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1		CANTON, NY
2		NEW MILFORD, CT
3		NEW YORK, NY
4		OLEAN, NY
5		NEW YORK, NY
6		SYRACUSE, NY
7		BROOKLINE, MA
8		East Setauket, NY
9		Ocean View, DE
10		Bluffton, OH
11		Evansville, IN
12		VILLA PARK, IL
13		LOUISVILLE, KY
14		VERSAILLES, OH
15		WASHINGTON, DC
16		CARMEL, IN
17		Indianapolis, IN
18		Evanston, IL
19		CHICAGO, IL
20		ROLLING MEADOWS, IL
21		LYNCHBURG, VA
22		SPRINGFIELD, IL
23		PEORIA, IL
24		SPRINGFIELD, IL
25		Lansing, MI
26		ANN ARBOR, MI
27		FLINT, MI
28		Shelbyville, IN
29		WAUSAU, WI
30		Wauwatosa, WI
31		MILWAUKEE, WI
32		MILWAUKEE, WI
33		ONALASKA, WI
34		BLOOMINGTON, MN
35		EDINA, MN
36		SUMNER, IA
37		DAVENPORT, IA
38		Cincinnati, OH
39		FAIRFAX, VA
40		CHRISTIANSBURG, VA
41		KEARNEY, NE
42		Tecumseh, NE
43		North Canton, OH
44		Johnstown, OH
45		FOSTORIA, OH
46		Charlottesvle, VA
47		NEWARK, DE
48		ST PAUL, MN
49		Dayton, OH
50		WASHINGTON, DC

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN . BY ADMINISTERING A REVOLVING LOAN FUND, ISSUING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT GRANTS, AND PROVIDING LOW COST ENERGY TO QUALIFYING AREA BUSINESSES.

TO PROMOTE BUSINESS IN , CONNECTICUT

TO PROVIDE SMALL BUSINESS LOANS AND MICROFINANCING TO VICTIMS OF OPPRESSION AND PERSECUTION WITHOUT REGARD TO THE RACE, NATIONALITY OR RELIGION OF THE BENEFICIARIES; TO RECEIVE, MANAGE, SELL, EXCHANGE, INVEST AND REINVEST THE FUNDS TRANSFERRED TO THE CORPORATION, AND TO APPLY THE INCOME AND PRINCIPAL TO THE ESTABLISHMENT AND SUPPORT OF CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

To benefit youth through mentoring and skills ; to benefit families by creating a connection to community leaders, resources, and service opportunities; to benefit small businesses by providing training, coaching, resource connections, networking, and collaboration; and to benefit the community by retention of youth, supporting the of a better prepared labor force, encouraging stronger businesses, and improving regional economic conditions.

TO PROVIDE FINANCING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO SMALL BUSINESSES, PRINCIPALLY MINORITY AND WOMEN OWNED BUSINESS ENTERPRISES, AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

THE SUPPORTS THE COUNTY OF GOVERNMENT, BUSINESSES, AND NOT FOR PROFIT CORPORATIONS. IT ALSO SERVES AS A FACILITATOR OF SOLUTIONS FOR GOVERNMENTAL PROBLEMS THROUGH ITS FLEXIBLE AND EFFICIENT STATUTORY POWERS. OCDC USES AVAILABLE FINANCIAL AND POLICY INCENTIVES TO STIMULATE ECONOMIC GROWTH, LESSEN THE BURDENS OF GOVERNMENT, PROMOTE JOB CREATION AND RETENTION, GENERATE PROSPERITY, IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF RESIDENTS, AND ENCOURAGE ECONOMIC VIBRANCY. OCDC STRIVES TO PROVIDE LOCAL, CONVENIENT, AND ECOMONICAL FINANCING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ITS CONSTITUENTS IN COUNTY. OCDC TAKES PRIDE IN ITS UNDERSTANDING OF LOCAL ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES, FLEXIBILITY TO MEET MUNICIPAL NEEDS, AND FAST RESPONSE TO EVER CHANGING ECOMONIC DEMANDS.

