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4		WILLISTON, VT
5		Lowell, MA
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7		Stamford, CT
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48		LAKE ZURICH, IL
49		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
50		ELGIN, IL

CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS ITS FOUNDING PRINCIPLES OF CHARITY, UNITY, AND FRATERNITY THROUGH THE FOLLOWING PRIMARY ACTIVITIES: VOLUNTEER SERVICE, COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, CHURCH SUPPORT, AND PROMOTING A CULTURE OF LIFE. DURING THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2022 THE NUMBER OF VOLUNTEER HOURS WAS 5,000 HOURS. SOME OF THE PROGRAMS SUPPORTED IN 2022 INCLUDE: COLLECTION AND DELIVERY OF DONATIONS TO NEEDY RECIPIENTS IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY, HOME REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE FOR THE ELDERLY IN COMMUNITY, AND CHURCH EVENTS. VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO CHRISTMAS TOY COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION, ROAD RACE TO SUPPORT LOCAL FAITH FOOD PANTRY AND PROVIDING/SERVING MEALS TO HOMELESS THOMAS MERTON CENTER.

to increase the quality of life for dogs in the Town of North Hempstead Animal to shift the public perception about shelters and dispel the myth that dogs are "damaged goods" to increase adoptions by training and socializing the dogs to educate the public about responsible dog care and the necessity of spaying/neutering companion animals to help our community, in difficult economic times, feed and meet the medical needs of their companion animals

To provide animal welfare by way of shelter, food and veterinary services to homeless .

The mission of , is to adoptable dogs that are in danger of being euthanized, care for them and find permanent homes for them. rescued 475 dogs from High Kill shelters and owner surrenders and adopted 476 dogs into their forever homes in 2019.

Provide funds to charitable organizations in Lowell, MA and Salem, NH areas that provide assistance to low-income individuals, youth and homeless individuals.

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 raise money for Pacific House (formerly known as Shelter for the Homeless) or other such tax-exempt organization in the city of Stamford CT

HPC WORKS TO PREVENT AND ELIMINATE HOMELESSNESS IN OUR COMMUNITY. HOW WE DO THAT DEPENDS ON THE NEEDS AND GOALS OF THE PEOPLE WE WORK WITH. IT COULD BE PROVIDING RENTAL ASSISTANCE; HELPING SOMEONE FIND AN AFFORDABLE APARTMENT; ASSISTING A FAMILY IN THE EVICTION PROCESS; OR HELPING PEOPLE MANAGE OTHER CHALLENGES IN THEIR LIFE. OUR SERVICES ARE FREE TO PARTICIPANTS AND SUPPORTED BY GRANTS AND PRIVATE DONATIONS.

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.

Educating the public, and especially minority and underprivileged members of the public, on a range of public interest issues including economic equality, criminal justice, healthcare, the environment, immigrant integration, child development, poverty, homelessness, and democracy.

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

Our basic mission is to address food insecurity and homelessness in the Greater Bridgeport area. We pursue our goal by providing hot meals and housing support services to individuals in need. In addition to these primary provisions we also provide assistance with any immediate needs that may help to improve the living conditions of those in need who have maxed out other options with items such as clothing household goods and assistance with travel expenses related to job opportunities and relocating.

ITS DUAL FUNCTIONS ARE PROVIDING FUNDS TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT VETERAN-RELATED PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE U.S.AND TO ASSIST AND PROVIDE TRANSITIONAL AND PERMANENT HOUSING FOR HOMELESS AND AT-RISK .

BREAKING THE CYCLE OF POVERTY, HOMELESSNESS, AND HUNGER IN COMMUNITIES ACROSS AMERICA.

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

The principal activity of the Organization is the provision of food, clothes and other needs for the homeless. Over twenty thousand hot meal was provided over the course of the year to the homeless on the street of Las Vegas, Madison, Chicago, Milwaukee, Boston, Atlanta and the poor in their home.

MONEY IS DONATED TO RELIEVE CONDITIONS OF POVERTY, HUNGER, AND HOMELESSNESS FOR THE INDIGENT EITHER DIRECTLY OR THROUGH ORGANIZATIONS FORMED TO CARRY ON SUCH ENDEVORS

COUNSELING HOMELESS HELP (PANTRI) HOSPITAL AND PRISIONS VISITING BIBLE SCHOOL FOR ALL

To provide affordable to lowincome families

Operation of a no-time-limits shelter for homeless dogs and cats.

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

PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSES OF FOUNDATION IS TO SPREAD WORD OF BIBLE AND ASSIST IMPOVERISHED and HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS THROUGH EDUCATION AND ASSISTANCE. CONTRIBUTIONS TOTALING $539,000 WERE MADE TO 11 DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS IN 2021. THESE ORGANIZATIONS SPREAD WORD OF BIBLE AND ASSISTED IMPOVERISED and HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS THROUGH THEIR VARIOUS PROGRAMS THAT HELP RESTORE DIGNITY TO POVERTY STRICKEN BY PROVIDING LOANS AND EDUCATION TO LIFT THEM OUT OF LIFE OF POVERTY.

