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1		GRAFTON, MA
2		RIDGEWOOD, NJ
3		Grafton, MA
4		NEW HAVEN, CT
5		BUFFALO, NY
6		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
7		ROXBURY, MA
8		BROOKLYN, NY
9		Cooperstown, NY
10		NEW YORK, NY
11		CEDARHURST, NY
12		ORLEANS, MA
13		New York, NY
14		PROVIDENCE, RI
15		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
16		GLEN RIDGE, NJ
17		Stamford, CT
18		JERICHO, NY
19		Naples, FL
20		New York, NY
21		BATAVIA, NY
22		Hamden, CT
23		TROY, OH
24		MEQUON, WI
25		WORTHINGTON, OH
26		CHARLOTTE, NC
27		Keokuk, IA
28		CRESTWOOD, KY
29		CINCINNATI, OH
30		CROZET, VA
31		CINCINNATI, OH
32		FREMONT, OH
33		PHILADELPHIA, PA
34		PHILADELPHIA, PA
35		ALLENTOWN, PA
36		AURORA, IL
37		WASHINGTON, DC
38		FLINT, MI
39		WASHINGTON, DC
40		ST LOUIS PARK, MN
41		Allison Park, PA
42		Erie, PA
43		Harrisburg, PA
44		Meadville, PA
45		OREGONIA, OH
46		MADISON, WI
47		MAINEVILLE, OH
48		Chester Springs, PA
49		FALLS CHURCH, VA
50		WEST CHESTER, PA

TO CARRY A MESSAGE OF RECOVERY, , HOPE AND HEALING TO PEOPLE WHO LIVE WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES, TRAUMA, AND EXTREME STATES.

THE FOUNDATION WAS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF ASSURING AFFORDABLE HEALTH SERVICES, BASED IN A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE, TO EVERY CHILD, ADOLESCENT, INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY AND COUPLE, AS WELL AS THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE, ORGANIZATIONS, HOUSES OF WORSHIP, AND MUNICIPALITIES SERVED BY , INC.

to provide a place of learning, exploration quiet contemplation for all those who seek a retreat. A place for , discussions of philosophy, counseling guidance based on Dhamma teachings for anyone without any discrimination.

INC., FOUNDED IN 1987, STRIVES TO END HOMELESSNESS IN GREATER NEW HAVEN. WE OFFER TO PEOPLE WHO LIVE WITH HIV/AIDS, MENTAL ILLNESS, AND ADDICTION AND WE HELP PEOPLE ACHIEVE PERMANENT HOUSING IN THE .

CO-CREATING WELL BEINGS - RECOGNIZES THAT TRAUMA TOXIC STRESS CAN LEAD TO CHALLENGES THAT CAN NEGATIVELY IMPACT CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT, SCHOOL READINESS, MENTAL PHYSICAL OVERALL WELL-BEING. USING HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN, GRANTEES DEVELOP PROJECTS THAT INCREASE ACCESS, AVAILABILITY UPTAKE OF TRAUMA INFORMED SERVICES THAT FOCUS ON RESILIENCE WELLBEING CHILDREN, FAMILIES PROVIDERS.

WE ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT HEALING INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES CHALLENGED BY SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AND RELATED MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS.

SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING OF LOW-INCOME AND MODERATE-INCOME RESIDENTS AND ADVOCATING FOR HOMEOWNERSHIP, BUSINESS OR EDUCATION.

THE MISSION OF IS TO COMBAT THE CHRONIC DISEASE OF ADDICTION. THE MOST SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES OF 2021 WERE: INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING, GROUP COUNSELING, FAMILY SESSIONS AND PREVENTION PROGRAMMING IN SCHOOLS.

Medical Research- funding to support medical research development, share information, support patients spread word about prevention detection of certain medical issues. Improve health well-being of children around world

SAY: ORGANIZATION PROVIDES NEW YORK CITY-BASED ART AND SPEECH THERAPY PROGRAMS, WASHINGTON D.C.-BASED ART PROGRAMS, A NATIONAL SUMMER CAMP, AND REGIONAL WEEKEND DAY CAMPS WHICH ARE DESIGNED TO PROMOTE SELF-CONFIDENCE AND PRAGMATIC COMMUNICATION SKILLS AMONG PARTICIPANTS WHO STUTTER, AGES 2-18.

