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151		DUPONT, WA
152		THE DALLES, OR
153		HOBART, WA
154		SAN MATEO, CA
155		Oakland, CA
156		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
157		COOS BAY, OR
158		SEATTLE, WA
159		Berkeley, CA
160		GARDEN GROVE, CA
161		IRVINE, CA
162		CLAREMONT, CA
163		LAWRENCE, KS
164		MONTEREY PARK, CA
165		KAPOLEI, HI
166		BAYAMON, PR
167		SHELBYVILLE, IL
168		HILLSIDE, NJ
169		PERRYVILLE, MO
170		Las Vegas, NV
171		Oakland, CA
172		BROOKLYN, NY
173		ALEXANDRIA, VA
174		CHICAGO, IL
175		MUSKEGON, MI
176		TIPP CITY, OH
177		SAN DIEGO, CA
178		COLUMBUS, OH
179		CHICAGO, IL
180		SEATTLE, WA
181		ST LOUIS, MO
182		WASHINGTON, IL
183		LARGO, FL
184		MEMPHIS, TN
185		SWARTHMORE, PA
186		MONTROSE, CO
187		OAKLEY, KS
188		HONESDALE, PA
189		HOMER GLEN, IL
190		Soddy Daisy, TN
191		HONESDALE, PA
192		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
193		ENCINITAS, CA
194		EDINBURG, TX
195		CAMBRIDGE, MA
196		PASADENA, CA
197		ROSWELL, GA
198		LEAVENWORTH, KS
199		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
200		Augusta, ME

NWCMA) IS THE DEFINITIVE PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION SUPPORTING THE INDUSTRY AND BUILDING DESIGNERS IN THE PACIFIC . ESTABLISHED IN THE 1950S, THE CONTINUES TO SUPPORT ITS ORIGINAL GOAL OF INDUSTRY ADVANCEMENT BY CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT OF THE MANUFACTURE, DESIGN, AND CONSTRUCTION OF PRODUCTS AND WALL SYSTEMS.AFFILIATION WITH NWCMA OFFERS BOTH PROFESSIONAL GROWTH AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. IT PROVIDES ITS MEMBERS AND AFFILIATES WITH COMPREHENSIVE, DYNAMIC SERVICES, WHICH INCLUDE EXPERT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, EDUCATION, MARKETING, AND RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT.NWCMA PROVIDES FREE PROJECT DESIGN ASSISTANCE FOR STRUCTURES. TECHNICAL SUPPORT IS OFFERED ON ISSUES RANGING FROM DESIGN TO CONSTRUCTION.

TO COLLECT AND MANAGE CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED FOR COUNTY TO BE USED FOR OPERATING EXPENSES.

ECONOMIC, BUSINESS, EDUCATIONAL AND HEALTH CARE DEVELOPMENT IN OAXACA, MEXICO, BENEFITING APPROX. 200 FAMILIES WITHIN 20 RURAL COMMUNITIES. PROGRAMS INCLUDE AGRICULTURAL AND FARMING TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND COMMERCIALIZATION, AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS ENTITY FORMATION AND ORGANIZATION, AND H2A WORK EXCHANGE, FINANCIAL ED AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS.

CHARITY IN COMMUNITY. TO THOSE IN NEED. SERVICE SUPPORT TO CHILDREN AND ADULTS.

To promote safety and health through technical support, advocacy support, education, and training. We focus on eliminating all types of workplace hazards and also on workplace-created toxic hazards that impact at-risk communities in California.

