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51		HOUSTON, TX
52		UNION, MO
53		SAINT LOUIS, MO
54		Eureka, MO
55		ST LOUIS, MO
56		Burfordville, MO
57		JEFFERSON CITY, MO
58		MISSION, KS
59		REDLANDS, CA
60		Sunset Beach, CA
61		JUNEAU, AK
62		TULLAHOMA, TN
63		Sacramento, CA
64		BAKERSFIELD, CA
65		KENEDY, TX
66		BELOIT, KS
67		WASHINGTON, MO
68		EL CERRITO, CA
69		Villa Park, CA
70		EATONTON, GA
71		STATESBORO, GA
72		CLEVELAND, GA
73		TAMPA, FL
74		WINTER HAVEN, FL
75		ROCKLIN, CA
76		Jackson, MS
77		BILOXI, MS
78		Scotts Valley, CA
79		Chico, CA
80		Little Rock, AR
81		HOUSTON, TX
82		KENEDY, TX
83		Pecos, TX
84		SAN BENITO, TX
85		SEGUIN, TX
86		SAN ANTONIO, TX
87		SANTA FE, NM
88		Aspermont, TX
89		Mesquite, TX
90		Dallas, TX
91		San Angelo, TX
92		DALLAS, TX
93		SUNNYVALE, CA
94		SAN JOSE, CA
95		SAN JOSE, CA
96		HELENA, MT
97		LOS ANGELES, CA
98		FARMINGTON, NM
99		NEW ORLEANS, LA
100		LOS ANGELES, CA

The primary exempt purpose of is to provide public benefit charitable services offered through their programs. The programs consist of consulting, capacity building, technical assistance, facilitation, visioning and strategic planning, nonprofit development as well as small business development services that benefit Churches, Faith-Based organizations, (FBO), Nonprofit Organizations and new and emerging Small Businesses. The purpose also involves ministry and community-based programs.

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Provides funding and capacity building to nonprofit organizations whose programs and services advance the quality of life for Saint City residents

Community Business Development

THE ENGAGEMENT COLLABORATIVE WAS FORMED IN AN EFFORT TO EDUCATE INFORM RESIDENTS ON THE MECHANICS OF ISSUES EXISTING IN STATE POLITICS. AMONG OTHER THINGS, THE COLLABORATIVE WILL OFFER 501C3 ORGANIZATIONS TECHNICAL SUPPORT IN EDUCATING THE GENERAL PUBLIC ON POLICY ISSUES.

During 2022 there were no direct contribution The expenses incurred were necessary operating expenses to maintain the entity

The is a non-profit organization with a mission to support the Office of Sheriff and the Constitution through legislative efforts, training and technical assistance, in its efforts to make communities a safer, more enjoyable place to live, to work, and to raise a family. We provide statewide training and technical support to the office of sheriff. We are incorporated for benevolent and educational purposes.

SUMMARY OF DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES TOTAL GRANTS PAID DURING YEAR EQUALED $800,350 AND WENT TO MANY DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS. TOTAL EXPENSES RELATED TO GRANTS AND PROGRAM RELATED INVESTMENTS TOTALED $37,389.79 THIS AMOUNT INCLUDES $10,986.23 IN PROFESSIONAL FEES, $26,596.60 IN CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION FEES, AND $106.96 IN MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES. ALLOCATION BETWEEN INVESTMENT and CHARITABLE PURPOSE IS BASED ON APPROXIMATE TIME SPENT ON GRANTS and PROGRAM INVESTMENTS. IF NO ALLOCATION IS POSSIBLE, EXPENSES ARE SPLIT 15% TO INVESTMENTS AND 85% TO GRANT COSTS.

TO ADDRESS THE NEED FOR CAPACITY BUILDING FOR NONPROFITS IN SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, THE (NCF) IS TAKING THE LEAD TO PROVIDE CAPACITY BUILDING SERVICES TO ASSIST NONPROFITS WITH THE GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THEIR ORGANIZATIONS. USING A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH, WE USE EFFECTIVE BUILDING TOOLS TO HELP EMERGING LEADERS DEVELOP CORE COMPETENCIES AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS.

We empower families and communities to be healthy, educated, and reliant." We do this through our programs in Education, Health, Small Business Development, Clean Environment, Emergency Relief, and Volunteerism.

IMPROVING ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN SOUTHEAST ALASKA COMMUNITIES THROUGH INNOVATION, SUSTAINABILITY, CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT AND COLLABORATION. THE CDFI PROVIDES MICRO AND SMALL BUSINESS LOANS TO ELIGIBLE BORROWERS IN THOSE COMMUNITIES.

SMTEC SUPPORTS ENTREPRENEURS BY PROVIDING MENTORING, EDUCATION AND TRAINING, STRATEGIC AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT, AND ASSISTANCE IDENTIFYING SOURCES OF CAPITAL THROUGH VARIOUS PROGRAMS.

provides training, education, and technical assistance in the form of individual and group classes, presentations, research assistance and coaching in order to educate community groups, individuals, organizations, small business owners and others on techniques of community organizing, local government processes, and community and business resources. The purpose is to equip citizens to think and act strategically to produce positive results when local community issues become organizing campaigns.

