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51		BROOKLYN, NY
52		West Paducah, KY
53		CARLISLE, PA
54		DEARBORN HEIGHTS, MI
55		COUDERSPORT, PA
56		Kenosha, WI
57		Madison, WI
58		LAFAYETTE, IN
59		Minneapolis, MN
60		DILLSBURG, PA
61		EASTON, MD
62		BROWNSBURG, IN
63		COUDERSPORT, PA
64		MORRIS, MN
65		Lidgerwood, ND
66		FOREST HILL, MD
67		PHILADELPHIA, PA
68		MT GRETNA, PA
69		LANGHORNE, PA
70		EAST STROUDSBURG, PA
71		LANCASTER, PA
72		HARRISBURG, PA
73		PHILADELPHIA, PA
74		WILLIAMSBURG, VA
75		PHILADELPHIA, PA
76		BOWIE, MD
77		CROZET, VA
78		MECHANICSVILLE, MD
79		EDGEWATER, MD
80		ST CLOUD, WI
81		Camp Hill, PA
82		WEXFORD, PA
83		OBERLIN, OH
84		PALMERTON, PA
85		ERIE, PA
86		CARNEGIE, PA
87		LATROBE, PA
88		WASHINGTON, DC
89		Somerset, PA
90		WILLIAMSBURG, KY
91		OMAHA, NE
92		Traverse City, MI
93		Richmond, VA
94		MILWAUKEE, WI
95		Circle Pines, MN
96		NEWTOWN, PA
97		Broken Arrow, OK
98		PHILADELPHIA, PA
99		Grand Haven, MI
100		Columbia, SC

TO SUPPORT INDIGENOUS PEOPLES IN TROPICAL RAINFORESTS IN THEIR EFFORTS TO PROTECT THEIR ENVIRONMENT AND PROMOTE HUMAN RIGHTS.

THE MISSION OF THE PARENT TEACHER STUDENT ORGANIZATION () IS TO ESTABLISH COMMUNICATION/INFORMATION LINKS BETWEEN THE PARENTS, TEACHERS, STUDENTS, AND ADMINISTRATION OF SCHOOL. WILL HELP IDENTIFY SOCIAL, ACADEMIC, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL NEEDS OF OUR STUDENTS AND WILL BE DEDICATED TO PROVIDING ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT IN SATISFYING THESE NEEDS.

RC D STRIVES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN OUR REGION BY WORKING WITH STAKEHOLDERS TO PROTECT THE NATURAL RESOURCES ECONOMIC VITALITY OF OUR COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE ACADEMIC TUTORIAL SERVICES IN EDUCATION, TO PROMOTE SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE FOR THE YOUTH AND THEIR RESPECTIVE COMMUNITIES, AND TO PROVIDE SAFE AND PRODUCTIVE ENVIRONMENTS TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE.

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Help and hope centers that provide a clean and productive environment for poor at risk children to do school work. Tutors and all material are provided. There are eleven centers that help around 1,000 children. Skill development training is also provided to the community where the centers are located.

To contribute to the quality of education of the children attending Franklin School and Randall School in Madison, WI by enhancing the instructional program, the school environment, and the school-community relationship.

TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE CORRIDOR BY CREATING SUSTAINABLE OPPORTUNITIES TO IMPROVE HEALTH, RECREATION, EDUCATION, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT.

The (BGAF) conducts research and educates the public and media about solutions to environmental challenges that create economic opportunities for the American people. Pursuant to this mission and its interorganizational agreement with the (BGA), BGAF supports a variety of programs.

FVI, IS DEMONSTRATING THE LOVE OF JESUS BY PARTNERING WITH LOCAL CHURCHES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA TO EMPOWER FAMILIES AND CAREGIVERS TO MEET THE SPIRITUAL, EMOTIONAL, AND PHYSICAL NEEDS OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. FVI, PARTNERS AND EQUIPS TRUSTWORTHY LOCAL CHURCH AND COMMUNITY LEADERS TO DEVELOP CUSTOM PLANS THAT HOLISTICALLY ADDRESS THE UNIQUE NEEDS OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN USING SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS THROUGH A 5-YEAR CAPACITY BUILDING PROCESS. IN COLLABORATION WITH OTHER NON-PROFITS WORKING IN THE COMMUNITY, FVI PROVIDES TRAINING WORKSHOPS, SKILLS TRAINING, FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES TO ENHANCE THE ORPHAN CARE WORK BEING DONE IN THESE VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES BY LOCAL CHURCH PARTNERS, FIELD STAFF AND CAREGIVERS. TO IMPROVE THE LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY OF FAMILIES BEYOND OUR PARTNERSHIP, FVI HAS ACTIVITIES FOCUSED ON STRENGTHENING A CAREGIVERS ABILITY TO MEET THE NEEDS OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CH

