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51		HOMEWOOD, IL
52		CHICAGO, IL
53		ORLAND PARK, IL
54		Chicago, IL
55		Chicago, IL
56		LYNCHBURG, VA
57		CHICAGO, IL
58		EAST ST LOUIS, IL
59		SPRINGFIELD, IL
60		NORMAL, IL
61		CARTERVILLE, IL
62		HILLSDALE, MI
63		WATERFORD, MI
64		WESTLAND, MI
65		Grand Rapids, MI
66		ANN ARBOR, MI
67		West Bloomfield, MI
68		Southfield, MI
69		MILWAUKEE, WI
70		Edgerton, WI
71		MANITOWOC, WI
72		MANNING, IA
73		GREEN BAY, WI
74		Saint Paul, MN
75		Fargo, ND
76		WINONA, MN
77		Bloomington, MN
78		ST PAUL, MN
79		WASHINGTON, DC
80		Minneapolis, MN
81		AMES, IA
82		ADEL, IA
83		Glenwood, IA
84		Chicago, IL
85		Turtle Lake, ND
86		GRAND FORKS, ND
87		BETTENDORF, IA
88		MANAKINSABOT, VA
89		LIVONIA, MI
90		Champaign, IL
91		Mission, SD
92		CLEAR LAKE, SD
93		Harvey, IL
94		OKEMOS, MI
95		WASHINGTON, DC
96		HILLSDALE, MI
97		CHICAGO, IL
98		Newark, IL
99		Oak Park, MI
100		MCLEAN, VA

PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE, COORDINATED SERVICES TO FAMILIES IN WHICH DOMESTIC EXISTS WITHOUT IMPOSING ANY ONE SOLUTION

ELIMINATE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE CHICAGO COMMUNITY

PREVENTION OF DOMESTIC ABUSE

is a national, non-profit organization committed to reducing substance abuse and co-occurring mental health problems through effective and efficient treatment programs.

The is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation dedicated to providing housing-related assistance to victims and their families in disaster situations affecting the United States of America and its territories.

The Corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, scientific and educational purposes within the meaning Section 501(c)(3) the Internal Revenue Code or the corresponding provision any future federal tax law (the "Code") , including but not limited to providing academic scholarships and micro-community grants, promoting financial literacy, providing relief to disaster victims and coordinating efforts with other union-supported charities, primarily in Virginia. Subject to the limitations set forth below, the Corporation may conduct any or all lawful affairs, not required to be stated specifically in these Articles, for which corporations may be incorporated under the Virginia Nonstock Corporation Act.

SECURE AND MAINTAIN THE HUMAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS OF AMERICANS OF ANCESTRY AND OTHERS VICTIMIZED BY INJUSTICE.

PROVIDES 24 HOUR CRISIS INTERVENTION AND SUPPORT SERVICES WHILE ASSISTING PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY TO STRENGHTEN THEIR COPING SKILLS IN AN ATTEMPT TO IMPROVE THEIR EMOTIONAL STATE AND QUALITY OF LIFE.

TO END SEXUAL ASSAULT VIOLENCE AND TO ALLEVIATE THE SUFFERING OF SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIMS.

MAKE GRANTS TO IMPROVE APPREHENSION OF CRIMINALS.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO CHILDREN SUBJECTED TO CHILD ABUSE, NEGLECT OR ABANDONMENT.

TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY HOUSING FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC AND THEIR DEPENDENT CHILDREN IN THE AREA. OTHER SERVICES INCLUDE PEER SUPPORT, COUNSELING, ADVOCACY, 24-HOUR HOTLINE,

WAS FORMED TO SUPPORT A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SAFE . MOST OF THEIR ANNUAL ALLOWANCE FOR CHARITABLE GIVING GOES TO "HAVEN", A SAFE FOR

