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1		RIDGEWOOD, NJ
2		BUFFALO, NY
3		MONTICELLO, NY
4		Hamilton, NJ
5		YONKERS, NY
6		Rochester, NY
7		NEW YORK, NY
8		Brooklyn, NY
9		FLEMINGTON, NJ
10		ISELIN, NJ
11		North Cape May, NJ
12		STATE COLLEGE, PA
13		CHICAGO, IL
14		OAKTON, VA
15		ROCKY MOUNT, VA
16		CHARLOTTE, NC
17		ELMWOOD PARK, IL
18		BELLEVILLE, IL
19		PHOENIXVILLE, PA
20		POQUOSON, VA
21		Pittsburgh, PA
22		PITTSBURGH, PA
23		SCRANTON, PA
24		WILMINGTON, DE
25		Canton, OH
26		RACINE, WI
27		CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
28		Lawrenceburg, IN
29		MOUNT GILEAD, NC
30		DOWNERS GROVE, IL
31		COLUMBIA, SC
32		EVANSVILLE, IN
33		Wheeling, WV
34		TEMPLE HILLS, MD
35		CINCINNATI, OH
36		LAWRENCEBURG, KY
37		DAYTON, OH
38		Cincinnati, OH
39		Andover, MN
40		Columbus, OH
41		CLEVELAND, OH
42		AKRON, OH
43		AKRON, OH
44		ELYRIA, OH
45		FORT WAYNE, IN
46		FORT WAYNE, IN
47		Waukegan, IL
48		LAKE ZURICH, IL
49		Chicago, IL
50		CHICAGO HEIGHTS, IL

PROVIDE SHELTER AND SUPPORT TO WORKING HOMELESS FAMILIES, AND A FOOD PROGRAM FOR THE HUNGRY THE COMMUNITY.

LOW-INCOME HOUSING AND MANAGEMENT.

TO PROVIDE FOOD and SHELTER HOMELESS AND THOSE FACING HOMELESSNESS

To provide animal welfare by way of shelter, food and veterinary services to homeless .

raises funds to provide contributions for the support, care and education of marginalized and homeless young people at risk through poverty in Swaziland.

Provides emergency and temporary shelter to homeless families.

SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER AND HOMELESSNESS.

TSY provides teaching, training and professional attire to those in need in the community through partnerships with schools, homeless shelters and community organizations

TO RESCUE AND MIX CANINES THAT ARE STRAYS, PUPPY MILL DOGS OR FROM OWNERS THAT NO LONGER WANT THE ANIMAL. TO PROVIDE CARE AND MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR THE DOG UNTIL THEY CAN BE RELOCATED TO NEW OWNERS. TO ASSIST LOCAL MUNICIPALITITES AND ANIMAL SHELTERS IN THE PLACEMENT OF THESE CANINES. THESE ACTIVITIES ARE CARRIED ON BY VOLUNTEERS.

The organization will continue to seek out opportunities to improve the lives of children and adults by providing financial assistance wherever and whenever possible for those that may be disabled, especially ALS and cancer, the homeless and local civic organizations.

HELPING VARIOUS GROUPS OF HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS FROM NEW RELEASE INCARCERATED TO SINGLE PREGNANT MOMS AND VARIOUS OTHER INDIVDUALS OBTAINS ASSISTANCE THROUGH TEMPORARY HOUSING AND SUPPORT SERVICES INCLUDING MENTORING AND SPIRITUAL SO THAT THEY MAY EVENTUALY CONTINUE TO GROW FIND EMPLOYMENT AND BECOME SELF SUFFIENT MEMBERS OF SOCIETY

TO ENGAGE CHRISTIAN FAITH COMMUNITIES IN ENDING FAMILY HOMELESSNESS THROUGH NEIGHBORING RELATIONSHIPS THAT DEMONSTRATE CHRIST'S LOVE.

THE COMMISSION FOCUSES ON SERVING IN NEED, THROUGH PROGRAMS THAT HELP HOSPITALIZED RECOVER AND THRIVE, PROVIDE WITH RESOURCES TO EXIT HOMELESSNESS, SUPPORT MILITARY FAMILIES, AND ASSIST AND MILITARY MEMBERS IN COMMUNITIES.

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.

