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51		Santa Teresa, NM
52		Nashville, TN
53		AUSTIN, TX
54		PORTLAND, OR
55		SAN DIEGO, CA
56		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
57		LYNDEN, WA
58		ORLANDO, FL
59		Oakland, CA
60		LONG BEACH, CA
61		clearwater, FL
62		Auburn, WA
63		SAINT LOUIS, MO
64		Eureka, MO
65		Houston, MO
66		MISSION, KS
67		HOUSTON, TX
68		Sunset Beach, CA
69		JUNEAU, AK
70		TULLAHOMA, TN
71		BELLEVUE, WA
72		Portland, OR
73		Littleton, CO
74		PATEROS, WA
75		LOS ANGELES, CA
76		San Francisco, CA
77		KENEDY, TX
78		SCHERTZ, TX
79		PONTE VEDRA BEACH, FL
80		Villa Park, CA
81		STATESBORO, GA
82		MACON, GA
83		ENGLEWOOD, FL
84		GAINESVILLE, FL
85		Sun City Center, FL
86		ORLANDO, FL
87		WINTER HAVEN, FL
88		TAMPA, FL
89		HOUSTON, TX
90		NASHVILLE, TN
91		CHATTANOOGA, TN
92		FLORENCE, AL
93		Jackson, MS
94		BILOXI, MS
95		Scotts Valley, CA
96		Chico, CA
97		Little Rock, AR
98		LITTLE ROCK, AR
99		Arkadelphia, AR
100		HOUSTON, TX

Promote business development in the region.

Evaluation and counseling or training to more than 100 individuals and more than 10 organizations to assist with challenges in spiritual and business development.

PERSONAL, PROFESSIONAL, AND DEVELOPMENT OF ALL .

To develop as a vibrant, creative, equitable, and sustainable commercial district serving residents, businesses and visitors. AMS follows the 4 point approach to neighborhood revitalization: Business Development, Promotions, Design and Organization.

PSEA IS THE UNITED VOICE REPRESENTING THE OFFICE, TECHNICAL, BUSINESS SERVICES, PARAPROFESSIONAL AND OPERATIONS SUPPORT SERVICES STAFF OF THE UNIFED DISTRICT.

assists refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants from all nations to achieve self-reliance in our community, and economic empowerment. We have programs that span both capacity building and customized service and advocacy.

EXISTS TO HELP SUPPORT FINANCIALLY AND OFFER ACCOUNTABILITY TO YOUTH WITH A MISSION (YWAM) INDORE INDIA MINISTRY SO THEY CAN ACCOMPLISH THEIR VISION OF COMMUNAL TRANSFORMATION THROUGH THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROJECT (CDP), COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT AND CAPACITY BUILDING PROJECT (CFCT), AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS.DONATIONS RECEIVED, LESS 1%, GO TO YWAM INDIA INTL EARMARKED FOR YWAM INDORE. ANY DESIGNATED DONATION IS COMMUNICATED TO THE MINISTRY DIRECTOR OF YWAM INDORE AND USED IN THEIR BEST ABILITY FOR THE INTENDED PROJECT. WE RECEIVE A YEARLY REPORT FROM THE CHIEF FUNCTIONARY YWAM INTL. IT IS ALSO OUR GOAL TO HAVE ONE OR MORE MEMBERS OF OUR BOARD VISIT THE MINISTRY IN INDIA IN ORDER TO STRENGTHEN RELATIONSHIPS.

PROVIDE FUNDS TO -MINERAL COUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR MATERIALS, MAINTENANCE, SALARIES, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS, AND OPERATING EXPENSES

provides transformative leadership development, training, and capacity building, and technical assistance to educators and youth service providers to strengthen their capacity to facilitate racial healing and well-being for youth of color and increase equity within youth serving institutions.

TO BUILD THE CAPACITY OF NONPROFITS SO THEY CAN MAKE POSITIVE CHANGE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. TNP PROVIDES NONPROFITS CAPACITY BUILDING RESOURCES AND TOOLS INCLUDING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING, NETWORKING AND COLLABORATION, CONSULTING SERVICES, AND INFORMATION RESOURCES.

Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 16 - Other Expenses Description Amount Client Service Expenses $69697 Offerings $ 0 Due/Contributions $ 780 Disaster Contributions $ 1000 Other Operating Expenses $ 1425 Total $ 72902 Form 990-EZ, Part III - Primary Exempt Purpose inspired by Gospel values, the . , a Catholic lay organization, leads women and men to join together to grow spiritually by offering person-to-person service to those who are needy and suffering in the tradition its founder, Blessed Frederic Ozanam, and patron, . . As a reflection the whole family God, Members, who are known as Vincentians, are drawn from every ethnic and cultural background, age group, and economic level. Vincentians are untied in an international charity by their spirit poverty, humility and sharing, which is nourished by prayer and reflection, mutually supportive gatherings and adherence to a ba

The helps refugees, asylees, and low-income individuals achieve economic self-sufficiency. The accomplishes this by providing business capital and technical assistance. Formed in 2011 and associated with the Diocese of Olympia, NRF is an independent 501(c)3.

Provides funding and capacity building to nonprofit organizations whose programs and services advance the quality of life for Saint City residents

Community Business Development

To provide assistance to individuals in need with USDA Community/Senior Box/Community-donated distribution,homeless prevention (rent, utilities,lodging), transporation, clothing, household and emergency supplies, precriptions, and other assistance, Maintain a trift store for operating expenses.

SUMMARY OF DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES TOTAL GRANTS PAID DURING YEAR EQUALED $800,350 AND WENT TO MANY DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS. TOTAL EXPENSES RELATED TO GRANTS AND PROGRAM RELATED INVESTMENTS TOTALED $37,389.79 THIS AMOUNT INCLUDES $10,986.23 IN PROFESSIONAL FEES, $26,596.60 IN CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION FEES, AND $106.96 IN MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES. ALLOCATION BETWEEN INVESTMENT and CHARITABLE PURPOSE IS BASED ON APPROXIMATE TIME SPENT ON GRANTS and PROGRAM INVESTMENTS. IF NO ALLOCATION IS POSSIBLE, EXPENSES ARE SPLIT 15% TO INVESTMENTS AND 85% TO GRANT COSTS.

TO DELIVER PRIMARY CARE, TRAUMA CARE, AND PSYCHO-SOCIAL SUPPORT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES.2. TO SUPPORT HEALTH FACILITIES WITH MEDICINE, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, AND OPERATING EXPENSES.3. TO TRAIN, DEVELOP, AND SUPPORT HUMAN CAPITAL AND MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS CARING FOR VICTIMS OF WAR.4. TO COORDINATE ASSISTANCE FROM PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS TO ENSURE THAT MEDICAL AID REACHES THE GREATEST NUMBER OF SYRIANS IN NEED.5. TO SUPPORT COLLECTION OF HEALTH DATA TO IMPROVE BOTH THE QUALITY, QUANTITY, AND TYES OF HEALTH SERVICES PROVIDED.6. TO ADVOCATE TO THE US GOVERNMENT, INTERNATIONAL BODIES, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC FOR SUPPORT ON BEHALF OF THE VICTIMS OF THE WAR IN SYRIA.7. TO RAISE FUNDS TO PROVIDE MEDICAL AID AND EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE TO SYRIANS IN NEED.

We empower families and communities to be healthy, educated, and reliant." We do this through our programs in Education, Health, Small Business Development, Clean Environment, Emergency Relief, and Volunteerism.

IMPROVING ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN SOUTHEAST ALASKA COMMUNITIES THROUGH INNOVATION, SUSTAINABILITY, CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT AND COLLABORATION. THE CDFI PROVIDES MICRO AND SMALL BUSINESS LOANS TO ELIGIBLE BORROWERS IN THOSE COMMUNITIES.

SMTEC SUPPORTS ENTREPRENEURS BY PROVIDING MENTORING, EDUCATION AND TRAINING, STRATEGIC AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT, AND ASSISTANCE IDENTIFYING SOURCES OF CAPITAL THROUGH VARIOUS PROGRAMS.

TO SUPPORT AFRICAN SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS THROUGH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN ORDER TO CREATE WEALTH AND BUILD UP RESILIENT COMMUNITIES AND ECOSYSTEMS.

TO IMPROVE THE CONDITIONS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY BY Increasing the Capacity and Utilization of DMWESB Construction and Service Contractors

THE DEVELOPS AND HELPS FUND SMALL RESOURCES.

