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1		NEW YORK, NY
2		NEW YORK, NY
3		MASTIC, NY
4		NEW HAVEN, CT
5		BOSTON, MA
6		NEW YORK, NY
7		CAMPTON, NH
8		NEWTON, NJ
9		BELFAST, ME
10		Brookfield, CT
11		NEW YORK, NY
12		OMAHA, NE
13		Chicago, IL
14		OAKTON, VA
15		FERGUS FALLS, MN
16		BELLEVILLE, IL
17		NORTH CHARLESTON, SC
18		PHILADELPHIA, PA
19		PHOENIXVILLE, PA
20		WEST CHESTER, PA
21		Falls Church, VA
22		DUBOIS, PA
23		ENOLA, PA
24		CHICAGO, IL
25		SCRANTON, PA
26		RALEIGH, NC
27		TRAVERSE CITY, MI
28		COLUMBIA, SC
29		Durham, NC
30		Springfield, VA
31		INDIANA, PA
32		EAU CLAIRE, WI
33		Chantilly, VA
34		BEAVERCREEK, OH
35		Pickerington, OH
36		CLEVELAND, OH
37		AKRON, OH
38		PAULDING, OH
39		AKRON, OH
40		ELYRIA, OH
41		FORT WAYNE, IN
42		VALPARAISO, IN
43		DELAWARE, OH
44		CHICAGO, IL
45		RAPID CITY, SD
46		EVANSTON, IL
47		LINCOLN, NE
48		CHICAGO, IL
49		Springfield, IL
50		SPRINGFIELD, IL

PROVIDES HOLIDAY GIFTS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND SCHOOL CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS LIVING IN HOMELESS SHELTERS OR ENROLLED IN PROGRAMS FOR FAMILIES AT RISK OF BEING HOMELESS IN 2021, PWC PROVIDED THESE ITEMS FOR 2,300 CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS.

PROVIDES PERMANENT AND SERVICES FOR HOMELESS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND OTHER LOW-INCOME FAMILIES.

PROVIDE HELP TO HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES

THE MISSION OF IS TO INSPIRE INDEPENDENCE FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY THROUGH A CONTINUUM OF HOUSING AND SUPPORT USING THE MOST INNOVATIVE AND PROGRESSIVE METHODS. OUR AGENCY GOALS ALIGN WITH NATIONAL PRIORITIES AND INCLUDE ENSURING THAT HOMELESSNESS IS RARE, BRIEF, AND NONRECURRING. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS VIA THREE AVENUES: PREVENTION (RARE), CRISIS SERVICES (BRIEF), AND HOUSING (NONRECURRING). OUR INTEGRATED PROGRAM SERVICES HELP INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND YOUTH ATTAIN AND MAINTAIN STABLE HOUSING, ACHIEVE SELF-SUFFICIENCY, BUILD LONG-LASTING SUPPORTIVE NETWORKS AND LIVE MEANINGFUL LIVES. OUR SUCCESSES ARE DUE TO THE COMMITMENT OF NEARLY 80 PROFESSIONAL AND EXPERIENCED STAFF, THE USE OF EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES, STRONG FINANCIAL DECISION MAKING, AND A ROBUST QUALITY ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ALONG WITH A DRIVE TO EFFECTIVELY COLLABORATE TO ENSURE THAT

TAC IS A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS TO ACHIEVE POSTIVE OUTCOMES ON BEHALF OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS BY PROVIDING STATE-OF- ART INFORMATION, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND EXPERTISE TO ORGANIZATION AND POLICYMAKERS IN AREAS OF MENTAL HEALTH, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, HUMAN SERVICES, AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVEDS DIRECT ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS PEOPLE AND ASSISTS THEM IN ACCESSING OTHER RESOURCES AND SERVICES.

THE ORGANIZATION MAKES CONTRIBUTIONS TO THREE ANIMAL SHELTERS WITH FUNDS RAISED VIA ANNUAL RAFFLE:

TO MAKE WORLD A BETTER PLACE FOR THOSE WITH NO VOICE, ESPECIALLY ANIMALS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. OUR MISSION IS TWOFOLD. IMPROVING LIVES OF ANIMALS IN OUR COMMUNITY AND BEYOND BY WORKING TO KEEP HOMELESS PETS SAFE, HAPPY AND SHELTERED. TO EMPOWER CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES TO ADVANCE THEIR INDEPENDENCE AND PRODUCTION IN COMMUNITY.