THE MISSION OF THE (SJJS) RESIDENTAL TREATMENT PROGRAMS IS TO REHABILITATE CHRONICALLY DELINQUENT YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS. OUR SIX SPECIALIZED TREATMENT PROGRAMS PROVIDE LONG-TERM THERAPEUTIC TO MEET THE NEEDS OF CHRONIC OFFENDERS, SUBSTANCE ABUSERS, SEX OFFENDERS, VIOLENT OFFENDERS AND DELINQUENT YOUTH WITH SPECIALIZED LEARNING NEEDS (COGNITIVE DEFICITS) AND DELINQUENT YOUTH WITH SEVERE EMOTIONAL DISTURBANCES.

provides humanitarian aid to victims of poverty

THE CENTERPIECE PROGRAM PROVIDES SHORT-TERM FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO AND COMIC EMPLOYEES, INCLUDING BOOKSTORE AND COMIC SHOP OWNERS/OPERATORS, BOOKSELLERS, BUYERS, AND FORMER BORDERS EMPLOYEES AND THEIR IMMEDIATE FAMILIES WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED FINANCIAL NEED ARISING FROM SEVERE HARDSHIP AND/OR EMERGENCY CIRCUMSTANCES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DISASTER RELIEF, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SERIOUS MEDICAL CONDITION, OR LOSS OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME SUCH AS DIVORCE OR SEPARATION, DEATH OF AN EMPLOYEE OR IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER. ADDITIONALLY, THE MADE AVAILABLE OTHER TOOLS TO HELP AFFECTED EMPLOYEES AND OWNERS BETTER MANAGE WITH ONGOING FINANCIAL CHALLENGES. THESE TOOLS INCLUDE HEALTH CARE RESOURCES DIRECTORIES, BUDGET PLANNING GUIDES AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TOOLS.

A COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS PROGRAM THAT IS SERIOUS ABOUT REBUILDING FAMILIES. THE PROGRAM MAKES THERAPEUTIC COUNSELING ACCESSIBLE AND AFFORDABLE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD SETTING. WE PROVIDE OUR CLIENTS WITH INDIVIDUAL, MARRIAGE AND FAMILY COUNSELING.

TO PROVIDE THE COMMUNITY WITH A VARIETY ACTIVITIES, EXCHANGE EVENTS, HEALTH PROMOTING PROGRAMS, EDUCATION AND COUNSELING SERVICES ARE DESIGNED TO PROMOTE QUALITY LIFE.

IS COMMITTED TO CHANGING LIVES, FOR GOOD. OUR FAMILY OF SERVICES HELPS RESTORE THE HEALTH PRODUCTIVITY OF INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS WORKPLACES LEADING TO AN IMPROVED QUALITY OF LIFE FOR OUR ENTIRE COMMUNITY. FOR MORE THAN 60 YEARS, PROGRAMS HAVE PROVIDED THE MOTIVATION MEANS FOR THOSE LOOKING TO TAKE THE FIRST STEP TOWARD REGAINING STABILITY. HEADQUARTERED IN SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN, HAS ESTABLISHED A PRODUCTIVE COLLABORATIVE RELATIONSHIP WITH LEADING BUSINESSES, FUNDERS, COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

provides emergency services for people in need, including food, clothing, shelter, essential services, crisis intervention, referral services to other agencies, advocacy services and other social services.

EXPENSES WERE INCURRED TO PROMOTE USE OF THE HOTLINE AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATION TO STUDENTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC

MRHC) IS A LICENSED CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITAL THAT PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING SERVICES FOR THE , IA AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES: ACUTE AND SKILLED CARE, EMERGENCY CARE, OUTPATIENT SPECIALTY CLINICS, NURSING HOME CARE, SURGERY, ANCILLARY SERVICES (I.E. - LABORATORY AND RADIOLOGY), FAMILY PRACTICE PHYSICIAN SERVICES AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT. MRHC HAS 17 LICENSED SWING-BEDS USED FOR ACUTE AND SKILLED CARE, 16 LICENSED, PARTIAL-RESIDENTIAL, SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT BEDS (UNDER THE RECOVERY - A DISTINCT PART UNIT). ALL THE MRHC ACTIVITIES ARE PROVIDED BY LICENSED PROFESSIONALS AS REQUIRED BY THE REGULATIONS GOVERNING A HOSPITAL.