TO COLLABORATE AND PROVIDE COORDINATION AND SERVICES TO THOSE INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, BUSINESSES, AND COMMUNITIES THAT WERE ADVERSELY IMPACTED BY THE 2014 AND 2015 WILDFIRES AND MUDSLIDES ACROSS OKANOGAN COUNTY, WHILE ALSO PLANNING EFFICIENTLY FOR STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS AND ACTIONS TO ENSURE OKANOGAN COUNTY AND ITS COMMUNITIES ARE BETTER PREPARED FOR FUTURE DISASTERS.

is a 501(c)3 non-profit multi-disciplinary media organization devoted to the support of media, sound and performance art. provides residencies, studio space, technical support and public exhibition space for live event

supports a stronger, more effective U.S. movement for reproductive justice by mobilizing new funding and capacity building resources to grassroots organizing and policy change efforts let to empower low income women, women of color, transgender people and (cont on pg 2)

TO SUPPORT, PROMOTE AND IMPROVE ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE AND REDUCE HEALTH DISPARITIES FOR RESIDENTS OF THE KARNES COUNTY REGION OF TEXAS ("COMMUNITY") BY SUPPORTING HEALTHCARE FACILITY DEVELOPMENT AND SERVICE DELIVERY BY KARNES COUNTY DISTRICT D/B/A ("").

TO ORGANIZE AND SUPERVISE THE PLAYING OF VARIOUS SPORTS AS NEEDED UNDER SPECIALIZED RULES AND REGULATIONS, OBTAIN FINANCIAL BACKING FOR THESE PURPOSES, AND TO PROVIDE SUITABLE PLAYING FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT TO CONDUCT AND SUPPORT SAID SPORTS.

PONTE VEDRA BEACH BRANCH LIBRARY CONTRIBUTION WAS TO ASSIST WITH GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES

COMMUNITY SERVICE SUPPORT AND PROGRAMS

TO SECURE AND ADMINISTER MONETARY DONATIONS, GRANTS, AND OTHER FUNDS FROM CONSTITUENTS WITHIN ITS SERVICE DELIVERY AREA TO SUPPORT IN ITS QUEST TO CONTRIBUTE TO ECONOMIC, EDUCATIONAL, AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BY PROVIDING QUALITY TECHNICHAL EDUCATION AND SERVICES, ADULT EDUCATION, CONTINUING EDUCATION, AND CUSTOMIZED BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY WORKFORCE TRAINING TO THE CITIZENS OF THE COMMUNITIES IT SERVES.

OUR PURPOSE IS TO ENHANCE FUNDING SOURCES SO THAT HOME SOUTH GEORGIA CONFERENCE, INC. CAN CARRY OUT AND IMPROVE UPON ITS SERVICE DELIVERY.

CIVIC PROMOTION AND BUSINESS EXPANSION

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PLAN, COORDINATE AND ADVOCATE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COORDINATED SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEM TO SERVE THE NEEDS OF OLDER PERSONS LIVING IN -.

All income from sales donated clothing and items goes to financing scholarships and charitable donations and operating expenses

The mission is to develop and promote enterprises through education, training, loans, investments, and other activities and aggressively promote an atmosphere conducive to their development.

THE FVCDC PROVIDES YOUTH and BUSINESS PROGRAMS, PROVIDE AN AFTER SCHOOL INTENSIVE YOUTH PROGRAM DESIGNED TO DEVELOP SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND ATTITUDES NECESSARY FOR SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCES IN ANY EMPLOYMENT SETTING FOR BOYS AND GIRLS 14-19 YEARS OLD. SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ARE PROVIDED FOR STUDENTS TO CONCENTRATE ON TUTORING AND MENTORING FOR FCAT PREPARATION WHO ARE ENGAGED TO EARN A GRADUATE EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA IN THE NEAR FUTURE. A NURSERY AND LAWN MAINTENANCE PUBLIC SERVICE IS OFFERED THAT PROVIDES AFFORDABLE LANDSCAPING AND IRRIGATION SERVICES, JOB SKILLS , AND MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR RESIDENTS OF THE . THE FVCDC PROVIDES ADULT COMPUTER CLASSES, A PROGRAM THAT PAINTS AND LANDSCAPES THE HOMES OF SENIORS, AND VETERANS AND A SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM.

TO UPHOLD AND DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE STATE OF FLORIDA, TO ADVANCE THE SCIENCE OF JURISPRUDENCE, EXCELLENCE IN ADVOCACY, AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD. ENCOURAGE COOPERATION AND CAMARADERIE AMONG THE MEMBERS BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MEETINGS AND EVENTS.

