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51		STATEN ISLAND, NY
52		CONCORD, NH
53		WELD, ME
54		LAFAYETTE, NJ
55		PROVIDENCE, RI
56		JAMESTOWN, RI
57		GARDEN CITY, NY
58		Cumberland, ME
59		New York, NY
60		BROOKLYN, NY
61		WOODSTOCK, VT
62		NEW YORK, NY
63		KINGSTON, MA
64		EAST SETAUKET, NY
65		NORWALK, CT
66		HIGHLAND PARK, NJ
67		Providence, RI
68		BETHPAGE, NY
69		NORWOOD, MA
70		NEW YORK, NY
71		Hamburg, NY
72		NEW YORK, NY
73		NEW YORK, NY
74		Bel Air, MD
75		WASHINGTON, DC
76		BETHESDA, MD
77		PITTSBURGH, PA
78		OCONTO, WI
79		SOUTHPORT, NC
80		LAKE TOXAWAY, NC
81		Gastonia, NC
82		Mount Airy, MD
83		RICHLAND CENTER, WI
84		FREDERICK, MD
85		BALTIMORE, MD
86		MOLINE, IL
87		MONTICELLO, IL
88		Fishers, IN
89		Black Mountain, NC
90		FUNKSTOWN, MD
91		SILVER SPRING, MD
92		GREENSBORO, NC
93		Columbia, MD
94		Potomac, MD
95		Blue Bell, PA
96		GREEN BAY, WI
97		CAPITOL HGTS, MD
98		PHILADELPHIA, PA
99		LEOLA, PA
100		SHIPPENSBURG, PA

RAISE FUNDS FOR CHARITY

PROMOTION OF BUILDING TRADES

PROMOTE LAND ,PUBLIC ACCESS AND PUBLIC ACQUISITION OF LAND IN THE MOUNTAIN AREA.

PROVIDE YOUTH BASED PROGRAMS COMMITTED TO BUILDING CONFIDENT, RESILIENT, AND COMPASSIONATE TEENAGERS THROUGH SELF DISCOVERY, VOLUNTEERISM OPPORTUNITIES, AND LEADERSHIP HANDS-ON PROGRAMS.

OUR MISSION IS PROVIDE NEW AND QUALITY USED CLOTHING LOW-INCOME OR IN-CRISIS, SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN IN PROVIDENCE COUNTY, RHODE ISLAND, FREE OF CHARGE.

THE RITB FOUNDATION PROVIDES FUNDS TO WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS WITH PROCEEDS GENERATED FROM SPECIAL EVENTS HELD ON RITBA PROPERTIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THE FOUNDATION PARTNERS WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT POSITIVELY IMPACT THE LIVES OF ISLANDERS.

SUPPORTS PRESERVING, PROMOTING AND PROTECTING FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS AGRARIAN SPORTIING LIFE FOCUSING ON SPORT OF MOUNTED HUNTING WITH HOUNDS AND ART OF HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE DRIVING. ACTIVITY INVOLVES USE AND MAINTENANCE OF LAND AS A HABITAT FOR FOX, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF BRIDGES, ROADS, DAMS AND LANDSCAPING AS A COURSE FOR HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE DRIVING. USE OF LAND FOR ACTIVITIES IS PROVIDED AT NO COST TO USERS BUT MAINTENANCE COSTS OF PROPERTY HAVE BEEN SUPPORTED BY EXPENDITURES. ACTIVTY EDUCATES PUBLIC ABOUT AGRARIAN SPORTING LIFE, BY FOSTERING AND ENCOURAGING GOOD RELATIONS BETWEEN RELATED ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING OLD DOMINION HOUND CLUB, OLD DOMINION HOUND PONY CLUB AND PIEDMONT DRIVING CLUB TO PROMOTE AND COORDINATE FOR HUNTS AND DRIVING SHOWS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES TO FORMULATE EDUCATION PROGRAMS, CLINICS IN INTEREST OF FOX HUNTING AND CARRIAGE DRIVING.

