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1		Southbridge, MA
2		BROOKLYN, NY
3		STATEN ISLAND, NY
4		Brooklyn, NY
5		BROOKLYN, NY
6		COVENTRY, RI
7		LAKEWOOD, NJ
8		TURNERSVILLE, NJ
9		Gardiner, ME
10		Brooklyn, NY
11		WEST SAYVILLE, NY
12		Rutherford, NJ
13		Boston, MA
14		Jackson, NJ
15		WATERVILLE, ME
16		ROCHESTER, NY
17		HACKENSACK, NJ
18		WESTFORD, MA
19		WHITE PLAINS, NY
20		NEW YORK, NY
21		BINGHAMTON, NY
22		WAYNE, NJ
23		IRVING, NY
24		Lyndhurst, NJ
25		ITHACA, NY
26		LAKEWOOD, NJ
27		Tarrytown, NY
28		Buffalo, NY
29		KINGSTON, NY
30		LAKEWOOD, NJ
31		Huntington, NY
32		CAPE VINCENT, NY
33		Pawling, NY
34		HARDWICK, VT
35		East Corinth, VT
36		LAKEWOOD, NJ
37		Jackson, NJ
38		SUFFERN, NY
39		Whately, MA
40		Flushing, NY
41		SHREWSBURY, MA
42		NEW YORK, NY
43		SPRING VALLEY, NY
44		LAKEWOOD, NJ
45		SPRING VALLEY, NY
46		Newton, MA
47		Brooklyn, NY
48		NEW YORK, NY
49		Schaghticoke, NY
50		Waltham, MA

Mission is to help feed needy individuals and families in the Southbridge, Sturbridge, Charlton Ma. communities

TO PROVIDE DEVELOPMENT ORIENTED PROGRAMS TO THE AND FAMILIES OF BROOKLYN CENTRAL COMMUNITIES WITH CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL,EMPLOYMENT AND CAREER COUNSELING. A FOOD PANTRY AND SPORTS PROGRAM. OPERATES IN CONJUNCTION.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES, SUCH AS FOOD SERVICES, OPERATION CAMPUS BOOKSTORE, PARKING FACILITIES, AND PARKING ENFORCEMENT FOR BENEFIT CAMPUS COMMUNITY .

solicits donations from Jewish People around the world and issues grants to poor individuals, couples and families, to enable them to acquire basic needs such as food clothing and shelter.

OUTREACH AND HELP PROGRAMS, WE PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING AND BEYOND ALSO SPIRITUAL BOOKS. THAT IS OUR MISSION AS DESCRIBED IN OUR CERTIFICATE INCORPORATION AND IN OUR MISSION STATEMENT

TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE SOCIAL TO RESIDENTS THE TOWN , RI. INCLUDING CRISIS INTERVENTION AND FOOD, CLOTHES AND TOYS TO THE NEEDY

GRANTS TO IMPOVERISHED INDIVIDUALS AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO BE USED FOR THE COSTS OF HOUSING, FOOD, CHILDCARE, CLOTHING AND EDUCATION.

To support the Catholic Chruch through scholarships and charitable works, and donations to local communities, families and invidivuals with needs such as food, clothing, lodging, health care and all other basics.

Council primary purposes is to provide charitable services to church, community, families, and towards the respect for life activities. As such, Council excess revenues are donated to area programs for community handicap, community food pantries, needs local churches, pregnancy centers, youth programs, etc.

To educate, help and support individuals and their families suffering from various eating disorders by providing education, guidance and emotional support.

DONATED $9,415 TO THE COVERDALE FOOD PANTRY, 47 GILLETTE AVE, NY 11782.EIN IS 11-3057059. IT IS AN APPROVED 501(C)3 ORGANIZATION.

