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101		FUQUAYVARINA, NC
102		MANDAN, ND
103		BAYPORT, MN
104		TOWSON, MD
105		SALISBURY, MD
106		WASHINGTON, DC
107		WASHINGTON, DC
108		PETERSBURG, VA
109		FULTON, MD
110		WASHINGTON, DC
111		WASHINGTON, DC
112		WASHINGTON, DC
113		LAUREL, MD
114		WASHINGTON, DC
115		ELKTON, MD
116		WASHINGTON, DC
117		ANNAPOLIS, MD
118		WASHINGTON, DC
119		SNOW HILL, MD
120		MOUNT AIRY, MD
121		WINCHESTER, VA
122		Richmond, VA
123		FARMVILLE, VA
124		Arlington, VA
125		RICHMOND, VA
126		WOODSTOCK, VA
127		WINCHESTER, VA
128		SPRINGFIELD, VA
129		BECKLEY, WV
130		RALEIGH, NC
131		SALISBURY, NC
132		BURLINGTON, NC
133		Wilmington, NC
134		Alexis, NC
135		SHEBOYGAN, WI
136		CATAWBA, SC
137		RALEIGH, NC
138		WASHINGTON, NC
139		SPARTANBURG, SC
140		COVINGTON, KY
141		LOUISVILLE, KY
142		FRANKFORT, KY
143		GLASGOW, KY
144		LOUISVILLE, KY
145		LAGRANGE, KY
146		ROCKY MOUNT, NC
147		RALEIGH, NC
148		WEST LAWN, PA
149		STUDLEY, VA
150		NEW ALBANY, IN

OUR IS TO RESCUE YOUNG WOMEN IN NEED FROM HOMELESSNESS, DRUGS, PROSTITUTION, AND ABUSE AND THEN ESTABLISH THEM SO THAT THEY FLOURISH IN A RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD, CHURCH, THEIR FAMILIES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES.

WE STRIVE TO ALLEVIATE THE HOMELESS PET POPULATION, OVERCROWDING OF IMPOUNDS AND THE NEED FOR EUTHANASIA BY MATCHING THE RIGHT ANIMAL WITH THE RIGHT HOME THROUGH A NETWORK OF UNPAID VOLUNTEERS AND FOSTER HOMES IN THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY.

PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE COORDINATED SERVICES FOR LOW INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WHO EXPERIENCE HOMELESSNESS OR ARE AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS.

TO ASSIST IN PROVIDING LOW-INCOME .

A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION IN SALISBURY, MD, DEDICATED TO ASSISTING THE POOR WITH FINANCIAL HELP FOR VITAL NEEDS THROUGH A CRISIS CENTER, FOOD PANTRY, DAY SHELTER; , HELPING HOMELESS MEN DEVELOP JOB-READINESS SKILLS.

WORKS TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND END FAMILY HOMELESSNESS TO MAKE WASHINGTON, DC MORE EQUITABLE.

Our mission is to rescue dogs and cats from animal shelters that may otherwise be euthanized due to time limitations, illness, injuries or lack of socialization and training.

INC. PROVIDES EMERGENCY FOOD, FUEL AND SHELTER TO TRANSIENTS AND HOMELESS FAMILIES OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

TO GIVE BACK BY UTILIZING SKILLS AND RESOURCES OF BUILDING INDUSTRY MEMBERS ON SHELTER-RELATED CONSTRUCTION FOR HOMELESS AND OTHERS AT-RISK.

A FAITH-BASED COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP BRINGING TOGETHER OUR NEIGHBORS WHO FACE POVERTY, HOMELESSNESS OR OTHER DEBILITATING CHALLENGES WITH PARTNER LEADERS, DONORS, VOLUNTEERS AND STAFF IN A SHARED THAT IMPROVES THE LIVES ALL THROUGHOUT THE WASHINGTON AREA, ONE NEXT STEP AND NEIGHBOR AT A TIME.

WORKS TO PREVENT AND END HOMELESSNESS BY PROVIDING VULNERABLE INDIVIDUALS WITH A COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF SERVICES TO HELP STABILIZE THEIR LIVES.

SEE PART III, LINE 1.

ENABLE HOMELESS LOW-INCOME PEOPLE IN TO ACHIEVE STABLITY SELF-SUFFICIENCY

DEDICATED TO FINDING LASTING SOLUTIONS FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS ON THE STREETS OF .

