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51		TALLAHASSEE, FL
52		VERNON, CA
53		Torrington, WY
54		Franklin, TN
55		SANTA FE, NM
56		San Francisco, CA
57		MASON, TX
58		CHICO, CA
59		IRVINE, CA
60		LONG BEACH, CA
61		COSTA MESA, CA
62		Tiller, OR
63		KANSAS CITY, MO
64		CHESTERFIELD, MO
65		JEFFERSON CITY, MO
66		GLENDIVE, MT
67		Sacramento, CA
68		Rusk, TX
69		Tampa, FL
70		MILL VALLEY, CA
71		San Marcos, CA
72		FOLSOM, LA
73		Phoenix, AZ
74		DUNEDIN, FL
75		ROCKLEDGE, FL
76		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
77		ARLINGTON, TX
78		ASHLAND, OR
79		ATLANTA, GA
80		HOGANSVILLE, GA
81		Palm Beach, FL
82		Orlando, FL
83		WEST PALM BEACH, FL
84		DAYTONA BEACH, FL
85		BIRMINGHAM, AL
86		GULFPORT, MS
87		WEST PALM BEACH, FL
88		FAIRFIELD, CA
89		San Rafael, CA
90		PINE GROVE, CA
91		CLOVIS, NM
92		HOUMA, LA
93		Lafayette, LA
94		Tulsa, OK
95		Oklahoma City, OK
96		EDMOND, OK
97		BURNS FLAT, OK
98		AUSTIN, TX
99		SAN ANTONIO, TX
100		Austin, TX

To advance the understanding and use of to treat municipal, industrial, commercial, agricultural and waste waters.

TO PROVIDE REPRESENTATION TO MEMBERS IN MATTERS RELATED TO EMPLOYMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS AND FAIR EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS.

To protect property and persons from and other disasters, to lessen the burden of local government for protection, and to unite and train fighters.

The purpose the Crime -21st District is to provide services/projects to organizations, residents and individuals the 21st Judicial District Hickman, Lewis, Perry and Williamson counties who have been crime, their families and survivors. Services/projects will be provided to assist County and State Governments in the 21st Judicial District with serving crime, their families and survivors.

TO COMPEL THE CITIZENRY OF THIS COUNTRY TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR OUR MASSIVE ROLE IN HUMAN-INDUCED GLOBAL WARMING BY ASSERTING BOLD AND PROVIDING SEMINAL SOLUTIONS. THE ORGANIZATION: (1) UTILIZES THE WORLD WIDE WEB A A MEANS OF EDUCATING CITIZENS ABOUT THE CRITICAL PROBLEM OF HUMAN-INDUCED GLOBAL WARMING, WHY AND HOW THE UNITED STATES (US) MUST BE A LEADER IN PROVIDING SOLUTIONS, AND WHAT PEOPLE CAN DO TO HELP: (2) GIVES GRANTS AND FINANCIAL AWARDS TO INDIVIDUALS AND, ORGANIZATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENCOURAGING US STEWARDSHIP AND RESPNSIBILITY ON ; AND (3) DEVELOPS, PLANS AND IMPLEMENTS DIRECT ACTION WORKSHOPS, STEWARDSHIP EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS, COOPERATIVE LEGAL CHALLENGES, ADN ADVOCACY MEVEMENTS TO ENCOURAGE FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND US BUSINESSES TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY AND DEMONSTRATE .

is a national nonprofit with a mission of freeing our country from the social and economic barriers to opportunities that have been perpetuated by a history of systemic and institutionalized racism. We partner with local governments and communities to more effectively address pressing challenges by placing experienced professionals in local government agencies. These Executive Fellows lead strategic projects that are designed to accelerate progress and advance racial equity. Our work focuses on issues such as affordable housing and homelessness; workforce training and living-wage jobs; pandemic response and health equity; education reform and digital access; public safety and justice reform; climate resilience and green infrastructure; and more. has worked on over 250 projects in 42 cities and counties across 18 states serving a combined population of 25 million people. The majority of our alumni continue to work in civic leadership and nearly all our government pa

ASSIST LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES IN ACCOMPLISHING CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS.ENCOURAGE AND APPRECIATIONS FOR EDUCATION AND LOCAL HISTORY AND CULTURE.PROVIDE BASIC SERVICES TO THE HOMELESS AND MEDICAL NEEDY.PERFORM OTHER CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND LITERARY ACTIVITIES.