TO PROVIDE VOLUNTARY PROTECTION AND SUPPRESSION TO THE CITIZENS AND VISITORS OF THE BOROUGH OF , BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, PROVIDE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE TO THE NEIGHBORING TOWNS, PROMOTE PREVENTION PROGRAMS, PROVIDE SUPPORT TO OTHER NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, PRESENTATION OF PROGRAMS NOT FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED THOUGH PUBLIC FUNDING, SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES NOT FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED THROUGH PUBLIC FUNDING, AND SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING FOR MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT, COMPANY, OR OTHER ASSOCIATED SERVICE INDIVIDUAL WHO BECOMES INDIGENT OR OTHERWISE INCAPABLE OF PROVIDING FOOD OR SHELTER FOR THEMSELVES AND/OR THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS.

To promote the civic engagement of college and university students around environmental issues, consumer protection, college affordability, , debt, cost of textbooks, and hunger and homelessness.

Service the poor of Jackson Township with financial assistance for housing, utilities, transportation, and food and clothing. Provided financial to 130 households to meet the following needs. $64,096 for housing, $23,077 for electric gas and heating oil, $3,983 for food and clothing, $3,261 for transportation needs, $2,213 for other utilities, and $4,277 for other needs and expenses. Administrative costs $3,822

IS AN ALL-VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION. WE ARE NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS WORKING TOGETHER TO HELP EACH OTHER PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO OUR NEIGHBORS IN NEED. THE WAS FOUNDED IN 1981 BY THE INTERFAITH COUNCIL OF FAITH COMMUNITIES. OUR WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE FACILITY IS LOCATED AT THE PLEASANT STREET UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ON 61 PLEASANT STREET IN MAINE. WHILE MANY OF OUR VOLUNTEERS ARE CHURCH MEMBERS WE ARE A SEPARATE AGENCY THAT ENJOYS TREMENDOUS SUPPORT FROM THE CHURCH. ASIDE FROM A SMALL DONATION TOWARDS THE ELECTRIC BILL WE OCCUPY THE FACILITY COST FREE.

TO PROVIDE ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE, SHELTER, FOOD AND CLOTHING TO THE HOMELESS.

IN ADDITION TO OUR COMMITTED PLEDGES ON SCHEDULE I, ALSO RUNS THE ACTION AGAINST HUNGER FOOD DRIVE. THE FOOD COLLECTED SERVES APPROXIMATELY 13 NORTH PANTRIES IN FOUR COUNTIES: BERGEN, PASSAIC, MORRIS, AND ESSEX. THIS PROGRAM WAS SUSPENDED IN 2020 DUE TO COVID. HOWEVER, THE CONTINUED TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THIS PROGRAM VIA ITS WEBSITE TO HELP FEED ITS NORTH NEIGHBORS.

WE SERVE AS A VENUE FOR BRINGING COMMUNITY TOGETHER AND RAISING AWARENESS ON ISSUES OF SUSTAINABILITY. WE DO THIS BY PROVIDING EDUCATION AND INSPIRATION ON ISSUES OF SUSTAINABILITY. WORKING WITH THE COMMUNITY AND RELATED ORGANIZATIONS TO ADVANCE OUR MUTUAL MISSIONS, WE PROVIDE ACCESS TO LOCAL FOODS; RECYCLING PROGRAMS; RENEWABLE ENERGY OPTIONS; CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES; AND HEALTH AND WELLNESS PROGRAMS. WE SUPPORT LOCAL AND FOOD PRODUCERS; FOSTER CONNECTIONS BETWEEN / PRODUCERS AND THE COMMUNITY; PROVIDE INSTRUCTION IN THE GROWTH, PREPARATION OF HEALTHY FOODS.

THE PROVIDES, HOUSING HELP, SCHOOL, FOOD AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND COMPUTER SUPPLIES TO STUDENTS IN THE POOR SECTIONS OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.

is dedicated to breaking cycle of poverty through education, quality nutrition and job creation resulting in more sustainable communities in Kara Kore and Hosanna, Ethiopia. All activities are performed with complete financial transparency.

THROUGH ITS SOCK OUT CANCER INITIATVE, TO ASSIST FINANCIALLY DISTRESSED CANCER PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES PAY FOR NON-MEDICAL NECESSITIES SUCH AS FOOD, TRANSPORTATION AND HOUSING; AS WELL AS TO RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE FINANICAL DIFFICULTIES THAT FAMILIES AFFLICTED BY CANCER FACE.