PROVIDE AND REHABILITATION FOR HOMELESS MEN; ASSIST WITH EMPLOYMENT SEARCHING, PLACEMENT AND HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION

THE POVERTY IS THE ONLY ORGANIZATION DEDICATED SOLELY TO USING THE POWER OF THE TO PREVENT END IN AMERICA.

TO REBUILD LIVES WITH COMPASSION BY PROVIDING SHELTER and SERVICES TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS and EMPOWER PEOPLE AS THEY TRANSITION TOWARD SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

Charitable organization affiliated with a Catholic parish in Washington, DC. Our council provides help with charities associated with pregnancy centers and food kitchens. Help collect clothing and toys for homeless and needy families.

PROVIDES EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND ITEMS TO MEET BASIC NEEDS FOR THOSE EXPERIENCING AN UNEXPECTED CRISIS WHILE ALREADY LIVING IN POVERTY TO: PREVENT EVICTIONS, PREVENT DISCONNECTION OF UTILITIES OR RECONNECT UTILITY SERVICES, PROVIDE FOOD AND CLOTHING, MEET URGENT MEDICAL NEEDS, PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO SECURE OR MAINTAIN EMPLOYMENT, PROVIDE CRUCIAL TRANSPORTATION, ASSIST CHILDREN TRANSITIONING FROM HOMES INTO FOSTER CARE, AND TO PROVIDE ITEMS TO MEET BASIC NEEDS FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN, FAMILIES IN CRISIS, THOSE WHO ARE HOMELESS, AND VULNERABLE ADULTS.

Reduce homeless and euthanized dogs and cats

THE PROVIDES HIGH QUALITY CARE TO INDIVIDUALS DEVASTATED BY THE EFFECTS OF POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS BY OFFERING HEALING FROM THE PAST, HELP FOR THE PRESENT AND HOPE FOR THE FUTURE.

The mission of HomeAgain is to assist families and individuals experiencing homelessness to secure and maintain a home, again.

IS AN EXTREMELY DIVERSIFIED COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY WHICH DELIVERS SERVICES TO THOSE IN NEED. SERVICES ARE DELIVERED UNDER FOUR PILLARS OF SERVICE: WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT - PROVIDES JOB TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO CITIZENS LIVING WITH DISABILITIES, INDIVIDUALS WHO WANT TO EXIT THE WELFARE SYSTEM AND SENIOR CITIZENS LIVING BELOW THE POVERTY LEVEL; ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - IS A MAJOR EMPLOYER IN OUR REGION AND IN ADDITION OPERATES TWO COMMERCIAL LINES OF BUSINESS: SECURE DOCUMENT SHREDDING AND OPERATION OF A REGIONAL RECYCLING CENTER; HOUSING - PROVIDES SERVICES TO ALLEVIATE AND/OR PREVENT HOMELESSNESS AND SERVES AS A PARTNER TO DOMINION POWER IN THEIR ENERGYSHARE PROGRAM, MEETING HEATING AND COOLING NEEDS; EDUCATION - WORKS WITH STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES WHO ARE TRANSITIONING FROM THE PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM AND OPERATES HEAD START AND EARLY HEAD START SERVICES.

offers shelter, housing, and supportive services homeless and low-income families in need.

TO HELP ITS MOST VULNERABLE NEIGHBORS BREAK THE CYCLES OF HOMELESSNESS AND ADDICTION TO RECLAIM THEIR DIGNITY.

SUPPORT AND EDUCATION OF THE HOMELESS BY PROVIDING ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM OF GRANTS RENTAL OR OTHER HOUSING ASSISTANCE.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS ORGANIZED AND IS OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY AS A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION TO CONSTRUCT, DEVELOP, ACQUIRE, RENOVATE, MANAGE AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME FOR PERSONS OF LIMITED FINANCIAL MEANS, QUALIFIED FOR MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY DISABLED PERSONS, AND QUALIFIED FOR ELDERLY PERSONS WITHIN THE UNITED STATES.

FOR FURTHER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES: FUNDS PROVIDED TO 5 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. FUNDS PROVIDED FOR FOOD AND CLOTHING FOR HOMELESS.