SEEKS TO INCREASE CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY AND TO STRENGTHEN LEGAL SYSTEMS IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH BY DRIVING COLLABORATION AMONG COMMUNITIES, FUNDERS, AND CREATIVE LEADERS IN AN EFFORT TO TIP THE BALANCE SO CORPORATIONS ARE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR AND INTERNALIZE THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND HUMAN OF THEIR ACTIONS.

SMALL BUSINESS HARDSHIP FUND - A program awarding grants to various local businesses suffering hardship due to closures from the Covid pandemic.

COMMUNITY SUPPORT THOUGH CONSTRUCTION SERVICES

TO FOSTER IN THE , OHIO VICINITY THROUGH EDUCATION PROGRAMS LEADING UP TO A BUSINESS PLAN COMPETITION RESULTING IN JOB CREATION.

SUPPORT THE MISSIONS OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE, . AND HILLCREST WASHINGTON YOUTH HOME, . (SUPPORTED ORGANIZATIONS) THROUGH FUNDRAISING, GRANT WRITING AND AWARENESS ACTIVITIES.

THE TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY GROUP IS A TRADE ASSOCIATION WHOSE MEMBERS ARE CORPORATIONS IN THE TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY. THE GROUP IS ORGANIZED FOR ADVANCEMENT OF COMMON INTERESTS IN SUPPLIER DIVERSITY INITIATIVES BY CORPORATIONS IN THE TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY. IT ALSO SERVES AS A FORUM FOR MEMBERS, AND NONMEMBERS, TO DRIVE CHANGE IN THE TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY THAT WILL RESULT IN DIVERSE BUSINESSES BECOMING STRATEGIC PARTNERS IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY.

THE WILL MAKE GRANTS TO EMPLOYEES OF THORNTONS LLC AND SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATES AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO SUFFER SEVERE FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AS A RESULT OF A CATASTROPHIC EVENT.

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN DARKE COUNTY AREA

PROMOTE ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION INVESTMENT

THE PROVIDES FUNDING TO MEMBER ALUMNI CORPORATIONS WHICH PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEIR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT MEMBERS.

The was established to provide individuals, corporations, and foundations opportunities to further the mission the through contributions.

RMF) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) educational established to educate chapters and house corporations of Sigma Chi Fraternity about and provide aid in times of loss.

PROVIDE CREDIT AND SERVICES TO SMALL BUSINESSES WITHOUT ACCESS TO TRADITIONAL SOURCES OF FINANCING.

TO RESTORE THE LIVES OF ORPHANS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CHURCHES, CORPORATIONS, AND INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE A PASSION TO HELP NEEDY, PARENTLESS CHILDREN.

The Corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, scientific and educational purposes within the meaning Section 501(c)(3) the Internal Revenue Code or the corresponding provision any future federal tax law (the "Code") , including but not limited to providing academic scholarships and micro-community grants, promoting financial literacy, providing relief to disaster victims and coordinating efforts with other union-supported charities, primarily in Virginia. Subject to the limitations set forth below, the Corporation may conduct any or all lawful affairs, not required to be stated specifically in these Articles, for which corporations may be incorporated under the Virginia Nonstock Corporation Act.

TO AID, EDUCATE, INFORM MEMBERS REGARDING TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, SMALL BUSINESS ISSUES; TO PROMOTE GOODWILL COOPERATION AMONG MEMBERS; TO ADVANCE IN EVERY WAY THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC PROFESSIONALS LAWFULLY ENGAGED IN THE MOVING STORAGE BUSINESS IN .

Money donated to various not-for-profits for educational expenses include churches oratorical contest

INVESTMENT INCOME USED TO SUPPORT MEMORIAL ACRES ASSOCIATION AND KOKE MILLCHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Promotes affordable home and small business ownership to benefit and strengthen MI Communities.