COMMUNITY ROOM DESCRIPTION: RECOGNIZES THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ACTIVE AND SUPPORTIVE IN THE SAN FRANCISCO NON-PROFIT COMMUNITY. THE USE OF THE SPACE IS A WAY TO FURTHER SOCIAL CHANGE, AS HOSTS COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS AND CAPACITY BUILDING EVENTS, BEYOND OUR GRANTMAKING. PRIOR TO SIGNING ITS CURRENT LEASE, RECOGNIZED THAT THE COST OF RENT FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS LOCATED IN SAN FRANCISCO WAS ESCALATING DRAMATICALLY. PURPOSELY LEASED ENOUGH SPACE TO ENABLE IT TO MAKE AVAILABLE A COMMUNITY ROOM TO LOCAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND OTHER PARTNER INSTITUTIONS. THIS ROOM IS PROVIDED AT NO CHARGE TO SUCH ORGANIZATIONS AND ENTITIES FOR MEETINGS, SMALL CONFERENCES AND OTHER GATHERINGS. IT CAN ACCOMMODATE UP TO 40 PEOPLE IN VARIOUS SEATING ARRANGEMENTS. DURING 2018 LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS USED THE CONVENING SPACE FOR 115 MEETINGS.

OUR ORGANIZATION RAISES FUNDS WHICH WE IN TURN DISTRIBUTE TO OTHER NON PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN NEED OF FUNDING. OUR ORGANIZATION HAS AN ANNUAL BANQUET, AUCTION AND RAFFLE WHICH IS OUR ONLY FUND RAISER. OUR ORGANIZATION HAS NO PAID STAFF AND VERY LIMITED OVERHEAD COSTS.

PROMOTING SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EQUITY TO PRESERVE AND ENHANCE ECONOMICALLY AND CULTURALLY DIVERSE COMMUNITIES THROUGH AFFORDABLE HOMEOWNERSHIP, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, AND COMMUNITY ADVOCACY.

Supports class action public interest litigation and awards grants in areas of human and civil rights, elimination of discrimination, environmental justice and relief of poverty. Provides technical support, advice/counseling, training, and representation to public interest lawyers.

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND RETENTION.

SUPPORTING SECTION 509 (A) (1) ORGANIZATION - INVEST TRUST ASSETS AND DELIVER NET INCOME GENERATED TO THE TO PAY FOR ITS OPERATING EXPENSES AND TO BE USED FOR ITS EXEMPT PURPOSES.

APICS PROVIDES COURSES IN MANAGEMENT OF BUSINESS RESOURCES. COURSES ARE PROVIDED TO BUSINESS IN HOUSE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC THROUGH LOCAL COLLEGES SEMINARS SEMI-ANNUAL SYMPOSIUMS ARE PROVIDED TO EDUCATE MEMBERS

TO PROVIDE A PROFESSIONAL FORUM FOR ENHANCING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, INDUSTRY EXPERTISE, NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES AND PERSONAL GROWTH.

TO ASSIST IN THE OPERATING EXPENSES OF THE SCHOOL

EARLY CHILDHOOD , EDUCATIONAL EQUITY AND FAMILY ECONOMIC CAPACITY BUILDING.

The organization's mission is to provide the necessary tools and resources through empowerment and education for the development of community based tourism the Caribbean region. Most significant activity will include: capacity building.

DONATE FUNDS RECEIVED BY THE TO HSHS GOOD SHEPHERD FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE INCLUDING RENOVATIONS, EQUIPMENT PURCHASE AND OPERATING EXPENSES. THE DISSOLVED AS OF 6-30-2017.

THE WILL INITIATE AND SUPPORT CAPACITY BUILDING FOR NEW JERSEY NON-PROFIT, 501 (C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE POOR AND HUNGRY.

INDUSTRY AND BUSINESS AS WELL AS TOURISM TO THE CITY OF PERRYVILLE, MISSOURI AND , MISSOURI.

The is a state based donor collaborative committed to building sustainable Democractic gains. We connect smart investment opportunities to passionate and committed investors for specific gains on the issues that matter most here at home. Our work is to invest in strategic and lasting political change that will create long term wins reaching beyond any single election cycle or issue campaign.

The specific purpose of the Corporation is to pay for activities and events connected with the swearing in and inauguration ceremonies of the Mayor of , to pay for staff, vendors and overhead costs associated with these events and activities, and to relieve the City and County of of the cost of conducting these events and activities.

TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, INCLUDING OF PAVE ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL IN , BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, THROUGH ACTIVITIES THAT INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO (A) FINANCIAL THROUGH FUNDRAISING, GRANTS, LOANS, OR OTHER FINANCING, AND OTHER SOURCES OF FINANCIAL , AND (B) OPERATING THROUGH THE IDENTIFICATION, DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF FACILITIES. THE ORGANIZATION DISSOLVED ON JUNE 27, 2022.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO HELP GAIN ACCESS TO WORKPLACE CAMPAIGNS AND TO PROMOTE DONOR CHOICE, ADMINISTRATIVE EFFICIENCY, AND LOW OVERHEAD.

Since 1884, JVS Chicago has been committed to improving life through employment and productivity, recognizing that personal development is a lifetime endeavor. JVS Chicago serves more than 2,300 employees, employers and entrepreneurs annually with programs for adults, youth, seniors and people with disabilities, serving entry level to advanced career job seekers, at locations across Metropolitan Chicago. Services include career counseling, job skills training and customized job training, job placement, credit building, small business development, access to capital and more.

PROMOTION, SOCIAL WELFARE AND EDUCATION IN CONNECTION WITH THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROMOTION OF THE COMMUNITY BASED ON THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORIC STRUCTURES, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, ARTS, MUSIC AND OTHER ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS WITHIN THE CHARITABLE PURPOSES SET FORTH IN SECTION 501(C)3 OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.

TO RAISE FUNDS IN A APPEAL FOR THE OPERATING EXPENSES COMMUNITY ACCEPTED LOCAL, STATE OR NATIONAL CHARITABLE, HEALTH AND WELFARE AGENCIES.

To provide high-quality capacity building training, technical assistance, and education services to organizations of all types and sizes on issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion and the meaningful practice of inclusive leadership.

COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING

FUNDRAISING CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMS HELP ORGANIZATIONS STRENGTHEN THEIR DEVELOPMENT FUNCTIONS SO THEY CAN INCREASE PRIVATE REVENUES. THERE ARE TWO DISTINCT PROGRAMS:

UNDERWRITE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR GRANTEES AT CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS, ADDRESSING CONSERVATION, SCIENCE, AND CAPACITY BUILDING TOPICS

THE IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO THE STUDY, PLANNING AND EVALUATION OF REGIONAL PUBLIC POLICY, LAND USE, ECONOMIC AND INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT - ALL WITHIN THE COMPACT POWERS OF THE AGENCY.

THE IS THE MOTIVATING FORCE IN COORDINATING, LEADING, AND PROMOTING EXISTING AND FUTURE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC DIVERSITY, AND TOURISM. THE STRIVES TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY LIFE THROUGH PROGRAMS, SERVICES, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, RECOGNITION, AND PRIDE.

TO PROVIDE TRAINING, EDUCATION, AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT IN THE SCIENCES.

TO DEVELOP, PROMOTE, AND MANAGE A SYSTEM OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT INCUBATORS.

SUPPORTING THE DELAWARE COUNTY ADVOCACY and RESOURCE ORGANIZATION PRIMARILY THROUGH INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES.

TO ENHANCE ECONOMIC GROWTH BY FOCUSING ON ADVOCACY, EDUCATION, PROMOTION, AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND THOSE AREAS THE COMMUNITY AFFECTING BUSINESS

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AND OPERATING SUPPORT OF THE UNITED SCHOOL DISTRICT (USD) 274 SCHOOLS AND THE BETTERMANT OF STUDENTS ATTENDING THERE AND TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GRADUATING STUDENTS OF USD 274 FOR HIGHER EDUCATION.

ACCUMULATE INCOME TO BE DISTRIBUTED TO CENTER FOR OPERATING EXPENSES

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Our mission is to improve community sustainability through agriculture, education, community involvement and capacity building.