TO ENRICH THE NATURAL BEAUTY OF OUR ENVIRONMENT BY SHARING KNOWLEDGE OF GARDENING, FOSTERING THE ART OF FLOWER ARRANGEMENT, MAINTAINING CIVIC PROJECTS, SUPPORTING PROJECTS THAT BENEFIT OUR COMMUNITY, AND ENCOURAGING CONSERVATION OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES.

TO PROVIDE A FAMILY-ORIENTED ATMOSPHERE WHERE CHILDREN LEARN APPROPRIATE SPORTMANSHIP CONDUCT, BUILD TEAMWORK SILLS AND DEVELOP THE TECHNICAL SKILLS USED TO PLAY THE SPORT OF . OUR GOAL IS TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTICIPANTS, REGARDLESS OF SKILL, COMPETENCY OR ATHELETIC ABILITY, TO HAVE FUN PLAYING IN A STRESS-FREE ENVIRONMENT. OUR COACHES AND VOLUNTEERS ARE EXPECTED TO MODEL OUR EXEMPT PURPOSE AND TO MENTOR THE CHILDREN WHILE EXHIBITING MATURE, GOOD ROLE-MODEL BEHAVIOR ON THE FIELDS AND WITHIN THE .

EDUCATION, , PROMOTION OF GOOD SPORTSMENTSHIP, AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

TO PROVIDE A WELCOMING PLACE WITH A CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT IN THE COMMUNITY

To promote the conservation of the tallgrass wetland ecosystem through education, recreation, awareness and appreciation of the region of North Dakota, especially Tewaukon Wildlife Refuge.

THE WAS FOUNDED TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE LAND CONSERVATION STATEWIDE.

DEDICATED TO PROVIDING QUALITY CONTINUING CARE LIVING FACILITIES AND SUPPORT SERVICES IN A CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT RESPECTING DIGNITY AND SANCTITY ALL INDIVIDUALS.

TO PROVIDE FOR ADVANCEMENT AND PROMOTION OF LITERARY, RECREATIONAL AND ARTISTIC ENTERTAINMENT, AND RELIGIOUS ACHIEVEMENT OF COMMUNITY RESIDENTS, TO FUNCTION, IN PART, AS A BILLINGS AND COLLECTIONS CONDUIT FOR SEWAGE AND RECYCLING SERVICE THEREBY REDUCING COSTS OF THESE SERVICES TO COMMUNITY, AND TO PROVIDE MAINTENANCE SERVICES TO COMMUNITY HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND PARKS.

TO ENABLE YOUNG PEOPLE TO BENEFIT FROM PARTICIPATION IN TEAM SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES IN A SAFE AND STRUCTURED ENVIRONMENT. THROUGH THIS ACTIVE PARTICIPATIO, PROGRAMS TEACH FUNDAMENTAL VALUES, SKILLS, AND KNOWLEDGE THAT YOUNG PEOPLE WILL USE THROUGHOUT THEIR LIVES.