Jewish outreach to wanderers in NY and in S America to help them return to their religion, also religious support and material assistance. Reintegration counseling in the NY area. Helping Jews strengthen their faith and identity.

We seek to raise suicide awareness through education, advocacy and prevention and to support survivors of suicide loss and all those who grieve by fostering resiliency and emotional well-being.

The purpose of this organization is to be the communication bridge between the and its families by providing 1) monthly forums for open communication and education; 2) encouraging, participating, and supporting the students, , faculty and administrators to work together to build community and promote emotional and physical well-being and cultural enrichment; 3) matching parent volunteers with school needs to provide support to the school and the students; 4) raising funds to support the school and the community; 5) doing all other acts that not-for-profit corporations are entitled to do.

IS A NATIONAL GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATION AND MOVEMENT LED BY AND FOR FOLKS WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE OF MENTAL ILLNESS/MADNESS, DISABILITY, TRAUMA, and NEURODIVERGENCE. WE SPECIALIZE IN BUILDING JUST, RESPONSIVE, AND TRANSFORMATIVE PEER SUPPORT COLLECTIVES AND COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CARE STRUCTURES THAT DO NOT DEPEND ON STATE-SANCTIONED SYSTEMS THAT TRAP OUR FOLKS IN THE MEDICAL/PRISON-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX. WE WORK FOR AND WITH MULTIPLY MARGINALIZED FOLKS IN OUR COMMUNITIES TO PROVIDE ACCESS, POLITICAL EDUCATION, and MATERIAL RESOURCES THAT ARE NEEDED TO SURVIVE AND THRIVE. WE BELIEVE IN A WORLD WITHOUT SYSTEMS OF OPPRESSION, WHERE NON-CARCERAL RESPONSES TO CRISES ARE THE NORM

THE ORGANIZATION OR "THE CENTER") WAS ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS INCLUDING CHARITY PROGRAMS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS, PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING, COMPUTER CLASSES, IRISH LANGUAGE, DANCE AND MUSIC CLASSES, MOTHER AND TODDLERS PROGRAMS, HOMELESS ASSISTANCE, AND OTHER SPECIAL EVENTS AND PROGRAMS.

The mission of the organization is to promote the inclusion of people affected by issues in the life and work of Congregations and in the society at large.

To provide Mental counseling, medical healthcare services, dispense medications to the underserved patient populations, including those with AIDS and those seeking Transgender assistance.

PROMOTING THE ENHANCEMENT OF CARDIAC CARE, WELL-BEING AND RESEARCH.

WSF) provides scholarships and support services to Maine students with limited financial resources and a strong motivation to succeed in college. WSF offers scholarships to high school graduates in Knox, Lincoln, Waldo, Hancock and Washington counties who attend partner colleges and community colleges in Maine. WSF staff works with the high schools to provide information to students and parents, works with the colleges to enable student success and communicates with each Scholar (Scholar) throughout their college attendance. WSF accumulates data and research to determine college progress followed by evaluation of results to continuously enhance college success for its Scholars.WSF conducts student support services for students and parents which may take place in WSF offices, college campuses or at Scholar events. Topics discussed include college life issues, scholastic issues, career counseling, emergencies or other special needs. Scholar

is the not-for-profit arm of WWI. , . focuses on improving health outcomes for everyone as well as supporting organizations committed to removing barriers to wellness, including organizations working in food security, physical activity and mental health.

Improve the economic well-being of job seekers and employers in the region by aligning human potential with opportunities in the workplace.

Our mission is to raise money to support non-profit organizations who offer treatment, counseling, and support to individuals an families who suffer from the disease of addiction.

