IS THE GOAL , . TO COLLABORATE WITH ALL COMMUNITY HOMELESS RESOURCES TO EMPOWER HOMELESS WOMEN AND CHILDREN TO BECOME SELF-RELIANT.

IMPROVING THE LIVES OF THOSE IN NEED - WORKING TO END POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS ONE PERSON AT A TIME.

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

IN FAITHFULNESS TO GOD, WE ARE DEDICATED TO HELP INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES OVERCOME HOMELESSNESS.

PROVIDING RENTAL ASSISTANCE TO THOSE IN NEED AND TO STRENGTHEN AND ELEVATE ALL COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING FOOD, SHELTER AND OTHER BASIC NEEDS.

Helping needy and their families to pay for food, rent, medical needs, gas for vehicles, assist homeless in special need, give rides to veteran to medical appointment, support local homeless for . Assist State and Local care systems for holiday programs, recitational programs, support other organizations holding seminars and out reach programs. Helping in programs to make sure their quality of life is better, participate in large outdoor activities for in the state and national programs ie: Deer Hunting, Fishing (Summer and Ice), Turkey Hunting, Adaptive Sport Skiing on slopes.

TO END EUTHANASIA OF HOMELESS AND UNWANTED PETS

PROVIDE LONG-TERM TRANSITIONAL SHELTER AND ADVOCACY TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND THEIR CHILDREN.

PROVIDE EMERGENCY SHELTER AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING TO HOMELESS

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.

CORPORATION IS AN INDIANA NOT-FOR-PROFIT AND WAS ORGANIZED TO CONSTRUCT, OWN AND OPERATE A 102 UNIT APARTMENT COMPLEX IN , INDIANA KNOWN AS PINCREST MANOR. IT WAS ORGANIZED PURSUANT TO SECTION 236 OF THE NATIONAL ACT AS AMENDED. THE ORGANIZATION HAS EXECUTED THE STANDARD REGULATORY AGREEMENTS WITH HUD THAT GOVERN THE OPERATIONS OF THE COMMUNITY WITH THE FEDERAL ADMINISTRATION (FHA). IN ADDITION, THE CORPORATION HAS ALSO ENTERED INTO A ASSISTANCE PAYMENT CONTRACT (HAP) WITH HUD. THE HAP CONTRACT IS A RENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES OR PERSONS AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 8 OF THE NATIONAL ACT.

TO FEED, SHELTER AND CLOTHE THE HOMELESS.

THE FOUNDATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO HELP ENSURE THAT THE HOMELESS AND HUNGRY IN THE AREA WILL ALWAYS HAVE A PLACE TO GO FOR FOOD AND SHELTER AND TO EXPERIENCE THE LOVE OF GOD. GIFTS ARE INVESTED BY THE FOUNDATION WHICH THEN MAKES GRANTS TO THE FOR SPECIAL NEEDS AND PROGRAMS.

IS A CHICAGO-BASED ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS TO PROVIDE (SEE SCH O) HOUSING, HEALTHCARE AND HUMAN CONNECTION TO ANY AND ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS STRUGGLING WITH POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS.

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.

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

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