PROVIDE TO HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS; PROVIDE FOOD TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED; PROVIDE SPIRITUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR GUESTS AND VOLUNTEERS; FOSTER COOPERATION AMONG VARIOUS RELIGIOUS FAITHS IN MEETING THE ABOVE OBJECTIVES.

Homeless Shelter

has a mission to provide drop-in trafficking and recovery shelters for victims of sex trafficking, and to provide holistic care to aid in recovery and restoration of survivors.

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

provides support services and resources to homeless and near homeless veterans, in order to transition them to, or maintain self-sufficiency. The goal is reintegration into society as men and women who currently feel excluded from the benefits of productivity and self-sufficiency as a result of the physical and emotional wounds they carry. Additionally, will provide assistance and guidance for veteran benefits, as well as provide local and VA referrals necessary to assist all veterans and their 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.

IT IS THE GOAL , . TO COLLABORATE WITH ALL COMMUNITY HOMELESS RESOURCES TO EMPOWER HOMELESS WOMEN AND CHILDREN TO BECOME SELF-RELIANT.

THE COUNTY INC., ASSISTS VICTIMS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND HOMELESSNESS WITH EMERGENCY AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES THAT PROMOTE SELF RELIANCE, DIGNITY AND SAFETY.

IMPROVING THE LIVES OF THOSE IN NEED - WORKING TO END POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS ONE PERSON AT A TIME.

THE GOAL OF (CHCI) IS TO ASSIST DISABLED, COMPROMISED AND HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES OPTIMIZE THEIR OVERALL AND FUNCTIONAL CAPABILITIES. CHCI ALSO PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO OTHER LOCAL AND NATIONAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR BETERANS, HOMELESS , SUPPLY FOOD, HOUSING ASSISTANCE, UTILITIES, APPLIANCES, HOME MAINTENANCE and CLOTHING.

PROVIDE HOUSING ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS WITH BEHAVIORAL and MENTAL DISORDERS PRIMARILY IN CHAMPAIGN AND LOGAN COUNTIES IN OHIO.

TO HELP , INDIVIDUALS LEAD LIVES OF STABILITY, SELF- SUFFICIENCY ENHANCEMENT BY PROVIDING EMERGENCY SHELTER THE HOMELESS, HOMELESS PREVENTION PROGRAMS HOME VISIT PROGRAMS THOSE IN NEED.

PROVIDE LONG-TERM TRANSITIONAL SHELTER AND ADVOCACY TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND THEIR CHILDREN.

MISSION OF IS SEEKING TO END HOMELESSNESS IN HANCOCK COUNTY BY TRANSITIONING WOMEN AND CHILDREN INTO PERMANENT HOUSING AND ASSISTING LOW INCOME PEOPLE IN SECURING AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

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

SEEKS TO ALLEVIATE THE PROBLEMS OF THE HOMELESS BY PROVIDING SHELTER, CARE, ADVOCACY, AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES AS THEY BUILD STRENGTH AND STRIVE TO BECOME INDEPENDENT, PRODUCTIVE MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY.

EQUIPPING and EMPOWERING HOMELESS TEENS and YOUNG ADULTS TO ACHIEVE STABILITY and LIFE TRANSFORMATION.

TO SERVE HOMELESS FAMILIES BY UNITING FAITH COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS AND LOCAL AGENCIES IN A COOPERATIVE EFFORT TO PROVIDE SHELTER, MEALS AND COMPASSIONATE ONGOING SUPPORT TO OUR GUESTS.

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

Provide emergency shelter and supportive services to families with children and individuals experiencing homelessness in .

TO PROVIDE PREMANENT SOLUTIONSTO THE PROBLEMS OF HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY AND CHILDREN.

CCH) ORGANIZES AND ADVOCATES TO PREVENT AND END HOMELESSNESS BASED ON BELIEF THAT HOUSING IS A HUMAN RIGHT IN A JUST SOCIETY.

LPCS BRINGS COMMUNITIES TOGETHER TO EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS FACING HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY TO SECURE STABLE HOUSING AND MAKE SUSTAINABLE LIFE CHANGES.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO LOCAL SHELTERS AND COUNSELING CENTERS. TO SUPPORT LOCAL COMMUNITY NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

BELIEVES THAT EVERY MINNESOTAN SHOULD BE FREE FROM HUNGER HOMELESSNESS. WE MAKE AN IMPACT BY PARTNERING WITH THOSE WHO SERVE PEOPLE IN NEED, GROWING DONOR ENGAGEMENT INCREASING AWARENESS.

Relief for poor and distressed through providing grants, assistance and low interest loans to poor for housing and health needs, and fostering of low-income housing through participation in low-income housing tax

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