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151		GOREVILLE, IL
152		CHAMPAIGN, IL
153		MARSHALL, IL
154		PEORIA, IL
155		Geneva, IL
156		Du Quoin, IL
157		Columbia, KY
158		Milan, MI
159		DETROIT, MI
160		CASEVILLE, MI
161		Hillman, MI
162		BATTLE CREEK, MI
163		Ypsilanti, MI
164		MIDLAND, MI
165		BENZONIA, MI
166		ANN ARBOR, MI
167		BERKLEY, MI
168		BATH, MI
169		NEGAUNEE, MI
170		ANN ARBOR, MI
171		REMUS, MI
172		PLAINWELL, MI
173		FLINT, MI
174		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
175		Westland, MI
176		Mooresville, NC
177		Rockford, MI
178		Ann Arbor, MI
179		FORT ATKINSON, WI
180		MERRILL, WI
181		Allenton, WI
182		WATERTOWN, WI
183		MILWAUKEE, WI
184		MENOMONIE, WI
185		Edgerton, WI
186		WAUSAU, WI
187		BIRCHWOOD, WI
188		PLYMOUTH, WI
189		MADISON, WI
190		ELLSWORTH, WI
191		Beloit, WI
192		GRANTSBURG, WI
193		White Bear Lake, MN
194		ROGERS, MN
195		ROCHESTER, MN
196		IVANHOE, MN
197		CROOKSTON, MN
198		Moorhead, MN
199		Minneapolis, MN
200		Granite Falls, MN

TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE, FOOD PANTRY, and THRIFT STORE

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.

FEEDING THE HUNGRY OF , ILLINOIS FOR THOSE WHO MEET THE ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC AID GUIDELINES

MIDWEST FOOD BANK 9005 INDUSTRIAL RD PEORIA, IL 61615

To educate the public about the role of food banks in addressing hunger.

Provide to needy people

works in seven countries. The countries are Haiti, Philippines, Thailand, Pakistan, Liberia, Cameroon and Ghana. supports native pastors and missionaries in these countries. supports education through providing funds for tuition, funds to pay teachers and funds to feed children a meal at school. supports at-risk children and adults by providing food, medical care and basic living needs. supports community improvement by building and repairing homes, supporting agricultural projects, and supporting a full time nurse at a medical clinic.

Our AIM is to improve the quality of life the greater area through volunteerism and community action that promotes a stable food supply and healthy living.

EXISTS TO PROVIDE HOUSEHOLDS WITH ACCESS TO SUFFICIENT, NUTRITIOUS , AND RELATED RESOURCES. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS THROUGH COLLABORATION, EFFICIENT OPERATIONS, EDUCATION, AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO ACHIEVE A HUNGER-FREE IN SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN. HEADQUARTERED IN DETROIT, SERVES FIVE SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN COUNTIES: WAYNE, OAKLAND, MACOMB, LIVINGSTON, AND MONROE. PROVIDES TO MORE THAN 660 PARTNER SOUP KITCHENS, PANTRIES, SHELTERS, AND OTHER AGENCIES ACROSS THE REGION, AND SUPPLEMENTS EFFORTS OF THOSE PARTNERS BY OFFERING DIRECT SERVICE DRIVE-UP GROCERY AND BOX DISTRIBUTIONS. IN ITS FISCAL YEAR 2020, DISTRIBUTED NEARLY 64 MILLION POUNDS OF TO NEIGHBORS IN NEED.

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

Providing for the payment life, sick, accident, or other benefits to the members and their dependents. Provide charitable service and funds to area church and to others in need, like food pantries and Special Olympics.

FEED HUNGRY PEOPLE BY COLLECTING AND DISTRIBUTING AND GROCERY PRODUCTS, ADVOCATING FOR HUNGER RELIEF PROGRAMS, AND COLLABORATING WITH OTHERS WHO ADDRESS BASIC HUMAN NEEDS.

OPERATES A FREE AND DENTAL FOR THE UNINSURED, A FOOD PANTRY. AND OTHER SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS AIMED AT HELPING THOSE IN NEED.

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

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 PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL KOSHER FOOD PRODUCTS AND OTHER NECESSITIES TO NEEDY JEWISH FAMILIES IN THE COMMUNITY.

