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1		NEW YORK, NY
2		ROCHESTER, NY
3		BROOKLYN, NY
4		BLOOMFIELD, NJ
5		CLIFTON, NJ
6		HAMMONTON, NJ
7		HAMDEN, CT
8		TURNERSVILLE, NJ
9		Gardiner, ME
10		BRIDGEPORT, CT
11		Brooklyn, NY
12		Jackson, NJ
13		RIVERHEAD, NY
14		Toms River, NJ
15		Manahawkin, NJ
16		NEW YORK, NY
17		ROSLYN, NY
18		Ashland, MA
19		Tarrytown, NY
20		VICTOR, NY
21		Canaan, NH
22		PEABODY, MA
23		Milford, MA
24		WHITE PLAINS, NY
25		Scarborough, ME
26		NEW YORK, NY
27		NEW YORK, NY
28		WEYMOUTH, MA
29		EDISON, NJ
30		CAPE MAY, NJ
31		SPRING VALLEY, NY
32		FLUSHING, NY
33		Cape Vincent, NY
34		Brooklyn, NY
35		BROOKLN, NY
36		NEW YORK, NY
37		NEW YORK, NY
38		WOODMERE, NY
39		NEW YORK, NY
40		Johnston, IA
41		Reinholds, PA
42		CIRCLE PINES, MN
43		PITTSBURGH, PA
44		LURAY, VA
45		SOUTHFIELD, MI
46		VERONA, VA
47		Wilmington, NC
48		Bottineau, ND
49		TUNKHANNOCK, PA
50		BALA CYNWYD, PA

AVSI-USA WORKS WITH INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES TO RESTORE DIGNITY AND BUILD RESILIENCE THE FACE POVERTY AND MARGINALIZATION THE DEVELOPING WORLD. WE SUSTAIN LONG-TERM PARTNERSHIPS WITH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO ENHANCE CAPACITY AND BROADEN THE IMPACT THE AREAS EDUCATION, EARLY CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC LIVELIHOODS, HEALTH, AND NUTRITION.

OPERATES FAMILY DAYCARE PROGRAMS, A SENIOR CITIZEN NUTRITION PROGRAM, AND VARIOUS OTHER HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICE PROGRAMS TO IMPROVE QUALITY LIFE FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES RESIDING PRIMARILY IN NORTHEASTERN AREA ROCHESTER, NEW YORK.

TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS THAT ASSIST ILL AND DISABLED INDIVIDUALS, WITHIN THE UNITED STATES AND ISRAEL, WITH TRANSPORTATION, FOOD, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, RETREATS AND VOLUNTEER ASSISTANCE.

RECRUIT VOLUNTEERS ASSIST BLOOMFIELD AND GLEN RIDGE HOME BOUND, ELDERLY, DISABLED, AND LOW INCOME RESIDENTS. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED SOCIALIZATION ACTIVITIES, TRANSPORTATION, VISITATION, FOOD DELIVERY, AND HOLIDAY AND SPECIAL EVENTS. NTNN ALSO SPONSORS FAMILY DAY NURSERY.

UFCW LOCAL 1262 AFL-CIO ASSISTS MEMBERS IN OBTAINING IMPROVEMENTS IN WAGES, BENEFITS WORKING CONDITIONS THROUGH COLLECTIVE BARGAINING WITH EMPLOYERS IN ITS JURISDICTION. THE LOCAL ALSO REPRESENTS ITS MEMBERS IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF VARIOUS RIGHTS ARISING OUT OF THE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING RELATIONSHIP.

WAS FOUNDED IN 1875 AND WAS ESTABLISHED FOR THE PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION DEVOTION TO . WITH A CELEBRATION IN HER HONOR DURING THE WEEK JULY 16TH WHICH INCLUDES A CARNIVAL and FOOD STAND, WITH NET PROFITS TO BE DONATED TO LOCAL CHARITIES

PROGRAM TO PROVIDE THANKSGIVING FOOD BASKETS TO POOR IN , APPROXIMATELY 50 FAMILIES WERE SERVED.

To support the Catholic Chruch through scholarships and charitable works, and donations to local communities, families and invidivuals with needs such as food, clothing, lodging, health care and all other basics.

Council primary purposes is to provide charitable services to church, community, families, and towards the respect for life activities. As such, Council excess revenues are donated to area programs for community handicap, community food pantries, needs local churches, pregnancy centers, youth programs, etc.

INSPIRES UNDERSERVED CONSUMERS TO MAKE HEALTHIER FOOD CHOICES BY INCREASING AFFORDABLE ACCESS TO FRESH, LOCAL AND REGIONAL FOOD.

GHH strives bring faith, hope and healing those who are hurting emotionally, spiritually and economically. It aims aid people in need, provide restoration in the lives of individuals who were affected by wars, displacement, genocide, poverty, hunger or natural disasters.

