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151		GAHANNA, OH
152		JACKSON CENTER, OH
153		WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, OH
154		WASHINGTON, DC
155		Andover, MN
156		WESTERVILLE, OH
157		CINCINNATI, OH
158		Cincinnati, OH
159		SIOUX FALLS, SD
160		COLUMBUS, OH
161		ALBANY, OH
162		ST PAUL, MN
163		LOUDONVILLE, OH
164		BRYAN, OH
165		PAINESVILLE, OH
166		SANDUSKY, OH
167		WOOSTER, OH
168		NORWALK, OH
169		FOREST, OH
170		Cleveland, OH
171		HARROD, OH
172		AKRON, OH
173		AKRON, OH
174		FRANKLIN, IN
175		BOONVILLE, IN
176		BLOOMINGTON, IN
177		FOUNTAINTOWN, IN
178		CARMEL, IN
179		FORT WAYNE, IN
180		Manilla, IN
181		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
182		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
183		BLOOMINGTON, IN
184		FLAT ROCK, IN
185		Chicago, IL
186		Skokie, IL
187		Skokie, IL
188		CHICAGO, IL
189		CHICAGO, IL
190		CHICAGO, IL
191		LAKE ZURICH, IL
192		Morton Grove, IL
193		MOUNT PROSPECT, IL
194		DIXON, IL
195		Golden Valley, MN
196		Omaha, NE
197		LA GRANGE, IL
198		Saint Charles, IL
199		CALEDONIA, IL
200		CHICAGO, IL

WAS FOUNDED IN 1985 AS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO THE EDUCATION OF COLOR GUARDS, DRILL TEAMS, SPONSORS AND DIRECTORS. EVERY TEAM THAT COMPETES IN ANY KIND OF ENDEAVOR THRIVES ON THE DESIRE AND MOTIVATION TO WIN. ALTHOUGH THIS IS IMPORTANT, THE MAJOR GOAL OF COMPETITIONS IS TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN TO ENJOY THEMSELVES, MAKE NEW FRIENDS, AND LEARN THEIR OWN POTENTIALS INDIVIDUALLY AND AS A TEAM.

TO PRESERVE ITEMS FOR THE

WE SHARE A COMMON SPIRIT. SINCE OUR BEGINNING IN 1917, WE HAVE BEEN UNITED IN A SINGLE CAUSE: HELPING THOSE LESS FORTUNATE. WE ARE TACKLING THE TOUGH PROBLEMS LIKE BLINDNESS AND DRUG ABUSE AS WELL AS DIABETES AWARENESS AND FINDING HELP AND TRAINING FOR THE DEAF, DISABLED, UNDERPRIVILEGED AND THE ELDERLY. IN FACT, WHATEVER THE COMMUNITY NEEDS TO MAKE LIFE BETTER, WE ARE THERE TO HELP.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO BE THE LEADING TRADE REPRESENTING THE AND ACCESS SYSTEMS INDUSTRY BY PROVIDING ADVOCACY, EDUCATION AND COLLABORATION TO ADVANCE THE INDUSTRY WITH INCREASED PROFESSIONALISM AND VIBRANT VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP AND STAFF.

Helping needy and their families to pay for food, rent, medical needs, gas for vehicles, assist homeless in special need, give rides to veteran to medical appointment, support local homeless for . Assist State and Local care systems for holiday programs, recitational programs, support other organizations holding seminars and out reach programs. Helping in programs to make sure their quality of life is better, participate in large outdoor activities for in the state and national programs ie: Deer Hunting, Fishing (Summer and Ice), Turkey Hunting, Adaptive Sport Skiing on slopes.

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND OPERATIONAL EXPENSES DEDICATED TO THE PROFESSIONS FIREFIGHTING AND EMS FOR THE BENEFIT FULL-TIME IAFF LOCAL 3480 MEMBERS.

LEADS COLLABORATION, INCUBATES IDEAS AND CATALYZES SOLUTIONS TO CREATE A RESILIENT, SUSTAINABLE REGION FOR ALL. WE DO THIS BY CONVENING MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS TO TACKLE POLICY AND SYSTEMS-LEVEL CHANGES FOCUSED ON HEALTHY PEOPLE, CLIMATE, AND LANDSCAPE.

