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101		Custer, SD
102		OKEMOS, MI
103		Lafayette, IN
104		BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI
105		Mechanicsburg, PA
106		BERLIN, MD
107		HASTINGS, NE
108		SCOTTSBLUFF, NE
109		AUBURN, NE
110		WASHINGTON, DC
111		DES MOINES, IA
112		FARMINGTON HILLS, MI
113		Oakbrook, IL
114		ALVADA, OH
115		West Columbia, SC
116		MADISON, WI
117		ALEXANDRIA, VA
118		BETHESDA, MD
119		COLUMBIA, MD
120		WASHINGTON, DC
121		CHARLEROI, PA
122		PETERSBURG, VA
123		LINCOLNTON, NC
124		WASHINGTON, DC
125		FRANKFORT, KY
126		CUMBERLAND, MD
127		WASHINGTON, DC
128		ABINGDON, VA
129		Leesburg, VA
130		ALEXANDRIA, VA
131		RICHMOND, VA
132		LEESBURG, VA
133		Akron, OH
134		SPENCER, NC
135		Asheboro, NC
136		ASHEVILLE, NC
137		Wake Forest, NC
138		Winston Salem, NC
139		Charlotte, NC
140		Asheville, NC
141		Wheaton, IL
142		FAYETTEVILLE, NC
143		DURHAM, NC
144		N CHARLESTON, SC
145		FAIR PLAY, SC
146		CATAWBA, SC
147		MONROE, NC
148		SEVERNA PARK, MD
149		LOUISVILLE, KY
150		GLASGOW, KY

Provide emergency shelter for victims of violence.

assists economically disadvantaged children and families by contributing to diverse programs Providing shelters for abandoned abused or neglected children providing school meals improving school and housing infrastructure rehabilitating ma

is dedicated to the prevention of impaired driving due to the use of alcohol and drugs. Through the support of our members and associated partners we intend to stimulate public awareness of the dangers of impaired driving, educate the public about impaired driving and alternatives, provide educational and emotional support to victims and families of impaired driving during the judicial and crash recovery processes and support law enforcement agencies.

SOME OF OUR MOST SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES FOR 2021 WERE T.R.U.T.H. YOUTH COALITION - ANTI-SUBSTANCE ABUSE CAMPAIGNS, MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS AND COMMUNITY SERVICE THE SUCCESS CODE SERIES WHICH FEATURES A COMBINED INITIATIVE THAT INCORPORATES A TOTAL EDUCATIONAL PROCESS TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PREPAREDNESS, JOB READINESS AND EARLY LIFE SUCCESS.

TO ERADICATE HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES SUFFERED BY ETHNIC MINORITIES IN BURMA AND TO PROMOTE JUSTICE, EQUALITY AND PEACE FOR THE PEOPLE.

TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF BRAIN TRAUMA RESEARCH

TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS THAT ASSIST ABUSED AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN ANDPROMOTE FRATERNITY AMONG MEMBERS

IS A LICENSED 182-BED HOSPITAL WHICH IS A REFERRAL AND A LEVEL II TRAUMA . THE HOSPITAL PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE AND ADVANCED CARE TO PEOPLE OF WESTERN NEBRASKA AND SURROUNDING PORTIONS OF SOUTH DAKOTA, WYOMING AND COLORADO.

ASSISTANCE TO DOMESTIC and SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIMS

TO PROTECT OUR SHARED HERITAGE AND GLOBAL SECURITY, IS LEADING INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN AGAINST CULTURAL RACKETEERING, ILLICIT TRADE IN ANCIENT ART AND ARTIFACTS. WE CHAMPION BETTER LAW AND POLICY, FOSTER DIPLOMATIC COOPERATION, AND ADVANCE PROVEN SOLUTIONS WITH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PARTNERS WORLDWIDE. WE ARE WORKING TOWARDS A FUTURE WHEN PAST IS PRESERVED FOR NEXT GENERATION, NOT LOOTED, SMUGGLED, AND SOLD TO FINANCE CRIME, CONFLICT, AND TERROR.

TO END DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT IN IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEE COMMUNITITES.

TO PROVIDE FOSTER CARE, ADOPTION AND MENTORING SERVICES TO ABUSED, NEGLECTED AND AT-RISK CHILDREN.

The provides charitable giving to qualifying nonprofit organizations both domestic overseas. Organizations that are supported include those that assist victims of disasters, advance education, support public health, support the underserved advance religion.

TO PROVIDE OPIATE ADDICTION AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE RECOVERY SERVICES.

We raise funds by selling donated goods. These funds benefit animal welfare efforts including the issuance of grants to 501c3 non-profit organizations engaged in the rescue of animals from abuse, abandonment and neglect in South Carolina. We also assist financially in situations where animals need veterinary care. We educate the public on animal welfare issues and encourage spay/neuter, vaccinations and proper health care.

TO PREVENT CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT, STRENGTHEN FAMILIES, AND PROMOTE HEALING OF THOSE AFFECTED BY ABUSE, THROUGH THE PROVISION OF CULTURALLY COMPETENT AND DIVERSE PROFESSIONAL, VOLUNTEER AND PEER SERVICES.

