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151		MOUNT HOREB, WI
152		Cincinnati, OH
153		SIOUX FALLS, SD
154		CINCINNATI, OH
155		CLEVELAND, OH
156		BRYAN, OH
157		VALLEY CITY, OH
158		WOOSTER, OH
159		MANSFIELD, OH
160		RAVENNA, OH
161		Fremont, OH
162		FOREST, OH
163		CHAGRIN FALLS, OH
164		PERRYSBURG, OH
165		Fremont, OH
166		Clinton, IN
167		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
168		Gary, IN
169		Michigan City, IN
170		LAFAYETTE, IN
171		LOWELL, IN
172		LAWRENCEBURG, IN
173		FORT WAYNE, IN
174		Indianapolis, IN
175		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
176		Lancaster, OH
177		HERNDON, VA
178		DOWNERS GROVE, IL
179		Chicago, IL
180		ROCKFORD, IL
181		Chicago, IL
182		DIXON, IL
183		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
184		CHICAGO, IL
185		BISMARCK, ND
186		CAVALIER, ND
187		Chicago, IL
188		Saint Charles, IL
189		CALEDONIA, IL
190		BURKE, VA
191		Niles, IL
192		Flora, IL
193		Paris, IL
194		PEORIA, IL
195		CARBONDALE, IL
196		DECATUR, IL
197		QUINCY, IL
198		Bloomington, MN
199		SOUTHFIELD, MI
200		DETROIT, MI

MH FIRE DEPARTMENT PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL DEMONSTRATONS TO THE PUBLIC KIDS EVENTS AND ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE COMMUNITY FIRE TRUCK RIDES FOR KIDS

TO EXPOSE, DEVELOP, ORGANIZE, MARKET AND TRAIN COMMUNITY PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE IN THE TECHNIQUES OF HOW TO EMPLOY THEIR SKILLS TO EMPOWER THEMSELVES AND HELP THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH THEY LIVE

PROVIDES BASIC CLOTHING AND CARE ITEMS FOR INFANTS TO LOW INCOME MOTHERS WHO GET THEIR CHILDREN PREVENTATIVE MEDICAL CARE.

TO SUPPORT 501(C)(3) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, THE ORGANIZATION ACCEPTS OF USED CLOTHING AND SELLS ITEMS TO RAISE FUNDS THAT ARE DISTRIBUTED TO 501(C)(3) PUBLIC CHARITIES. CLOTHING AND OTHER ITEMS RECEIVED THAT ARE NOT HELD RESALE ARE GIVEN TO OTHER 501(C)(3) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS USE BY THESE ORGANIZATIONS.

ORGANIZATION-DEATH, LEGAL, and EDUCATIONAL ADVISORY CONFERENCES

DONATED USED ITEMS SOLDGIVEN TO NEEDY

The purpose of the association is to raise money for the department distribute these funds as needed.

PROVIDE EMS SERVICES.

ORGANIZATION

FRATERNAL CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION PROMOTING SUPPORT AND CARE TO ITS MEMBERS AND PROVIDING COMMUNITY ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES WITH AN EMPHASIS ON ASSISTING UNDER-PRIVILEGED CHILDREN.

To provide young girl and boys of the community with the opportunity to interact with others in their age group. To provide organized activities for these young individual to work and play together for the benefit of the community and themselves.

The purpose of the is to provide funding for the Forest Volunteer Fire Department and the Jackson Forest, Emergency Medical Services Organization. Additionally, funds are used for community improvements, education and youth projects and activities.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIALS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES WITH LOW INCOME, UNEMPLOYMENT/UNDEREMPLOYMENT, DISABILITIES OR OTHER FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES THROUGH A FREE FOOD PANTRY INCLUDING PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS, GIFT CARDS/VOUCHERS TO LOCAL FOOD STORE, RENT/UTILITY ASSISTANCE.

ADVOCATE AND SUPPORT VETERANS AFFAIRS AND REHABILIATION. SUPPORT NATIONAL SECURITY AND PROMOTE PATRIOTISM. PROGRAMS AND SUPPORT OF YOUTH PROGRAMS.

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON RECOVERY FROM ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG PROBLEMS.

Financial aid to individuals, food baskets for needy families, senior citizens, etc., donations to local not-for-profit organizations and to local Police and Fire Departments monetary and buildings grounds use.