TO EXPOSE, DEVELOP, ORGANIZE, MARKET AND TRAIN COMMUNITY PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE IN THE TECHNIQUES OF HOW TO EMPLOY THEIR SKILLS TO EMPOWER THEMSELVES AND HELP THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH THEY LIVE

PROVIDES BASIC CLOTHING AND CARE ITEMS FOR INFANTS TO LOW INCOME MOTHERS WHO GET THEIR CHILDREN PREVENTATIVE MEDICAL CARE.

TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SINCERE, HONEST, FORTHRIGHT MEN WHO BELIEVE IN GOD TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE IMPROVEMENT THEIR COMMUNITIES THEMSELVES. FOSTERING FELLOWSHIP: INSPIRING LEADERSHIP: ENHANCING THE COMMUNITY BY EXAMPLE

TO PROVIDE THE COMMUNITY WITH TRAINED PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE DEPARTMENT

ENSURE THE HEALTH AND SAFTEY OF OUR OFFICERS THROUGH SUSTAINING SUPPORT FOR THE DEPARTMENT.

PROVIDE SOCIAL, RECREATIONAL AND BENEFICIAL SERVICES TO OUR MEMBERS, ALONG WITH COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN AMERICANISM PROGRAMS, MOHICAN COMMUNITY FUND, POLICE AND FIRE DEPTS., SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUBS AND OTHERS.

DONATED USED ITEMS SOLDGIVEN TO NEEDY

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO RAISE AWARENESS OF ECONOMIC ISSUES AND INITIATE A PROCESS TO ADDRESS PROBLEMS AND OPPORTUNITIES IMPACTING BUSINESS CONDITIONS.

THE MISSION THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE GOODS SERVICES TO THE NEEDY RESIDENTS , OHIO. SOME THE ITEMS PROVIDED INCLUDE SUCH THINGS AS FOOD, CLOTHING, HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

PROVIDE EMS SERVICES.

TO ENHANCE RESOURCES AND RELATIONSHIPS FOR , NORWALK MEMORIAL HOME, NORTH CENTRAL EMS AND THE CARRIAGE HOUSE.

The purpose of the is to provide funding for the Forest Volunteer Fire Department and the Jackson Forest, Emergency Medical Services Organization. Additionally, funds are used for community improvements, education and youth projects and activities.

Provide assistance to Village employees and public safety

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PROVIDES ORTHODONTIC BRACES TO CHILDREN WITH SEVERE ORTHODONTIC PROBLEMS, WHO ARE GROWING UP IN AN IMPOVERISHED HOUSEHOLD AND HAVE BEEN TURNED DOWN BY MEDICAID OR OTHER GOVERNMENT FUNDED PROGRAMS.

TO RECEIVE GIFTS AND GRANTS MONEY AND PROPERTY EVEN KIND AND TO ADMINISTER THE SAME FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES FOR THE LODGE AND/OR ITS MEMBERS OR THEIR FAMILIES. TO FUTHER THE CAUSE LAW ENFORCEMENT AND JUSTICE AND TO DO ANYTHING NECESSARY OR PROPER FOR THE ACCOMPLISHMENT THESE PURPOSES.

IS A UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES VETERANS SERVICE ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO MENTORING AND SPONSORSHIP OF YOUTH PROGRAMS, ADVOCATING PATRIOTISM AND HONOR, PROMOTING A STRONG NATIONAL SECURITY, AND CONTINUED DEVOTION TO OUR FELLOW SERVICEMEMBERS AND VETERANS.

To provide goods and services to those in need in .

ORGANIZATION IS THE GOVERNMENTAL BUILDING COPORATION HOLDING THE DEBT ON A BUILDING LEASED TO , IN.

The mission of the is to provide , rescue and BLS transport protection services to approximately 8,000 residents in a 55 square mile area in Shelby and Hancock counties of central Indiana.

SUPPORT PUBLIC SAFETY IN HAMILTON COUNTY INDIANA

SEEKS TO ALLEVIATE THE PROBLEMS OF THE HOMELESS BY PROVIDING SHELTER, CARE, ADVOCACY, AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES AS THEY BUILD STRENGTH AND STRIVE TO BECOME INDEPENDENT, PRODUCTIVE MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY.

Disburse funds to not-for-profit organizations for food, shelter, clothing, education, public safety and community involvement.