CARE AND CONTROL HOMELESS AND ABUSED ANIMALS

ESTABLISHED IN 1980, THE IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT HAS PROVIDED FOR PEOPLE AT RISK HUNGER IN NORTH CAROLINA FOR MORE THAN 40 YEARS. THE SERVES A NETWORK MORE THAN 700 PARTNER AGENCIES SUCH AS SOUP KITCHENS, PANTRIES, SHELTERS, PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN ADULTS THROUGH DISTRIBUTION CENTERS IN DURHAM, GREENVILLE, NEW BERN, RALEIGH, THE SANDHILLS (SOUTHERN PINES) WILMINGTON.

DIRECT VARIOUS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SHELTER, FOOD, CLOTHING AND VARIOUS OTHER TYPES OF ASSISTANCE FOR THE NEEDY. INCLUDES THE KITCHEN, THE HOMELESS SHELTER, THE CLOTHING CENTER, CRISIS ASSISTANCE, ETC.

PROVIDE SHELTER AND FOOD FOR THE HOMELESS, OFFER SUPPORT TO THOSE THAT DESIRE TO DEVELOP OR ENHANCE THEIR LIFE GOALS AND ASSIST OTHERS IN THE COMMUNITY WITH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR EMERGENCY HOUSEHOLD UTILITY NEEDS.

The mission of is to feed the hungry, shelter the homeless and foster transition to housing.

The To , provide needed veterinarian care and rehabilitate homeless animals. Also to assist individuals with veterinarian care who are unable to provide it to their pets.

TO PROVIDE PUBLIC EDUCATION ABOUT THE HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS, ANIMAL CRUELTY AND MILLS, TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO RESCUED ANIMALS, TO ASSIST PET OWNERS, SHELTERS AND RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS WITH SPAY AND NEUTER ASSISTANCE, AND TO PROVIDE SUPPLIES, SERVICES AND EDUCATION TO PET OWNERS AND CARE GIVERS IN NEED.

Topreventthesuffering,neglect,abuseofcompanionanimalsinChesterCounty,SC.;helpinganimalsabandonedinlocalsheltersbyprovidingasafehavenandveterinarycareuntiladoptersarefound;educatingthepublicabouttheimportanceofspay neuteringandprovidinglowcostspay neuteringforcountyresidentswhohavefinancialneed;providingfinancialassistanceforlowincomecountyresidentswhentheirpetshaveanemergencyhealthcrisis.

PAYS FOR PRESCRIPTION MEDICINES AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR ELIGIBLE CLIENTS REFERRED BY A PARTNER ORGANIZATION. ALSO FUNDS PURCHASE BULK GENERIC MEDICINES AND SUPPLIES FOR ITS PARTNERS. DISTRIBUTES OVER-THE-COUNTER HEALTH KITS TO NON-PROFITS THAT SERVE A HOMELESS POPULATION TRANSITIONING TO STABLE HOUSING IN , NC. FUNDS THE UNC SCHOOL NURSING MOBILE HEALTH CLINIC TWICE A MONTH IN CARY, NC.

Provide meals to homeless men

Support in other countries

PROVIDES A CONTINUUM OF SERVICES THAT END HOMELESSNESS AND PROMOTE STABILITY FOR EACH PERSON WE SERVE.

MISSION OF IS TO ADVOCATE PEOPLE WHO ARE AND PREVENTION AND ELIMINATION OF HOMELESSNESS. HAS BEEN VOICE OF HOMELESSNESS IN LOUISVILLE OVER 30 YEARS. WE WORK CLOSELY WITH SERVICE PROVIDERS, CIVIC GROUPS, CONCERNED CITIZENS, FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS AND LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS TO DO THREE THINGS: 1)EDUCATE COMMUNITY ABOUT HOMELESSNESS AND INSPIRE ACTION, 2)ADVOCATE SYSTEM CHANGES, AND 3) COORDINATE COMMUNITY RESPONSE TO HOMELESSNESS THROUGH EFFICIENT USE OF RESOURCES AND FUNDING.