Capacity Building for member organizations, Community and Economic Development in the Kern County area.

TO SUPPORT, PROMOTE AND IMPROVE ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE AND REDUCE HEALTH DISPARITIES FOR RESIDENTS OF THE KARNES COUNTY REGION OF TEXAS ("COMMUNITY") BY SUPPORTING HEALTHCARE FACILITY DEVELOPMENT AND SERVICE DELIVERY BY KARNES COUNTY DISTRICT D/B/A ("").

PROVIDE INTERNET ACCESS FOR EDUCATION IN RURAL AREAS AND PROVIDE BUSINESS SUPPORT ASSISTANCE AND SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE THROUGH TAX CREDIT AND OTHER SOURCES OF PROGRAMS.

GIVES YOUNG PEOPLE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 41 THE TOOLS THEY NEED TO BUILD THE BRIDGES OF SUCCESS FOR THEMSELVES IN THE AREAS OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, MANAGEMENT SKILLS, INDIVIDUAL TRAINING, COMMUNITY SERVICE, AND INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS.

NESST INVESTS IN SOCIAL ENTERPRISES THAT GENERATE DIGNIFIED JOBS FOR PEOPLE MOST IN NEED. NESST USES AN ENGAGED APPROACH PROVIDING TAILORED FINANCING ONE-ON-ONE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT TO SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS IN EMERGING MARKETS.

COMMUNITY SERVICE SUPPORT AND PROGRAMS

WAS ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF HELPING NEEDY FAMILIES AND INVIDIUALS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. NEEDS ARE ASSESSED BY A COMMITTEE, AND IF CRITERIA ARE MET, FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS MAY RECEIVE ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM OF FOOD, CLOTHING, AND/OR FINANCIAL AID FOR PRESCRIPTIONS, MEDICAL NEEDS, AND HOUSING/UTILITIES. THE ORGANIZATION IS SUPPORTED PRIMARILY BY DONATIONS FROM INDVIDUALS AND AREA CHURCHES. OPERATING OVERHEAD IS MET THROUGH SALES OF DONATED ITEMS FROM THE PCO THRIFT SHOP. LITERALLY HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HAVE RECIEVED ASSISTANCE THROUGH THIS ORGANIZATION, THE VALUE OF WHICH CANNOT BE DETERMINED.

TO SECURE AND ADMINISTER MONETARY DONATIONS, GRANTS, AND OTHER FUNDS FROM CONSTITUENTS WITHIN ITS SERVICE DELIVERY AREA TO SUPPORT IN ITS QUEST TO CONTRIBUTE TO ECONOMIC, EDUCATIONAL, AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BY PROVIDING QUALITY TECHNICHAL EDUCATION AND SERVICES, ADULT EDUCATION, CONTINUING EDUCATION, AND CUSTOMIZED BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY WORKFORCE TRAINING TO THE CITIZENS OF THE COMMUNITIES IT SERVES.

PROVIDE , EDUCATION AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES NEW AND EXISTING SMALL, MICRO, OR ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE BUSINESSES.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO SUPPORT ATHLETES, WITH A PRIMARY EMPHASIS ON YOUTH, WITH OPERATING SUPPORT FOR TRAVEL TO CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENTS THAT THEY HAVE QUALIFIED FOR AT THE LOCAL LEVEL.

THE FVCDC PROVIDES YOUTH and BUSINESS PROGRAMS, PROVIDE AN AFTER SCHOOL INTENSIVE YOUTH PROGRAM DESIGNED TO DEVELOP SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND ATTITUDES NECESSARY FOR SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCES IN ANY EMPLOYMENT SETTING FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 14-19 YEARS OLD. SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ARE PROVIDED FOR STUDENTS TO CONCENTRATE ON TUTORING AND MENTORING FOR FCAT PREPARATION WHO ARE ENGAGED TO EARN A GRADUATE EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA IN THE NEAR FUTURE. A NURSERY AND LAWN MAINTENANCE PUBLIC SERVICE IS OFFERED THAT PROVIDES AFFORDABLE LANDSCAPING AND IRRIGATION SERVICES, JOB SKILLS , AND MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESIDENTS OF THE . THE FVCDC PROVIDES ADULT COMPUTER CLASSES, A PROGRAM THAT PAINTS AND LANDSCAPES THE HOMES OF SENIORS, AND VETERANS AND A SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM.

PROVIDE EARLY STAGE ENTREPRENEURS FROM NORTHERN CA WITH ACCESS TO CAPITAL, CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMS AND A COMMUNITY OF EXPERT RESOURCES TO SUPPORT THE AND SUCCESS OF THEIR COMPANIES.

To provide information, operational assistance and networking opportunities to officers and leaders throughout .