TO HELP FIGHTERS BE THE BEST THEY CAN BE AT WHAT THEY DO WHILE PROVIDING THEM WITH INFORMATION TO OPERATE SAFELY AND WITHOUT INJURY OR DEATH AT THE SCENE OF AN EMERGENCY.

TO RAISE AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO SUPPORT EFFORTS IN EDUCATING STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS, COMMUNITY EDUCATION PROGRAMS, FINANCIAL LITERACY PROGRAMS, RESEARCH PROJECTS, DEVELOPMENT AND DISASTER RELIEF.

TO ACT AS THE PRIMARY FUNDRAISING SOURCE OF THE ZETA CHAPTER OF PSI IOTA XI, A PHILANTHROPIC SORORITY. NET SALE PROCEEDS, AFTER OPERATING EXPENSES, FROM SALES OF DONATED CLOTHING AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ARE DEDICATED TO HELPING LOCAL CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.

PROVIDING PROTECTION AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY

To provide charter public high school and social services to students who are at risk or dropouts from the traditional public educational systems.

TO BENEFIT AND EMS ORGANIZATION BY OFFERING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND COURSES. THE FOUNDATION ALSO AWARDS AND MANAGES EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, AND SPECIAL PROJECTS.

To provide educational programs.

AN INDEPENDENT CENTER THAT CONDUCTS , EDUCATES COLLABORATES WITH OTHER GROUPS TO ADVOCATE POLICIES IMPACT SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE THE STATUS OF ALL PEOPLE. THE MISSION IS TO PROMOTE SOCIAL JUSTICE CHALLENGE INEQUITIES IN CARE. THE ORGANIZATION DERIVES ITS UNIQUENESS FROM THE DIVERSITY OF ISSUES IT ADDRESSES THE SINGLE-MINDEDNESS OF ITS VISION: AN EQUITABLE CARE SYSTEM WHICH PROVIDES ACCESS TO QUALITY, AFFORDABLE CARE FOR ALL.

SYSTEMS MISSION IS TO IMPROVE THE OF THE INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES IT SERVES.

TO PROVIDE PREMANENT SOLUTIONSTO THE PROBLEMS OF HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY AND CHILDREN.

SUPPORT LAW ENFORCEMENT FAMILIES and COMMUNITY

Charitable fundraising for local community, donate time, talent and money to local events, collective bargain and represent fire department

TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY SERVICES, EDUCATION AND EMPOWERMENT WHICH FOSTER PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THOSE WHO ARE VULNERABLE OR IN CRISIS

TO ENCOURAGE , CHARITABLE, AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AMONG LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS. TO INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY THE LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSION, AND THUS MORE FIRMLY ESTABLISH THE CONFIDENCE THE PUBLIC IN THE SERVICE DEDICATED TO THE PROTECTION LIFE AND PROPERTY.

is a nonpartisan public policy and educational institution that brings conservative and free market ideas to bear on hardest problems facing Minnesota and nation. Through research, op-eds, public forums, legislative testimony, public messaging in a variety media, and a stream publications, we are working to build a Culture Prosperity in Minnesota and nation.

NFFC) is a single purpose non-profit. NFFC provides grants to state wards for items and activities for normal childhood experiences. Examples are athletic fees, equipment and uniforms; camps; music, dance and swimming lessons and senior needs.

THROUGH THE OPERATION OF A UP SCALE THRIFT SHOP, THE PROVIDES FUNDING TO THE CONSTANCE MORRIS HOUSE (CMH), A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTER AND BRANCH OF PILLARS COMMUNITY HEALTH. THE THRIFT SHOP ALSO USES ITS PROFITS TO PURCHASE CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FOR CMH AS NEEDED AND PAYS CERTAIN UTILITY BILLS FOR CMH. CMH IS AN EMERGENCY RESIDENTIAL SHELTER FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN FLEEING FROM FAMILY VIOLENCE. THE SHELTER CAN ACCOMMODATE 25 WOMEN AND CHILDREN AT ANY GIVEN TIME.

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BUILDS SUSTANABLE LOCAL FOOD AND FARM SYSTEMS THROUGH EXPERIMENTAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH RURAL AND URBAN PEOPLE.

ASSIST IN THE CIVIC ADVANCEMENT AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMMUNITIES

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