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1		WHITE PLAINS, NY
2		New York, NY
3		BROOKLYN, NY
4		BRONX, NY
5		Poughkeepsie, NY
6		Ballston Lake, NY
7		Cheshire, CT
8		ROSLYN, NY
9		BOUND BROOK, NJ
10		SUMMIT, NJ
11		JERSEY CITY, NJ
12		PRINCETON, NJ
13		Freehold, NJ
14		New Bedford, MA
15		BUFFALO, NY
16		WALTHAM, MA
17		GENEVA, NY
18		Portsmouth, RI
19		Simsbury, CT
20		BOSTON, MA
21		RED HOOK, NY
22		WHIPPANY, NJ
23		New York, NY
24		Brooklyn, NY
25		WAYNE, NJ
26		NEW YORK, NY
27		LITTLE SILVER, NJ
28		Jersey City, NJ
29		BAYSIDE, NY
30		WARREN, NJ
31		BROOKLYN, NY
32		SCOTCH PLAINS, NJ
33		MASSAPEQUA, NY
34		SPRING VALLEY, NY
35		WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY
36		CONSHOHOCKEN, PA
37		Orange, VA
38		WYOMISSING, PA
39		ARLINGTON, VA
40		CHICAGO, IL
41		Newtown, PA
42		SIOUX CITY, IA
43		TOLEDO, OH
44		PITTSBURGH, PA
45		NEWARK, DE
46		VIRGINIA BCH, VA
47		CHARLESTON, SC
48		JOHNSTOWN, PA
49		DETROIT, MI
50		DAYTON, OH

WJCS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST NOT FOR PROFIT HUMAN SERVICE AGENCIES IN , PROVIDING CARE TO PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AND DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS WHO ARE CONFRONTING SIGNIFICANT CHALLENGES. AGENCY EXPERTS PROVIDE MENTAL HEALTH, TRAUMA, DISABILITIES AND YOUTH SERVICES.

Rescue, rehabilitate rehome stray abandoned cats kittens 66038

IS COMMITTED TO SAVING LIVES WORLDWIDE BY FACILITATING STEM CELL TRANSPLANTS TO PATIENTS WHOSE SOLE CHANCE OF SURVIVAL IS A TRANSPLANT. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS THAT ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THOSE FACING MEDICAL OR MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES SUCH AS CANCER AND TO THE ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED AND CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS SO AS TO EMPOWER AND ASSIST SUCH INDIVIDUALS IN MAINTAINING INDEPENDENCE, RESTORING FUNCTION, PRESERVING DIGNITY AND IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE. SAID SERVICES, PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES INCLUDE, MEDICAL REFERRALS; SUPPORT AND REHABILITATION SERVICES; FOOD DISTRIBUTION; AMBULANCE AND VOLUNTEER CAR TRANSPORT; AND THE FREE LOAN OF MEDICAL, PEDIATRIC DEVELOPMENT, AUGMENTATIVE COMMUNICATION AND REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT. SERVICES AND GRANTS INCLUDE PROMOTING ACCESS TO AND FACILITATING STEM CELL TESTING OF INDIVIDUALS FOR INCLUSION ON THE INTERNATIONAL WMDA REGISTRY.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFFORDABLE THROUGH CONSTRUCTION, INVESTMENT AND REHABILITATION.

The mission of is to make accessible "the means of a thorough, well-proportioned and liberal education" that inspires each individual to lead a purposeful life. The makes possible an education that promotes analytical, informed, and independent thinking and sound judgment; encourages articulate expression; and nurtures intellectual curiosity, creativity, respectful debate and engaged citizenship. supports a high standard of engagement in teaching and learning, scholarship and artistic endeavor; a broad and deep curriculum; and a residential campus that fosters a learning community. Founded in 1861 to provide women an education equal to that once available only to men, is now open to all and strives to pursue diversity, inclusion, and equity as essential components of a rich intellectual and cultural environment in which all members, including those from underrepresented and marginalized groups, are valued and empowered to thrive.