TO OFFER OPTIONS FOR INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITH MENTAL ILLNESS

SEEKS TO BETTER LIVES OF THOSE AFFECTED BY DEPRESSION BY INCREASING PUBLIC AWARENESS OF DISEASE AND ITS DEVASTATING EFFECTS, ELIMINATING STIGMA ASSOCIATED WITH IT, SUPPORTING SUICIDE PREVENTION PROGRAMS AND PROMOTING IMPROVED ACCESS TO QUALITY MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES WITHIN COMMUNITIES.

STUDY, REVIEW, ANALYSIS OF POTENTIAL DONEES BASED ON: THEIR BENEFIT TO SOCIETY AS A WHOLE, THEIR INCREASE TO HEALTH WELL-BEING OF MANKIND, THEIR SUPPORT OF RELIGIOUS SOCIAL CAUSES.

TO PROVIDE COUNSELING, PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, BASIC PHYSICAL NEEDS, TRANSITIONAL ASSISTANCE, AND FAMILY SUPPORT TO ASSURE REHABILITATION AND POST-RELEASE TRANSITION OF INCARCERATED WOMEN WHO HAVE COMMITTED TO MAKING POSITIVE, PRODUCTIVE CHANGES IN THEIR LIVES.

TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN A SERVICE FOR USE OF THE CHURCHES, BUSINESSES AND HEALTH CARE FACILITIES IN THE KEOKUK AREA AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO SUCH SERVICE AND PRAYER MINISTRY BY VIRTUE OF PERSONAL CONTACT AND TELEPHONIC COMMUNICATION.

A POWERFUL VOICE FOR ALL CHILDREN A RELEVANT RESOURCE FOR FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES AND A STRONG ADVOCATE FOR THE EDUCATION AND WELL-BEING OF EVERY CHILD.

The serves to enhance and well-being through research and education. The organization grants funding to support research focused in four areas vulvovaginal pain disorders, issues related to menopause, intimacy-related issues after cancer therapy and libido.

SUPPORT EDUCATION AND WELL-BEING OF STUDENTS.

TO ENHANCE THE INDEPENDENCE INDIVIDUALS WITH MOTOR DISABILITIES THROUGH EDUCATION, A HOLISTIC INDIVIDUALIZED PROGRAM INCORPORATING PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, AND EDUCATIONAL ELEMENTS IN A GROUP SETTING. CLCGC OFFERS PROGRAMS THAT FOCUS ON INTEGRATING MOTOR THERAPY INTO A LIFE-SKILLS BUILDING CURRICULUM TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE THE INDIVIDUALS WITH MOTOR DISABILITIES.

THE MISSION OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO ENHANCE THE WELL-BEING OF THE PEOPLE AND OF BY MANAGING PERMANENT INVESTMENTS FOR PHILANTHROPIC GOALS.

THE MISSION OF IS TO IMPROVE SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES FOR CITIZENS WHO ARE LIMITED PRIMARILY BY SERIOUS AND/OR PROLONGED MENTAL ILLNESS AND OTHER CHALLENGES.

DO INITIATIVE" THE FOUNDATION STAFF PROVIDES A VARIETY OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND CONSULTING SERVICES TO GRANTEES AND PARTNERS. THE FOUNDATION STAFF SHARE THEIR EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE TO HELP BUILD CAPACITY WITHIN ORGANIZATIONS, SO THE ORGANIZATION CAN BETTER MEET THEIR GOALS AND DELIVER ON THEIR MISSION. THE SERVICES PROVIDED TO NON-PROFITS INCLUDE PROGRAM PLANNING, EVALUATION DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION, USING DATA TO MAXIMIZE RESULTS, MEMBERSHIP ON ADVISORY BOARDS AND COMMITTEES, PRECEPTING GRADUATE LEVEL RESEARCH, FACILITATING AND STAFFING LARGE COALITIONS, AND PROVIDING TRAINING FOR PROGRAM EVALUATION.

TO ENHANCE LIVES, MAXIMIZE FUNCTION, INSPIRE HOPE, AND PROMOTE DIGNITY AND WELL-BEING.

