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51		INDIANOLA, IA
52		RALEIGH, NC
53		SAINT CLOUD, MN
54		LOUISVILLE, KY
55		BETTENDORF, IA
56		DEERFIELD, IL
57		Dayton, OH
58		Washington, DC
59		BELLE GLADE, FL
60		GULFPORT, MS
61		LAVERNE, OK
62		NOGALES, AZ
63		Nashville, TN
64		FORT WORTH, TX
65		Bozeman, MT
66		LOS ANGELES, CA
67		ATLANTA, GA
68		BEAUMONT, TX
69		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
70		GOLDEN, CO
71		SAN RAMON, CA
72		Santa Teresa, NM
73		Nashville, TN
74		SAVANNAH, GA
75		PORTLAND, OR
76		REXBURG, ID
77		SAN DIEGO, CA
78		Kentfield, CA
79		LYNDEN, WA
80		PALOS VERDES PENINSULA, CA
81		BERKELEY, CA
82		Fort Worth, TX
83		OAKLAND, CA
84		ORLANDO, FL
85		Santa Ana, CA
86		Auburn, WA
87		ORLANDO, FL
88		SAINT LOUIS, MO
89		Houston, MO
90		Burfordville, MO
91		JEFFERSON CITY, MO
92		PHOENIX, AZ
93		REDLANDS, CA
94		SAN JOSE, CA
95		TULLAHOMA, TN
96		SAN DIEGO, CA
97		WAPITI, WY
98		SAN ANTONIO, TX
99		Portland, OR
100		Littleton, CO

PROVIDED LEADERSHIP, TRAINING AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AT SIMPSON COLLEGE FOR OVER 125 STUDENTS

TO PROVIDE OPERATING OR WORKING CAPITAL AND/OR FACILITIES TO NOT-FOR-PROFIT INDUSTRY STAKEHOLDERS TO SUPPORT THE GROWTH AND EXPANSION OF IN COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY THAT SUFFER FROM LIMITED EDUCATIONAL CHOICE.

JLP is a professional development and capacity building organization that connects emerging leaders from BIPOC communities in the Greater St. Cloud area with skill-building opportunities resources mentorship and networking support to help them identify aspirations or barriers they want to address and then to engage through membership on boards commissions and other community groups to affect positive change and increase diversity equity and inclusion in local organizations and the community at large.

To Give Adults New Or Refurbished Laptops, Technical Support And Technology Training To Allow Them To Gain Marketable Skills Otherwise Not Available To Them And Promote Technology Learning.

THE REGION IS COMPRISED OF MULTIPLE MUNICIPALITIES LOCATED IN ILLINOIS AND IOWA. HAVING MULTIPLE JURISDICTIONS AND OVERSIGHT ENTITIES HAS RESULTED IN FRAGMENTED AND DUPLICATIVE USE OF SCARCE RESOURCES DIMINISHING SUCCESS. THERE IS NOT AN INDEPENDENT ENTITY THAT SEEKS TO ENHANCE COLLABORATION, COORDINATION, AND ALIGNMENT TO ACCELERATE SUCCESSES WHICH WILL GROW THE REGION AND REDUCE THE BARRIERS TO SUCCESS. AREAS OF FOCUS FOR ALIGNMENT, COLLABORATION AND COORDINATION INCLUDE EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT SKILL BUILDING, CHILDCARE, FOOD SECURITY, POVERTY, HOUSING, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH, PLACEMAKING, AND PHILANTHROPY. (Q2030) IS AN INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION THAT CONVENES MULTIPLE STAKEHOLDERS TO RESOLVE ISSUES, DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT STRATEGIES TO STRENGTHEN THE REGION. THE FRAMEWORK TACKLES TOUGH ISSUES FACING THE BI-STATE REGION AND LEVERAGES OPPORTUNITIES WITH THE BEST ODDS TO FOSTER TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE. THE ISSUES FALL INTO FOUR PRIORIT

To provide funding for cancer research through strategic investments and collaborations that facilitate effective education and treatment.

Advance and support entreprneurship, entrepreneurial thinking and sustainable small business development among disadvantaged and underrepresented populations, including Black, low income, other minority, women, young, veterans and others.

Our mission is to expand economic opportunity for underserved communities through by providing technical assistance and capacity building in mortgage lending to Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI), community lenders, and HUD-approved agencies.

mission of is to improve coordination and effectiveness of health and human service delivery system in area of Palm Beach County.