SUPPORT HOMELESS YOUTH WITH GRANTS AND OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES.

To collect food clothing donations or monetary donations for the purchase of food clothing for donations to homeless shelters food pantries

FURTHERING THE RIGHTS OF AND HOMELESS YOUTH EVERYWHERE, AND DEVELOPING NETWORKS AND RESOURCES TO PROMOTE THEIR RIGHTS GLOBALLY.

MACCH MOBILIZES, ADVOCATES, AND EMPOWERS COMMUNITY COLLABORATION TOWARDS ENDING HOMELESSNESS AND FOSTERS AN EFFECTIVE SYSTEM CRISIS RESPONSE, HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION, AND INTERVENTION IN GREATER OMAHA-COUNCIL BLUFFS METROPOLITAN .

To Provide Religious to Both Homeless and To Former Criminals

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.

IS A HOME FOR HOPE AND HEALING WHERE WOMEN WITH BARRIERS TO SUCCESSFUL LIVING CAN LEARN TO PUT THEIR PAST BEHIND THEM AND DISCOVER AND CREATE A NEW FUTURE. HOME WILL BE LICENSED FOR UP TO TEN WOMEN WHO ARE TRANSITIONING OUT OF TREATMENT PROGRAMS, JAIL, ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIPS, OR OTHER SITUATIONS THAT PUT THEM AT A GREATER RISK OF HOMELESSNESS. WILL PROVIDE SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR OUR RESIDENTS SUCH AS: MENTOR NETWORK, WORK READINESS AND PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE, INDIVIDUALIZED GOAL SETTING, FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT, LIFE SKILLS, SELF-CARE, COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS, NUTRITION AND COOKING HEALTHY MEALS, INDIVIDUAL ADVOCACY, HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS, SPIRITUAL SUPPORT AND POSITIVE PARENTING.

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

IS A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT TO REDUCE HOMELESSNESS, RE-OFFENSE, DRUG DEPENDENCY, AND TO PROMOTE WHOLENESS OF MEN.

THE MISSION OF IS TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY IN PHILADELPHIA.

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.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, SOCIAL SERVICES and MENTORING FOR LOW-INCOME SINGLE WORKING PARENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES, TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS AND GUIDE THEM TOWARDS SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

To provide needed assistance to poor and disadvantaged individuals and families in the . The Assistance is primarily for short term emergency needs with the overall mission of helping individuals and families achieve sufficiency and avoid homelessness.

PROVIDED CRISIS INTERVENTION, FOOD PANTRY DELIVERY, HOUSING, CLOTHING AND FURNITURE TO SEVERAL INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN THE DUBOIS AREA. ALSO PROVIDE FURNISHED ROOMS AT BELOW MARKET RATE. DURING 2021 PURCHASED HOME AND PROVIDED EMERGENCY HOUSING FOR HOMELESS DURING THE WINTER MONTHS.

A) SUPPORT NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE FOR THE BETTERMENT THE COMMUNITY INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ASSISTING MEMBERS THE COMMUNITY WITH HOUSING, UTILITY AND FOOD INSECURITY, AS THE BOARD DIRECTORS THIS FOUNDATION SHALL DETERMINE IS OR ARE MERITED. (B) SUPPORT FACILITIES FOR THE HOMELESS IN THE AREA. (C) MAKE GIFTS TO NON-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS AND AGENCIES WHETHER INCORPORATED OR UNINCORPORATED, AND WHETHER NON EXISTENT OR HERAFTER FORMED, DEVOTED TO ANY THE AFOREMENTIONED PURPOSES. (D) TO CONDUCT FUNDRAISING EFFORTS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE, GOLF OUTING, TRIVIA AND BINGO NIGHTS AND OTHER VOLUNTEER AND FUND RAISING EFFORTS TO SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY TO WORK TOWARD ELIMINATING HOMELESSNESS AND FOOD AND UTILITY INSECURITIES. (E)CERTAIN DEDICATED FOUNDATION ASSETS SHALL PROVIDE FOR AND, IN PART, FUND THE JUDITH H. REID MEMORIAL DIVERSITY OUTREACH SCHOLARSH

TO SUPPORT FRANCISCAN OUTREACH IN ITS EFFORTS TO PROVIDE SERVICES FOR THE POOR, MARGINALIZED, AND HOMELESS.