TO INITIATE AND COORDINATE PROGRAMS OF SERVICE FOR , INCLUDING SERVICES FOR THOSE WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH AND LOBBYING: LEGISLATIVE CONTACT AND EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH, ENGAGING INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS AND PUBLIC OFFICIALS IN THE EFFORTS TO UNDERSTAND AND IMPROVE POLICIES AND THEIR IMPLEMENTATION RELATED TO , ENVIRONMENT HEALTH, TOXICS AND THE ENVIRONMENT. MAJOR EMPHASIS ON QUALITY AND SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RISKS FROM POLLUTING POWER PLANT EMISSIONS.

THE FACILITIES, INC. ("MHF") IS A MICHIGAN NON-PROFIT CORPORATION WHICH WAS ORGANIZED AND HAS, AT ALL TIMES, OPERATED TO PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR GENESEE SYSTEMS (GHS) FOR USE IN AND BY WAY OF SUPPORT OF THEIR COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAM ("PROGRAM"). THE PROGRAM IS SUPPORTED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF AND BY THE COUNTY. MHF WAS ORGANIZED TO RAISE FUNDS TO OBTAIN FACILITIES FOR USE IN THE PROGRAM UNDER AN AGREEMENT WITH GHS. IT WAS FOUND NECESSARY THAT THESE FACILITIES BE PROVIDED FROM OUTSIDE OF GHS BECAUSE, OTHERWISE, STATE-MATCHING FUNDS WOULD HAVE BEEN REDUCED. MHF QUALIFIES AS A SECTION 509(A) (3) ORGANIZATION, A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION TO GENESEE COUNTY, A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE OPERATION OF THE GENESEE SYSTEMS SERVICES PROGRAM. MHF OPERATES FOR THE BENEFIT OF AND TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE PROGRAM BY PROVIDING SERVICES THROUGH THE (1) LEASING OF FACILITIES TO GHS

TO IMPROVE THE NUTRITION, HEALTH, WELL-BEING OF PEOPLE STRUGGLING AGAINST POVERTY-RELATED HUNGER IN THE UNITED STATES.

TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF OUR PATIENTS, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITY.

The Mission at is to provide high quality individual care for our aging community in need of independent living, personal care, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation therapy, in a Christian environment, and to serve those with limited funds to the best of our ability.

Provide Emergency Services Including Food and Financial Assistance and Long-term Guidance with Budget and Housing Counseling.

Provide counseling and information services to individuals and their families regarding the impact of disease.

Health care delivery and management: Provide community based programs, services, and facilities to seniors, disabled and ill persons in their homes and communities. Includes nursing, therapy, home health aide, medical social work, and related services.

Ourmissionistobringhopetodisadvantagedchildrenwithdisabilitiesbyprovidingphysicaltherapy,nutritionalsupportandsupportforfamilies.

CHURCHES, SCHOOLS,INDIVIDUALS SERVED BY OUR LIVING COMPASS PROGRAM THROUGH COUNSELING, CONSULTING,EDUCATION, TRAINING WORKSHOPS

TO AID INDEPENDANT MUSICIANS IN NEED OF MEDICAL, MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE CARE; TO EDUCATE MUSICIANS ON THE BUSINESS ASPECTS OF THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY.

The purpse of the West Vincent Elementary School is to promote the welfare of children, raise standards of home life, advocate for laws that further education, physical and mental health, welfare and safety of children, promote collaboration of families and educators, serving all students in the West Vincent Elementary School in grades kindergarten through sixth grade.

INSPIRES HEALTHY SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY WITH ART, WATER AND GLOBAL EDUCATION. THROUGH GRASSROOT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, WE EMPOWER YOUTH AND WOMEN WITH ART AS THERAPY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP EDUCATION, ENABLING THEM TO BRING VITAL RESOURCES TO THEIR COMMUNITIES. CONNECTING DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS WITH INTERNATIONAL CLASSROOMS, WE ENRICH GLOBAL EDUCATION WITH PARTICIPATORY AND SERVICE LEARNING.

OUR MISSION IS TO ENRICH THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THOSE DIAGNOSED (CONTINUED IN SCH O-PG 43) WITH BREAST AND OVARIAN CANCERS - LIFE - BY FUNDING AND DELIVERING INTEGRATIVE THERAPIES.

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