IS A COLLABORATIVE INITIATIVE IN SOUTH MISSISSIPPI DEDICATED TO BUILDING SOLUTIONS TO HOMELESSNESS THROUGH IMPROVED SERVICE DELIVERY, COMMUNITY OUTREACH, AND ADVOCACY.

GRANT AWARDED TO THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH TO ASSIST WITH THE OPERATING EXPENSES FOR THE COMMUNITY FELLOWSHIP BUILDING

SUPPORTS A MEXICAN ORPHANAGE, CASA VIDA Y ESPERANCA, A.C.N., MAGDELENA MEXICO. , . PROVIDES FUNDS TO PAY FOR EMPLOYEES, OPERATING EXPENSES, MAINTENANCE OTHER COSTS FOR ORPHANAGE THAT IS OPERATED BY MEXICAN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION, CASA VIDA Y ESPERANZA, WHICH ACCEPTS ORPHANS PLACED IN THEIR FACILITY BY MEXICAN AUTHORITIES.

The Inter-American provides financial and technical support to community programs in Guatemala. IAHA works closely with partners in the US and Guatemala to create a sustainable network of support for our projects and to develop innovative service-learning initiatives.

OPERATING SUPPORT OF LOCAL CHARITIES

THE WORKS TO STRENGTHEN THE ECONOMY OF COUNTY, MONTANA THROUGH LOCAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES IN AN EFFORT TO ATTRACT, RETAIN AND GROW JOBS AND BUSINESSES THROUGHOUT COUNTY.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS TO HELP FACILITATE THEIR STUDIES AND TO PROVIDE STIPENDS TO STUDENTS TO ATTEND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FUNCTIONS SUCH AS THE OF COMMERCE EXPO FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

IS A PUBLIC CHARITY DRIVEN TO HELP OUR AND EVERYONE IN AND AROUND IT TO THRIVE, SO WE HELP THOSE WHO GIVE AND SERVE MAKE A GREATER IMPACT. WE ARE A GRANT MAKER. WE ARE A CHARITABLE FUND MANAGER. WE ARE A CATALYST, FOSTERING COLLABORATION FOR LONG-TERM IMPACT. THESE ROLES ARE EMBODIED IN OUR MISSION STATEMENT: INSPIRING CHARITABLE GIVING, BUILDING RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE, AND CONNECTING DONORS WHO CARE WITH CAUSES THAT MATTER. IN 2021, MADE TOTAL GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS OF OVER $2 MILLION, INCLUDING THE FINAL DISTRIBUTIONS FROM OUR COVID-19 RESPONSE FUND AND THE FIRST $25,000 IN GRANTS FOR OUR NEW CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAM.

THE IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT PROMOTES AN APPRECIATION OF THE AND HUMANITIES IN BY PROVIDING TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND INFORMATION SERVICES FOR OTHER NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

M PROJECT - CURATION, EXHIBITION, MURAL PROGRAM (CHRISTOPHER BURCH, KALANI WARE), DOCUMENTARY SCREENINGS, MEDIA, OVERHEAD/LOGISITICS, AND PUBLIC RELATIONS EXPENSES. THE 836M PROJECT PROVIDES A PUBLIC EXHIBITION SPACE FOR ARTISTS AND RELATED EVENTS. DURING 2021, 836M HELD TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS FROM JOHN SANBORN, AGNES GUILLAUME, APEXER, JET MARTINEZ, CHAD HASEGAWA, PAZ DE LA CALZADA, AND MONA CARON.ALL EXHIBITIONS AND GALLERY PROGRAMS ARE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC FOR VIEWING.

TARGETS THE PREVENTION OF BLINDNESS and IMPAIRED VISION DUE TO UNCORRECTED REFRACTIVE ERROR THROUGH EDUCATION, TRAINING, SERVICE DELIVERY AND ADVOCACY. THE ORGANIZATION WAS ESTABLISHED IN 2003 AS A MEANS FOR MOBILIZING SUPPORT FROM THE GLOBAL EYE CARE PROFESSION AND INDUSTRY TO HELP ELIMINATE THE VAST NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO ARE NEEDLESSLY BLIND OR VISION IMPAIRED, CURRENTLY ESTIMATED AT MORE THAN 600 MILLION WORLDWIDE.

WHP) PROVIDES AND REPRODUCTIVE SERVICES AT SCALE TO RURAL AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES BY ENHANCING THE EFFICIENCY AND EFFICACY OF CURRENTLY AVAILABLE RESOURCES. WE HARNESS THE LATEST ADVANCES IN COMMUNICATION, DIAGNOSTIC AND MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY TO ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE SERVICE DELIVERY NETWORKS THAT HAVE AN UNWAVERING FOCUS ON HOLISTIC PRIMARY .