EMPOWERS WOMEN AND CHILDREN ESCAPING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BY PROVIDING SAFE, SHORT-TERM HOUSING AND TRAUMA-INFORMED SERVICES.

IS A COMMUNITY-BASED SERVING MONTGOMERY COUNTY AND THE SURROUNDING AREA SINCE 1943. WE ARE A NOT-FOR-PROFIT HEALTHCARE PROVIDER GUIDED BY THE NEEDS OF OUR PATIENTS AND COMMUNITY. ON JUNE 30, 2009, BECAME A MEMBER OF JOHNS HOPKINS MEDICINE. THE DESIGNATED TRAUMA CENTER FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY, IS AFFILIATED WITH MANY LOCAL HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH. IT IS COMMITTED TO CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT AND APPROPRIATE USE OF RESOURCES, AND CREATES AN ENVIRONMENT THAT ENCOURAGES THE SUCCESS AND FULFILLMENT OF OUR PHYSICIANS, STAFF, AND VOLUNTEERS. WILL SET THE STANDARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN HEALTHCARE IN THE WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN REGION. THROUGH OUR AFFILIATIONS, WE ASPIRE TO PROVIDE WORLD-CLASS PATIENT CARE, TECHNOLOGY, AND CLINICAL RESEARCH.

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WE IMPROVE THE LIVES OF RUNAWAY, HOMELESS, ABUSED, AND NEGLECTED AT-RISK YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES.

SPHS C.A.R.E. , BUILDING ON MORE THAN 50 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, PROVIDES A UNIQUE CONTINUUM OF QUALITY, RECOVERY BASED, TRAUMA INFORMED, INTEGRATED SERVICES INCLUDING: EDUCATION, INTERVENTION, CASE MANAGEMENT, TREATMENT, AFTERCARE AND REFERRALS TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN WASHINGTON, BUTLER AND GREENE COUNTIES.

INC. PROVIDES EMERGENCY FOOD, FUEL AND SHELTER TO TRANSIENTS AND HOMELESS FAMILIES OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

LICENSED CLINICAL PRACTICE OFFERING CHRIST-CENTERED SERVICES

OUR WORK APPLIES A FRAMEWORK FOR IDENTIFYING SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, CULTURAL, POLITICAL, AND LEGAL FACTORS THAT HAVE CRITICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY VIOLENCE, OPPRESSION, SUBORDINATION, AND DISCRIMINATION. WE LEVERAGE OUR EXPERTISE TO EXPAND COMMUNITY ACTIVISM,. DEEPEN COMMUNITY AWARENESS SURROUNDING POVERTY CAUSED BY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ADDRESS SYSTEM GAPS BY PROMOTING SOUND AND EFFECTIVE PUBLIC POLICY INITIATIVES.

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN NURSING.

CHRISTIAN BASED SERVICES.

TO ASSIST CHRISTIANS WHO ARE VICTIMS OF PERSECUTION AND DISCRIMINATION, CALLING UPON CHRISTIANS AND OTHER RELIGIOUS FAITHS TO PROVIDE SUCH SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO THOSE WHO SUFFER FROM PERSECUTION AND DISCRIMINATION BECAUSE OF THEIR RELIGIOUS FAITH, AND TO COME TO THEIR AID TO SECURE THEIR RIGHT OF FREE PRACTICE OF RELIGION, WHILE PROMOTING RELIGIOUS FREEDOM AS A FUNDAMENTAL HUMAN RIGHT OF ALL PEOPLE.

TO PROVIDE MENTAL HEALTH, INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE .

to and rehabilitate abused horses

NADCP SEEKS TO REDUCE SUBSTANCE ABUSE, CRIME AND RECIDIVISM BY PROMOTING AND ADVOCATING FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND FUNDING COURTS AND PROVIDING FOR COLLECTION AND DISSEMINATION INFORMATION, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND MUTUAL SUPPORT TO MEMBERS.

IS A RESIDENTIAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ORGANIZATION SERVING CHILDREN 11-18 WHO SUFFER FROM SEVERE MENTAL HEALTH AND/OR SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS. WE UTILIZE A TRAUMA-FOCUSED TREATMENT MODEL THAT USES CUTTING-EDGE, EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT INTERVENTIONS. FOUNDED IN 1855, WE SERVE MORE THAN 110 CHILDREN ANNUALLY. IN ADDITION TO PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT SEERVICES, WE EDUCATE OUR CHILDREN TO HELP THEM UNDERSTAND THEIR DISORDERS, HOW IT IMPACTS THEM AND HOW TO MANAGE THEM SO THAT THEY CAN LIVE HEALTHY AND PRODUCTIVE LIVES.

cares for orphans in and from the country of Haiti, preventing the otherwise likely outcome of an early death due to malnutrition or disease and /or a life of prostitution or crime.

To help our clients recover from incarceration homelessness, while providing programming that will empower individuals to become employed, have a bridge out of poverty, become self sufficient overcome substance abuse, domestic violence, sex trafficking.

THE PURPOSE THE , . IS TO HELP EMPOWER VICTIMS RAPE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, INCEST AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TAKE BACK THEIR LIVES.

