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151		LAKE ZURICH, IL
152		McFarland, WI
153		DES MOINES, IA
154		JOLIET, IL
155		COLLINSVILLE, IL
156		GRANITE CITY, IL
157		Carbondale, IL
158		Chillicothe, IL
159		CARBONDALE, IL
160		CHAMPAIGN, IL
161		JACKSONVILLE, IL
162		Beulah, MI
163		STEUBENVILLE, OH
164		CASEVILLE, MI
165		FLINT, MI
166		MIDLAND, MI
167		THREE RIVERS, MI
168		BENZONIA, MI
169		ANN ARBOR, MI
170		NEGAUNEE, MI
171		MAYVILLE, MI
172		ANN ARBOR, MI
173		DORR, MI
174		Midland, MI
175		Detroit, MI
176		Ypsilanti, MI
177		FLINT, MI
178		WASHBURN, WI
179		SKOKIE, IL
180		West Terre Haute, IN
181		Allenton, WI
182		PEWAUKEE, WI
183		EAST TROY, WI
184		WATERTOWN, WI
185		MADISON, WI
186		MADISON, WI
187		MEDFORD, WI
188		WEST BEND, WI
189		RICHLAND CENTER, WI
190		GLENDALE, WI
191		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
192		NEW PRAGUE, MN
193		WHITE BEAR LAKE, MN
194		Minneapolis, MN
195		GRAND MARAIS, MN
196		GRAND RAPIDS, MN
197		BUFFALO, MN
198		TOWER, MN
199		DAVENPORT, IA
200		CHARLES CITY, IA

The provides food and housing assistance to families in need.

Purchase nutritionally sound and resources for the .

FOOD and OTHER EXPENSES FOR A COLLGE RECRUITING TRIPS FOR CLIENTS

TO PROVIDE SOCIAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDING FOOD AND BEVERAGE FOR WAR VETERANS

Labor Collective bargaining for Local members

THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE AT LITTLE OR NO COST, TO FAMILIES, INDIVIDUALS AND CHILDREN WHO ARE IN NEED OF FOOD, CLOTHING OR SPECIAL ASSISTANCE.

Provide educational, recreational activities designed to address the social determinants of health that place youth and families at risk of violence, gaps in educational achievement and delinquency. Organize communities to become empowered to become more accountable for developing direct services and advocacy to their neighborhoods. Provide health, wellness and nutritional to families and especially children through the USDA Summer Food Program and CACFP at risk after school programs. Through the use of resource centers increase the use of agencies and their resources by providing neighborhood access to those services. delivered food supplies during Covid

Provide temporary assistance to needy individuals. Primary assistance with rent, utilities and food.

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

THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO ALLOCATE GOVERNMENT GRANTS TO QUALIFIED CHILD CARE PROVIDERS THE CHILD and ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM. INSTRUCT PROVIDERS ON HOW TO MEET THE USDA STANDARDS FEEDING IN THEIR CARE, REVIEWING THEIR COMPLIANCE WITH THE STANDARDS, KEEPING UP TO DATE WITH THE USDA CACFP REGULATIONS. CHECKING THEIR CLAIMS COMPLIANCE AND ENSURING THEY ARE REIMBURSED CORRECTLY AND TIMELY.

THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO ALLOCATE GOVERNMENT GRANTS TO QUALIFIED CHILD PROVIDERS FOR THE USDA CHILD AND ADULT FOOD PROGRAM

To provide funds to 501(c)(3) organizations that service residents with food, shelter, utilities, and various human services.

IS A FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES FOOD, SHELTER, AND OTHER ESSENTIAL SERVICES TO THE LOW-INCOME POPULATION OF THE OHIO VALLEY.

THE ORGANIZATIONS MISSION IS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY CHARITABLECAUSES INCLUDING THE LOCAL FOOD PANTRY, LOCAL STUDENTSCHOLARSHIPS, MEMORIALS FOR DECEASED COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND OTHER COMMUNITY NEEDS

THE IS A NONPROFIT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER AND OTHER NEEDS BY SOLICITING, STORING, AND DISTRIBUTING GOODS TO MEMBER CHARITABLE SERVICE AGENCIES SERVING THE NEEDY, ILL, AND INFANTS. THE SERVICES THE HALF THE STATE NORTH LIVINGSTON COUNTY.

