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151		Edwards, IL
152		MARSHALL, IL
153		Geneva, IL
154		YORK, PA
155		SPRINGFIELD, IL
156		MESICK, MI
157		MIDLAND, MI
158		East Jordan, MI
159		LANSING, MI
160		BENZONIA, MI
161		ANN ARBOR, MI
162		Midland, MI
163		WASHINGTON, MI
164		Ypsilanti, MI
165		Rockford, MI
166		FORT ATKINSON, WI
167		MILWAUKEE, WI
168		SHEBOYGAN, WI
169		MADISON, WI
170		SOMERS, WI
171		HARTFORD, WI
172		MADISON, WI
173		MADISON, WI
174		DE PERE, WI
175		MEDFORD, WI
176		RICHLAND CENTER, WI
177		AMES, IA
178		LA CROSSE, WI
179		GLENDALE, WI
180		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
181		Duluth, MN
182		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
183		GRAND MARAIS, MN
184		EDINA, MN
185		ST PAUL, MN
186		FARMINGTON, MN
187		NEW HOPE, PA
188		MUSCATINE, IA
189		GLENWOOD, IA
190		VINTON, IA
191		SIOUX CITY, IA
192		Steeles Tavern, VA
193		Mason City, IA
194		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
195		SAINT PAUL, MN
196		Lexington, KY
197		CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
198		Minneapolis, MN
199		Chicago, IL
200		Baltimore, MD

The organization provides permanent placement and care for unwanted pets, including food shelter medical care and supplies needed for the animals well being

FEEDING THE HUNGRY OF , ILLINOIS FOR THOSE WHO MEET THE ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC AID GUIDELINES

To educate the public about the role of food banks in addressing hunger.

ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVLEY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES INCLUDING RECEIVING AND MAKING DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)3 OF THE IRS CODE OR THE

ISA PROMOTES ECONOMICALLY VIABLE, SOCIALLY JUST AND ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY LOCAL FOOD AND FARM SYSTEMS.

AMERICAN VETERANS ORGANIZATION TO PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT, FOOD, AND BEVERAGES TO AMERICAN VETERANS AT COST.

TO OPERATE A NETWORK OF PANTRIES TO PROVIDE TO THOSE IN NEED.

Provides food household supplies

TO PROMOTE THE CANON OF ETHICS AND CODE OF CONDUCT, UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION, THE BYLAWS, AND FOLLOW THE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES OF MEHA. TO PROMOTE THE OBJECTIVES OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR FOOD PROTECTION, AND OTHER ASSOCIATIONS BENEFICIAL TO THE MEMBERSHIP. TO PROMOTE THE RECOGNITION AND STATUS OF THE PROFESSIONAL THROUGH ADVOCATING THE REGISTRATION/LICENSING OF ITS MEMBERS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE DISCIPLINES, AND THROUGH OTHER APPROPRIATE MEANS. TO PROVIDE MEHA MEMBERS WITH A FORUM FOR THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND THE DISCUSSION AND STUDY OF ISSUES. TO PROVIDE THE GENERAL PUBLIC, INDUSTRY, AND PRIVATE SECTOR WITH A SOURCE OF INFORMATION REGARDING CONCERNS.

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE PEOPLE IN NEED IN OUR COMMUNITIES (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) BY PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, EDUCATION, AND SOCIAL SUPPORT IN COLLABORATION WITH OTHER RESOURCES.

THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS LOCAL FEEDING PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT WASHTENAW COUNTY THROUGH THE COLLECTION AND DELIVERY OF SURPLUS PERISHABLE FROM LOCAL SOURCES AND FROM THE ACQUISITION AND DISTRIBUTION OF THROUGH A NATIONAL BANK PROGRAM.

Assist local disadvantaged persons Provide emergency financial transport and pantry food clothing diaper home goods assistance

WE ARE A NON-PROFIT FOOD PANTRY FOR LOW INCOME PEOPLE IN OUR SERVICE AREA WE ALSO PROVIDE EMERGENCY UTILITY, SHELTER, AND CLOTHING ASSISTANCE TO OUR CLIENTS

Provide holiday assistance to needy families in Southeastern Michigan. We supply gift certificates for food and clothing to families and their children and various senior citizens as well.

To serve others where there are needs in our community, by following the pillars service: Environment, Pediatric Cancer, hunger, diabetes, and vision.

TO UNITE, ORGANIZE, ASSIST MEMBERS SO THAT THEY MAY BETTER THEIR ECONOMIC SOCIAL CONDITION

THE MISSION THE . IS TO ELIMINATE POVERTY AND HUNGER.

HELP ECONOMICALLY DEPRIVED INDIVIDUALS, ELIMINATE POVERTY AND HUNGER.

TO BE ENGAGED IN RESEARCH IN CONNECTION WITH SOILS AND THE CONDITIONS AFFECTING SOILS IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST AND IN ORDER TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE PUBLIC WELFARE BY ALLEVIATING HUNGER AND DISCOMFORT AND SHALL MAKE THE RESULTS SUCH RESEARCH AVAILABLE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

IS COMMITTED TO THE MISSION OF SERVING DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN OF COUNTY BY PURCHASING TOYS, FOOD AND CLOTHING FOR DISTRIBUTION THROUGH A CONSORTIUM OF SOCIAL AGENCIES (HOLIDAY HOUSE) IN THE COMMUNITY.

CHARITABLE DISTRIBUTION

FOOD PROCUREMENT AND DISTRIBUTION TO THOSE IN NEED. FOOD ASSISTANCE OUTREACH.