PROVIDE OF FINANCIAL AND TECHNICAL SUPPORTS FOR BUILDING AND UPKEEP OF SHELTERS AND SCHOOLS FOR OPHANS AND ABANDONED CHILDREN IN LATIN AMERICAN CONTRIES, INDIA AND AFRICA

PEOPLE WHO HAVE JUST BEEN RELEASED FROM PRISON ARE TYPICALLY STIGMATIZED, OVERLOOKED, AND PIGEONHOLED BY SOCIETY. WHEN THEY WALK INTO , THEY DISCOVER THAT HERE THEY ARE VALUED, HEARD, AND ENCOURAGED. WHILE REDUCTION OF INCARCERATION AND OTHER CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM CONTINUES TO ELUDE THE U.S., SERVES AS PART OF THE SOLUTION. IS SOLELY DEDICATED TO THE SUCCESSFUL NEW BEGINNINGS OF PEOPLE RETURNING TO OUR COMMUNITY AFTER INCARCERATION. NOW IN ITS 43RD YEAR OF SERVICE TO TENNESSEE, PROVIDES REENTRY ASSISTANCE, INCLUDING WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, TO HUNDREDS OF MEN AND WOMEN EACH YEAR. WE PLACE EMPLOYMENT AT THE CORE OF OUR WORK, BECAUSE IT IS THE BEST PREDICTOR OF A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE FOR THE PEOPLE WE SERVE, AND ALL OF OUR PROGRAM SERVICES AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ARE WOVEN TOGETHER TO ENSURE MAXIMAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY. THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE SERVICES AND CONNECT PEOPLE WITH RESOURCES NEEDED TO SUCCES

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE/CONSULTING FOR GRANTEES" INTENTIONALLY SEEKS TO BUILD CAPACITY OF NONPROFITS THROUGH PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN AREAS SUCH AS GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP, AND GENERAL CAPACITY BUILDING. PARTNERED WITH CONSULTANTS TO ACCOMPLISH FOLLOWING FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS: STRATEGIC PLANNING TRAINING AND CONSULTING; LEADERSHIP COACHING, AND DEVELOPMENT AND TRANSLATION OF OUR OWN CURRICULUM TO USE FOR TRAINING ON GOVERNANCE BEST PRACTICES. TO FACILIATE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO GRANTEES, INVESTED IN A PLATFORM WHICH PAIRS PRO BONO PROFESSIONALS WITH NONPROFITS TO PROVIDE FREE SERVICES SUCH AS STRATEGIC PLANNING, MARKETING, AND HR. "

OUR MISSION IS TO REDUCE THE CAUSES AND ADVERSE CONSEQUENCES POVERTY AND TO EMPOWER LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES TO ACHIEVE SELF-SUFFICIENCY THROUGH ADVOCACY, RESOURCE UTILIZATION AND SERVICE DELIVERY.

To provide information, operational assistance and networking opportunities to officers and leaders throughout .

OPERATIONS SUPPORT FOR LOCAL ST VINCENT DEPAUL COMMUNITY CHARITABLE PHARMACY LOCATED ON DIVISION STREET IN LOW INCOME AREA NEIGHBORHOODS OF , MS.

PROVIDES TEACHER CLASSROOM GRANTS FOR CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE IDEAS TO ENRICH CLASSROOM CURRICULUM AND PROGRAM SERVICE SUPPORT FOR EDUCATOR TRAINING CONSULTANTS.

Foster innovationbased business development Provide resources to startups such as workspace computers auxiliary services

Financial and in-kind service support of the Univ of Ark program.

SERVING BLACK-LED AND BLACK-SERVING NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN CENTRAL ARKANSAS THROUGH CAPACITY BUILDING AND BUILDING BLACK COMMUNITIES FUND

continued its conservation forestry management program in 2021 through natural stand management, plantation stand management, hardwood management systems, and unique plant and habitat area management. These conservation forestry objectives result in diverse stands exhibiting both plant and habitat diversity throughout all lands owned and managed by as charitable assets. employs a full-time staff of professional foresters, biologists, and technicians to design, implement, and monitor a comprehensive conservation forestry management program.In 2021, incurred $457,529 in salaries and benefits for professional staff directly related to continuation of its conservation forestry program. Additionally, expenses totaling $292,018 were incurred for contractor services and supplies and operating expenses to accomplish prescribed management treatments for wildlife habitat improvement, stand reforestation and management.

THROUGH ITS CHARITABLE STATUS, THE RESEARCHERS SUPPORTS IN THE FIELD DISEASES, REGENERATIVE MEDICINE, AND CANCER TREATMENT. SPONSORED PROJECTS FOCUS ON THEIR ABILITY TO MOVE BASIC SCIENCE INTO THE PRACTICE MEDICINE. BY KEEPING THE ADMINISTRATIVE OVERHEAD COSTS AT A MINIMUM, VIRTUALLY ALL THE BUDGET GOES INTO BY CONDUCTING THROUGH PARTNERING WITH ESTABLISHED UNIVERSITY LABORATORIES AND ACKNOWLEDGED INSTITUTIONS.

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