Promote business development in the region.

Evaluation and counseling or training to more than 100 individuals and more than 10 organizations to assist with challenges in spiritual and business development.

Financing The mission of this organization is to provide to individuals/entities who would normally not qualify for grant money

To develop as a vibrant, creative, equitable, and sustainable commercial district serving residents, businesses and visitors. AMS follows the 4 point approach to neighborhood revitalization: Business Development, Promotions, Design and Organization.

PROVIDE MENTORED EXPERIENCES FOR STUDENTS IN SOUTHEAST IDAHO PROMOTE SCIENTIFIC PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF NEW TECHNOLOGY.

PSEA IS THE UNITED VOICE REPRESENTING THE OFFICE, TECHNICAL, BUSINESS SERVICES, PARAPROFESSIONAL AND OPERATIONS SUPPORT SERVICES STAFF OF THE UNIFED DISTRICT.

THE ORGANIZATION CONDUCTS AN ANNUAL CHARITY CAR RALLY. OPERATING EXPENSES ARE PAID FROM REVENUES; NET PROCEEDS ARE DONATED TO A CHARITY SELECTED ANNUALLY BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

EXISTS TO HELP SUPPORT FINANCIALLY AND OFFER ACCOUNTABILITY TO YOUTH WITH A MISSION (YWAM) INDORE INDIA MINISTRY SO THEY CAN ACCOMPLISH THEIR VISION OF COMMUNAL TRANSFORMATION THROUGH THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (CDP), COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING PROJECT (CFCT), AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS.DONATIONS RECEIVED, LESS 1%, GO TO YWAM INDIA INTL EARMARKED FOR YWAM INDORE. ANY DESIGNATED DONATION IS COMMUNICATED TO THE MINISTRY DIRECTOR OF YWAM INDORE AND USED IN THEIR BEST ABILITY FOR THE INTENDED PROJECT. WE RECEIVE A YEARLY REPORT FROM THE CHIEF FUNCTIONARY YWAM INTL. IT IS ALSO OUR GOAL TO HAVE ONE OR MORE MEMBERS OF OUR BOARD VISIT THE MINISTRY IN INDIA IN ORDER TO STRENGTHEN RELATIONSHIPS.

THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS VARIOUS ACADEMIC, ATHLETIC AND ARTS PROGRAMS FOR GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES AND FACILITY REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE AT , ESTATES, CA

OASIS ADVANCES EDUCATION AND CHOICE WOMEN AND GIRLS, THROUGH PROGRAMS, CAPACITY BUILDING AND POLICY ADVOCACY. WE WORK COLLABORATIVELY WITH A STRONG NETWORK OF PARTNERS BASED IN THE SAHEL.

As part of its OneAzle program, the provides a home for a select group of community service-oriented non-profit organizations in the Azle area. The OneAzle facilities are located at 412 Commerce Street and include a 1,200 square foot office suite, a 1,300 square foot meeting room, and 4,500 square feet of warehouse space. In 2021, the provided space for the Azle Lions Club, the Azle Rotary Club, and Good N.E.W.S. 4 Seniors. The provides the space rent free and pays for all of the buildings operating expenses including property taxes, insurance, utilities, and supplies. The also pays for an electronic billboard advertising for the organizations that it houses.

DIA BRINGS TOGETHER RESIDENTS, BUSINESSES and OTHER GROUPS TO LEAD STREETSCAPE IMPROVEMENTS, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, CRIME REDUCTION, BEAUTIFICATION AND COMMUNITY EVENTS IN THE .

PROVIDE FUNDS TO -MINERAL COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR MATERIALS, MAINTENANCE, SALARIES, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS, AND OPERATING EXPENSES

Serving more than 44,000 Orange County children and families each year, breaks the cycle of poverty, incarceration and hopelessness through long-term youth development, education and life-enhancing programs. , an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, was founded in 1995 to fill identified service delivery gaps in the fields of human services, education, health and fitness, and tobacco/vape and drug use prevention throughout Orange County. The mission of is to inspire Brighter Futures by building youth leaders, supporting families, and strengthening communities through life-transforming programs. Our vision is to create more vibrant communities by addressing social inequities and health disparities through evidence-based programs that focus leadership development, mentoring, academic achievement, fitness and nutrition, and tobacco/drug use prevention. Our motto is: Creating Brighter Futures for Communities and Youth since 1995!