To operate a not-for-profit proprietary offering courses and instruction in business management in emerging markets and allied fields to equip economic decision-makers in emerging countries with tools commercial success

WE BUILD PARTNERSHIPS TO CREATE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES TO PROMOTE VIBRANT AND PROSPEROUS COMMUNITIES. WE FOSTER ENTREPRENEURS AND GROW SMALL BUSINESSES. WE DEVELOP AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND PREPARE FAMILIES FOR HOMEOWNERSHIP.

To prepare children for lifelong success,the Coalition seeks to further thephysical, social, emotional andintellectual development of ShelbyCounty children with a primary focus onthe ages birth through age 5. Ourmission is to ensure that quality andaffordable services are available to allchildren in .

THE IS A NONPROFIT CORPORATION, CREATED BY AND FOR THE PEOPLE . WE EXIST TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY THE GREATER WAUSAU AREA.OUR GOALS ARE TO:-RESPONSIBLY SOLICIT, MANAGE, AND DISTRIBUTE PHILANTHROPIC ASSETS CREATED BY CHARITABLE GIFTS AND BEQUESTS.-COMMUNICATE OPPORTUNITIES AND BENEFITS PHILANTHROPY TO COMMUNITIES SERVED.-DEMONSTRATE LEADERSHIP AND ACT AS A CATALYST TO DESIGN PROGRAMS AND IDENTIFY ISSUES IN COLLABORATION WITH OTHER FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND COMMUNITIES.-ENGAGE IN CREATIVE AND SENSITIVE GRANT MAKING TO ENRICH COMMUNITIES SERVED.-DEVOTE SPECIAL EMPHASIS TO ENHANCING THE VIBRANCY AND LIVABILITY THE GREATER WAUSAU AREA AND MARATHON COUNTY.

solicits and receives returned and excess brand new merchandise from corporations. It sorts, warehouses and redistributes this merchandise to a wide range charitable organizations to be either distributed to or used for the care the poor, the sick, elderly or children

THE (WBTA) IS A CHAPTER OF THE GLOBAL (GBTA), WHOSE MEMBERS REPRESENT MAJOR CORPORATIONS AND SUPPLIERS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. OUR EMPHASIS IS ON WORKING TOGETHER TO BETTER UNDERSTAND NEW AND EMERGING MANAGEMENT PRACTICES.

THE INVESTMENTS EMPLOYEE RELIEF FUND WAS ESTABLISHED TO ASSIST EMPLOYEES AFFECTED DURING QUALIFIED DISASTERS UNDER SECTION 139 OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE IF THERE IS (I) PRESIDENTIALLY DECLARED FEDERAL DISASTER OR (II) OTHER FEDERALLY DECLARED DISASTER THAT IMPACTS THE MILWAUKEE AREA. THROUGH THIS FUND, MEAL KITS AND GROCERIES WILL BE PROVIDED TO FURLOUGHED EMPLOYEES AT INVESTMENTS, BERENGARIA, FWR LLC, FWR WI OR ANY RESTAURANT WITHIN HOSPITALITY DEMOCRACY AND THEIR FAMILIES THAT HAVE FINANCIAL NEED. THE GROCERIES/MEAL KITS WILL BE PREPARED FOR EMPLOYEES BASED ON HOUSEHOLD COUNT. APPLICANTS WILL BE REVIEWED ON A MONTHLY BASIS AND MAY BE ASKED TO COMPLETE AN UPDATED APPLICATION TO VERIFY FINANCIAL NEED.

A.L.M.) WAS INCORPORATED ON JUNE 29, 2001 AS A WISCONSIN NONSTOCK NON-PROFIT CORPORATION. A.L.M. IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED FOR THE PURPOSE OF RAISING FUNDS AND DISTRIBUTING SUCH FUNDS TO ORGANIZATIONS RECOGNIZED BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE AS EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED (THE CODE), AND AS A NON-PROFIT FOUNDATION UNDER SECTION 509(A) OF THE CODE. A.L.M. DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS ARE ALL VOLUNTEERS WHO RECEIVE NO COMPENSATION FROM A.L.M., AND A.L.M. HAS NO EMPLOYEES OR FACILITIES. A.L.M. INTENDS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR QUALIFYING CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS CHOSEN BY A.L.M. IN ITS SOLE DISCRETION BY SOLICITING CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CORPORATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR SPONSORSHIP OF EVENTS PLANNED AND ORGANIZED BY A.L.M.