Provides a community program for approximately 210 local youth participants ages 8 to 13.

Commitment to providing mission critical support to members of the Law community and their families during time of crisis. Foster a lasting and positive impact

TO INCORPORATE CONCERN FOR THE BASIC NEEDS OF ALL PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY THE MOST DISADVANTAGED AND DISENFRANCHISED, AND FOR THE WELL-BEING AND CONTINUATION OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE; TO PROMOTE JEWISH EDUCATION, HELP DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE GAIN SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND CONTROL OVER THEIR LIVES, AND SUPPORT THE IDEALS THAT STRENGTHEN LOCAL INVOLVEMENT, LEADERSHIP, AND INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT; TO STRENGTHEN THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE JEWISH PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD WITH THEIR RELIGION AND SPIRITUAL HOMELAND, FOSTERING A LOVE FOR JEWISH TRADITION AND THE LAND OF ISRAEL THROUGH EDUCATIONAL AND TORAH-BASED PROGRAMS; TO PROVIDE INFORMATION TO LAY LEADERS, RABBINICAL PERSONS, AND ACTIVISTS CONCERNING THE EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS OF CONNECTING THE JEWISH PEOPLE TO THEIR RICH HERITAGE, CULTURE AND RELIGION.

SUPPORTING PUBLIC CHARITIES

THE CORPORATION IS FORMED PRIMARILY FOR THE PURPOSE OF RESTORING, MAINTAINING AND PRESERVING THE HISTORICALLY AND ARCHITECTURALLY SIGNIFICANT BUILDING LOCATED AT , NEWPORT,RHODE ISLAND

WAS ORGANIZED FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, CREATING A NATURE CENTER, HOSTING AND SPONSORING PROGRAMS TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE NATURAL WORLD AND SUSTAINABLE LIVING AND CONSERVING AND UNDERTAKING RESEARCH ON A PARCEL OF LAND WITH A GLOBALLY RARE ECOSYSTEM AND SIGNIFICANT ECOLOGICAL VALUE.

AIMS TO ENSURE THAT FUTURE GENERATIONS WILL INHERIT TROPICAL FORESTS AND THE WONDER THEY BRING. BUILDING ON THIRTY YEARS OF HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE IN MADAGASCAR, SUPPORTS PROGRAMS THAT SAVE LEMURS, SAFEGUARD NATURE, PLANT NEW RAINFORESTS, AND EDUCATES CHILDREN AND ADULTS ON THE EFFECTS OF GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE.

TO FIND SPECIFIC TREATMENT OPTIONS AND A CURE FOR PATIENTS BY BUILDING A COLLABORATIVE NETWORK OF PATIENTS, FAMILIES, CLINICIANS AND SCIENTISTS THAT WILL WORK TOGETHER TO RAISE AWARENESS AND ACCELERATE THE UNDERSTANDING, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF -LINKED DISEASES.

A nonprofit organization to enhance community relations through charitable, educational, social, and cultural events and activities qualified for exemption under section 501(c)(3) as a charitable organization.

is dedicated to combatting the overlapping crises of climate change, economic inequality and racial injustice through deep coalition building, regional policy development and grassroots organizing.

INSISTS THAT THE DIGNITY, HELATH, WELFARE, AND EVELOPMENT ALL CHILDREN IS PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE TO SOCIETY AS A WHOLE. BELI PROVIDES SUPPORT AND RELIEF TO THE UNDERPRIVILEGED WHO ARE TASKED WITH RAISING CHILDREN AND REQUIRE ASSISTANCE WITH ACCESSING ESSENTIAL ITEMS DURABLE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO DIAPERS, WIPES, CLOTHING, ETC.