TO OPERATE A NETWORK OF PANTRIES TO PROVIDE TO THOSE IN NEED.

SUPPORT ST JOSEPH CNTY MI FOOD PANTRIES

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE PEOPLE IN NEED IN OUR COMMUNITIES (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) BY PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, EDUCATION, AND SOCIAL SUPPORT IN COLLABORATION WITH OTHER RESOURCES.

THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS LOCAL FEEDING PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT WASHTENAW COUNTY THROUGH THE COLLECTION AND DELIVERY OF SURPLUS PERISHABLE FROM LOCAL SOURCES AND FROM THE ACQUISITION AND DISTRIBUTION OF THROUGH A NATIONAL BANK PROGRAM.

TO COLLECT DONATIONS, CONTRIBUTIONS, FOOD, AND OTHER BASIC ITEMS AND DEVELOP A MEANS OF DISTRIBUTION TO THE HUNGRY, THE POOR, THE INFIRM, AND THE UNEMPLOYED AND THEIR FAMILIES, REGARDLESS OF RACE, SEX, AGE, CREED, OR HANDICAP.

PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING AND MONEY TO BENEFIT THOSE IN NEED.

TO PROVIDE TEMPORARY SHELTER, FOOD, AND SUPPORT SERVICES IN A CARING ATMOSPHERE DIGNITY AND SAFETY.

OUR PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO SHOW THE LOVE CHRIST TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED BY PROVIDING FREE FOOD, LOW COST CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS, COUNSELING AND PRAYER. WE PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SELF HELP AND CONNECTION TO CHRISTIAN MENTORS. THE MINISTRY ALSO PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR VOLUNTEERS TO EXPRESS THEIR LOVE AND SERVICE TO CHRIST BY ACTS KINDNESS TO THOSE IN NEED.

Assist local disadvantaged persons Provide emergency financial transport and pantry food clothing diaper home goods assistance

Shri Ram Roti Aashram - Providing Food Shelter Clothing and Education in rural parts of India

Provide holiday assistance to needy families in Southeastern Michigan. We supply gift certificates for food and clothing to families and their children and various senior citizens as well.

IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATES FOR THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF PROVIDING OUTPATIENT ONCOLOGY SERVICES, INCLUDING ALL TYPES OF DIAGNOSIS AND COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT MODALITIES. SERVICES TO THE BENEFIT OF RESIDENTS OF GENESEE COUNTY, INCLUDING MEDICAL ONCOLOGY AND RADIATION ONCOLOGY. ANCILLARY SERVICES FOR PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES INCLUDE SOCIAL WORK, NUTRITIONAL, AND FINANCIAL COUNSELING AS WELL AS QUALITY OF LIFE PROGRAMS.

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TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR THE POOR; ASSISTING LOCAL RESIDENTS WITH AND OTHER ESSENTIAL ITEMS, INCLUDING TOYS AROUND THE HOLIDAYS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL YEAR.

To provide to those in need in Haute, Indiana

The Allenton provide funding for blindness prevention, abatement and treatment. We also provide funding for , state and local programs. We also provide financial support to local fire departments. We fund programs for the local schools, local food pantries and local medical needs.

TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY HOUSING AND RELATED SERVICES TO PEOPLE IN TRANSITION WITH THE BASIC NEEDS SHELTER, FOOD AND PERSONAL SUPPORT.

PROVIDES A FRAMEWORK FOR POSITIVE CHANGE IN FOOD AND FARMING SYSTEMS, FOOD POLICY, AND FOOD PRODUCTION.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE THIS GROUP IS TO HELP LESS FORTUNATE PEOPLE WHO ARE IN NEED FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER, AND MEDICAL COST. THIS IS DONE BY GRANTING APPLICANTS A SUM MONEY SO THEY ARE ABLE TRY AND MAINTAIN A MINIMUM STANDARD LIVING. ADDITIONALLY, THEY HELP VARIOUS NONPROFIT GROUPS BY MAKING CASH DONATIONS.