Arts in Education-brings outside educational enrichment programs to students of Charlton Heights Anti-bullyinginclusion assemblies classes from Scotia Glenville traveling museum residencies including Cirkus Smirkus Motoko Japanese Storytelling SPAC

Charitable dedicated to our five pillars of charitable focus centered around Animal Welfare, Emergency Response Personnel, Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities or In Need, Major Illness and Military.

to provide stimulating social and recreational activities for autistic children on their time off from regular school sessions

CULTIVATE FELLOWSHIP AND PROMOTE WELFARE AND ENHANCE THE HAPPINESS OF ITS MEMBERS. PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR CHARITABLE PROJECTS THAT BENEFIT CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, VETERANS, DRUG USE PREVENTION, AND YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS.

TO PROVIDE AID TO CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES VETERANS IN NEED.

UWOFHC MOBILIZES RESOURCES IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT and THE CORPORATE SECTOR TO AFFECT CHANGE IN THE LIVES THE HOMELESS and IMPOVERISHED MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN IN OUR COMMUNITY. WE PROVIDE FUNDING, SUPPORT and ADVOCACY FOR THE WELLNESS and PROTECTION PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN WHO HAVE BEEN ABUSED AND NEGLECTED. WE HAVE FOCUSED OUR EFFORTS ON THE HOMELESSNESS CRISIS, CHILD WELLNESS and PROTECTION, THE SPECIAL NEEDS COMMUNITY and THE CREATION A NON-PROFIT RESOURCE.

THE MISSION OF IS TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF PEOPLE WITH : ONE INDIVIDUAL AT A TIME;ONE FAMILY AT A TIME; ONE COMMUNITY AT A TIME.

is to provide psychological evaluation and respite care for children in family crisis situations.

To provide resources to design, build, and supply communication prostheses to the disabled. the mission is to empower physically challenged non-speaking individuals to achieve the greatest level of independence.

WHILE 2020 WAS A YEAR THAT SAW THE HEALTHCARE LANDSCAPE ALTERED IN A WAY THAT NONE OF US COULD HAVE EVER PREDICTED, 2021 SAW INSTITUTIONS LIKE ACROSS OUR STATE AND NATION ADAPT TO THE ONGOING CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, MAKE ADJUSTMENTS TO OPERATIONS AND, MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE, ENSURE THAT OUR FRONTLINE CAREGIVERS WERE SUPPORTED IN THEIR CONTINUING COMMITMENT TO PROVIDE HOPE AND HEALING TO THEIR PATIENTS. LAST YEAR, AS THE PHASES OF THE PANDEMIC EBBED AND FLOWED, , LIKE EVERY OTHER HEALTHCAREVINSTITUTION, PROVIDED THE NECESSARY CARE FOR THE PATIENTS WHO FELL ILL FROM THE VIRUS, BUT SIMULTANEOUSLY MAINTAINED CORE HEALTHCARE SERVICES TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE RESIDENTS OF OUR REGION. IN FACT, IN 2021 OUR REGIONAL CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR TRANSPLANTATION AND KIDNEY CARE, LED BY DR. LIISE KAYLER, SET AN ANNUAL RECORD FOR OUR INSTITUTION, PERFORMING 147 KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS DURING THE YEAR. AND DESPITE HAVING SURGERIES INTERRUPTED BY THE IMPACT OF THE PANDEMIC, TOTAL SUR

TO MAKE GRANTS FOR HARDSHIP RELIEF TO ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES OF ASSISTED LIVING, LLC WHO MEET SPECIFIC: EMPLOYEE REQUIREMENTS AND LOW INCOME REQUIREMENTS.

THE IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION ESTABLISHED TO RAISE AND GENERATE FUNDS THAT WILL PROMOTE, SUPPORT, AND AUGMENT THE CONTINUATION OF LONG-TERM SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES OFFERED THROUGH CP ROCHESTER, HAPPINESS HOUSE, AND ROCHESTER REHABILITATION IN THE FINGER LAKES AND GREATER ROCHESTER AREAS INCLUDING ONTARIO, SENECA, YATES, WAYNE, LIVINGSTON, MONROE, AND ORLEANS COUNTIES.

To foster national and international amateur competitive opportunities for sailors with physical disabilities and help them achieve their individual goals in through world-class coaching and competition.