PROVIDES LIAISON SERVICES BETWEEN COUNTY AGENCIES AND FOSTER FAMILIES AS AN AUTHORIZED FOSTER AGENCY TO ASSIST FOSTER CARE FAMILIES WITH ABUSED AND/OR NEGLECTED CHILDREN.

ASSIST LOCAL GOVERNMENTS BY PROVIDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

TO FOSTER AND SUPPORT THE IDENTIFICATION, EVALUATION, PRESERVATION, REHABILITATION, RESTORATION AND INTERPRETATION OF HISTORICAL RESOURCES, SITES AND ARCHIVAL SOURCES WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO THE LOW AND MODERATE INCOME INDIVIDUALS, REDUCING THE BURDENS LOCAL GOVERNMENT, COMBATING COMMUNITY BLIGHT AND PROMOTING SOCIAL WELFARE.

SURCP is a based 501(C)(3) collaborative dedicated to social and economic revitalization of the communities located in the river basin geographical area. Our mission is to develop a local workforce, business opportunities and family wage jobs in cooperation with Tribal governments,Federal and State agencies. SURCP facilitates collaborative aquatic and terrestrial based restoration and based projects with Federal agencies, regional stakeholders and members on public and private lands. We are recognized as one of 24 Oregon collaboratives focused on resolving the complex social and ecological challenges facing southern Oregon counties located in and around Federally managed forest lands. We also facilitate citizen science based projects that promote health, education and job opportunities with a nexus associated with restoration ecology.

THE PROVISION, USER SUPPORT, AND MAINTENANCE OF A SHARED CLIENT DATABASE TRACKING EMERGENCY SERVICES AND FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF MULTIPLE CORPORATE AND MUNICIPAL UTILITY FUNDS; THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE FEDERALLY FUNDED LIHEAP ENERGY PROGRAM; AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE FEDERALLY FUNDED LIHWAP WATER PROGRAM.

INVESTIGATE HOMICIDES FOR LOCAL MUNICIPALITIES THAT DO NOT HAVE THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE.

PROMOTE USE OF AS A ROAD CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL TO ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS, LANDOWNERS, MUNICIPALITIES AND OTHER GOVERNMENT ENTITIES.

FUNDRAISING TO SUPPORT THE COUNTY OWNED GOLF COURSE

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.

To serve the greater Rusk Texas area as defined by the geographic boundaries the Rusk Independent School District. We are a faith based, community service organization seeking to connect local municipalities, schools, houses worship, and businesses for the greater good the community. Much our work is done through private donations f goods and volunteers as well as money. Our mission statement is Building more faithful, stronger, and successful families and individuals for a better community/

COLLABORATION WITH STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TO DEVELOP AND EXECUTE PLANS TO DELIVER CRITICAL SUPPLIES TO THE PUBLIC DURING DISASTERS. ALSO PROVIDE EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOW INCOME HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SO THAT THEY MAY PURSUE HIGHER EDUCATION.

facilitates and assists based projects, programs and initiatives that demonstrate the highest principles of economic, social and environmental sustainability. CVP is committed to addressing the need for a robust "bottom up" process that incorporates underserved voices into planning, development and affordable housing decision making by local, regional and state governments.

Instruction Expense to bridge the gap left by insufficient district funding including Science Teacher and Instructional aides that support all students

To reduce the unnecessary killing of animals in shelters and improve quality of life for animals and their people, indoors and out, working with the public, partner organizations, and municipal agencies to innovate, support, and model efforts to create no-kill communities and remove the need for animal shelters and sanctuaries.

To help local governments plan develop and implement smart city technology solutions that create better services and improve the quality of life citizens of the Greater Phoenix Region.

TO UNIFY AND PROMOTE ARTS AND INITIATIVES IN . TO IMPROVE THE PROFILE AND IMAGE OF PARTICIPATING MUNICIPALITIES.