The Objective of this shall be to promote communication between parents and teachers and provide the means to support programs and tools that enrich the classroom and curriculum and promote the physical, intellectual and social growth of

BUILD AND SUSTAIN A PIPELINE OF BLACK WOMEN LEADING COMMUNITIES, SYSTEMS AND INSTITUTIONS

To raise awareness and funds for local land conservation

The organization is formed to protect Asian American Pacific Islanders (AAPI) across the US from violent crimes and help the AAPI community fight back against and discrimination.

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To promote and increase philanthropy by building and managing endowments to meet the needs Harford County not-for-profit organizations

SEE PART III, LINE 1.

NATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR PUBLIC HEALTH WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT: WORK TO BUILD THE NATIONAL CONSORTIUM FOR PUBLIC HEALTH WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT. ACTIVITIES INCLUDED CREATING A GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE, REFINING THE PARAMETERS OF THE CONSORTIUM WORK, DEVELOPING A COMMON AGENDA, INITIATING ACTION AMONG RELEVANT STAKEHOLDERS, AND COACHING CONSORTIUM MEMBERS AS THEY SUSTAIN THE COALITION BUILDING WORK.

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO PAY THE NET INCOME TO MERCY OF PORTLAND, MAINE FOR THE CARE OF INDIGENT PERSONS.

DOG SHOWS AND EDUCATION

EMPOWERS COMMUNITIES TO IMPROVE THE WORLD BY MAKING LASTING DIFFERENCES IN THE LIVES CHILDREN. STRIVES TO BE A POSITIVE INFLUENCE WORLDWIDE, SO ALL CHILDREN WILL WAKE UP IN COMMUNITIES THAT BELIEVE IN THEM, NURTURE THEM and PROVIDE THE SUPPORT THEY NEED TO THRIVE

THE IS DEDICATED TO SUSTAINING THE NATURAL ECOSYSTEMS OF THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS THROUGH THE PRESERVATION, CULTIVATION AND DISPLAY OF PLANTS NATIVE TO THE REGION AND BY ADVOCATING FOR THEIR VALUE THROUGH EDUCATION, RESTORATION AND RESEARCH.

The organization was set up to provide relief, education, religious and building efforts via Missionary teams primarily of high school and college students sent from the US to Foreign countries (generally Honduras).

Through responsive and effective leadership, the Western Maryland Chapter of , strives to provide programs and services in its geographic region that inspires participation from its more than 1500 constituents, enhance a future that offers people the opportunity to discover, learn, participate in. enjoy and ultimately embrace the passion of the experience.

TO PROVIDE MONETARY HELP TO PATIENTS IN NEED, FUNDING FOR RESEARCH, EDUCATION TO HELP PREVENT , AND FUNDING TO OUR MEDICAL COMMUNITY FOR DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT AND SERVICES.

WATER TO TABLE/WILLIAMS AQUAPONICS PROJECT -- ACTIVELY BUILDING AQUAPONIC FACILITIES, AS WELL AS ORGANIC FARMING; USED AS TEACHING RESOURCES FOR AG STUDENTS CURRENTLY.

PROVIDES A PRIZE, AWARD OR FELLOWSHIP FOR A LAW STUDENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF LAW WHO SUCCESSFULLY COMPETES IN A WRITING CONTEST OR OTHER COMPETITIVE PROCESS ON A TOPIC THAT WILL ENHANCE AND DEVELOP THE LAW OF PUBLIC INSURANCE ADJUSTING THROUGH SCHOLARLY RESEARCH. THE WRITING COMPETITION IS CONTROLLED AND ADMINISTERED BY THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND SCHOOL OF LAW, THROUGH A COMMITTEE COMPRISED OF FACULTY AND DEANS. THE TAKES NO PART IN THE WRITING COMPETITION REVIEW OR SELECTION PROCESS.

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.

CHRISTIAN GROUP BUILDING HOMES NEEDY

serves as a supporting organization for Museum, . and owns the land, buildings, improvements and some equipment that make up the Museum, . experience.

