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1		BOSTON, MA
2		Mattapoisett, MA
3		Burlington, MA
4		WESTON, MA
5		MIDDLETOWN, RI
6		Stamford, CT
7		Bethpage, NY
8		BROOKLYN, NY
9		NEW YORK, NY
10		NEW YORK, NY
11		Staten Island, NY
12		Glen Cove, NY
13		OWEGO, NY
14		OWEGO, NY
15		ORCHARD PARK, NY
16		BRIDGEWATER, NJ
17		HOLBROOK, NY
18		SALEM, MA
19		WALPOLE, MA
20		NEW YORK, NY
21		NEWTON, MA
22		MONTPELIER, VT
23		NEWARK, NJ
24		Scotch Plains, NJ
25		BINGHAMTON, NY
26		MONTPELIER, VT
27		TRENTON, NJ
28		DENVILLE, NJ
29		Vernon, NJ
30		MARLBORO, NJ
31		Fanwood, NJ
32		SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ
33		NATICK, MA
34		GARWOOD, NJ
35		RIDGE, NY
36		MIDDLETOWN, RI
37		Leominster, MA
38		Maspeth, NY
39		MONTVALE, NJ
40		Wayne, NJ
41		VERNON, CT
42		PORTSMOUTH, NH
43		NEW YORK, NY
44		NEW YORK, NY
45		BALDWINSVILLE, NY
46		TRENTON, NJ
47		NEEDHAM, MA
48		WILTON, CT
49		NEW YORK, NY
50		Newington, CT

THE ASSISTS POOR, NEEDY, HOMELESS AND DESTITUTE CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS, PARTICULARLY THOSE WITH SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL NEEDS.

To promote the welfare of children in school and in the community. And to support programs at Center and Old Hammondtown Elementary Schools for which the town does not provide financial support.

We seek to protect the lives of unborn children by giving families the material support they need to sustain their new child through their infant and toddler years. We continue to support these children as they age if at all possible. This year we have provided material support to over 650 new families. Layettes include but are not limited to car seats, strollers, Pand and Plays (infant cribs), diapers, clothing, and linens. Families may also need infant formula, baby food, high chairs, cribs, toddler beds, and books and toys. If families are in need of food or help with bills, we help as we can.

THE ORGANIZATION IS ENGAGED IN THE PRACTICE /OR PURSUIT OF FINDING /OR PLACING SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN, ADOPTIVE CHILDREN OR OTHER CHILDREN LOOKING HOMES IN PERMANENT HOMES.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE FORM OF TUITION AID TO EFFECTIVE NON-PUBLIC SCHOOLS, UNIFORMS, AFTER-SCHOOL AND SUMMER PROGRAMS, TUTORING AND MENTORING FOR CERTAIN HIGH RISK, LOW-INCOME CHILDREN.

Provides comprehensive early educational programs for all families with children between the ages six weeks and five years old. CLC serves 950 families and serves over 500,000 meals a year.

Visiting hospitalized children. Supplying children with toys, stuffed animals, and books to make their hospital stay more bearable.

PROVIDES ACCESSIBLE, BASED HEALTH WELLNESS, EDUCATIONAL SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS THAT RESPOND TO THE HOLISTIC NEEDS OF PERSONS TO EMPOWER CHILDREN FAMILIES, TO PROMOTE COMPREHENSIVE WELLNESS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF .

OPENING DOORS TO WITH SPECIAL HEALTHCARE NEEDS

THE MISSION OF A.S. IS TWOFOLD TO HELPS ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN GET A QUALITY EDUCATION, AND TO ASSIST WOMEN IN CREATING BUSINESSES TO SUPPORT THEIR FAMILIES, AND HELP TO PROVIDE CARE FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY HIV/AIDS.

MEET THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN and ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES LIVING AT HOME.

Statewide Organization which supports local clubs in raising money to benefits individuals primarily but not limited to children and senior

ASSIST CHILDREN OF COMMUNITY IN ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION THROUGH ORGANIZED COMPETITION AND EDUCATION.

WE OFFER FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR OUR LOCAL SERVICES AND ASSIST BREAST CANCER PATIENTS, WITH OCCASIONAL GIFTS TO THE MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION, THE MERCY HOUSE END--LIFE HOME, AND THE RONALD MCDONALD CANCER HOME FOR CHILDREN.

ADVANCEMENT OF CHILDRENS HEALTH CARE

RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT OTHER EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS WITH CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES IN OUR COMMUNITIES. OUR GOAL IS TO ASSIST CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES OVERCOME OBSTACLES THAT HAVE UNFORTUNATELY CHANGED OR HAVE IMPACTED THEIR LIVES THROUGH SICKNESS OR INJURY OR DEATH OF A CHILD. WE ARE COMMITTED TO THIS CAUSE AND WANT TO GIVE HOPE AND REASSURANCE THEIR FUTURES.

