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51		Fort Worth, TX
52		ORLANDO, FL
53		Seattle, WA
54		Santa Ana, CA
55		Nashville, TN
56		clearwater, FL
57		HOUSTON, TX
58		Auburn, WA
59		Eureka, MO
60		ST LOUIS, MO
61		JEFFERSON CITY, MO
62		PHOENIX, AZ
63		JUNEAU, AK
64		TULLAHOMA, TN
65		Sacramento, CA
66		MIAMI, FL
67		SAN DIEGO, CA
68		San Antonio, TX
69		SAN ANTONIO, TX
70		Portland, OR
71		BAKERSFIELD, CA
72		San Francisco, CA
73		PONTE VEDRA BEACH, FL
74		EL CERRITO, CA
75		EATONTON, GA
76		STATESBORO, GA
77		TAMPA, FL
78		WINTER HAVEN, FL
79		NASHVILLE, TN
80		SELMA, AL
81		FLORENCE, AL
82		BILOXI, MS
83		TAMPA, FL
84		Scotts Valley, CA
85		JONESBORO, AR
86		Little Rock, AR
87		LITTLE ROCK, AR
88		HOUSTON, TX
89		KENEDY, TX
90		SAN BENITO, TX
91		SAN ANTONIO, TX
92		SANTA FE, NM
93		RICHMOND, TX
94		Dallas, TX
95		FORT WORTH, TX
96		Mesquite, TX
97		Dallas, TX
98		DALLAS, TX
99		HOUSTON, TX
100		SAN JOSE, CA

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.

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

To promote social welfare by fostering movements to build power in impacted by systemic oppression through community partnerships, capacity building, and legal services for community organizations and microenterprises.

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!

TO PROVIDE SCHOOLS, ORPHANAGES, WATER WELLS AND OPERATING EXPENSES FOR MEDICAL CLINIC AND BUS, GOODS, SERVICES, AND FUNDS WILL AFFECT INDIVIDUALS

Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 16 - Other Expenses Description Amount Client Service Expenses $69697 Offerings $ 0 Due/Contributions $ 780 Disaster Contributions $ 1000 Other Operating Expenses $ 1425 Total $ 72902 Form 990-EZ, Part III - Primary Exempt Purpose inspired by Gospel values, the . , a Catholic lay organization, leads women and men to join together to grow spiritually by offering person-to-person service to those who are needy and suffering in the tradition its founder, Blessed Frederic Ozanam, and patron, . . As a reflection the whole family God, Members, who are known as Vincentians, are drawn from every ethnic and cultural background, age group, and economic level. Vincentians are untied in an international charity by their spirit poverty, humility and sharing, which is nourished by prayer and reflection, mutually supportive gatherings and adherence to a ba

The primary exempt purpose of is to provide public benefit charitable services offered through their programs. The programs consist of consulting, capacity building, technical assistance, facilitation, visioning and strategic planning, nonprofit development as well as small business development services that benefit Churches, Faith-Based organizations, (FBO), Nonprofit Organizations and new and emerging Small Businesses. The purpose also involves ministry and community-based programs.

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.

Community Business Development

THE ENGAGEMENT COLLABORATIVE WAS FORMED IN AN EFFORT TO EDUCATE INFORM RESIDENTS ON THE MECHANICS OF ISSUES EXISTING IN STATE POLITICS. AMONG OTHER THINGS, THE COLLABORATIVE WILL OFFER 501C3 ORGANIZATIONS TECHNICAL SUPPORT IN EDUCATING THE GENERAL PUBLIC ON POLICY ISSUES.

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.

IMPROVING ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN SOUTHEAST ALASKA COMMUNITIES THROUGH INNOVATION, SUSTAINABILITY, CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT AND COLLABORATION. THE CDFI PROVIDES MICRO AND SMALL BUSINESS LOANS TO ELIGIBLE BORROWERS IN THOSE COMMUNITIES.

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

provides training, education, and technical assistance in the form of individual and group classes, presentations, research assistance and coaching in order to educate community groups, individuals, organizations, small business owners and others on techniques of community organizing, local government processes, and community and business resources. The purpose is to equip citizens to think and act strategically to produce positive results when local community issues become organizing campaigns.

THE GRATITUDE PROJECT COMMUNITY CENTER PAY FOR OPERATING EXPENSES

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.

The Care Services Foundation is dedicated to securing the necessary financial resources that advance the capital, clinical, educational and service delivery goals of The Care Services (CHCS).

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

Capacity Building for member organizations, Community and Economic Development in the Kern County area.

supports a stronger, more effective U.S. movement for reproductive justice by mobilizing new funding and capacity building resources to grassroots organizing and policy change efforts let to empower low income women, women of color, transgender people and (cont on pg 2)

PONTE VEDRA BEACH BRANCH LIBRARY CONTRIBUTION WAS TO ASSIST WITH GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES

NESST INVESTS IN SOCIAL ENTERPRISES THAT GENERATE DIGNIFIED JOBS FOR PEOPLE MOST IN NEED. NESST USES AN ENGAGED APPROACH PROVIDING TAILORED FINANCING ONE-ON-ONE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT TO SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS IN EMERGING MARKETS.