THE IS A NON-PARTISAN, NON-PROFIT MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION THAT REPRESENTS A NUMBER MUNICIPALITIES THE AND A NUMBER ASSOCIATE GOVERNMENTS, NON-PROFITS AND BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS. THE PURPOSE IS TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE THE COLLECTIVE INTEREST THE MUNICIPALITIES THE IN FLORIDA; TO STUDY MUNICIPAL ISSUES AND SEEK DESIRED RESULTS THROUGH COOPERATIVE EFFORT; TO RESPECT THE PRINCIPLES HOME RULE.

to Local Governments, Businese, CutrualActivities and Economic Developemtns

SERVE AS A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION TO THE AND TO LESSEN THE BURDENS THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT WITH RESPECT TO MATTERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND URBAN LAND USE AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATION TO THE PUBLIC ABOUT LOCAL GOVERNMENT.

Municipal District Supporting Organization

THE PURPOSES AND AIMS OF THE ARE:TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE PBA NEIGHBORHOOD;TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PLANNING PROCESS OF ALL MUNICIPAL, COUNTY AND FEDERAL AGENCIES AS THEY AFFECT THE PBA NEIGHBORHOOD;TO COORDINATE AND IMPROVE MUNICIPAL SERVICES FOR THE PBA NEIGHBORHOOD;TO MAINTAIN AND PROTECT THE CHARACTER OF THE PBA NEIGHBORHOOD BEFORE ANY APPROPRIATE COMMITTEE OR BOARD;TO INQUIRE INTO AND PLAN THE FUTURE PBA NEIGHBORHOOD RECREATIONAL FACILITIES.

RENOVATE, PRESERVE AND IMPROVE HISTORIC AND MUNICIPAL PROPERTIES IN AND AROUND , GEORGIA.

To protect and improve the quality of life in the Town of (Continued on Schedule O) by taking proactive stands on civil affairs; informing, educating, and engaging residents on key town issues; working with local government; and encouraging citizen involvement in the community.

Annual social event for members

THE IS A NON-PARTISAN, NON-PROFIT MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION THAT REPRESENTS ALL 39 MUNICIPALITIES AND OVER 80 ASSOCIATE GOVERNMENTS, NON-PROFITS AND BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS. THE PURPOSE IS TO PROMOTE AND ADVANCE THE COLLECTIVE INTEREST THE MUNICIPALITIES , FLORIDA; TO STUDY MUNICIPAL ISSUES AND SEEK DESIRED RESULTS THROUGH COOPERATIVE EFFORT; TO RESPECT THE PRINCIPLES HOME RULE; AND TO ENCOURAGE AND ENHANCE THE QUALITY LIFE THE CITIZENS .

PROVIDE INNOVATIVE, CUSTOMIZED EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING SOLUTIONS TO SUPPORT ECONOMIC PROSPERITY IN COLLABORATION WITH ECONOMIC , EDUCATION, CHAMBERS COMMERCE, COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, AND ACTIVE BUSINESS PARTNERS.

Provide support for the Arkansas Zoological , Inc., an Arkansas nonprofit corporation (the "Zoo "), the Little Rock Zoological Gardens, the Municipal Zoo of Little Rock.

THE MISSION OF THE MCRBA IS TO UNIFY, FOSTER, PROMOTE and PROTECT THE LEGALLY LICENSED HOSPITALITY AND FOOD SERVICE INDUSTRIES IN THE THREE COASTAL COUNTIES. THE GOALS OF THE MCRBA SHALL BE: 1)RETAIN PRESENT MEMBERS and RECRUIT NEW MEMBERS; 2)IMPROVE THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS BETWEEN THE MCRBA and ITS MEMBERS AS WELL AS PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL and INFORMATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO ITS MEMBERS and THE PUBLIC; 3)ESTABLISH A FRAMEWORK TO INSURE THE EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF THE GCCMHRA; 4)SUPPORT FINANCIALLY THE LOCAL OR LEGISLATIVE CANDIDATES and /OR ISSUES THAT BEST REPRESENT THE VIEWS AND POSITIONS OF THE GCCMHRA MEMBERS; 5)PLAN and EXECUTE SPECIAL EVENTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF FUNDRAISING FOR THE MCRBA EXPENSES NOT COVERED BY THE DUES and FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE DEEMED DESIRABLE BY THE GCCMHRA BOARD OF DIRECTORS AS LONG AS THEY MAINTAIN THE ETHICS AND GUIDELINES OF THE MCRBA, AND THE DIRECTIVES CONTAINED IN THESE BYLAWS; 6)CONTINUE TO WORK IN THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS and LOCAL POLICY.

THE PROVIDES EMERGENCY SUPPORT TO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND SURVIVORS AFFECTED BY DISASTER IMPACT.