TO ASSIST NOT-FOR-PROFITS IN WORKPLACE GIVING CAMPAIGNS.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE REMEDIAL AND ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITES TO CHILDREN IN NEED. EDUCATORS, SOCIAL WORKERS AND OTHER PEOPLE MAY MAKE APPLICATIONS FOR GRANT MONEY. GRANTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN BETWEEN THE GRADES OF KINDERGARTEN AND HIGH SCHOOL. GRANTS ARE AWARDED ON THE BASIS THAT THE ACTIVITY WILL ENRICH THE CHILD AND THAT IT IS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE THROUGH THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM.

The organization operates and administers the Gift-In-Kind programs of the Member other than the pre-existing Gift-In-Kind program to combat River Blindness which will continue to be operated and administered by the US (USF), and shall operate and administer on behalf of the USF a Revolving Guarantee Bridge to provide a pool of revolving financial resources to various "programmatic gaps" at and other charitable or nongovernmental organizations, such as forward commitments, immediate funding in the event of catastrophic emergencies, acquiring essential life-saving priority supplies, vaccines, and medicines, and the ability to lock in discounts and advantageous pricing.

TO PROVIDE THE CRITICAL RESOURCES UNDERSERVED CHILDREN AND FAMILIES NEED WHICH ARE NOT AVAILABLE ELSEWHERE.

Contributions to other 501(c)(3) organizations with emphasis on local organizations, especially those foster- ing reading, writing and arts by children and young adults.

TO PROVIDE A SAFE SPACE IN WHICH YOUNGSTERS, UNDER THE DIRECTION CARING ADULTS, CAN DEVELOP SKILLS, VALUES, EMOTIONAL STRENGTH, PERSONAL CONFIDENCE.

A cause-driven non-profit focusing on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. We respond to the needs the community by providing a safe place for our youth to develop new skills and build self-esteem, teaching water safety, providing working families educational childcare and empowering adults to make lasting changes to improve overall health, in an atmosphere fostering our core values caring, respect, responsibility and honesty and regardless an ability to pay.

To provide support to the . The is a public charity that includes men, women, and children of all ages, abilities, income, races, and religions. Their mission is: To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

BUILDING RESOURCEFUL FAMILIES AND HEALTHY CHILDREN TO CREATE A STRONG COMMUNITY.

PROVIDES TOOLS AND EDUCATION TO GIVE EACH VERY BEST START IN LIFE.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO RESIDENTS OF AN ORPHANAGE HOUSING EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED CHILDREN

Topromotegoodsportsmanshipamongparticipatingboysandgirls,educateandinstructtheparticipantstowardsabetterunderstandingofthegameoffootballandcheerleadingandtoprovideasuitableenvironmentforyouthtoparticipateinanorganizedprogram.TheprogramwillalsoawardtwoscholarshipseachyeartoaVernonTownshipGraduatingSenior;onetoaformerVYF Cfootballplayerandcheerleader.

Support orphan and destitute children

Care, feeding, preparation for adoption of abused and neglected dogs.

CHARITABLE HUMANITARIAN ENDEAVORS, INCLUDING SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN, VETERANS, DRUG AWARENESS, YOUTH ACTIVITIES OTHER CIVIC SOCIAL INVOLVEMENT

OPERATE AND MANAGE AN ORGANIZED YOUTH PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN AGES 3-19

THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH THIS IS ORGANIZED ARE TO SECUREA CLOSER OFFICIAL AND PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP AMONG OFFICIALSTHROUGHOUT , AND TO SECURE UNITY OF ACTION IN POLICEMATTERS AND ELEVATE THE STANDARDS OF INSTITUTIONS; TO FURTHERTHE ADOPTION OF HUMANE EFFORTS IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS, THEADVANCEMENT ALONG ALL LINES PERTAINING TO THE PREVENTION ANDDETECTION OF CRIME, AND THE PROMOTION OF AND EDUCATION INGENERAL.* TO PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE MUTUAL COOPERATION, DISCUSSION ANDINTEREST IN THE PROBLEMS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT.* TO PROMOTE A FORUM FOR THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS, TO CONDUCT ANDPROMOTE SEMINARS, CONFERENCES AND RESEARCH INTO ENFORCEMENT ANDEDUCATIONAL METHODS.* TO RAISE MONIES; TO ACQUIRE FUNDS TO SPEND THE MONIES OF THEASSOCIATION IN A MANNER AUTHORIZED BY LAW TO ACCOMPLISH THEAFOREMENTIONED GOALS.

Child Advocacy and Educational Programs

TO STRENGTHEN FAMILIES, THEIR MEMBERS, THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH THEY LIVE, BY IDENTIFYING NEEDS UTILIZING BEST PRACTICES.