The mission of the , . is to serve people who have been affected by abuse. In addition, the organization works to eliminate abuse in the community it serves.

OUR MISSION IS TO WORK WITH OUR COMMUNITY TO ELIMINATE ABUSE AND FEAR BY PROVIDING SAFETY, SHELTER, AND SUPPORT FOR THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN VICTIMIZED BY DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

Establish equip and provide ongoing biblically based and Christ centered churches sponsoring life crises ministry support groups

To coordinate the development and operations of an integrated for Forsyth County and Northwest North Carolina.

To provide intensive outpatient treatment alcohol and substance abuse.

Research on positive childhood experiences (PCEs) (literature review / planning / preliminary research): Early stages of a major research project on PCEs as a buffer to childhood trauma. 27% of overall staff time.

From crisis to independence, providing complete care for and their families working to break the ties generational poverty and abuse through family modeling and education.

YOUTH SERVICES AND PREVENTION CHILD ABUSE; GUARDIAN AD LITEM SERVICES; SCHOLARSHIPS

GRANTS ARE GIVEN TO CENTER IN INC TO WORK WITH FAMILIES IN WHICH OR NEGLECT HAS BEEN SUBSTANTIATED OR IS SUSPECTED OR WHEN FAMILIES ARE AT RISK.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDED SERVICE FOR CHILDREN UNDER SOCIAL SERVICES AND THE STATE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES FINANCE COMMISSION. THESE SERVICE INCLUDE: RESIDENTIAL SERVICES, FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICES, EMERGENCY SHELTER FOR ABUSED AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILY COUNSELING, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, CAREER, AND INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS SERVICES. DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED 9/30/17, THE CAROLINA YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER PROVIDED SERVICES TO CHILDREN AND FAMILIES THROUGH ITS THREE RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS AND FOUR NON-RESIDENTIAL SERVICE PREVENTION PROGRAMS. TOTAL EXPENSES FOR THESE SERVICES WERE $2,555,350.

TO REACH THE JAMAICAN PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY THE CHILDREN AND YOUTH WHO ARE ORPHANED, ABANDONED, NEGLECTED, AND ABUSED, THROUGH PROVIDING A CHILDRENS HOME WHERE WE CAN LOVE AND TEACH THEM BIBLICAL PRINCIPLES.

Topreventthesuffering,neglect,abuseofcompanionanimalsinChesterCounty,SC.;helpinganimalsabandonedinlocalsheltersbyprovidingasafehavenandveterinarycareuntiladoptersarefound;educatingthepublicabouttheimportanceofspay neuteringandprovidinglowcostspay neuteringforcountyresidentswhohavefinancialneed;providingfinancialassistanceforlowincomecountyresidentswhentheirpetshaveanemergencyhealthcrisis.

TO PROMOTE, ASSIST, AND GIVE RECOGNITION TO THE ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS OF INDIVIDUAL CITIZENS AND CITIZEN GROUPS IN PREVENTING OR ASSISTING THE VICTIMS OF CRIMES.

TO PROMOTE THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN MYSTERY WRITERS.

THE WAS FORMED SOLELY TO (A) ORGANIZE AND PRESENT MUSICAL FUNDRAISING EVENTS SOLICITATION OF CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS; (B) RECEIVE, MANAGE, UTILIZE AND INVEST SAID CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS; AND (C) DISTRIBUTE THE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS, INCLUDING ANY INCOME RELATED THERETO, TO CERTAIN ORGANIZATIONS QUALIFIED UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE THAT EITHER (1) FUND OR PERFORM RESEARCH TO ERADICATE SERIOUS ILLNESSES THAT AFFECT CHILDREN OR (2) AID CHILD VICTIMS SUFFERING FROM SERIOUS ILLNESSES, AS WELL AS THEIR FAMILIES.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES POOR, DISTRESSED, AND OR UNDERPRIVILEGED CITIZENS OF GLASGOW AND BARREN COUNTY, KENTUCKY. ORGANIZATION IS SUPPORTED PRIMARILY THROUGH DONOR CONTRIBUTIONS, GRANTS, AND UNITED WAY. ORGANIZATION PROVIDES: ASSISTANCE CHILDREN UNDER 21 WHO ARE PHYSICALLY AND/OR MENTALLY IMPAIRED WITH CLOTHING, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, FOOD, MEDICAL, HOUSING AND UTILITIES; EDUCATIONAL NEEDS CHILDREN SUCH AS SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND CLOTHING; FOOD (VOUCHERS LOCAL STORES AND ON-SITE FOOD PANTRY); HOUSING (ASSISTANCE RENT, RENT DEPOSITS AND MORTGAGE PAYMENTS); HELP IN PURCHASE OF MAINTENANCE MEDICATIONS; PERSONAL HYGIENE PRODUCTS (SOAP, SHAMPOO, DEODORANT, ETC...); SHELTER (DISASTER, HOMELESS, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AND TRANSIENTS); TRANSPORTATION (TRANSIENTS AND MEDICAL); ELECTRICITY AND WATER UTILITIES.

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