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151		Chicago, IL
152		CHICAGO, IL
153		Elmhurst, IL
154		MOORESVILLE, IN
155		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
156		Golden Valley, MN
157		Chicago, IL
158		Chicago, IL
159		CAROL STREAM, IL
160		ELMHURST, IL
161		CHICAGO, IL
162		Chicago, IL
163		SYRACUSE, IN
164		CHICAGO, IL
165		ALTON, IL
166		BENTON, IL
167		BLOOMINGTON, IL
168		PHILADELPHIA, PA
169		Red Bud, IL
170		DETROIT, MI
171		BAY CITY, MI
172		Lansing, MI
173		SAGINAW, MI
174		TROY, MI
175		IRA TWP, MI
176		DAVISON, MI
177		ANN ARBOR, MI
178		BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI
179		MARQUETTE, MI
180		SKOKIE, IL
181		CLARKSTON, MI
182		MADISON, WI
183		BUTLER, WI
184		MADISON, WI
185		MADISON, WI
186		OCONOMOWOC, WI
187		Edgerton, WI
188		DE PERE, WI
189		Green Bay, WI
190		Baraboo, WI
191		St Paul, MN
192		MANTORVILLE, MN
193		DENT, MN
194		DULUTH, MN
195		ST PAUL, MN
196		LONSDALE, MN
197		ELK RIVER, MN
198		SAINT PAUL, MN
199		ALBANY, MN
200		COOK, MN

To provide charter public high school and social services to students who are at risk or dropouts from the traditional public educational systems.

AN INDEPENDENT CENTER THAT CONDUCTS , EDUCATES COLLABORATES WITH OTHER GROUPS TO ADVOCATE POLICIES IMPACT SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE THE STATUS OF ALL PEOPLE. THE MISSION IS TO PROMOTE SOCIAL JUSTICE CHALLENGE INEQUITIES IN CARE. THE ORGANIZATION DERIVES ITS UNIQUENESS FROM THE DIVERSITY OF ISSUES IT ADDRESSES THE SINGLE-MINDEDNESS OF ITS VISION: AN EQUITABLE CARE SYSTEM WHICH PROVIDES ACCESS TO QUALITY, AFFORDABLE CARE FOR ALL.

Assist families fallen police and fire personnel

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AID TO IN DIVIDUALS IN NEED, ALSO EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND PUBLIC SEVANTS SUCH AS POLICE AND FIRE DEPTS.

GENERAL TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAMS INCLUDED SAFETY CAMP PARTNERSHIPS THROUGHOUT HENNEPIN COUNTY, BIKE RODEOS/HELMET FITIINGS, CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY PRESENTATIONS, INVOLVEMENT IN THE ANNUAL AAA TRAFFIC SAFETY POSTER PROGRAM, AND OUR FLAGSHIP INTIATIVE, THE AAA SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS THAT SUPPORT OUR NOVICE AND SENIOR DRIVING INTIATIVES ALSO CONTINUED THROUGH THE YEAR

is a nonpartisan public policy and educational institution that brings conservative and free market ideas to bear on hardest problems facing Minnesota and nation. Through research, op-eds, public forums, legislative testimony, public messaging in a variety media, and a stream publications, we are working to build a Culture Prosperity in Minnesota and nation.

is a national, non-profit organization committed to reducing substance abuse and co-occurring mental health problems through effective and efficient treatment programs.

The Projects (SWOP) mission is to build a broad-based organization of Christian, Muslim and Jewish faith institutions, local schools and other institutions in Chicago, which will enable families to exercise common values, determine their own future and connect with each other to improve life in their neighborhoods. To this end, leaders of SWOP have dedicated themselves to building relationships across racial, ethnic, generational and faith differences and to bringing the common concerns of their institutions into the public life of the community as they develop the capacity to act collectively and stand for the whole.

TO ASSIST WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS IN SOLVING PROBLEMS OF MUTUAL CONCERN, TO IMPROVE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMPLOYEES, TO EXPAND THE MARKET FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, TO IMPROVE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN AND , TO PROVIDE WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO EXPLORE JOINT APPROACHES TO ORGANIZATION AND EFFECTIVENESS, AND TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE BENEFIT OF EMPLOYEES AND THEIR FAMILIES FOR STUDY AT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

TO ELEVATE CHILDREN THROUGH THE ART OF IRISH DANCE TO ENRICH AND TRANSFORM THEMSELVES, THEIR COMMUNITIES AND SOCIETY.