TO AWARD EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS USED BY COLLEGE STUDENTS IN COURSES LEADING TO CAREERS IN THE FOOD SERVICE INDUSTRY.

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.

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

THE PURPOSE THE CORPORATION IS TO FORM A COALITION BETWEEN THE AREA CHURCHES IN COUNTY FOR THE PURPOSE PROVIDING A FAMILY EMERGENCY FOOD CENTER THAT WILL ALSO ASSIST WITH CLOTHING, HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

THE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE LOCAL FAMILIES IN NEED WITH FOOD, EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SKILL BUILDING EDUCATION TO CREATE SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

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.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE THE ACFGGR IS TO PROMOTE EDUCATION GENERALLY AND SPECIFICALLY IN THE ARTS THROUGH DONATIONS MONEY AND OTHER ASSETS TO SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS; AND ALSO, THE DONATION MONEY TO, AND FOOD FOR, THE PURPOSE FEEDING THE NEEDY.

Our primary purpose is food distribution to needy Detroit metro area.

Providing meals children

To serve others where there are needs in our community, by following the pillars service: Environment, Pediatric Cancer, hunger, diabetes, and vision.

To provide resources to cover the emergency housing, utility, health-related and food insecurity needs area residents

TO UNITE, ORGANIZE, ASSIST MEMBERS SO THAT THEY MAY BETTER THEIR ECONOMIC SOCIAL CONDITION

LOCAL SEE SCH 0

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.

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.

IT IS THE MISSION "TO END HOMELESSNESS and CREATE HEALTHY COMMUNITIES," TO THIS END PROVIDES: TEMPORARY HOUSING FOR FAMILIES, RAPID RE-HOUSING FOR FAMILIES, PERMANENT HOUSING FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES, A LOW-COST MEDICAL CLINIC, EMERGENCY FOOD PANTRY, AND YOUTH AND ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS.

TO PROVIDE FOOD, EMERGENCY SHELTER AND OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS IN , WISCONSIN.

provides emergency services for people in need, including food, clothing, shelter, essential services, crisis intervention, referral services to other agencies, advocacy services and other social services.

TO HELP INDIVIDUALS IN NEED THROUGH OUR FOOD BANK, BASIC NEEDS BANK, DIAPER BANK, WHEELS AGAIN PROGRAM AND OUR COMMUNITY GARDEN.

THE MISSION OF THE INC. IS TO PROVIDE FOR THOSE WHO NEED IT WHO LIVE WITHIN APPROXIMATELY A 20-MILE RADIUS OF WI AND TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR CHARITABLE GIVING WITHIN THE COMMUNITY WHETHER IT INVOLVES GIFTS OF TIME MONEY THINGS IDEAS OR SKILLS.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE TO NEEDY FAMILIES IN THE WESTERN PORTION OF SHEBOYGAN COUNTY, WI.

COLLABORATIONS IN FOOD, LAND, AND LEARNING.

FOOD SHELF AND FOOD DISTRIBUTION TO POOR AND NEEDY IN WISCONSIN

Provide shelter, food, clothing and life skills to families facing homelessness, helping them become self sufficient members the community.

FOOD SHELFS - 1500

Serve the local communities by conducting fundraising events to provide funds for the support of food shelves, senior citizen programs, school districts, hearing and sight progams, youth activities, and other

PROVIDING FOOD, HOUSING, CLOTHING AND OUTREACH SERVICES TO THE POOR.

TO HELP OLDER ADULTS AGE SUCCESSFULLY WHILE MAINTAINING THEIR DIGNITY AND INDEPENDENCE IN THE COMMUNITY THROUGH INFORMED CHOICES. THIS MISSION IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH FEDERAL AND STATE GRANTS AWARDED TO CONTRACTORS WHO PROVIDE SOCIAL SERVICES, CAREGIVER SUPPORT SERVICES, NUTRITION PROGRAMS AND CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES.

REIMBURSEMENTS TO 650(EST) DAY PROVIDERS FOR MEALS SERVED TO CHILDREN IN THEIR .

TO PROVIDE THOSE HOMELESS, HELPLESS THOSE IN NEED ASSISTANCE WITH FOOD, SHELTER SOCIAL SERVICES

Food and shelter

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.

assisting low income families with food and education

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