To work for the welfare of school children, the advancement of , and the improvement of instructional opportunities for all.To enhance and promote the adoption of ethical practices, personnel policies and standards of preparation and participation as mark of a professional.To unify and strengthen the teaching profession and to secure and maintain salaries, retirement, tenure, professional and sick leave, professional development and other conditions necessary to support teaching as a profession.The enable members to speak with a common voice on matters pertaining to the profession and to present their individual and common interests before the School committee and other legal authorities.To engage in any other related activities as are consistent with the law.

To Help children in need and the less fortunate

TO INITIATE AND FOSTER A PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES IN PURSUIT OF BETTER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, TO CREATE A FIELD OF COMMUNICATION AND UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN HOME AND THE SCHOOL, TO ASSIST AND PARTICIPATE IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES THROUGH COOPERATION WITH THE ADMINISTRATION AND/BOARD OF EDUCATION, TO HELP SECURE ADEQUATE LAWS FOR THE CARE AND PROTECTION OF THE CHILDREN AND TO PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT AND GOOD CITIZENSHIP IN THE CHILDREN OF MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY AND FIELDSTONE MIDDLE SCHOOLS, , NEW JERSEY. THE PTO IS SUPPORTED PRIMARILY THROUGH FUNDRAISERS.

TO ACT AND OPERATE AS A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION IN PROVIDING TO CHILDREN AROUND THE WORLD, INCLUDING COORDINATING MEDICAL CARE, PHYSICAL CARE, AND EDUCATION, WORK WITH AND FURTHER THE EFFORTS OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS ASSISTING AND DEFRAYING COSTS FOR THE SPIRITUAL WELL BEING OF ALL CHILDREN REGARDLESS OF RACE OR RELIGION.

THE MISSION THE CONNECTICUT IS TO PROVIDE BOYS AND GIRLS AGES 5-18 WITH DEVELOPMENTAL AND/OR PHYSICAL CHALLENGES THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN BASEBALL AND OTHER TEAM SPORTS IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT.

TO ENVISION, EQUIP, MOBILIZE AND GENERATE RESOURCES TO A GENERATION OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE IN LOVING FAMILIES. QUALITY SCHOOLS AND HEALTHY COMMUNITIES. THIS IS MAINLY ACCOMPLISHED BY FUNDING PARENTS WHO TAKE IN ORPHANS AND FUNDING EDUCATION FOR ORPHANS IN VARIOUS SCHOOLS. ORGANIZATION USES LOCAL NETWORKS TO HELP IDENTIFY PROPER PARENTS FOR ORPHANDED AND VULNERABLE .

HELPING CHILDREN ACHIEVE LITERACY BY DISSEMINATING HIGH-QUALITY, COST-EFFECTIVE PROGRAMS FOR SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES - SEE ATTACHMENT B

EMPOWERS KENYAN CHILDREN AND YOUTH TO PURSUE A PATH TO A BETTER FUTURE THROUGH THE DISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THEIR TALENTS AND ABILITIES.

TO ORGANIZE TEAMS TO ATTEND AND COMPETE IN TOURNAMENTS, TO PROMOTE , TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO MALE PLAYERS.

empowers you to restore hope and happiness to children impacted by foster care, abuse and neglect.

SUPPORT, PROMOTE, PUBLICIZE, STRENGTHEN AND ENLARGEMENT THE OPPORTUNITIES AND FACILITIES THE CULTURAL AND THEATRE TRAINING CENTER, OR ANY SUCCESSOR ORGANIZATION HAVING SUBSTANTIALLY THE SAME PURPOSE, IN OR ASSOCIATED WITH THE AIDA REFUGEE CAMP, IN BETHLEHEM, WEST BANK, PALESTINE, IN ORDER TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, ARTISTIC AND CREATIVE ENRICHMENT FOR CHILDREN LIVING IN AN ENVIRONMENT DEPRIVATION AND OFTEN VIOLENCE, THUS ENCOURAGING CHILDREN TO BE PROMOTERS PEACE NOTWITHSTANDING THEIR DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCES.

SUPPORT HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS ICE PROGRAM IN , CT.

PROVIDING GRANT FUNDING FOR PEDIATRIC CANCER RESEARCH THAT LEADS TO LESS TOXIC AND MORE EFFECTIVE TREATMENT, AND ALSO FINANCIALLY SUPPORTS LOW INCOME FAMILIES AND MILITARY FAMILIES WHO HAVE CHILDREN WITH CANCER. IT ALSO PURSUES LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY CHANGES THAT SEEK TO BENEFIT CHILDREN WITH CANCER AND AT SAME TIME TO RAISE AWARENESS OF ISSUES INVOLVING PEDIATRIC CANCER.

This organization supports the Kampala Childrens Center in Kampala, Uganda. It also provides assistance to children in the nearby community of Wakiso, Uganda. Individuals in the sponsor a child in the community.

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