This organization is organized and operated exclusively for charitable purpose within the meaning of 501c 3 of the internal revenue code. provide food, shelter, clothing, educationmedical assistance program.

TO ADVANCE HEALTHY LIVING IN BODY, MIND, AND SPIRIT FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE NATION AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

TO PROVIDE VOLUNTARY PROTECTION AND SUPPRESSION TO THE CITIZENS AND VISITORS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF , BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, PROVIDE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE TO THE NEIGHBORING TOWNS, PROMOTE PREVENTION PROGRAMS, PROVIDE SUPPORT TO OTHER NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFIED STUDENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, PRESENTATION OF PROGRAMS NOT FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED THOUGH PUBLIC FUNDING, SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES NOT FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED THROUGH PUBLIC FUNDING, AND SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING FOR MEMBERS OF THE , COMPANY, OR OTHER ASSOCIATED SERVICE INDIVIDUAL WHO BECOMES INDIGENT OR OTHERWISE INCAPABLE OF PROVIDING FOOD OR SHELTER FOR THEMSELVES AND/OR THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO CHRISTIAN AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND PROJECTS WHICH: (A) PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING AND OTHER HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT TO VICTIMS OF NATURAL AND MAN-MADE DISASTERS, AS WELL AS PERSONS WHO ARE IMPOVERISHED, UNDERPRIVILEGED, OR OTHERWISE DISTRESSED; () FOSTER THE DEVELOPMENT OF, AND FACILITATE ACCESS TO, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, OPPORTUNITIES, AND ACTIVITIES, AND/OR (C) ENCOURAGE THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH.

TO DISTRIBUTE FOOD AND MONEY TO IMPOVERISHED FAMILIES, AND TO MAKE SHORT-TERM INTEREST FREE LOANS TO THOSE IN NEED OF TEMPORARY FUNDS.

To promote the availability and importance of eating locally grown and produced food by providing a centralized forum for the community to gather learn shop and exchange ideas

Searching for opportunities for small business owners in the area to maximize their income by increasing the walkability, cleanliness and beauty of the area. Increase accessablity to residents of good healthy food.

HUDSON VALLEY FARM HUB:COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PROFESSIONAL FARMER TRAINING, THE HOSTING AND SUPPORTING OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, THE DEMONSTRATION OF NEW FARM TECHNOLOGIES, AND EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES FOR ADVANCES IN FOOD AND FARMING.

Provide funds for needy persons for clothing, food, housing, medical expenses, tuition and other daily necessities.

To donate food to the needy

THE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE A FORUM WHERE INDIVIDUALS CAN EXCHANGE INFORMATION AND IDEAS ON IMPROVING AND PROTECTING OUR SUPPLY

To provide financial aid and assistance which will enable the provision of food, clothing, shelter, education and medical care to,and improve the living conditions and promote the social welfare of indigent, distressed or underprivileged individuals who reside in developing countries outside the United States

TO ENGAGE THE PUBLIC IN BUILDING A REGENERATIVE, LOCALLY-BASED HEALTHY FOOD SYSTEM BY PROVIDING COMMUNITY OPEN SPACE EDUCATION AND PUBLIC EVENTS, THROUGH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF VALUE ADDED AND LOCAL PRODUCTS TO ENHANCE THE STRENGTH OF VERMONT AGRICULTURE, AND THROUGH ASSISTING IN HUNGER RELIEF AND LOCAL FOOD ACCESS PROJECTS.

To provide community awareness, funding and support for the education of Dalit Children in rural Southern India. Help Kids India supports the work of the Betsy Elizabeth Trust (BET), an Indian non-profit organization. HKI funds three BET preschools serving a total of 170 children who live in poverty, most of whom are Dalit (Untouchable). HKI funds pay all school operating expenses, including salaries for twenty-seven staff. Additionally, HKI provides funding for food assistance, utilities and maintenance, student uniforms, transportation, auditor fees, administration expenses, and necessary building projects.