TO ADVANCE PROFESSIONALISM THROUGH EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIPS AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT TO ENSURE THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF THE FOODSERVICE INDUSTRY.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES CLOTHING, UTILITIES, HOUSING AND OTHER PHYSICAL NEEDS TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE. IT ALSO RUNS A FOOD PANTRY. FUNDS ARE RAISED BY DONATED ITEMS SOLD AT A THRIFT SHOP AND BY MONETARY DONATIONS.

WE SEEK DONATIONS CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS THROUGH CHURCHES, MEDIA, AND WORD MOUTH. THESE ITEMS ARE SORTED AND DISPLAYED IN OUR THRIFT STORE AND OFFERED FOR SALE AT THRIFT PRICES. IN RESPONSE TO REQUESTS FROM THE NEEDY FOR CLOTHING, FOOD, AND LODGING; WE EVALUATE ABILITY TO PAY and PROVIDE FREE MERCHANDISE, REDUCED PRICES, AND/OR SOMETIMES DIRECT CASH PAYMENT FOR FOOD/LODGING. WE ALSO MAKE REFERRALS TO LOCAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS OR THE LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICE OFFICE.

PROVIDE FOR THOSE IN NEED

TO PROVIDE RENT, UTILITIES AND FOOD TO OUR NEIGHBORS IN STORY COUNTY, IOWA, IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF DIGNITY, COMFORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT.

HOLIDAY DISPLAY AS A MEANS TO COLLECT FOOD DONATIONS FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED IN THE COULEE REGION.

TO DISTRIBUTE FOOD, BOOKS, TOYS, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND CLOTHES TO NEEDY PEOPLE IN DECEMBER OF EACH YEAR.

TO IMPROVE, PROTECT and PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF THE and FOODSERVICE INDUSTRIES IN

The promotes and supports youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility.

PROACTIVELY IDENTIFIES OPPORTUNITES TO EXPAND EQUITABLE AND HEALTHY LIVING IN COOK COUNTY AND CHAMPIONS SOLUTIONS THROUGH FUNDING, EDUCATION, AND ADVOCACY. FROM 1995- 2021, THE ORGANIZATION HAS AWARDED OVER 1,100,000 THROUGH GRANTS AND OTHER RELATED PROGRAM ACTIVITIES. WE BELIEVE IN THE POSSIBILITIES OF PEOPLE, ORGANIZATIONS, BUSINESSES AND GOVERNMENTS WORKING TOGETHER TO CREATE A COMMUNITY FOR ALL IN COOK COUNTY.

EXISTS TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF THE HUNGRY AND HOMELESS.

Team mission trip with team to Kenya. Teaching Rheumatic heart disease screening at Kapsowar Hospital and teaching Mitral valve balloon valvuloplasty at Moi teaching hospital in Eldoret. flights ground transportation lodging food visas travel insurance for 6 team members equipment and supplies medications hospital fees for indigent patients.

PROVIDING FOOD, POTABLE WATER AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES TO POOR CHILDREN IN NEED IN THE PHILLIPINES

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC AND CREATE A LOCAL SUSTAINABLE FOOD SUPPLY

WELFARE ASSISTANCE-PROVIDING PLEASANT AND NUTRITIONAL MEALS FOR ELDERLY MEN IN CITY AND COUNTY OF MUSCATINE IA INCLUDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

FOOD PANTRY PROVIDING FOOD AND PERSONAL ITEMS FOR FAMILIES IN NEED

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO INSECURE INIDIVIDUALS IN , IOWA.

LEADING IN THE FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER

Support needy families in community Provide food and emergency financial aid to needy families in the Spottswood/Raphine Community.

To provide temporary shelter, food, medical attention, and comfort to displaced and neglected companion animals and educate the public about the care animals with the goal reducing overpopulation.

WE WORK WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS TO IDENTIFY AND FULFILL THE CORE HUMAN NEEDS OF FOOD, HEALTHCARE AND EDUCATION.

OPERATES PROGRAMS TO HELP PEOPLE ACROSS THE ENTIRE STATE . THESE PROGRAMS TOUCH PEOPLE ALL AGES. THEY HELP ALLEVIATE HUNGER, MEND BROKEN RELATIONSHIPS, PLACE CHILDREN IN SAFE ENVIRONMENTS, AID ELDERLY CITIZENS AND ADVOCATE ON BEHALF THE DISENFRANCHISED.

educates and inspires adults and youth to participate in food production. We aim to provide access to healthy, fresh food for all in Lexington, particularly those that reside in neighborhoods with high risk of food insecurity

THE MISSION OF IS TO GIVE WITH KINDNESS COMPASSION TO THOSE SEEKING ASSISTANCE WHILE PROVIDING AN OPPORTUNITY FOR VOLUNTEERS TO SERVE THEIR NEIGHBORS IN CHARLOTTESVILLE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

mission YMCA is to put principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. We are a cause-driven organization that strengthens communities through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. YMCA was formed in 2011 as an integration YMCA Metropolitan Minneapolis and YMCA Greater Saint Paul, uniting strengths two major and financially strong nonprofits that have been serving Twin Cities communities for more than 166 years. Y provides life-strengthening services across 12 counties greater Twin Cities metro region, southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin communities. 29 Y locations and program sites, eight overnight camps, eight day camps, and more than 90 child care sites engage men, women and children all ages, incomes and backgrounds. In 2021, more than 370,000 our neighbors got opportunity to learn, grow and thrive at YMCA.

To provide basic service to impovershed in other countries such as food, clothing, water, shelter, medicine and other medical needs.

Provide financial support for food, education, healthcare shelter to the Kay Papa Nou Unity House orphanages in Haiti 30 children are supported. High school college expenses are paid. One young person graduated from college, another received technical certification

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