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1		Vineyard Haven, MA
2		OLD LYME, CT
3		Pawling, NY
4		POMONA, NY
5		MONROE, NY
6		FOREST HILLS, NY
7		North Scituate, RI
8		Fayetteville, NY
9		ALEXANDRIA, NH
10		NEW YORK, NY
11		Middlebury, VT
12		IRVINGTON, NY
13		VESTAL, NY
14		ASTORIA, NY
15		HARWICH, MA
16		PLATTSBURGH, NY
17		WEIRS BEACH, NH
18		NEWTON, NJ
19		FAIRFIELD, CT
20		NORTH KINGSTOWN, RI
21		Joliet, IL
22		COLUMBUS, OH
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24		COLUMBIA, SC
25		KIEL, WI
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32		VASSAR, MI
33		LINCOLN, NE
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35		YARDLEY, PA
36		WATERTOWN, WI
37		PRINCETON, MN
38		Salisbury, MD
39		Livonia, MI
40		Bartonsville, PA
41		IDA, MI
42		WHITEFISH BAY, WI
43		PIQUA, OH
44		Richwood, OH
45		Washington, DC
46		MOUNT VERNON, OH
47		NEW LISBON, WI
48		RICHMOND, VA
49		PROVIDENCE, NC
50		NORTH LAWRENCE, OH

Protection; feeding and protection of in lands.

A generous gift $1,000,000 by Charlotte Colby Danly, herself a graduate , enabled a search for a teacher to carry forward the Academys distinguished tradition in the field sculpture. A search committee was formed to carry out the search, comprised : Ms. Danly; board member/artist Eileen Eder; Board Chair Michael Duffy; Jordan Sokol; Israeli sculptor Eran Weber; and the former head the sculpture department at the Florence , Robert Bodem. After reviewing a rich pool applicants, the committee unanimously chose acclaimed sculptor Chad Fisher to be the Charlotte Colby Danly Sculpture Chair at . The first cohort full-time sculpture students will commence their studies in the Fall 2023 under Mr. Fishers tutelage. In the winter, the Academys Chauncey Stillman Gallery played host to an exhibition the works the mid-20th century painter, Lennart Anderson. The show, which was favorably reviewed in the Wall Street Journal, included work

Through engagement with community, maintain natural resources of Harlem Valley, to include wildlife habitats, water quality, agricultural lands and scenic vistas.

TO PROVIDE A SPACE WHERE ADOPTABLE ANIMALS ARE SHELTERED IN COMFORT, SAFETY AND SECURITY; WHERE THEY HAVE A PLACE TO EXCERCISE AND EXPERIENCE JOY AND WHERE THEY CAN KNOW THE LOVE OF OUR COMMUNITY WHILE THEY AWAIT THEIR FOREVER HOME.

CONTINUED TO MAINTAIN SEVERAL FERAL CAT COLONIES THROUGHOUT ORANGE COUNTY AND WORK TO CONTINUE TO PLACE DOMESTICATED STRAYS IN HOMES. PROVIDED FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO 19 ANIMAL WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETIES,PROVIDED FUNDS TO STRAY ANIMAL SUPPORT FUNDS THROUGHOUT THE AREA

RESCUING ABANDONED DOGS AND CATS; TREATING RESCUED ANIMALS MEDICALLY; PLACING THEM FOR ADOPTION.

Fishing hunting shooting

Pay for veterinary care for pet owners with financial limitations.

The AVFA hosts both charitable events ie. Annual Pumpkin Open House, and fundraisers ie. Pig Roast, Fishing derby, Christmas Craft Fair and Boot drives in order to educate the public & support the fire department and Town Shelter

seeks to preserve and protect our natural world and all domestic and wild animals who inhabit it.

To protect birds, other wildlife and their habitat.

INC., ("EFCF") SUPPORTS SYSTEMATIC CHANGE THAT POSITIVELY IMPACTS WOMEN AND GIRLS LOCALLY AND AROUND GLOBE. BY DEVELOPING UNIQUE PROGRAMS AND PARTNERING WITH EXISTING ORGANIZATIONS, EFCF ENCOURAGES SELF-EMPOWERMENT, CONNECTION WITH OTHERS AND ACTIVISM IN COMMUNITIES. MISSION OF EFCF IS CARRIED OUT THROUGH LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE.

Supporting animal shelters.

TO OPERATE AS AN ANIMAL RESCUE.

SCHOLARSHIPS TO MONOMOY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HARWICH COMMUNITY CENTER

mission is to support animal shelters and animal rescues in the United States and to respond to grant requests from non profit rescues and shelters wherever a problem exists.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS CREATED TO FUND RAISE FOR LOCAL ANIMAL RESCUE GROUPS AND SHELTERS

To provide education, support and guidance to underprivileged individuals and persons with disabilities; to provide shelter to abused animals and provide education on prevention of cruelty to animals.

Contributes to organizations which are described in section 501(c)(3) and exempt from taxation under section 501(a), specifically those dedicated to the prevention of cruelty to animals and educating the public on the spaying and neutering pets.

TO PROMOTE CHARITABLE PURPOSES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROMOTING JUSTICE CIVIL LIBERTIES, PROTECTION PROMOTION OF ANIMALS ANIMAL RIGHTS, PROMOTION OF ANIMAL HUMAN SERVICES FOR ANIMALS HUMANS IN NEED, INCLUDING FOOD

equips all ages to be committed disciples Jesus Christ and better husbands, fathers, and in their local community.