Emergency shelter for homeless women and their children or pregnant women; outreach to extremely low income families to prevent homelessness or hunger and provide case management to enwsure individuals have all entitled benefits.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES POOR, DISTRESSED, AND OR UNDERPRIVILEGED CITIZENS OF GLASGOW AND BARREN COUNTY, KENTUCKY. ORGANIZATION IS SUPPORTED PRIMARILY THROUGH DONOR CONTRIBUTIONS, GRANTS, AND UNITED WAY. ORGANIZATION PROVIDES: ASSISTANCE CHILDREN UNDER 21 WHO ARE PHYSICALLY AND/OR MENTALLY IMPAIRED WITH CLOTHING, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, FOOD, MEDICAL, HOUSING AND UTILITIES; EDUCATIONAL NEEDS CHILDREN SUCH AS SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND CLOTHING; FOOD (VOUCHERS LOCAL STORES AND ON-SITE FOOD PANTRY); HOUSING (ASSISTANCE RENT, RENT DEPOSITS AND MORTGAGE PAYMENTS); HELP IN PURCHASE OF MAINTENANCE MEDICATIONS; PERSONAL HYGIENE PRODUCTS (SOAP, SHAMPOO, DEODORANT, ETC...); SHELTER (DISASTER, HOMELESS, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AND TRANSIENTS); TRANSPORTATION (TRANSIENTS AND MEDICAL); ELECTRICITY AND WATER UTILITIES.

RE: MINISTRIES RECONCILES HOMELESS AND HURTING PEOPLE TO GOD, FAMILY AND COMMUNITY BY THE POWER OF CHRIST IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE LOCAL CHURCH.

HOMES PROVIDES TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FOR FAMILIES WHO CANNOT MAKE ENDS MEET. THEY ARE USUALLY FAMILIES, MOST OFTEN SINGLE WOMEN WITH THEIR CHILDREN, AND THEY ARE STAYING ANYWHERE THEY CAN. THE FACT THAT THEY HAVE NO HOME OF THEIR OWN MEANS THEY HAVE NO STABILITY OR FUTURE FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR CHILDREN. WHEN IS ABLE TO HELP A FAMILY, THE RESULT IS LIFE-CHANGING.

EXISTS TO EQUIP INDIVIDUALS TO SECURE GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT, PREVENT HOMELESSNESS, AND BREAK CYCLE OF VIOLENCE THROUGH EDUCATION, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, AND CONNECTIONS TO COMMUNITY RESOURCES. OUR VISION IS SIMPLE-TO BUILD SAFER COMMUNITIES WHERE INDIVIDUALS ARE STRONGER, FAMILIES ARE SUPPORTED, AND INCOME IS SUSTAINABLE. WE BELIEVE IN A HOLISTIC DEVELOPMENT MODEL WHICH FOCUSES ON CRITICAL AREAS OF LIFE DEVELOPMENT. OFFERS A COMMUNITY-WIDE TRANSFORMATION OF HUMAN, ECONOMIC, AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT WITH EVIDENCED-BASED PRACTICES TO SUPPORT SHARED GOALS OF A THRIVING COMMUNITY. OUR PROGRAMS AND SERVICES ADDRESS ISSUES OF DISCONNECTED DEVELOPMENT, SINGLE PARENTING, INCREASED DRUG AND ALCOHOL USE AMONG YOUTH, CHILDHOOD OBESITY, HEALTH AND EDUCATION DISPARITIES, UNPREPARED WORKFORCE, AND ADVERSE GENERATIONAL LIFESTYLE CHOICES.

OUR MISSION IS TO LEVERAGE THE POWER COMMUNITY TO ADDRESS SYSTEMIC CAUSES HOMELESSNESS THROUGH COORDINATED RESPONSE, EDUCATION, DATA, AND ADVOCACY.

FIND PERMANENT HOMES FOR HOMELESS CATS; TREAT FERAL CAT COLONIES FOR ILLNESS/INJURY; EDUCATE THE PUBLIC OF IMPORTANCE OF STERILIZATION OF ANIMALS

WE EXIST TO GIVE TO OUR NEIGHBORS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS AND THOSE LIVING IN POVERTY.

THE EXISTS TO ADDRESS HOMELESSNESS AND ITS CAUSES IN THE COMMUNITY BY INCREASING ADVOCACY AND AWARENESS, COORDINATING EFFORTS AND INFLUENCING POLICY DECISIONS SO THAT EACH RESIDENT CLARK COUNTY AND FLOYD COUNTY, INDIANA WILL HAVE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, SUPPORT AND RESOURCES TO BE FINANCIALLY SELF-SUFFICIENT AND ABLE TO LIVE IN AND MAINTAIN QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

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