THE WAS FOUNDED IN 1989 BY MUNICIPAL AGENCIES AND PRIVATE CITIZENS WITH THE SPECIFIC AND PRIMARY PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FOR FOR VERY LOW AND/OR LOW INCOME PERSONS RESIDING OR EMPLOYED WITHIN THE COUNTY OF AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. ACCORDINGLY, SAHF HAS DEVELOPED,CONSTRUCTED/ REHABILITATED AND OVERSEEN THE OPERATIONS OF OVER 700 RENTAL UNITS FOR VERY-LOW AND LOW INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED PERSONS. IT IS ALSO IN THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING ADDITIONAL LOW INCOME RENTAL PROJECTS. IN ADDITION, THE ALSO SERVES AS THE GENERAL PARTNER IN FIVE LOW INCOME PARTNERSHIPS OPERATING A TOTAL OF 302 LOW AND VERY LOW INCOME UNITS. FURTHERMORE, SAHF GUARANTEES THE OBLIGATIONS OF ANOTHER ORGANIZATION THAT IS THE GENERAL PARTNER OF THREE LOW INCOME PARTNERSHIPS IN VALLEJO, CA OPERATING A TOTAL OF 388 LOW AND VERY LOW INCOME UNITS.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME PERSONS, WHERE NO ADEQUATE HOUSING EXISTS FOR SUCH GROUPS, AND TO LESSEN THE BURDEN OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT BY PROVIDING HOUSING FOR VERY LOW TO MODERATE INCOME HOUSEHOLDS.

PROVIDING LOCAL FIRE FIGHTERS WITH SUPPLIES TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT THAT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS ARE UNABLE TO PROVIDE.

to promote resources to enrich teaching, inspire learning and enhame opportunities for all studens enrolled in the School District

THE ORGANIZATION WAS CREATED BY THE PARISH DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE TO ASSIST IN PROVIDING AT RISK CHILDREN WITH AND COUNSELING SERVICES. THE ORGANIZATION IS SUPPORTED BY GRANTS FROM STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS and FUNDRAISING EVENTS.

was created to improve the quality life in our region. The achieves this goal by increasing charitable giving, creating meaningful and effective giving opportunities for our donors, and providing leadership in our region. These efforts are grounded in the belief that through philanthropy the can positively impact our . The is committed to servicing and benefitting the geographic area south-central Louisiana. It has positioned itself as a "tool" for individual donors, families and corporations to increase and enhance their charitable and philanthropic interests. It has also positioned itself as a "tool" for other entities (including local government entities) to help realize objectives and/or projects that may need an objective third party.

To provide a dynamic speaker series in order to open minds, stir curiosities, and inspire imaginations.

non-profit education

TO PROVIDE AN EDUCATIONAL FORUM FOR SOLUTIONS TO EMERGING INDUSTRY ISSUES, PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS, AND IMPROVED SAFETY, INTEGRITY, ENGINEERING AND OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCIES AMONG .

Advocacy and information for local government issues including but not limited to; economic development rural fire protection aging services workforce development and transportation planning.

ORGANIZED TO PROVIDE SERVICES AND BENEFITS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL. PROVIDES LOCAL REPRESENTATION, TRAINING AND SERVICES TO MEMBERS. ADMINISTERS FEDERAL AND STATE GRANT PROGRAMS DUI/DWI SOFTWARE INTERGRATION PROGRAMS.

THE OBJECTIVE THE ORGANIZATION IS TO FOSTER AND ENCOURAGE A HIGHER DEGREE SKILL AND EFFICIENCY; TO CULTIVATE FRIENDSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP AMONG ITS MEMBERS; TO MAINTAIN PROPER REMUNERATION FOR DUTY PERFORMED; TO EVALUATE AND IMPROVE THE MORAL, INTELLECTUAL, ECONOMIC AND SAFETY CONDITIONS ITS MEMBERS; AND TO CREATE A FEELING GOODWILL AND COOPERATION BETWEEN ITSELF AND THE CITY, COUNTY AND STATE GOVERNMENTS.

AFSCME Local 1624 is a labor union that is a not-for-profit organization. It is organized for the purpose educating, instructing, improving the working conditions its members, who are municipal employees in the City Austin Travis , Texas. Staff represents the membership in:1. Grievance employees (members) with their employers, and2. Negotiating salaries improvements in working conditions.

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