Goals include providing assistance to members, including sick, death and retirement benefits. promoting fraternalism among members and promoting better relationships between the public and dept.

ENABLING LOW-INCOME DISADVANTAGED FAMILIES INDIVIDUALS OF ALL AGES TO ATTAIN THE SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, MOTIVATION TO SECURE THE OPPORTUNITY NEEDED FOR THEM TO BECOME FULLY SELF-SUFFICIENT, OR IN THE CASE OF DISABILITY, INDEPENDENT SELF-SUFFICIENT TO THE EXTENT FEASIBLE; TO INTERVENE AT CRITICAL POINTS IN THE CAUSES OF POVERTY; ENABLE LOW-INCOME DISADVANTAGED FAMILIES INDIVIDUALS TO WORK TO IMPROVE THEIR SELF-SUFFICIENCY; ASSIST OLDER DISABLED PERSONS TO MAINTAIN THEIR INDEPENDENCE DIGNITY TO PROVIDE CONTINUING RESEARCH RELATED TO THE PROBLEMS OF POVERTY.

CONDUCTS ACTIBITIES FOR EXCLUSIVE BENEGITS ITS MEMBERS AS DESCRIBED IN BY-LAWS

TO PROVIDE MEDICAL SERVICES TO THE TOWN OF AND THE SURROUNDING AREA

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.

Peer support network for law enforcement officers killed in the line duty.

TO HELP FIGHTERS BE THE BEST THEY CAN BE AT WHAT THEY DO WHILE PROVIDING THEM WITH INFORMATION TO OPERATE SAFELY AND WITHOUT INJURY OR DEATH AT THE SCENE OF AN EMERGENCY.

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TO ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE EDUCATION ON THE TECHNICAL AND BUSINESS DISCIPLINES APPLICABLE TO AND SYSTEMS.

TO PROVIDE MULTIPLE LEVELS OF SUPPORT AND CARE FOR INDIVIDUALS AFFLICTED WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS OR SUFFERING FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE.

Local association Law Enforcement officers in the State devoted to charities and recreation purposes. Support families severely injured or killed in the line duty Law Enforcement Officers, and promotion Irish Culture.

TO ASSIST LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT WITH PREVENTION IN THE CITY OF AND WINNEBAGO COUNTY.

to provide charter public high school education and social for students who are at risk or dropped out from the traditional public education systems.

TO ENCOURAGE , CHARITABLE, AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AMONG LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS. TO INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY THE LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSION, AND THUS MORE FIRMLY ESTABLISH THE CONFIDENCE THE PUBLIC IN THE SERVICE DEDICATED TO THE PROTECTION LIFE AND PROPERTY.

GENERAL TRAFFIC SAFETY PROGRAMS INCLUDED SAFETY CAMP PARTNERSHIPS THROUGHOUT HENNEPIN COUNTY, BIKE RODEOS/HELMET FITIINGS, CHILD PASSENGER SAFETY PRESENTATIONS, INVOLVEMENT IN THE ANNUAL AAA TRAFFIC SAFETY POSTER PROGRAM, AND OUR FLAGSHIP INTIATIVE, THE AAA SCHOOL SAFETY PATROL PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS THAT SUPPORT OUR NOVICE AND SENIOR DRIVING INTIATIVES ALSO CONTINUED THROUGH THE YEAR

SUPPORT TO LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

HELP PRESCHOOL AND EARLY ELEMENTARY CHILDREN WITH AND/OR LANGUAGE PROBLEMS

OPERATING PULL TAB TYPE GAMING IN THE CITY OF FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT VARIOUS OTHER ORGANIZATIONS IN THE AREA

is a national, non-profit organization committed to reducing substance abuse and co-occurring mental health problems through effective and efficient treatment programs.

Grant Task force and the disabled

BUILDS SUSTANABLE LOCAL FOOD AND FARM SYSTEMS THROUGH EXPERIMENTAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH RURAL AND URBAN PEOPLE.

THE ORGANIZATION PROMOTES PROFESSIONAL APPROACHES TO THE DEVELOPMENT, OPERATION, IMPROVEMENT OF MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS THAT BENEFIT THE LOCAL COMMUNITY OF THE GREATER WASHINGTON, DC REGION, WHILE WORKING COLLABORATIVELY WITH HIMSS NATIONAL.