ALMA BUILDS POWER BY ENGAGING, EDUCATING AND MOBILIZING THE LATINX LGBTQ COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND OUR ALLIES ACROSS ILLINOIS. BY WORKING WITH OUR MEMBERS, WE WORK TO UNDERSTAND COMMUNITY CONDITIONS, AND WORK WITH THEM TO FIND LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS TO THOSE PROBLEMS, INCLUDING POLICY AND SYSTEMS CHANGE.

TO AID AND ASSIST, WHENEVER AND WHEREVER POSSIBLE, THE FATHERS, MOTHERS AND OTHER DEPENDENTS OF DECEASED MARINES, AND IN PARTICULARTHOSE WHO HAVE SERVED

WE RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE LOCAL SCHOOLS BY PROVIDING SUPPLIES FOR NEEDY FAMILIES AND PROVIDING FUNDS FOR NON BUDGETED ITEMS FOR THE CLASSROOMS.

TO SECURE THE RESOURCES NECESSARY TO SUPPORT THE SERVICE MISSION OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF CHICAGO, WHICH PLACES EMPHASIS ON WATER AND HUNGER, HEALTH, YOUTH EDUCATION, THE LEGACY OF ROTARY, AND DISASTER RELIEF.

THE AGENCY OPERATES PROGRAMS TO PROVIDE FAMILIES WITH AN ON-GOING SUPPORT SYSTEM TO ENHANCE GROWTH DEVELOPMENT. THE AGENCY ALSO PROVIDES PROGRAMS FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT BY OFFERING SERVICES TO HELP CHILDREN, WHO MAY BE AT RISK FOR FUTURE SCHOOL FAILURE, TO BE BETTER PREPARED TO ENTER THE SCHOOL SYSTEMS.

THE PURCHASE OF CLOTHING, SHOES AND OTHER ESSENTIAL ITEMS NEEDY SCHOOL CHILDREN.

SCHOOL- PROVIDING THE SCHOOL WITH SUPPLIES, COMPUTERS, EQUIPMENT AND VARIOUS OTHER ITEMS NOT COVERED IN THE SCHOOL BUDGET.

IN OPERATING THE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS, THE SEEKS TO: -AFFECT THE WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH; -INVEST IN POLICY CHANGE, PRACTICE IMPROVEMENT, AND RESEARCH DISSEMINATION;-SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS WHO CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF VULNERABLE CHILDREN; -SPUR INNOVATION THAT LINKS THE MAJOR PUBLIC SYSTEMS SERVING YOUNG PEOPLE:CHILD WELFARE, EDUCATION, AND JUVENILE JUSTICE;-MAKE A SIGNIFICANT AGGREGATE DIFFERENCE IN THE FIELD THROUGH THE CREATION OF A COMMUNITY OF FELLOWS ENGAGED IN PROJECTS TACKLING SIMILAR PROBLEMS THROUGH A VARIETY OF APPROACHES.

Providing protection to the residents of the city of , Illinois

TO ENGAGE IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING NEGOTIATIONS TO PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE OF ITS MEMBERS.

TO SECURE FUNDS FOR REGION AND SPECIAL CARE TO SUPPLEMENT OPERATIONS FOR EXPENSE AND CAPITAL EXPENDITURE ITEMS.

The members of TCBA have dedicated themselves to: Promoting the use of bicycles for healthful recreation and transportation. Educating bicyclists as to their rights and responsibilities. Promoting public awareness of bicyclists rights and responsibilities as well as safety.

TO SUPPORT AND DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES; TO PROMOTE INSTILL AND FOSTER IMPARTIAL ENFORCEMENT OF LAW AND ORDER FOR THE COMMUNITY; TO CULTIVATE A SPIRIT OF FRATERNALISM AND MUTUAL HELPFULNESS AMONG OUR MEMBERS AND THE COMMUNITY WE SERVE; TO ENHANCE THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF THE DEPARTMENT WITHIN THE COMMUNITY THAT IS SERVED.

TO PROMOTE AND INTRODUCE LEGISLATION THAT COULD HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY AND/OR THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.