WAS ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF HELPING NEEDY FAMILIES AND INVIDIUALS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. NEEDS ARE ASSESSED BY A COMMITTEE, AND IF CRITERIA ARE MET, FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS MAY RECEIVE ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM OF FOOD, CLOTHING, AND/OR FINANCIAL AID FOR PRESCRIPTIONS, MEDICAL NEEDS, AND HOUSING/UTILITIES. THE ORGANIZATION IS SUPPORTED PRIMARILY BY DONATIONS FROM INDVIDUALS AND AREA CHURCHES. OPERATING OVERHEAD IS MET THROUGH SALES OF DONATED ITEMS FROM THE PCO THRIFT SHOP. LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HAVE RECIEVED ASSISTANCE THROUGH THIS ORGANIZATION, THE VALUE OF WHICH CANNOT BE DETERMINED.

TO SECURE AND ADMINISTER MONETARY DONATIONS, GRANTS, AND OTHER FUNDS FROM CONSTITUENTS WITHIN ITS SERVICE DELIVERY AREA TO SUPPORT IN ITS QUEST TO CONTRIBUTE TO ECONOMIC, EDUCATIONAL, AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BY PROVIDING QUALITY TECHNICHAL EDUCATION AND SERVICES, ADULT EDUCATION, CONTINUING EDUCATION, AND CUSTOMIZED BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY WORKFORCE TRAINING TO THE CITIZENS OF THE COMMUNITIES IT SERVES.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO SUPPORT ATHLETES, WITH A PRIMARY EMPHASIS ON YOUTH, WITH OPERATING SUPPORT FOR TRAVEL TO CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENTS THAT THEY HAVE QUALIFIED FOR AT THE LOCAL LEVEL.

THE FVCDC PROVIDES YOUTH and BUSINESS PROGRAMS, PROVIDE AN AFTER SCHOOL INTENSIVE YOUTH PROGRAM DESIGNED TO DEVELOP SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND ATTITUDES NECESSARY FOR SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCES IN ANY EMPLOYMENT SETTING FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 14-19 YEARS OLD. SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ARE PROVIDED FOR STUDENTS TO CONCENTRATE ON TUTORING AND MENTORING FOR FCAT PREPARATION WHO ARE ENGAGED TO EARN A GRADUATE EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA IN THE NEAR FUTURE. A NURSERY AND LAWN MAINTENANCE PUBLIC SERVICE IS OFFERED THAT PROVIDES AFFORDABLE LANDSCAPING AND IRRIGATION SERVICES, JOB SKILLS , AND MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESIDENTS OF THE . THE FVCDC PROVIDES ADULT COMPUTER CLASSES, A PROGRAM THAT PAINTS AND LANDSCAPES THE HOMES OF SENIORS, AND VETERANS AND A SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM.

PEOPLE WHO HAVE JUST BEEN RELEASED FROM PRISON ARE TYPICALLY STIGMATIZED, OVERLOOKED, AND PIGEONHOLED BY SOCIETY. WHEN THEY WALK INTO , THEY DISCOVER THAT HERE THEY ARE VALUED, HEARD, AND ENCOURAGED. WHILE REDUCTION OF INCARCERATION AND OTHER CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM CONTINUES TO ELUDE THE U.S., SERVES AS PART OF THE SOLUTION. IS SOLELY DEDICATED TO THE SUCCESSFUL NEW BEGINNINGS OF PEOPLE RETURNING TO OUR COMMUNITY AFTER INCARCERATION. NOW IN ITS 43RD YEAR OF SERVICE TO TENNESSEE, PROVIDES REENTRY ASSISTANCE, INCLUDING WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, TO HUNDREDS OF MEN AND WOMEN EACH YEAR. WE PLACE EMPLOYMENT AT THE CORE OF OUR WORK, BECAUSE IT IS THE BEST PREDICTOR OF A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE FOR THE PEOPLE WE SERVE, AND ALL OF OUR PROGRAM SERVICES AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ARE WOVEN TOGETHER TO ENSURE MAXIMAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY. THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE SERVICES AND CONNECT PEOPLE WITH RESOURCES NEEDED TO SUCCES

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOURISM, AS WELL AS ASSIST EXISTING BUSINESS EXPANSION IMPROVEMENT.

OUR MISSION IS TO REDUCE THE CAUSES AND ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES POVERTY AND TO EMPOWER LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES TO ACHIEVE SELF-SUFFICIENCY THROUGH ADVOCACY, RESOURCE UTILIZATION AND SERVICE DELIVERY.

OPERATIONS SUPPORT FOR LOCAL ST VINCENT DEPAUL COMMUNITY CHARITABLE PHARMACY LOCATED ON DIVISION STREET IN LOW INCOME AREA NEIGHBORHOODS OF , MS.

ASSIST HEALTHY, GROWING SMALL BUSINESSES ACCESS CAPITAL VIA THE SBA 504, COMMUNITY ADVANTAGE, DIRECT LOAN.