The helps refugees, asylees, and low-income individuals achieve economic self-sufficiency. The accomplishes this by providing business capital and technical assistance. Formed in 2011 and associated with the Diocese of Olympia, NRF is an independent 501(c)3.

TO FULFILL THE CHARITABLE OBJECTIVES OF THE CLUB BY PROMOTING A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE THROUGH THE SPORT OF THROUGH EDUCATION. PROMOTE A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE THROUGH THE SPORT OF THAT ENABLES CHILDREN AND FAMILIES TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL BY PROVIDING PROGRAMS, NUTRITION, EDUCATION, MENTORING, AND BY MAKING STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS IN THE NEEDIEST AREAS OF OUR COMMUNITY.

Provides funding and capacity building to nonprofit organizations whose programs and services advance the quality of life for Saint City residents

To provide assistance to individuals in need with USDA Community/Senior Box/Community-donated distribution,homeless prevention (rent, utilities,lodging), transporation, clothing, household and emergency supplies, precriptions, and other assistance, Maintain a trift store for operating expenses.

During 2022 there were no direct contribution The expenses incurred were necessary operating expenses to maintain the entity

The is a non-profit organization with a mission to support the Office of Sheriff and the Constitution through legislative efforts, training and technical assistance, in its efforts to make communities a safer, more enjoyable place to live, to work, and to raise a family. We provide statewide training and technical support to the office of sheriff. We are incorporated for benevolent and educational purposes.

TO EMPOWER MEMBERS OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR OF TO ENHANCE THE CITY AND IMPROVE EXISTING BUSINESSES AND ATTRACT NEW INVESTMENT.

TO ADDRESS THE NEED FOR CAPACITY BUILDING FOR NONPROFITS IN SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, THE (NCF) IS TAKING THE LEAD TO PROVIDE CAPACITY BUILDING SERVICES TO ASSIST NONPROFITS WITH THE GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THEIR ORGANIZATIONS. USING A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH, WE USE EFFECTIVE BUILDING TOOLS TO HELP EMERGING LEADERS DEVELOP CORE COMPETENCIES AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS.

THE WAS ESTABLISHED IN SEPTEMBER OF 2011 WITH THE PURPOSE OF CREATING AND ADVANCING NEW OPPORTUNITIES TO CONNECT WORKFORCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AS WELL AS TO PROMOTE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY. THE PROVIDES PRIVATE AND PUBLICLY FUNDED VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY AND ITS UNINCORPORATED AREAS. THE SERVES AN ESTIMATED 5,000 JOB SEEKERS EACH YEAR.

SMTEC SUPPORTS ENTREPRENEURS BY PROVIDING MENTORING, EDUCATION AND TRAINING, STRATEGIC AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT, AND ASSISTANCE IDENTIFYING SOURCES OF CAPITAL THROUGH VARIOUS PROGRAMS.

THE ENTITY WAS FORMED TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT, TRAINING, AND WELL BEING OF DIABETIC ASSISTANCE DOGS WHO ALERT DIABETIC PATIENTS TO CHANGES IN THEIR BLOOD SUGAR LEVEL DUE TO THE EXCEPTIONAL SCENT CAPABILITIES OF DOGS. THE ENTITY WILL SUPPORT OPERATIONS IN MEXICO AS THE OPERATING EXPENSES ARE MUCH LOWER IN MEXICO THAN COMPARABLE OPERATIONS IN THE U.S.

SUPPORT PUBLIC /WASTEWATER ENTITIES INCLUDING URBAN AND RURAL NONPROFIT SYSTEMS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL TRAINING, CONTINUING EDUCATION, RESEARCH, OPERATOR AND MANAGEMENT TECHNICAL SUPPORT, INSURANCE CONSULTATION, STATE LOBBYING AND MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE.

THE ORGANIZATION IS ORGANIZED TO PROVIDE ADVOCACY, PUBLIC RELATIONS, ESTABLISH A LEGAL ASSISTANCE FUND, OPERATIONAL AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT, AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ITS MEMBERS, TO OPEN-ENROLLMENT AND THEIR AFFILIATES, AND TO PARENTS AND STUDENTS, ADVANCING SCHOOL CHOICE AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES.

TO IMPROVE THE CONDITIONS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY BY Increasing the Capacity and Utilization of DMWESB Construction and Service Contractors

THE DEVELOPS AND HELPS FUND SMALL RESOURCES.

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