OPERATIONS SUPPORT FOR LOCAL ST VINCENT DEPAUL COMMUNITY CHARITABLE PHARMACY LOCATED ON DIVISION STREET IN LOW INCOME AREA NEIGHBORHOODS OF , MS.

PROVIDES TEACHER CLASSROOM GRANTS FOR CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE IDEAS TO ENRICH CLASSROOM CURRICULUM AND PROGRAM SERVICE SUPPORT FOR EDUCATOR TRAINING CONSULTANTS.

Foster innovationbased business development Provide resources to startups such as workspace computers auxiliary services

Financial and in-kind service support of the Univ of Ark program.

THROUGH ITS CHARITABLE STATUS, THE RESEARCHERS SUPPORTS IN THE FIELD DISEASES, REGENERATIVE MEDICINE, AND CANCER TREATMENT. SPONSORED PROJECTS FOCUS ON THEIR ABILITY TO MOVE BASIC SCIENCE INTO THE PRACTICE MEDICINE. BY KEEPING THE ADMINISTRATIVE OVERHEAD COSTS AT A MINIMUM, VIRTUALLY ALL THE BUDGET GOES INTO BY CONDUCTING THROUGH PARTNERING WITH ESTABLISHED UNIVERSITY LABORATORIES AND ACKNOWLEDGED INSTITUTIONS.

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FOR AND THE SURROUNDING REGION, AND TO ACT AS A LIAISON FOR TOURISM AND INFROMATION FLOW.

Promotion and expansion thru business development and tourism

PROMOTE THE BUSINESS INTEREST O FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

TO BE THE SERVICE DELIVERY AGENT TO THE POOR. THE AGENCY WILL IDENTIFY NEEDS AND PRIORITIZE THEM AND PROMOTE, SECURE, AND USE ALL AVAILABLE RESOURCES TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY. OUR INTENT IS TO ENABLE LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TO ACQUIRE THE NECESSARY SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE TO BE SELF-SUFFICIENT.

TO EDUCATE QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS PUBLIC BENEFITS THAT THEY MAY BE ENTITLED TO. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY WORKING WITH LOCAL CITY, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR THE PURPOSE OUTREACH AND VERIFICATION WORK. OUR PRIMARY FOCUS IS ON AT-RISK YOUTH AND LOW INCOME FAMILIES. MOST THE WORK IS DONE WITH VOLUNTEERS. WE ALSO ASSIST OTHER NON-PROFITS WITH IN-KIND USAGE OUR FACILITIES AND WITH TECHNICAL SUPPORT. WE ARE ALSO WORKING TO OFFER AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS.

THE (RDC) IS A PRIVATE NON-PROFIT 501(C) (3) ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO IMPROVING ECONOMIC IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO. RDC PROVIDES PRIVATE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO FACILITATE JOB GROWTH AND DIVERSIFY THE ECONOMIES OF COMMUNITIES IN THE FOLLOWING SEVEN COUNTIES: LOS ALAMOS, MORA, RIO ARRIBA, SANDOVAL, SAN MIGUEL, SANTA FE, TAOS, AND THE MUNICIPALITIES AND NATIVE AMERICAN PUEBLOS THEREIN.

The mission of the is to provide rural public transportation, energy assistance, and other assistance to the people in the Texas counties of Haskell, Jones, Kent, Knox, Stonewall, and Throckmorton.

Provide financial and operational assistance 2404 and other exempt organizations. Also provide scholarship funding for disadvantaged students.

Promotion economic in the -Fort Worth area.

CVWDB was founded to provide policy and program guidance for the and training programs and operate these programs in a manner that would create sustainable economic opportunities for all residents of the of the 13 counties in its service delivery area.

TO SUPPORT EXCELLENCE AND IMPACT IN THE ARTS THROUGH GRANT MAKING, CAPACITY BUILDING AND THOUGHT LEADERSHIP.

DEVELOPMENT DISTRIBUTION OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, INCLUDING SOCIAL FILMS PUBLICATIONS TO FOSTER AWARENESS OF PLIGHT OF WORLD POVERTY, INCLUDING RELATED ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAM INVESTMENTS.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS BENEFITTING THE COMMUNITY, INCLUDING RELATED PROGRAM INVESTMENTS AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF CREW SILICON VALLEY IS TO PROMOTE THE SUCCESS OF IN THROUGH EDUCATION, NETWORKING, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES, AND PROFESSIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT.

provides people with individualized services, resources, and business development that foster a thriving economy.

RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CAPACITY BUILDING TO SUPPORT CAMINO CHARTER ACADEMY.

EDUCATION AND CAPACITY BUILDING FOR INDIGENOUS ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITIES TOWARDS HEALTH AND SELF-FULFILLMENT, IN ORDER TO REACH FULLY INFORMED ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND HEALTH SECURITY SOLUTIONS

Child abuse prevention and . Provide training, technical support and resources to various local CACs in .

Amos House 460 Pine Street, Providence, RI 02907 General Operating Support

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