The Justice Center is a national, non-profit law firm dedicated to protecting civil rights fighting unfairness in the criminal legal system through litigation at the trial, appellate, Supreme Court levels. Founded in 1985, now with offices in Illinois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri Washington D.C, the Justice Center works to protect the rights of the poor, the marginalized the vulnerable in the criminal justice system, combat racial discrimination, stop the punishment of poverty, fight unjust prosecutions police misconduct, vindicate the rights of people who are imprisoned detained. Individual class action clients were represented in over 200 cases.

Engaging in veterans advocacy, historical education and commemoration, encouraging national security, promoting good citizenship and community service, encouraging youth to excel in atheltics, community service and

HELPING PEOPLE HELP THEMSELVES THROUGH EXCEPTIONAL SERVICES COMMUNIY COLLABORATION.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES EMERGENCY AMBULANCE CARE, TREATMENT AND TRANSPORTATION TO MULTIPLE JURISDICTIONS IN ILLINOIS. IN ADDITION TO EMERGENCY AMBULANCE , THE ENTITY PROVIDES SCHEDULED AMBULANCE, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH (IPT) AND WHEELCHAIR TRANSPORTATION BETWEEN AND OTHER HEALTHCARE FACILITIES.

THE ORGANIZATION PRIMARILY PROVIDES FOOD AND SHELTER, EMERGENCY SERVICES AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING TO PERSONS IN NEED.

REPRESENT POLICE OFFICERS IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING WITH THE CITY OF OVER WAGES, HOURS, AND ALL OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT. THE ORGANIZATION SHALL ALSO REPRESENT OFFICERS IN GRIEVANCES AND MATTERS OF DISCIPLINE AND DISCHARGE WITH THE CITY OF . TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF THE MEMBERSHIP AND THE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITY IN GENERAL THROUGH COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, LEGISLATION, AND THE ELECTORAL PROCESS.

THE CORPORATION SHALL PROMOTE, WITHIN THE TERRITORY COVERED BY THE CHARTER FROM TIME TO TIME GRANTED IT BY THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONGRESSIONAL CHARTER, BYLAWS, AND RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, THE SCOUTING PROGRAM OF PROMOTING THE ABILITY OF BOYS AND YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN TO DO THINGS FOR THEMSELVES AND OTHERS, TRAINING THEM IN SCOUTCRAFT, AND TEACHING THEM PATRIOTISM, COURAGE, SELF- RELIANCE, AND KINDRED VIRTUES, USING THE METHODS WHICH ARE NOW IN COMMON USE BY THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA.

To stand up for those who cannot stand for themselves, to help bring families together, to provide under priveledged with opportunity, to help those organizations that foster hope, education and life skills.

HELPS PEOPLE MEET LIFE CHALLENGES AFFECTING THEIR SELF-SUFFICIENCY THROUGH COUNSELING, TRAINING, and SUPPORT IN ACCORDANCE WITH JEWISH VALUES OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY, COMPASSION, RESPONSIBILITY and THE STEADFAST BELIEF THAT THE BEST WAY TO HELP PEOPLE IS TO MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR THEM TO HELP THEMSELVES. SERVES INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES, THE FRAIL and AT-RISK ELDERLY, YOUTH, UNEMPLOYED and UNDEREMPLOYED WORKERS, PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS AND/OR SEEKING AFFORDABLE HOUSING THROUGH A VARIETY OF and EDUCATION and TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES THAT MAXIMIZE THEIR ABILITIES AND SUPPORT THEIR INDEPENDENCE. TO MAXIMIZE OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR CLIENTS and BUILD RELATIONSHIPS WITH POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS, ARE PROVIDED TO NON-PROFIT ORGS and FOR PROFIT BUSINESSES, and MAY INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO INDUSTRIAL SUB-CONTRACTS, JOB PLACEMENT, VOCATIONAL ASSESSMENT, TRAINING and REHABILITATION PROGRAMS and RESOURCE RELATED TO VOCATIONAL and EMPLOYMENT ISSUES and OPPORTUNITIES.

TO CONDUCT CONCERNING THE PROBLEMS FACING WORKING PEOPLE BOTH AS UNION MEMBERS AS CITIZENS.

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