PROVIDES TEACHER CLASSROOM GRANTS FOR CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE IDEAS TO ENRICH CLASSROOM CURRICULUM AND PROGRAM SERVICE SUPPORT FOR EDUCATOR TRAINING CONSULTANTS.

TO ASSIST IN THE OF IN THE EASTERN AREA

Financial and in-kind service support of the Univ of Ark program.

SERVING BLACK-LED AND BLACK-SERVING NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN CENTRAL ARKANSAS THROUGH CAPACITY BUILDING AND BUILDING BLACK COMMUNITIES FUND

THROUGH ITS CHARITABLE STATUS, THE RESEARCHERS SUPPORTS IN THE FIELD DISEASES, REGENERATIVE MEDICINE, AND CANCER TREATMENT. SPONSORED PROJECTS FOCUS ON THEIR ABILITY TO MOVE BASIC SCIENCE INTO THE PRACTICE MEDICINE. BY KEEPING THE ADMINISTRATIVE OVERHEAD COSTS AT A MINIMUM, VIRTUALLY ALL THE BUDGET GOES INTO BY CONDUCTING THROUGH PARTNERING WITH ESTABLISHED UNIVERSITY LABORATORIES AND ACKNOWLEDGED INSTITUTIONS.

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FOR AND THE SURROUNDING REGION, AND TO ACT AS A LIAISON FOR TOURISM AND INFROMATION FLOW.

PROMOTE THE BUSINESS INTEREST O FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

TO EDUCATE QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS PUBLIC BENEFITS THAT THEY MAY BE ENTITLED TO. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY WORKING WITH LOCAL CITY, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR THE PURPOSE OUTREACH AND VERIFICATION WORK. OUR PRIMARY FOCUS IS ON AT-RISK YOUTH AND LOW INCOME FAMILIES. MOST THE WORK IS DONE WITH VOLUNTEERS. WE ALSO ASSIST OTHER NON-PROFITS WITH IN-KIND USAGE OUR FACILITIES AND WITH TECHNICAL SUPPORT. WE ARE ALSO WORKING TO OFFER AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS.

THE (RDC) IS A PRIVATE NON-PROFIT 501(C) (3) ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO IMPROVING ECONOMIC IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO. RDC PROVIDES PRIVATE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO FACILITATE JOB GROWTH AND DIVERSIFY THE ECONOMIES OF COMMUNITIES IN THE FOLLOWING SEVEN COUNTIES: LOS ALAMOS, MORA, RIO ARRIBA, SANDOVAL, SAN MIGUEL, SANTA FE, TAOS, AND THE MUNICIPALITIES AND NATIVE AMERICAN PUEBLOS THEREIN.

RANCH HISTORICAL PARK (GRHP) - OPERATING EXPENSESTHE GRHP IS AN OUTDOOR LIVING MUSEUM WHERE EVERY DAY, LEGENDS AND LEGACIES OF THOSE WHO SHAPED THIS PLACE COME TO LIFE. AUTHENTIC LOCATIONS, HISTORIC HOMES, COSTUMED PRESENTERS AND A REMARKABLE STORY OF DETERMINATION AND COURAGE SET STAGE FOR TREKKING THROUGH TEXAS HISTORY. PUBLIC TOURS AND AN EXTENSIVE LIST OF SCHOOL PROGRAMS ARE AVAILABLE.DUE TO COVID-19 AND RESULTING SHUTDOWNS, 2021 VISITATION BEGAN A RECOVERY FROM 2020 YET STILL NOT AT PRE-PANDEMIC LEVELS. 8,385 STUDENT GROUP ATTENDEES FROM 54 SCHOOLS PLUS 45 PRIVATE/CHARTER GROUPS - 17 INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS, PLUS 25 PRIVATE/CHARTER SCHOOLS, AND 11 COUNTIES; TOTAL GRHP ATTENDANCE FOR 2021 = 13,647

YOUTH, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT

TO ADVANCE THE SUCCESS OF WOMEN IN , AND TO INFLUENCE THE SUCCESS OF THE INDUSTRY BY FOCUSING ON FULFILLING FOUR KEY INITIATIVES: BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, INDUSTRY RESEARCH AND CAREER OUTREACH.

Provide financial and operational assistance 2404 and other exempt organizations. Also provide scholarship funding for disadvantaged students.

Promotion economic in the -Fort Worth area.

TO SUPPORT EXCELLENCE AND IMPACT IN THE ARTS THROUGH GRANT MAKING, CAPACITY BUILDING AND THOUGHT LEADERSHIP.

THE MISSION OF OUR ORGANIZATION IS TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING DEVELOPMENT THROUGH EDUCATION; ASSIST THE COMMUNITY FURTHER ITS GROWTH BY PROMOTING, SUPPORTING, ENCOURAGING EDUCATION ENTREPRENEURSHIP.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS BENEFITTING THE COMMUNITY, INCLUDING RELATED PROGRAM INVESTMENTS AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

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