ACCUMULATE INCOME TO BE PAID TO THE CHURCH OF AT LEAST SEMI ANNUALLY FOR GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES

OPERATING EXPENSES FOR THE ORGANIZATION FOR EXPENSES TO PURSUE ITS EXEMPT PURPOSE WHICH IS TO IMPROVE THE DAILY LIVES OF POOR RURAL FAMILIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BY PROVIDING THEM WITH SOLAR LIGHTS AND REPLACING THE DIRTY, DANGEROUS, AN POLLUTING KEROSENE LAMPS IN THEIR HOMES WHICH IS BOTH SCIENTIFIC AND CHARITABLE IN NATURE.

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS AND EVENTS DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY TO MENTOR EMERGING ENTREPRENEURS IN THE FIELDS OF , BEAUTY AND .WORK CLOSELY WITH SENIOR EXECUTIVES AND OWNERS TO PROVIDE MULTI-DIMENSIONAL BREAK-OUT SESSIONS TO OUR ENTREPRENEURIAL CANDIDATES. THE AREAS OF EDUCATION WILL BE DEVELOPMENT, MARKETING AND ON GOING CLIENT RETENTION AS WELL AS COMMUNICATION WITH LOCAL LEADERS IN THE COMMUNITY.

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN , TX

NPF CAPACITY BUILDING GRANTS - USED TO HELP COMMUNITY BASED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS BUILD THEIR WORK CAPACITY.

THE PURPOSE OF OUR ASSOCIATION IS TO 1) HOLD TOGETHER PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN ASSOCIATED WITH THE STATE THEATRE, ESPECIALLY ITS COLLEGE OF THEATRE ARTS, 2) ENCOURAGE AMONG ITS MEMBERS AN INTEREST IN THEATER EDUCATION, 3) STIMULATE CREATIVITY IN ALL THEATER ARTS, 4) PROVIDE FINANCIAL SERVICE SUPPORT TO THE . THE PRIMARY FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THEATER EDUCATION IS THE AWARD OF ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO NEEDY TALENTED THEATER STUDENTS. IN ADDITION, WE 1) MAINTAIN ARCHIVES OF THE THEIR LIBRARY OF THEATER ARTS BOOKS OTHER MATERIAL FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, 2) PROVIDE VOLUNTEERS TO ASSIST IN TOURS OF THE FOR PUBLIC GROUPS FOR SPECIAL PERFORMANCES FOR STUDENT AUDIENCES, 3) MAIL QUARTERLY NEWSLETTERS ON BOTH ACTIVITIES, 4) MAINTAIN A WEBSITE THAT ALSO PROVIDES INFORMATION ON THE , 5) PROVIDE PERIODIC DONATIONS FOR OPERATIONS.

SOCIAL WELFARE HELPING THE STATE OF MAINTAIN ITS LEADERSHIP IN THE AREAS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH, JOB CREATION, SMALL BUSINESS EXPANSION, AND ENTREPRENEURIAL INNOVATION

THE OF LEAVENWORTH WAS FOUNDED TO SUPPORT IMMACULATA HIGH , A FOUR YEAR SECONDARY , AS WELL AS THE GRADE IN THE REGION. ITS PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY AND OPERATING EXPENSES, THUS AID IN THE LONG RANGE DEVELOPMENT,STRENGTHENING, AND CONTINUATION OF THE SCHOOLS. IN 2017, IMMACULATA HIGH WAS CLOSED DUE TO LOW ENROLLMENT. ASSETS WERE DISPOSED OF ACCORDING TO GOVERNING DOCUMENTS.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO BE THE RECIPIENT OF GIFTS FROM RELATED ENTITIES TO CREATE A SIGNIFICANT FUND TO BE THE PRIMARY FUNDING FOR A NEW BUILDING TO ASSIST WITH OPERATING EXPENSES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH FOR THE UTAH MUSEUM OF .

Equity Capacity Building: Staff, consultant, and evaluator support to implement the Equity Capacity Building Program, which focuses on community-based organizations that are led by individuals from populations that experience inequitable burdens and disparities in quality of care, and that address the needs of such populations. Specifically, this includes grantee-determined technical assistance and support to wrap around grant funds. In 2021, a program redesign effort involved significant staff time as well as stipends for grantees who participated in advising the planning process.

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