THE ORGANIZATION IS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TO FEED THE HOMELESS AND NEEDY WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. LUNCH IS PROVIDED DAILY (365 DAYS THE YEAR).

PROVIDE AFFORDABLE OR FREE HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES TO INDIVIDUALS OR FAMILIES WHO ARE EITHER HOMELESS OR AT THE LOWEST LEVELS OF INCOME AND GRANTS TO PROVIDE SOCIAL

SHELTER FOR HOMELESS, NEGLECTED AND ABUSED WOMEN WITH CHILDREN

PROVIDE EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, SENIORS, AND THE HOMELESS.

TO PROVIDE FOR SPECIAL NEEDS PEOPLE, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS AND LOW INCOME FAMILIES. ALSO, FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING FOR SUCH PURPOSES, THE MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501 (C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954.

ENGAGING IN EACH AND EVERY OTHER ACTIVITY WHICH WILL LESSEN THE RELIANCE OF THE POOR, THE HUNGRY, THE HOMELESS AND THE POTENTIALLY HOMELESS, AND THE UNEMPLOYED AND POTENTIALLY UNEMPLOYED, ON THE GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES OF THE VIRGINIA PENINSULA.

Assistance and contributions to organizations serving terminally ill children, disadvantaged children, youth. Assistance and contributions to improve educational opportunities for high school aged youth. Assistance and contributions to the homeless and needy.

PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSES OF FOUNDATION IS TO SPREAD WORD OF BIBLE AND ASSIST IMPOVERISHED and HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS THROUGH EDUCATION AND ASSISTANCE. CONTRIBUTIONS TOTALING $539,000 WERE MADE TO 11 DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS IN 2021. THESE ORGANIZATIONS SPREAD WORD OF BIBLE AND ASSISTED IMPOVERISED and HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS THROUGH THEIR VARIOUS PROGRAMS THAT HELP RESTORE DIGNITY TO POVERTY STRICKEN BY PROVIDING LOANS AND EDUCATION TO LIFT THEM OUT OF LIFE OF POVERTY.

THE SEEKS TO ASSIST AND FACILITATE INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATING IN THE LACKAWANNA COUNTY OF COMMON PLEAS DIVISION WITH CHALLENGES OF DAILY LIVING AS THEY MOVE FROM ADDICTED LIFE TO A SOBER LIFESTYLE. THE SEEKS TO PROVIDE MEDICAL/DENTAL CARE TO INDIVIDUALS WHO FALL BETWEEN THE CRACKS IN THE NORMAL SYSTEMS, TRANSITIONAL HOUSING, EDUCATIONAL AND EMPLOYMENT TRAINING, TRANSPORTATION AND OTHER BASIC NEEDS.

PREVENT AND END HOMELESSNESS FOR FAMILIES BY ENGAGING FAITH-BASED CONGREGATIONS, VOLUNTEERS AND DONORS.

Reduce the population homeless dogs

RECOGNIZING THE WORTH AND DIGNITY EACH PERSON, HELPS PEOPLE END THEIR HOMELESSNESS.

TJACH WORKS TO REDUCE HOMELESSNESS BY INITIATING CREATIVE SOLUTIONS AND COORDINATING

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO WOMEN LEAVING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTERS. A HAS BEEN STARTED TO FURNISH CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FREE OF CHARGE TO THESE WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN. PROCEEDS FROM THE ARE USED TO EXPAND THE PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT OF SUCH FAMILIES.

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 HELP THE POOR AND HOMELESS BY PROVIDING FOOD AND ASSISTANCE WITH SHELTER, UTILITIES, MEDICAL EXPENSES AND TRANSPORTATION.

Theprimaryexemptpurposeoftheorganizationistoprovideassistancetoteenagersdealingwithpregnacyandhomelessness.

OUR MISSION IS TO END HOMELESSNESS AND HUNGER IN OUR BY OFFERING CRISIS INTERVENTION FOR PEOPLE IN NEED.

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.

Provide extensive comprehensive services to eradicate homelessness by improving participants through workforce development and training, care coordination, food support, and other services among Veterans and community-at large.