HELPING THOSE WHO NEED AID, ESPECIALLY THE PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED, MENTALLY IMPAIRED, WIDOWS AND ORPHANS AND THOSE WHO ARE UNABLE TO HELP THEMSELVES, SUPPORTING CATHOLIC EDUCATION, RELIGIOUS MINISTRY, THE UNBORN, THE HUNGRY, AND OTHERS IN NEED AS WELL AS ASSISTING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY WITH SIMILAR INTERESTS.

is a non-denominational agency helping individuals who present themselves or are referred by other agencies for assistance with groceries, shelter, utilities and other essentials. networks with other agencies to coordinate and provide necessary services. will support other agencies, institutions and churches by assisting those in need of food, shelter, utilities, etc. seeks to fulfill the christian walk being ever mindful that whatever we do to the least of our neighbors, we do to Christ.

THE CENTERPIECE PROGRAM PROVIDES SHORT-TERM FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO AND COMIC EMPLOYEES, INCLUDING BOOKSTORE AND COMIC SHOP OWNERS/OPERATORS, BOOKSELLERS, BUYERS, AND FORMER BORDERS EMPLOYEES AND THEIR IMMEDIATE FAMILIES WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED FINANCIAL NEED ARISING FROM SEVERE HARDSHIP AND/OR EMERGENCY CIRCUMSTANCES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DISASTER RELIEF, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SERIOUS MEDICAL CONDITION, OR LOSS OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME SUCH AS DIVORCE OR SEPARATION, DEATH OF AN EMPLOYEE OR IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER. ADDITIONALLY, THE MADE AVAILABLE OTHER TOOLS TO HELP AFFECTED EMPLOYEES AND OWNERS BETTER MANAGE WITH ONGOING FINANCIAL CHALLENGES. THESE TOOLS INCLUDE HEALTH CARE RESOURCES DIRECTORIES, BUDGET PLANNING GUIDES AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TOOLS.

TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS FOR RELIGIOUS, SCIENTIFIC, EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE IRC OF 1986, OR CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY FUTURE US IRC.

To promote and advance education, economic workforce development along with cultural and recreational activities in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The organization is partner in the Midwest Skills Development Center MSDC. The MSDC is a program that prepares students to install, maintain and operate electrical systems to supply energy to residential and industrial customers.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR THE POOR; ASSISTING LOCAL RESIDENTS WITH AND OTHER ESSENTIAL ITEMS, INCLUDING TOYS AROUND THE HOLIDAYS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR.

CHEIF PONTIAC POST 377 IS A PATRIOTIC VETERANS ORGANIZATION DEVOTED TO MUTUAL HELPFULNESS. IT IS COMMITTEED TO MENTORING YOUTH AND SPONSORSHIP OF WHOLESOME PROGRAMS IN OUR COMMUNITY, ADVOCATING PATRIOTISM AND HONOR, PROMOTING STRONG NATIONAL SECURITY, AND CONTINUED DEVOTION TO OUR FELLOW SERVICEMEMBERS AND VETERANS. FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES SUPPORT OUR EXEMPT PURPOSE TO PROMOTE SOCIAL WELFARE OF COMMUNITY: 1. SPONSOR YOUTH BASEBALL TEAM, ANNUALLY, 2. SPONSOR BOY SCOUT PACK AND TROOP, ANNUALLY 3. PARTICIPATE IN COMMUNITY EVENTS PER YEAR SUCH AS PARADES, MEMORIALS, DEDICATION CEREMONIES RECOGINIZING VETERANS AND ARMED FORCES MEMBERS 4. PARTICIPIATE IN COMMUNITY CHARITY EVENTS 5. HOST AMERICANISM DINNER 6. HOST FISHING DERBY 7. SPONSOR YOUTH PARTICIPANTS TO ATTEND STATE AND NATIONAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCES 8. PROVIDE A VENUE FOR COMMUNITY EVENTS FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES SUPPORT OUR EXEMPT PURPOSE TO ASSIST WAR VETERANS AND MEMBERS OF ARMED FORCES, THEIR DEPENDEN

TO PROVIDE CONSULTING, ADVISORY, EXECUTIVE AND CLERICAL TO ITS MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE THEMSELVES RECOGNIZED AS EXEMPT FROM TAXATION UNDER CODE SECTION 501(C)(6).

THE PROVIDES PROTECTION SERVICES TO THE VILLAGE OF .