To support and provide charitable assistance to all types of music industry professionals located in the greater New England region who are struggling to maintain their livelihood, due to illness, disability, age or unemployment.

TO SUPPORT PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD TO ADVANCE LEGAL FRAMEWORKS TO REALIZE THEIR .

CO. IS AN ANIMAL WELFARE NON-PROFIT SUPPORTING ANIMAL RESCUE ADVOCACY IN OUR OWN BACKYARD OF NEW YORK CITY, AS WELL AS ON A NATIONAL GLOBAL LEVEL. OUR ANIMAL WELFARE INCLUDING SHELTER RESCUE OUTREACH GRANTS AS WELL AS OUR OWN DOG RESCUE, SPECIAL NEEDS URGENT CARE INTERVENTION GRANTS DOG ADOPTION.

THE EMPOWERS AND ENCOURAGES CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS HAVING DIVERSE LEARNING DISABILITIES TO ACHIEVE THEIR FULLEST POTENTIAL AND BECOME RESPONSIBLE, CARING INDIVIDUALS FOR THEIR FAMILIES, EMPLOYERS, AND COMMUNITIES. THIS IS ACHIEVED BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL AND VOLUNTEER SUPPORT FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE SPECIALIZED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED AT THE SCHOOL AND OTHERS SERVING THE LEARNING DISABLED COMMUNITY THROUGHOUT NORTHERN NEW JERSEY.

To provide exceptional services that inspire people who are visually impaired to attain their goals.

is a nonprofit charitable organization comprised of individuals who live with disabilities as a result of gun violence. Our mission is to protect at-risk youth from the dangers of bullying, gangs, and gun violence. Because of their first-hand experiences in urban environments, members of WAG are able to provide real-world solutions to potentially toxic situations in a way inner-city students can relate to and understand. Each week members of our organization visit schools, churches, and community centers in low-income neighborhoods to conduct gun and gang violence prevention workshops. Our workshops teach students how to avoid potentially dangerous situations by learning critical thinking skills, conflict resolution strategies, and how to build and maintain positive self-esteem.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO PLAN, COORDINATE, AND ADMINISTER THE SYSTEM OF SERVICES AVAILABLE FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS FROM BIRTH TO AGE THREE.

CONNECTING INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES FOR EMPLOYMENT.

To provide grants to organizations that support children with special needs.

The purpose of Adolescent Center is to support adolescents and their families during times of domestic conflict. Services are provided for adolescents and their families without stigma and without assigning blame.

PROVIDE INCLUSIVE, PROGRAMS FAMILY SUPPORT TO FACILITATE INCREASING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISBILITIES THEIR FAMILIES.

The organization is dedicated to improving the lives of children with special needs and their families by building networks of support and inclusion with collaborative partners, sponsors and community organizations.

THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO RUN PROGRAMS AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR ORGANIZATIONS WORLDWIDE THAT ASSIST FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS WITH SERVICES SUCH AS SERVING AS EXTENDED FAMILY TO CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, WORKING TO RETURN A SENSE OF NORMALCY TO THE HOUSEHOLD, EVALUATING QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY UNIT, AND ENGAGING CHILDREN YEAR-ROUND IN A SAFE, PROFESSIONALLY MONITORED ENVIRONMENTS WITH EXCITING OUT-OF-HOUSE ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS.

provides fundraising for Newmark School and Newmark High School, and provides educational services, namely, classes, seminars and workshops for educators and parents with children with developmental disabilities.

TO RAISE FUNDS AND DONATE FUNDS TO CHARITIES

The mission is to help and support patients lying in hospitals or similiar institutions .Volunteers spread out to various hospital wards , old age homes and institutions for children with special needs with musical instruments ,gifts for children and most all with lot energy that instantaneously improves the health and mood all around them

The mission of , ., is to support the invisibly broken and/or the vulnerable poor across borders and races. This includes providing direct relief, legal assistance, physical and/or moral support to those battling mental and/or physical disabilities, extreme hardship or neglect, as well as systemic discrimination or prejudice.

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION FOR CHILDREN GRADES 1-12 WITH LANGUAGE BASED LEARNING DISABILITIES.