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.

TO IMPROVE LIVES OF SENIOR HOMELESS DOGS AND TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF PROGRAMS AT ANIMAL WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS THAT SPECIFICALLY ASSIST SENIOR DOGS.

TO PROVIDE MOMS WITH REFERRALS TO FAITH-BASED NON-GOVERNMENTAL AND GOVERNMENTAL AID ORGANIZATIONS TO ESTABLISH TRANSITIONAL HOUSING, AND TO EDUCATE MOMS THROUGH FAITH-BASED PROGRAMMING, MENTORING, AND PROFESSIONAL CONSULTATIONS. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO CONSULTS WITH CHURCHES, COMMUNITIES, AND OTHER FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS ABOUT THE NEEDS OF MOMS AND WAYS THEY CAN AID MOMS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

Theprimaryexemptpurposeoftheorganizationistoprovideassistancetoteenagersdealingwithpregnacyandhomelessness.

Assist people experiencing homelessness with gaining shelter, housing, clothing, and other practical needs.

We work with individuals, organizations and communities providing education and training, leadership development, skills development for leaders and managers, and a variety of critical thinking and emotional intelligence workshops at local and national conferences and venues. We provide articles, white papers and data analysis to local organizations; and offer pro bono coaching to other nonprofit organizations and their staff members. We also work with local middle and high school youth; and homeless service providers collecting and distributing over-the-counter health and hygiene products. We served approximately 5800 individuals with $4500 in grant funds.

BRINGS THE FAITH COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO HELP FAMILIES REGAIN THEIR HOUSING, THEIR INDEPENDENCE, AND THEIR DIGNITY. WE HELP LOW-INCOME HOMELESS FAMILIES BY PROVIDING SHELTER AND RELATED RESOURCES TO HOMELESS FAMILIES THE COUNTY THROUGH A NETWORK CHURCHES AND VOLUNTEERS.

TO ENSURE THE EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE DELIVERY HOUSING AND SERVICES TO PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS IN THE SERVICE AREA.

We build new lives for families and individuals experiencing homelessness through and community outreach.

TO RAISE FUNDS FOR HUNGRY AND HOMELESS PEOPLE AND INCREASE THE AWARENESS VOLUNTEERISM.

Spay and neuter homeless animals and get them adopted. Also provide support for feral communities through TNR.

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.

CONSTRUCT MODEST BUT ADEQUATE HOUSING TO WORK TOWARD GOAL ELIMINATING HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY HOUSING WORLDWIDE.

TO SUPPORT , INC., WHICH OPERATES A HOMELESS SHELTER IN AKRON, OHIO.

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

TO PROVIDE, THROUGH THE POWER OF JESUS CHRIST, A HOME FOR THE HOMELESS, FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY, AND HOPE FOR THEIR FUTURE.

PreventhomelessnessinPorterCounty,Indiana

Provide shelter and food for the homeless, preserve families and promote independence.

SEEKS TO END HOMELESSNESS RESTORE HOPE, THAT ALL MIGHT FLOURISH.

PROVIDE SHELTER, FOOD, CLOTHING, GOSPEL, SOCIAL SERVICE REFERRALS, AND ASSISTANCE TO THE HOMELESS.

WE PREVENT EVICTIONS AND PROVIDE SHELTER AND HOUSING TO 4,055 PEOPLE ANNUALLY.

Meals services for the working poor homeless

TO UNITE OUR COMMUNITY AND RESOURCES TO PROVIDE SOLUTIONS THAT ENSURE THE STABILITY OF HOME.

Provide transitional housing programs and HIV services

TO BENEFIT VETERANS BY SUPPORTING RESEARCH, EDUCATION, FACILITIES AND HOUSING FOR HOMELESS VETERANS.

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