THE WORKS COOPERATIVELY WITH LANDOWNERS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT TO PRESERVE WITH ENVIRONMENTAL, SCENIC, OR RECREATIONAL VALUE.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES QUALITY EDUCATION PROGRAMS TO STUDENTS IN THE SAFE, CARING ENVIRONMENT OF CHRISTIAN HOST FAMILIES WHERE THEY WILL EXPERIENCE THE LOVE OF CHRIST

PDMP IS THE ORGANIZATION LEAD BY PRODUCERS FOR PRODUCERS WORKING TO ADVANCE THE INDUSTRY THROUGH IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY AND PROFITABILITY. ADVOCATING FOR PRODUCERS WITH A STRONG VOICE TO CONSUMERS AND DECISION MAKERS EDUCATING PRODUCERS ON TECHNOLOGIES AND METHODS TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY AND PROFITABILITY EDUCATING FARMERS ON ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENTS, ANIMAL WELFARE AND SAFETY PRACTICES REPRESENTING PRODUCERS ON LABOR, PRICING, MISLEADING LABELING AND OTHER ISSUES THAT IMPACT PROFITABILITY PROMOTING THE INDUSTRY TO RAISE AWARENESS THE POSITIVE PRODUCTION AND SAFETY OUR WHOLESOME PRODUCTS ADVANCING RESEARCH THAT SUPPORTS THE IMPROVED PRODUCTION AND PROFITABILITY PDMP MEMBERS

PROGRAM FOR FIRST YEAR STUDENTS WHO HAVE COME FROM DISADVANTAGED OR UNDER REPRESENTED BACKGROUNDS IN THE COMMUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE ENVIRONMENT AND HELP KICK-START THEIR LEGAL CAREER.

THE MISSION SAPFM IS TO PURSUE THE FOLLOWING GOALS: TO CREATE A FORUM FOR THE UNDERSTANDING, EDUCATION, AND APPRECIATION FURNITURE. TO DEVELOP AND ENCOURAGE THE USE STANDARDS AND ETHICAL PRACTICES IN THE REPRODUCTION AND CONSERVATION FURNITURE. TO OFFER MEMBERSHIP TO ALL WITH AN INTEREST IN FURNITURE. TO ASSIST MEMBERS WITH THE IDENTIFICATION AND LOCATION RESOURCES INCLUDING PEOPLE OR ORGANIZATIONS HAVING SPECIALIZED EXPERTISE. TO CONDUCT PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS FOR THE RECOGNITION MEMBERS WORK.

PIDC PLANS AND IMPLEMENTS ECONOMIC INITIATIVES WHICH ENHANCE THE COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT, GENERATE JOBS AND PRODUCE HIGHER TAX RATABLES THROUGHOUT .

ADVOCATE PROMOTE , , ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION EFFORTS WHICH ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL MARYLANDERS.

LIFE SHARING RESIDENTIAL CARE FOR ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES AND THE STEWARDSHIP OF LAND, ACKNOWLEDGING THE RECIPROCAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUMAN HEALTH AND THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT.

THE FUNDAMENTAL AIM OF THE ORGANIZATION IS "TO BROADEN AND DEEPEN THE UNDERSTANDING OF PROBLEMS IN THE RELATIONSHIP OF MAN TO MAN, MAN TO SOCIETY, AND MAN TO HIS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT." TO THIS END, THE ACTIVITIES OF THE INCLUDE ENGAGING IN AND SPONSORING OBJECTIVE SCHOLARSHIP AND RESEARCH AND THE PUBLICATION OF PROCEEDINGS OF EDUCATIONAL AND SCHOLARLY SYMPOSIA AND CONFERENCES. THE ORGANIZATION STRIVES TO CONSERVE, PRESERVE, PROTECT, AND MAINTAIN THE PROPERTY. THIS INCLUDES ITS HISTORIC BUILDINGS, NATURAL WOODLANDS, PASTURES AND FIELDS, WETLANDS, AND RURAL, SCENIC, AND AGRICULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS.

TO COORDINATE AND SERVICE ACTIVITIES ON THE BAY AND THE GEOGRAPHICALLY CONTIGUOUS ENVIRONMENTAL REGION.

TO PROVIDE RECREATIONAL PLEASURE FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF THE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES

Environmental education and conservation

TO PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS

SEEKS TO ESTABLISH AND DEVELOP AGRICULTURAL, REFORESTATION, CHICKEN RAISING, AND FISHING PROJECTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BY PROVIDING CAPITAL RESOURCES AND IMPLEMENTING BEST PRACTICES TO INCREASE FOOD PRODUCTION AND TO BUILD THE LOCAL ECONOMY.