To administer gifts and funds generated by for tmeporary financial support of in financial need, improving quality of life, and grants to local non-profit organizations.

PROMOTE FIRE SAFETY AND FIRE PREVENTION IN WASHINGTON COUNTY MARYLAND AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITY. FUNDRAISING IS CONDUCTED ON AN ANNUAL BASIS TO FUND THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE.

OUTREACH SYNAGOGUE AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING FOR STUDENTS OF UNIVERSITY OF COLLEGE PARK.

provides basic home furnishings at no cost to qualified families and individuals on path to self-sufficiency. Their clients are transitioning out of homelessness, recovering from a major setback, fleeing abuse or violence, or overcoming severe poverty. In an average year organization furnishes homes of 800 families at no cost, helping a total of 2,200 people, giving out 8,000 pieces of furniture that would have otherwise been destined for landfill. This includes more than 1,000 beds with half going to children ages 4-17.

To improve quality of life of those affected by by promoting advocacy, education, research and excellent healthcare delivery.

was created as a non-profit corporation to support public and educational exhibitions of art, to promote the study, improvement and advancement of the arts, and to foster research of art.The , which includes a museum of contemporary art and outdoor sculptures, is located in Montgomery County, MD, near Washington, DC and provides a contemplative, intimate setting for experiencing works of art, architecture, and nature. Open to the public four days weekly, the museum presents selections from an art collection of significant depth and breadth, as well as monumental outdoor sculptures within its landscape. Admission is free to all visitors and its school program also provides transportation for local students. An active loan program makes its artwork available to museums around the world. The does not accept grant applications.

Grants during the fiscal year ended 6/30/2022 were made on behalf of non-exempt employees and their families who suffered injuries, death, and other hardships.

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

Toproduceandpromotecharitablesocialandeducationalprogrammingrelatedtoyouthempowerment,jobreadiness,academicenrichment,restorativejustice,andhealthandwellnesseducation.Addressingtheneedsofthewholeperson,weattackthefooddesertsbyprovidinghotmealstofamiliesonaweeklybasisintheWashingtonMetropolitanarea.

OPERATION A BUSINESS IN , WHICH IS LOCATED SOUTH WOODLAND AVENUE BETWEEN APPROXIMATELY 39th STREET AND 42nd STREET

PROVIDE A MEMORIAL BUILDING TO HOUSE FIRE EQUIP,CHURCH AND ENTERTAINMENT ROOMS FOR THE COMMUNITY AS A MEMORIAL TO SERVICE PERSONNEL.

THE WAS ORGANIZED IN 1911 WITH THE OBJECTIVE TO DEVELOP THE EDUCATIONAL AND INTEREST ITS MEMBERS AND TO ADVANCE THE WELFARE THE COMMUNITY. INITIALLY THE MET IN HOMES, CHURCHES, THE YMCA OR ANY AVAILABLE SPACE. AT A MEETING IN 1920 A MOTION WAS MADE THAT RECEIPTS FROM A NOVEMBER RUMMAGE SALE BE SET ASIDE AS A BEGINNING A CLUBHOUSE FUND. THE CURRENTLY HAS 61 MEMBERS, MANY WHOM ARE VERY ACTIVE IN THE VARIOUS COMMITTEES THAT MAKE UP THE . THE COURT HOUSE COMMITTEE HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE PRESERVATION AND MAINTENANCE THE COURT HOUSE AND ITS ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS. COURT HOUSE DOCENTS ALSO PROVIDE TOURS DURING THE YEAR WITH AN OPEN HOUSE EACH MONTH FROM MAY THROUGH DECEMBER. PRIVATE TOURS MAY BE ARRANGED BY CONTACTING THE . THE GARDEN COMMITTEE MAINTAINS THE GARDENS AND GROUNDS SURROUNDING THE BUILDING AND ALSO PROVIDES TOURS TO INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS. THERE ARE SIX REGULAR MEETINGS THE DURING THE YEAR - THE

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