THE IS A PUBLICLY SUPPORTED PHILANTHROPIC INSTITUTION GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF PRIVATE CITIZENS CHOSEN TO BE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE PUBLIC INTEREST AND FOR THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF THE . THE ADMINISTERS INDIVIDUAL FUNDS CONTRIBUTED OR BEQUETHED TO IT BY INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, OTHER AGENCIES, CORPORATIONS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS IN THE , MINNESOTA AREA.

TO HOLD AND INVEST NON-OPERATING INVESTMENTS OF THE FAMILY OF CORPORATIONS.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPORT , INC. AND TO GENERATE EARNINGS THAT CAN BE USED TO TRANSFER TO , INC. FOR A SPECIFIC REQUEST BY THE , INC. MANAGEMENT.

THE CORPORATIONS EXEMPT PURPOSE IS PRIMARILY EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE. IT IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED TO IMPACT THE LIVES OF YOUNG PEOPLE BY PROVIDING LEARNING FACILITIES AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE THE CHARACTER AND ENHANCING VALUES THROUGH CLASSROOM AND GOLF ACTIVITIES.

is a non-profit reentry organization headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio. We are the standard bearer in developing scalable and sustainable solutions for the successful reentry men and women back into society from incarceration. These scalable solutions elevate individuals, families, communities, corporations, and the country.

OPERATE A BRANCH CAMPUS OF GEORGE UNIVERSITY IN THE REPUBLIC OF

TO INCREASE SMALL BUSINESS LENDING BY PROVIDING MEMBER INSTITUTIONS THAT SERVE UNDERSERVED PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES WITH NEW SOURCES OF .

To promote in County by providing funding for business which benefits the entire region through the creation jobs and increasing business revenues within the communities.

Grant to Local museum that is a 501 c

to provide girls and boys clothing packages that were distributed to children through various Christian missions around the world. 3,478 packages of clothing was distributed in 2022.

Accepts gently used donated items and resells them to area residents in need at a discounted price. We then donate the proceeds to other local public charities and individuals to further the mission of the Corporation. The mission of Corporation is to promote dignity and hope through positive and lasting social, economic, and spiritual change within the community.

CREATE AWARENESS OF BREAST CANCER.

TRAIN AND SUPPORT MISSIONAIRES

DHSA) ALIGNS RESOURCES AND EFFORTS TO CREATE A UNIQUE, BOARD BASED , FOCUSED ON ESTABLISHING INNOVATIVE COLLABORATIONS AMONG EXPERTS IN MEDICAL EDUCATION, MEDICAL PRACTICE, ECONOMICS AND POLICY, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, POPULATIONS , PUBLIC , BIOMEDICAL AND ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH.

THE SERVES THE SHARED NEEDS OF ITS MEMBERS BY SEEKING PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT FROM CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS AND OTHERS FOR THE BENEFIT OF ITS MEMBER COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES AND THE STUDENTS THEY EDUCATE.

SUPPORT FOR LOCAL MAKE A WISH TO ASSIST WITH THEIR FUNDRAISING AND SUPPORT LOCALLY

TO PROMOTE EQUITY AND OPPORTUNITY BY PROVIDING INCREASED ACCESS TO RESPONSIBLE CAPITAL AND COMPLEMENTARY FINANCIAL SERVICES TO UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES WITH A GOAL OF ENSURING THE LONG-TERM WELL BEING AND RESILIENCE OF INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND INSTITUTIONS. WE OFFER FINANCING AND RELATED SERVICES FOR HOUSING, SMALL BUSINESSES, COMMUNITY FACILITIES, NON-PROFITS AND OTHER MARKET PARTICIPANTS THAT HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON LOW AND MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES.

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