To raise, receive, invest, manage and disburse funds to constantly improve the state of excellence of health care facilities operated by the Health Center Commission of Orange County and assisted living facilities operated by of Orange County Senior Living, Inc.

TO REMOVE OBSTACLES THAT PREVENT PEOPLE AFFECTED BY DISABILITIES FROM BEING PHYSICALLY ACTIVE

MISSION OF IS TO CREATE A WORLD OF NO LIMITS PEOPLE WHO ARE OR VISUALLY IMPAIRED.

DISBURSEMENTS TO . PETER , BICESTER OXFORDSHIRE, UK (ENGLAND) FOR REHABILITATION, INSURANCE AND MAINTENANCE BUILDING, SYSTEMS, GROUNDS, ETC.

The provides assistance and support to the families of children with special needs as well as to individuals and families struggling with addiction, isolation, and other crises.

THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE FUN, SAFE, AND ADAPTIVE RECREATIONAL EXPERIENCES FOR CHILDREN, TEENS, AND ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES, SPECIAL NEEDS, AND CHRONIC ILLNESSES.

INSPIRE THE GROWTH OF OPPORTUNITIES THAT WILL CREATE A LIMITLESS FUTURE ALL TOUCHED BY BY SUPPORTING AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO SERVE INDIVIDUALS WITH AND TO PROMOTE COLLABORATION AND COORDINATION OF SERVICES IN NORTHWEST OHIO.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL TO WORTHY NONPOLITICAL CHARITIES AROUND THE WORLD INCLUDING: NORWOOD, A UK BASED FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND FAMILIES IN NEED; WORLD JEWISH RELIEF, A UK BASED HUMANITARIAN AND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY; AND THE FEUERSTEIN INSTITUTE, AN EDUCATIONAL, TREATMENT AND RESEARCH BASED IN ISRAEL.

HELP PEOPLE AND FAMILIES IMPACTED BY WITHIN THE STATE OF

CONTINUED ITS MISSION TO PROVIDE PROGRAMMING OPPORTUNITIES THAT EDUCATE, INSPIRE AND ENRICH COMMUNITY. 2018-2019 PROGRAM YEAR, EXPANDED ITS EDUCATION PROGRAM TO INCLUDE A THEATRICAL LIGHTEING STEAM EXHIBIT. THIS EXHIBIT WAS PREMIERED AT STEM LEARNING DAY HOSTED BY NAVY AT NAS OCEANA AIR SHOW. A PARTNERSHIP WITH NAVY WAS ESTABLISHED AND INCLUDED SERVING GOLD STAR FAMILIES AND EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM. HOSTED ITS FIRST SENSORY-FRIENDLY PRODUCTION INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND/OR CARETAKERS. IT WAS WELL-RECEIVED AND A PROGRAM THAT IS NEEDED IN COMMUNITY. INAUGURAL GIVING CIRCLE, COMPRISED OF MEMBERS WHO POOL POOL THEIR MONEY TOGETHER, AWARD GRANTS TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS/PROJECTS OF RESIDENT COMPANIES AND TO UNDERWRITE A WORLD-CLASS PERFORMANCE THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP WITH VIRGINIA FESTIVAL.

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR CHILDREN WITH MULTIPLE DISABILITIES BY PROVIDING COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION AND REHABILITATION PROGRAMS.

TO PROVIDE MEDICAL, THERAPEUTIC, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND OTHER ASSISTANCE TO THOSE INDIVIDUALS WITH AND OTHER DISABILITIES.

THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS ITS MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS IN BUILDING COMMUNITY BY ADVANCING INCLUSION AND JUSTICE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. THIS PURPOSE IS ACCOMPLISHED BY SHARING EDUCATIONAL AND BEST PRACTICES PROGRAMMING, BY PROVIDING A NETWORK OF COLLEAGUES THAT PROVIDE SUPPORT POLICIES AND OPERATIONS, BY CONSIDERING CROSS-REGIONAL FUNDRAISING AS OPPORTUNITIES DEVELOP, AND BY PLANNING AND HOLDING AN ANNUAL EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE.

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