ADMINISTER AND DISPERSE FUNDS TO ELIGIBLE ORGANIZATIONS FOR POPULATION CONTROL OF CATS AND DOGS AND FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES CONCERNING PROPER VETERINARY CARE OF THOSE ANIMALS.

QC SOLELY SUPPORTS THE ROCK ISLAND COUNTY ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL CENTER BY PROVIDING VOLUNTEERS, FOOD, MEDICINE, AND SUPPLIES TO ANIMALS THAT NEED CARE. ALSO FUNDS PROGRAMS THAT FACILITATE PET ADOPTIONS AND REDUCED COST SPAY AND NEUTERING PROGRAMS.

TO ACCEPT AND ADMINISTER GRANTS AND CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AND TO EXPEND THE INCOME AND PRINCIPAL AMOUNTS THEREFROM TO PROVIDE DISASTER AND EMERGENCY HARDSHIP RELIEF TO U.S. COWORKERS AND FAMILIES OF COWORKERS OF , INC. AND ITS AFFILIATES.

TO PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES TO PROVIDE SHOOTING HUNTING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ITS MEMBERS THE YOUTH OF THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE.

IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE PROVIDER TO THOSE IN NEED IN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

HELPS PEOPLE PROTECT, WISELY USE, AND ENJOY WHAT NATURE OFFERS. WE UNITE INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS TO CONSERVE LAND, PROTECT WATER AND WILDLIFE, AND FOSTER HEALTHY COMMUNITIES.

AALAS IS AN ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONALS THAT ADVANCES RESPONSIBLE CARE AND USE TO BENEFIT PEOPLE AND ANIMALS.

STREAM ECOLOGY CONSERVATION

HUNTING/FISHING RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

THE MISSION OF THIS CORPORATION SHALL BE TO FOSTER PUBLIC SENTIMENT FOR BETTERMENT OF FISH, GAME, AND FOREST CONDITIONS.

THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES IN RELATION TO RESCUING AND HOUSING EXOTIC ANIMALS THAT HAVE BEEN NEGLECTED AND/OR MISTREATED.

TO SERVE AS THE LAND INTEREST HOLDING ENTITY TRUSTEE FOR THE PROGRAM ("PROGRAM"), WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE HABITAT FOR ENDANGERED SPECIES IN THE VALLEY. THE SIGNATORIES TO THE PROGRAM AND THE BENEFICIARIES OF THE LAND INTEREST HOLDING ENTITY ARE THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND THE STATES OF COLORADO, NEBRASKA, AND WYOMING.

GRANTS AWARDED TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT THE YOUTH, ANIMALS, PERFORMING ARTS, AND COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS.

SUPPORTS , MEDICAL RESEARCH, RELIGIOUS, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN ANIMALS, VALID 501(c)(3) ORGANIZATIONS CAUSES

THE PURPOSE OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO EDUCATE AND PROMOTE GOOD STEWARDSHIP TO THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES BORDERING THE . ALSO CONTINUE TO RE-ESTABLISH THE AS A DIVERSIFIED SPORTFISHERY THROUGH STOCKING AND HABITAT RESTORATION.

IS DEDICATED TO SAVING THE LIVES OF ANIMALS IN NEED. WE IMPROVE ANIMAL WELFARE IN COMMUNITIES THROUGH ADOPTION, EDUCATION, AND PROVIDING RESOURCES FOR PEOPLE AND PETS.

Education to the general public on responsible and humane care of animals, primarily dogs, and support of charitable K-9 causes.

is committed to helping people help animals. It is our ultimate goal to be able to support dedicated pet owners who are in need of assistance,along with providing

NO KILL ANIMAL

COMMUNITY RESCUE, FIREMEN PUTTING OUT FIRES, RESCUING CITIZENS AND ANIMALS FROM DANGER AND TEACH PREVENTION, CPR- FIRST AID TO THE COMMUNITY.

A fund raising organization with the sole purpose of supporting all athletic programs at Whitefish Bay High School

THE PROTECTION PROBAGATION OF IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE FEDERAL LAWS.

OWRA) mission is to promote conservation by providing resources to , educators and the community. OWRA is committed to education and best practice development to support who help injured and orphaned .

is committed to the conservation of natural ecosystems and endangered species through the creation of protected areas in collaboration with local governments and communities. In this way we hope to conserve our natural and cultural heritage for future generations.

CONSERVING FARMLANDS, STREAM CORRIDORS, AQUIFER AND WATERSHED PROTECTION AREAS, WILDLIFE HABITATS, WOODLANDS, SCENIC VISTAS AND ECOLOGICALLY SENSITIVE AREAS OF ENVIRONMENTAL, HISTORICAL AND COMMUNITY IMPORTANCE IN KNOX COUNTY OHIO AND SURROUNDING AREAS.

INCREASE KNOWLEDGE OF WILDLIFE FORESTS

TO PRESERVE NATURAL HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE AS WELL AS ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY NEAR CORCOADO NATIONAL PARK OF COSTA RICA.

TO PROVIDE SANCTUARY FOR, AND EDUCATION ON, THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF FARM ANIMALS.

SOCIAL RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

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