TO PROVIDE NUTRITION, WELLNES AND OBESITY PREVENTION INFORMATION TO INDIVIDUALS, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES THROUGH COUNSELLING, BOOK SALES, ONLINE EDUCAION AND SEMINARS

Food Pantry; Soup Kitchen; Serving Homeless; Food Packages Deliveries

mission Organization is to provide aid to people employed in and/or their families that have fallen on difficult times.Therefore, purpose Organization is to raise money through an event where we honor key leaders our and then distribute those funds collected to those less fortunate.

The (AMMES) is dedicated to serving the needs of patients caregivers through support, advocacy, education. AMMES provides direct support to disabled patients who are unable to meet their critical needs, such as food, rent, clothing, through the AMMES Financial Crisis Fund.

To provide charitable relief, food and clothing for for needy, orphaned children with with mental and physical disabilities and underprivileged people according to Jewish doctrine in United States and Israel. To act as an outreach organization to promote principles of Jewish religion and Judaism through seminars, meetings, and weekend and holiday retreats promoting Sabbath and Jewish holidays. To strengthen religious, moral, and intellectual values of members of community.

THE , . IS ORGANIZED TO HELP RAISE AWARENESS AND EDUCATE THE PUBLIC REGARDING HOMELESSNESS, HUNGER, MENTAL HEALTH, AND OTHER ISSUES IN THE COMMUNITY, AND HELPS PROVIDE TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO THOSE AFFECTED TO COMBAT THESE PROBLEMS.THEY ALSO SUPPORT 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN THE COMMUNITIES OF SHREWSBURY, WORCESTER, AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS THAT FURTHER THE AFOREMENTIONED MISSION TO TACKLE HOMELESSNESS, HUNGER, AND OTHER SOCIAL CONCERNS.ALL FUNDS RECEIVED FROM DONORS AND FROM OUR FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES ARE DONATED SOLELY TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS OR USED FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

WORKING TO TRANSFORM THE FOOD SYSTEM INTO ONE THAT IS MORE HEALTHY, SUSTAINABLE, AND EQUITABLE.

To promote foster and advance the health, welfare and well-being of the impoverished and needy individuals by providing them with food, living essentials and financial aid.

TO DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO NEEDY FAMILIES TO HELP ENSURE THAT THEY ARE PROVIDED WITH BASIC FOOD AND CLOTHING NEEDS.

To promote foster and advance the health, welfare and well-being of the impoverished and needy individuals by providing them with food, living essentials and financial aid and to provide financial assistance to religious and charitable organizations in the US and abroad who promote, foster and advance the health, welfare and well-being of the impoverished and needy individuals by providing them with food, living essentials

Our mission is to provide families with accommodation, food, and other basic amenities, while their kids are being medically treated.

The mission of , Inc. is to raise funds in the United States to support Jewish charitable, cultural, social, and educational programs for the Jewish needy individuals in the United States and in Israel. , is Hebrew for "spreading out". In the United States , Inc maks grants to 501(c}(3) and organizations who have as a charitable mission to provide food, shelter and clothing to needy individuals. In addition, in the United States, , Inc makes grants to 501(c)(3) recognized organizations that provide Jewish educational, cultural and social activities.

THE MISSION OF IS TO CREATE A THRIVING, RESILIENT, AND EQUITABLE FOOD SYSTEM BY INVESTING IN FOOD SYSTEMS ENTREPRENEURS AND COMMUNITIES IN NEW YORK. THE WILL ALSO SERVE AS A BRIDGE FOR COMMUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN CREATING A FOOD SYSTEM THAT BENEFITS THOSE WITHIN AND OUTSIDE OF COMMUNITIES.

Provide multiple approaches encouraging healthy living

PTO held various fundraisers throughout the school year to help support the students and school community. We donated new t-shirts to the entire school including the incoming K students for the 2022-23 year, provided $2500 to help support those in our school who face food insecurity, and purchased an outdoor movie screen to host free movie nights for the students and built a free library that was installed at the school in November 2023. We fund field day, the yearbook and celebration activities for the 5th grade, and provide a week full of appreciation activities for the teachers and staff. We have an annual scholarship that goes to graduating students who were prior students.

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