LABOR UNION REPRESENTING PROBATIONARY OR PERMANENT EMPLOYEES OF DEPARTMENT and ALL FULL TIME COMMISSIONED PERSONNEL WHO ARE PROBATIONARY OR PERMANENT EMPLOYEES OF A DEPARTMENT, EMERGENCY MEDICAL, OR RESCUE SERVICE ORGANIZATION OR RELATED SERVICES WITHIN DANE COUNTY, WISCONSIN.

TO SPONSOR AND CONDUCT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND SEMINARS ON MATTERS RELATING TO ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS, SO AS TO FOSTER A GREATER UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROBLEMS OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY AND OF THE FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM, AND THE MANY ASPECTS OF THE SAME, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, WORKPLACE SAFETY, EMPLOYEE TRAINING AND EDUCATION, AND LAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS WHICH MAY IMPACT BUSINESS AND THE ECONOMY.

PROVIDE AND SUNDRY ITEMS TO LOW INCOME AND HOMELESS FAMILIES

provides emergency services for people in need, including food, clothing, shelter, essential services, crisis intervention, referral services to other agencies, advocacy services and other social services.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES CLOTHING, UTILITIES, HOUSING AND OTHER PHYSICAL NEEDS TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE. IT ALSO RUNS A FOOD PANTRY. FUNDS ARE RAISED BY DONATED ITEMS SOLD AT A THRIFT SHOP AND BY MONETARY DONATIONS.

and community support

To provide low cost clothing, furniture, appliances and basic household items to the needy and to provide monitary assistance for medical, meals, gas/oil, lodging,

To represent victim/survivors of relationship abuse and member programs; challenge systems and institutions; promote social change; and support, educate, and connect member programs.

Provide Funding to the and Rescue for Members Pensions

TO PROVIDE RETIREMENT BENEFITS FOR ITS VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER MEMBERS. THROUGH ITS LAWFUL GAMBLING OPERATION IT PROVIDES FUNDS FOR DONATIONS FOR FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT, TRAINING, EMS NEEDS, AND YOUTH ACTIVITIES PROGRAMS

EMS EDUCATION AND SUPPORT AND DEVELOP AND OPERATE AN SERVICES COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK.

WORKS FOR EQUITABLE CARE ACCESS AND OUTCOMES FOR PEOPLE WHO EXPERIENCE INJUSTICE AT THE INTERSECTION OF STATUS AND IDENTITY. WE CENTER PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES AT RISK OF AND LIVING WITH HIV OR FACING BARRIERS TO EQUITABLE CARE ACCESS AND OUTCOMES BECAUSE OF THEIR IDENTITY AS GENDER, SEXUAL, OR RACIAL MINORITIES. EXISTS TO END HIV AND LGBTQ DISPARITIES. WE HELP PEOPLE NAVIGATE HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS BY BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS, ESPECIALLY LGBTQ+ PEOPLE, THOSE AFFECTED BY HIV, AND OTHERS FACING BARRIERS TO EQUITABLE CARE. WE BRING OUR PURPOSE TO LIFE IN TWO WAYS: FIRST, BY DIRECTLY SERVING AND SUPPORTING PEOPLE WITH NON-JUDGMENTAL AND COMPASSIONATE CARE. AND SECOND, BY FIGHTING FOR BETTER SYSTEMS FOR THOSE ERASED AND EXCLUDED.

DISABILITY BENEFITS, DEATH BENEFITS, AND RETIREMENT BENEFITS FOR MEMBERS AND FORMER MEMBERS OF VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES EMERGENCY SERVICES FOR THE CITY OF SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

MHP) STRENGTHENS DEVELOPMENT CAPACITY AND PROMOTES SYSTEMS CHANGE TO EXPAND OPPORTUNITY, ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE WITH THE GREATEST NEED. WE SUPPORT, LEAD, AND COLLABORATE WITH A DIVERSITY OF PARTNERS TO STIMULATE INNOVATION AND DRIVE POSITIVE IMPACT IN AFFORDABLE AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN AND BEYOND

INDIVIDUALS AND PROPERTY PROTECTED FROM AND RELATED DAMAGE

FUNDRAISING TO ASSIST WITH THE CONTINUED OPERATION OF COOK HOSPITAL, SCENIC RIVERS CLINIC AND LOCAL AMBULANCE SERVICES

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