A PARTNERSHIP PURCHASED THE PROPERTY IN 2016 TO OPERATE IT AS A SECTION 42 LOW INCOME HOUSING APARTMENT COMMUNITY. , . (AN OHIO NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION) WAS ORGANIZED TO OWN AND OPERATE A 150 UNIT APARTMENT COMMUNITY IN CINCINNATI, OHIO, KNOWN AS THE MEADOWS (THE COMMUNITY), PURSUANT TO SECTION 223(F) OF THE NATIONAL HOUSING ACT AS AMENDED. EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 1, 2007 ONE UNIT WAS CONVERTED TO AN OFFICE WITH HUD APPROVAL. THE CORPORATION HAD EXECUTED A REGULATORY AGREEMENT WITH HUD, WHICH GOVERNS THE OPERATION OF THE PROJECT WITH THE FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION (FHA) SECTION OF HUD. THE CORPORATION HAD ALSO ENTERED INTO A HOUSING ASSISTANCE PAYMENT CONTRACT (HAP CONTRACT) WITH HUD.A PARTNERSHIP PURCHASED THE PROPERTY IN 2016, AND , NOW FUNDS THE PROJECT THROUGH A SELLER CARRYBACK NOTE. THE MAIN PURPOSE OF THIS ENTITY GOING FORWARD WILL BE A FINANCING ARM OF THE LOW INCOME PROJECT THROUGH THE NEW PARTNERSHIP.

AHS) is a non-profit dedicated to serving the homeless and abandoned animal population of County, Kentucky.

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

THE GOAL OF (CHCI) IS TO ASSIST DISABLED, COMPROMISED AND HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES OPTIMIZE THEIR OVERALL AND FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES. CHCI ALSO PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO OTHER LOCAL AND NATIONAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

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.

is an all-volunteer organization which in 20 years has awarded over $775,872 to help 191 women. They are given the opportunity to pursue their academic goals, enabling them to obtain jobs that can raise the economic status of their families. Many recipients have overcome abuse, homelessness, addiction and financial hardships and graduate with academic honors.Applicants are carefully screened. They must be at least 18 years old and be US citizens. They must demonstrate financial need and show evidence that they are likely to succeed in achieving their goals.Awards do not exceed $5,000 and are paid directly to the facility providing the needed services. The funds may be used tuition at universities, colleges, technology and trade schools, supplies,equipment, books, fees, bus passes and child care.

THE PROVIDES FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER, AND ADVOCACY TO ALL WHO COME TO US IN NEED. THROUGH VARIOUS PROGRAMS, WE SERVE THE HOMELESS AND INDIGENT OF CLEVELAND, OHIO.

THE PROGRAMS AT ADDRESS THE ISSUE OF HOMELESSNESS HOLISTICALLY. OUR UNIQUE APPROACH WHICH FOCUSES ON STABILIZING THE CLIENT IN ORDER TO OVERCOME THEEIR PARTICULAR OBSTACLES TO HOUSING AND EMPLOYMENT. OUR SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: 1.)STABILIZE WOMEN AND CHILDREN EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS BY PROVIDING THEIR BASIC NEEDS AT NO COST. 2.)ASSESS AND STABILIZE THEIR MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH. 3.)IDENTIFY THE OBSTACLES THAT CAUSED THEIR HOMELESS SITUATION. 4.)PROVIDE THE GUIDANCE, SUPPORT, AND EDUCATION TO OVERCOME THOSE OBSTACLES. 5.)EMPOWER AND ASSIST THEM IN ATTAINING EMPLOYMENT AND INDEPENDENT HOUSING.

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

PROVIDE SERVICES TO OHIO VETERANS, PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS VETERANS, PROMOTE AMERICANISM, EDUCATE VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES ABOUT AVAILABLE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS AND BENEFITS.

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.

TO SERVE HOMELESS FAMILIES BY UNITING FAITH COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS AND LOCAL AGENCIES IN A COOPERATIVE EFFORT TO PROVIDE SHELTER, MEALS AND COMPASSIONATE ONGOING SUPPORT TO OUR GUESTS.

Provide emergency shelter and supportive services to families with children and individuals experiencing homelessness in .

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO LOCAL SHELTERS AND COUNSELING CENTERS. TO SUPPORT LOCAL COMMUNITY NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

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

INTER-FAITH PROGRAM PROVIDING SHELTER AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO HOMELESS PERSONS.

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