TO PROMOTE ENCOURAGE SPORTSMANSHIP EDUCATE ASSIST IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF STATE LOCAL LAWS PERTAINING TO CONSERVATION. TO INFORM, EDUCATE INSTRUCT YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE VARIOUS ACTIVITIES.

PROVIDE A SAFE AND POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR FELLOWSHIP FOR OUR MEMBERSHIP.

FOSTERS THE CONSERVATION HUMAN EYESIGHT / MAKES AVAILABLE A SPECIALIZED SERVICE PLAN.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROTECT THE FREEDOM TO HUNT AND TO PROMOTE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION WORLDWIDE.

EDUCATING CHILDREN AND STRENGTHENING FAMILIES, IN A BILINGUAL, MULTICULTURAL ENVIRONMENT.

The Mission of the PA Home Service Program is to support and promote the independence of individuals with developmental disabilities, by providing advocacy services in their home environment.

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS IN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BY PROVIDING A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT.

ESTABLISH INDUSTRY TRADING AND SELLING STANDARDS AMONG INDEPENDENT TELECOMMUNICATION DEALERS. SUCH STANDARDS WILL LOOK TO CREATE A SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR BUYING AND SELLING PREOWNED BUSINESS TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKING EQUIPMENT.

To inspire an environmentally conscious culture in Northern Michigan and beyond by educating people on the long-term value of and making and green choices simple and accessible to individuals and organizations across the region.

Citizen Stewards . Provide ongoing support for Conservation, enhancement and recreational employment System, while protecting its natural and historic enviroments.

THE (AAEM) IS THE SPECIALTY SOCIETY . AAEM IS A DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO THE FOLLOWING PRINCIPLES:EVERY INDIVIDUAL SHOULD HAVE UNENCUMBERED ACCESS TO QUALITY CARE PROVIDED BY A SPECIALIST IN .THE PRACTICE IS BEST CONDUCTED BY A SPECIALIST IN .A SPECIALIST IN IS A PHYSICIAN WHO HAS ACHIEVED, THROUGH PERSONAL DEDICATION AND SACRIFICE, CERTIFICATION BY EITHER THE BOARD (ABEM) OR THE OSTEOPATHIC BOARD (AOBEM).THE PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL WELFARE THE INDIVIDUAL SPECIALIST IN IS A PRIMARY CONCERN TO THE AAEM.THE SUPPORTS FAIR AND EQUITABLE PRACTICE ENVIRONMENTS NECESSARY TO ALLOW THE SPECIALIST IN TO DELIVER THE HIGHEST QUALITY PATIENT CARE. SUCH AN ENVIRONMENT INCLUDES PROVISIONS FOR DUE PROCES

is a 501(c)3 non-profit, volunteer-based organization that strives to utilize the game of to teach in our community about the core values of sportsmanship, leadership, courage, dedication and passion in a safe, respectful and fun environment. With the help of parents, endeavors to help young people develop character, self-confidence and a sense of community. As coaches, players and parents, we do so by 1) Demonstrating sportsmanship, 2) Valuing teamwork, and 3) Honoring the game. We are committed to provide this opportunity to as many young people as possible. We provide programs for players age 6 through age 15. You are eligible to play for CYLA if you attend schools within District 12 or you reside within the District 12 school boundaries.

THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS SHALL BE TO STIMULATE AND FURTHER INTEREST IN HORTICULTURE, CONSERVATION, AND FLORAL PRESENTATIONS.

Empower communities to connect to and protect their native wildlife.

SEE PAGE 2, PART III, STATEMENT OF PROGRAM SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENTS, LINE 1.

To receive and administer funds for health, safety, and welfare of citizens; to educate public on health care, economic, technological, environmental, governmental, and educational issues; and to promote organizations.

The Mission StatementThe (GPF) supports community initiatives that benefit the people of St. Vincent and the in four primary areas: Basic Needs: clean water supplies, sustainable sanitation, and waste management systems; Education: primary and secondary education, youth health development and sports programs, and adult education;Economic Development: infrastructure and economic development initiatives that create self-sustaining economies; and Environmental Protection and Conservation: land, marine and cultural preservation projects and renewable energy efforts. With the assistance of community leaders in St. Vincent and the , the GPF identifies viable projects and then provides financial support through grants to locally based non-profit organizations.

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