Service the poor of Jackson Township with financial assistance for housing, utilities, transportation, and food and clothing. Provided financial to 130 households to meet the following needs. $64,096 for housing, $23,077 for electric gas and heating oil, $3,983 for food and clothing, $3,261 for transportation needs, $2,213 for other utilities, and $4,277 for other needs and expenses. Administrative costs $3,822

THE ORGANIZATION WAS INITIALLY ESTABLISHED TO RAISE FUNDS THOUGH FUNDRAISING EVENTS AS WELL AS ACCEPT CONTRIBUTIONS, DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS FROM THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING A) SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATING STUDENT(S) LIVING AND ATTENDING HIGH SCHOOL AND MCGANN-MERCY HIGH SCHOOL LOCATED IN NEW YORK WHO ARE OR WILL BE ENROLLED IN A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY OF THEIR CHOICE, B) PROVIDE FOOD BASKETS TO THE HUNGRY AND CLOTHING TO THE NEEDY IN THE COMMUNITY, C) PROVIDE NEEDED SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY, D) SCHOLASTIC AND TRAVEL GRANTS FOR CHILDREN ATTENDING APPROVED EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

Provide assistance to the poor and needy of the community within our parish boundaries. Assist the homeless and provide food to those who require it.

Social needs progam To raise funds for eight food pantrys in New Jersey

MISSION TO PROVIDE GENERAL PUBLIC WITH THE INFORMATION ON A HEALTHY NUTRITION AND VARIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITY UNDERTAKEN DURING THE YEAR ENDING 9/30/20TO PROVIDE SERVICES BENEFICIAL TO THE PUBLIC INTEREST AS AN ANIMALRESCUE ACTIVITY INCLUDING THE RESCUE, MEDICAL CARE AND REHABILITATION OF GERMAN SHEPARDS. AFTER FULL MEDICAL AND BEHAVIORIAL EVALUATION, THE DOGS ARE PLACED THROUGH AN ADOPTION PROCESS AS PETS OR WORKING/SERVICE DOGS. EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ON THE PROPER AND HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS IS A KEY PURPOSE OF OUR ACTIVITIES. EXPENDITURES INCLUDE RESCUE FROM KILL SHELTERS,MEDICAL CARE, FOOD, SHELTER AND BOARDING COSTS UNTIL ADOPTIONOCCURS.

To provide a venue for local and small businesses to sell their products, improve nutrition by providing greater access to fresh local produce, educate residents about nutrition and sustainable agriculture and to build community while contributing to a vibrant town center in downtown .

To promote the availability and importance of eating locally grown and produced food by providing a centralized forum for the community to gather learn shop and exchange ideas

Operation of a for persons in need in Ontario County, NY.

To establish and maintain a philanthropic organization to benefit the Valley Regional School District. The purpose is to provide support to the Valley Regional School District on short-term and long-term initiatives that foster educational development and nutritional well-being for our students and their families. The beneficiaries the are the school facilities, faculty, students, and their families within the district.

assist local residents who have VISON DIABETES and SENSORY IMPAIRMENTS to obtain and receive equipment and services such as eye glasses vision and glaucoma screenings assistive technology magnification devices SCHOLARSHIPS and social recreational opportunities. also support elders and families and provides assistance in a variety of community related initiatives in alignment with the other Service areas of Youth Childhood Diseases Hunger Environment and Humanitarian causes.

Addressing the needs of the community including food security, transportation, elderly concerns, and resource management. The formed and expanded a summer lunch program for under-served children in key blighted areas.

WAS FOUNDED WITH THE GOAL OF HELPING NEIGHBORS STRUGGLING WITH EVEN THE MOST BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER, EDUCATION AND MEDICAL CARE. (914) RAISES FUNDS, DONATIONS OF GOODS AND VOLUNTEER HOURS FOR THEIR PROGRAMS AND TO LOCAL NONPROFITS DOING EXTRAORDINARY WORK.

helps disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals and communities to gain access to healthy foods, environmentally sustainable gardens and wholesome forms of recreation. We do this by partnering with and by providing financial and technical support to a wide variety of small, nonprofit causes interested in starting or sustaining a food garden project in their communities. Our partners include food banks, schools, homeless shelters, and community gardens to name but a few.

FURNISHING THE IMPOVERISHED, NEEDY AND INFIRM, FREE OF CHARGE WITH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE PURPOSE OF OBTAINING FOOD, CLOTHING, ADEQUATE SHELTER, MEDICAL CARE, HOUSEHOLD ESSENTIALS AND OTHER HELP NEEDED TO SUSTAIN THE BASIC NECESSITIES OF LIFE.

Our mission is to encourage conscious living among humankind. To encourage community living based on sustainable methods and the creation of a participatory economy. "It takes a to raise a child." Living, eating, growing food together, shelter, child development, wellness, literacy, work experience, entrepreneurship intro, legal support, community organization, lifetime mentoring. We also look to bring logical thought and constructive energy together for problem-solving--modified consensus. Sharing resources, supporting one another, living together. All genders. All religions.