FOOD PROCUREMENT AND DISTRIBUTION TO THOSE IN NEED. FOOD ASSISTANCE OUTREACH.

TO ADVANCE PROFESSIONALISM THROUGH EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIPS AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT TO ENSURE THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF THE FOODSERVICE INDUSTRY.

WE SEEK DONATIONS CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS THROUGH CHURCHES, MEDIA, AND WORD MOUTH. THESE ITEMS ARE SORTED AND DISPLAYED IN OUR THRIFT STORE AND OFFERED FOR SALE AT THRIFT PRICES. IN RESPONSE TO REQUESTS FROM THE NEEDY FOR CLOTHING, FOOD, AND LODGING; WE EVALUATE ABILITY TO PAY and PROVIDE FREE MERCHANDISE, REDUCED PRICES, AND/OR SOMETIMES DIRECT CASH PAYMENT FOR FOOD/LODGING. WE ALSO MAKE REFERRALS TO LOCAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS OR THE LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICE OFFICE.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPLEMENT THE BASIC REQUIREMENTS OF THOSE IN NEED THROUGHOUT WASHINGTON COUNTY ON A REGULAR OR EMERGENCY BASIS WITH ITEMS OF THE HIGHEST AVAILABLE QUALITY.

PROVIDE FOR THOSE IN NEED

TO DISTRIBUTE FOOD, BOOKS, TOYS, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND CLOTHES TO NEEDY PEOPLE IN DECEMBER OF EACH YEAR.

WE ARE PASSIONATELY COMMITTED TO IMPROVING LIVES BY ACQUIRING NECESSITIES OF LIFE DISTRIBUTING IT TO PEOPLE UNABLE TO PROVIDE ADEQUATELY FOR THEMSELVES.

PROVIDING AND SUPPORT TO THOSE IN NEED SINCE 1977, THE WORKS TOWARD INCREASING ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOR ALL OUR NEIGHBORS IN THE . PROGRAMS INCLUDE: ONSITE MARKET, MOBILE MARKET, SCHOOL KIDPACKS, FREE FARMERS MARKET, and COMMUNITY RESOURCES.

The mission is to restore and well-being in the Native community by recovering knowledge and access to healthy indigenous foods, medicines, and lifeways. We do this by: creating culturally-based opportunities for youth employment, entrepreneurship and leadership; Increasing access to Indigenous foods through farm production, sales and distribution; and community organizing and outreach around reclaiming cultural traditions, healthy Indigenous food, cooking skills, and policy and systems change. is also one the leaders a groundswell movement to reclaim Indigenous sovereignty through food. Our programs impact over 12,000 people each year from our youngest community members to our oldest.

PROACTIVELY IDENTIFIES OPPORTUNITES TO EXPAND EQUITABLE AND HEALTHY LIVING IN COOK COUNTY AND CHAMPIONS SOLUTIONS THROUGH FUNDING, EDUCATION, AND ADVOCACY. FROM 1995- 2021, THE ORGANIZATION HAS AWARDED OVER 1,100,000 THROUGH GRANTS AND OTHER RELATED PROGRAM ACTIVITIES. WE BELIEVE IN THE POSSIBILITIES OF PEOPLE, ORGANIZATIONS, BUSINESSES AND GOVERNMENTS WORKING TOGETHER TO CREATE A COMMUNITY FOR ALL IN COOK COUNTY.

ENGAGING THE COMMUNITY TO END HUNGER

PROVIDE FREE TO PEOPLE IN CRISIS.

TOWER FOOD SHELF

LABOR UNION

The mission the is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. We accomplish our mission through programs that develop character. We develop character by teaching and demonstrating positive values such as caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. programs build strong kids, strong families, and strong communities. All programs fall under one these three focus areas: 1) Youth Development; 2) Healthy Living; or 3) Social Responsibility.

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