TO RAISE MONEY FOR A SCHOLARSHIP FUND, HEALTHY LIVING EFFORTS,EDUCATIONAL MENTORSHIPS TO BENEFIT CHILDREN IN GREATER BOSTON METROPOLITAN AREA, ALONG WITH PARTICIPATING IN COMMUNITY CHARITABLE EFFORTS SUCH AS BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS AND HUMANE SOCIETY. TO MAXIMIZE OUR IMPACT ON CURRENT EFFORTS BY SEEKING TO COLLABORATE WITH OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT OPERATE FOR EDUCATION AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES. TO PROVIDE VOLUNTEER OR INTERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES WHICH WILL PROVIDE INVOLVEMENT IN SAID ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS THAT HAVE AN IMPACT FOR CHANGE.

TO EXPAND SUPPORT FOR FOOD FOOD SECURITY FOR THE RESIDENTS OF .

TO COLLECT AND DONATIONS AND TO DISTRIBUTE

To promote foster and advance the health, welfare and well-being of the impoverished and needy individuals by providing them with food, living essentials and financial aid.

The mission of . is to provide support to children in economically depressed communities who are victims of difficult circumstances (hunger, trafficking, etc.) by supporting their education, health, and their futures.

Our purpose is strengthening our by providing access to nutritious, healthy as well as other programming that will benefit our and enhance the lives of our residents in need, in a healthy, respectful environment..

Helping poor people in the community by paying their daily expenses as Rent Bills, Food Bills, Clothing, etc.

To provide financial assistance to individual indigiant people to enable them to acquire basic necessary such as food clothing and shelter.

THE MISSION OF IS TO CREATE A THRIVING, RESILIENT, AND EQUITABLE FOOD SYSTEM BY INVESTING IN FOOD SYSTEMS ENTREPRENEURS AND COMMUNITIES IN NEW YORK. THE WILL ALSO SERVE AS A BRIDGE FOR COMMUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN CREATING A FOOD SYSTEM THAT BENEFITS THOSE WITHIN AND OUTSIDE OF COMMUNITIES.

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE TASTE, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS OF LOCALLY-GROWN, SMALL-FARM PRODUCTS FROM NEW YORK STATE, FOCUSING ON THE UNIQUE FACTORS THAT MAKE THEM SPECIAL, INCLUDING SOIL (COMPOSITION, MINERALS AND QUALITY), TERRAIN (ELEVATION, GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES, WATER ACCESS/QUALITY), CLIMATE (AVERAGE TEMPERATURES, SEASON LENTH), SEED/SPECIES (OPTIMAL SELECTIONS FOR NY CONDITIONS), HERITAGE AND TECHNIQUE (NY SPECIFIC METHODS, HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY IMPACTS), AND ANY DISTINCT FLAVOR PROFILES.

TO PURCHASE AND DISTRUBITE FOOD TO INDIGENT FAMILIES

TO SUSTAINABLY END THROUGH WOMEN- CENTERED, COMMUNITY-LED DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS IN AFRICA, SOUTH ASIA AND LATIN AMERICA.

We support orphan causes and help orphans to have a place to live. This includes food programs, health care, clean water, Housing, education and adoption. We also educate people in the United States on orphan issues.

Empower women and families through Biblical studies and Christian discipleship providing gifts of compassion, such as supplying basic physical needs like food, shelter and education, but more importantly spiritual support through mentoring, lay counseling, accountability and neighborhood Bible studies.

TO SUPPORT HIGH PERFORMANCE EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AROUND THE WORLD.

PROVIDE TO THOSE WHO QUALIFY BASED ON THE FINANCIAL GUIDELINES OF THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND ARE RESIDENTS OF BOROUGH OR ARE MEMBERS OF A CHURCH LOCATED IN BOROUGH EVEN THOUGH NOT RESIDENTS OF BOROUGH. NO ONE WILL BE DENIED SERVICE ON THE BASIS OF RACE, RELIGION OF DISABILITY.

THE OF , ., (MPAS) IS TO GLORIFY GOD BY SPREADING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST TO THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF AMAZONAS, VENEZUELA. MPAS SEEKS TO ACCOMPLISH THIS THROUGH VARIOUS MINISTRIES, INCLUDING PROVIDING (I) BIBLE TRAINING, RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, CHURCH BUILDING, PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS, (II) AIR GROUND (THROUGH USE OF AIRPLANES, GENERATORS OTHER RESOURCES) TO ENSURE ACCESS TO BASIC EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE, FUEL, FOOD ELECTRICITY.

IMPROVING THE LIVES OF THE NEEDIEST CITIZENS THROUGH SHELTER, FOOD, MEDICAL CARE, VOLUNTEER EFFORTS, AND EDUCATION

PROVIDING TO PERSONS LIVING IN POVERTY

TO ASSIST IMPOVERISHED YOUTH BY PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING AND MEDICINE.

The care of cats and dogs from Bottineau County only, including actual expenses for transportation, food, veterinary services, administrative and equipment for the care of animals.

COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF TO THOSE IN NEED THROUGHOUT THE .

TO PROVIDE FOOD TO DISADVANTAGED JEWISH FAMILIES SITUATED IN METROPOLITAN , PENNSYLVANIA.

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