IS A NONPROFIT CORPORATION WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO FAMILIES AND THOSE WHO ARE VICTIMS OF POVERTY. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FOOD AND BASIC HEALTH AND HYGIENE ITEMS ESSENTIAL TO THOSE THEY SERVE.

To organize and advance solutions to neighborhood problems and concerns, help area residents with crime prevention and clean and improve the neighborhood.

Our mission is to provide intervention, advocacy, counseling education to all victims affected by sexual domestic violence to provide prevention programs to create a society free personal .

CREATING A SAFER COMMUNITY BY ELIMINATING SEXUAL AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

The mission of the Assn is to maintain an active role in reducing and preventing in the community. Our efforts are carried through education, volunteerism and community partnerships,

INTERDISCIPLINARY ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO ADVANCEMENT PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS AND PRACTICES IN SEX OFFENDER . SPONSORS EDUCATION PROGRAMS PROFESSIONALS COUNSELING AND TREATING .

DC SAFE ( ) ENSURES THE SAFETY SELF-DETERMINATION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE WASHINGTON, DC AREA THROUGH EMERGENCY SERVICES, COURT ADVOCACY SYSTEM REFORM.

development and crime prevention

ASSIST RAPE and DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS

TO RESPOND TO ADVOCATE FOR VICTIMS/SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC ABUSE, SEXUAL ASSUALT, DATING VIOLENCE, STALKING HOMELESSNESS.

Prevention of in our community. We provide support for programs to educate and serve at risk families in our community.

PSYCHOTERAPY AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE HELP

The Association has a 9 member board that represents several communities in the area. It was organized in 1947 for the sole purpose of building a in the . Construction was completed in 1952, with additions in 1963 and 1969. The grounds, building, and clinic across the street is owned by the . The board is financially responsible for maintenance and upkeep of the buildings and grounds. The (A CriticalAccess Level V designated trauma facility with 24 beds and 24 hour emergency room capabilities)and clinic (NCHC) are leased by the current tenants. The 9 member board meets on a monthly basis to keep abreast of the operation and needs and works with the maintenance staff, professionals, and administration to keep the facility viable and safe.The next closest facility is 60 miles away which makes it vitally important to be able to serve the people of our area. It is imperative that the facility is

SERVICES

TO AID EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS IN NEPAL

TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT DISEASE OF ADDICTION IN COMMUNITY, HELP PREVENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND RELAPSES FOR YOUNG ADULTS IN RECOVERY AND PROVIDE RESOURCES TO EXISTING SUBSTANCE ABUSE PROGRAMS AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRAMS.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES SO THEY CAN OBTAIN CHRIST-CENTERED, PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT, THERAPY AND OTHER SERVICES NECESSARY OVERCOME AND PREVENT ADDICTIVE OR DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIORS, INCLUDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE, AND OTHER TRAUMA-RELATED CONDITIONS AND ISSUES FOR THE PURPOSE OF RESTORING INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

SELLING DONATED USED TO PROVIDE FOR VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND , LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY. ALSO PROVIDING EMPLOYMENT AS A RESTART FOR WOMEN WITH A HISTORY OF HOMELESSNESS, ABUSE, OR INCARCERATION.

To provide shelter, safety, and advocacy for individuals victimized by violence.

Raise funds for cancer research assist cancer victims

Monthly mobile food box services, food pantry on wheels, summer meals on wheels domestic violence resource, workforce economic development programs community outreach

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

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE THE COMMON INTERESTS OF INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES DEDICATED TO MAKING THE INTERNET SAFER AND CRIME FREE BY SERVING AS THE UNIFIED VOICE ADVOCATING AGAINST INTERNET CRIME ON BEHALF OF ITS ASSOCIATES.

TO ADVOCATE FOR THE BEST INTEREST OF ABUSED AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN THAT ARE UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF PROBATE COURT THROUGH THE SERVICES OF SPECIALLY TRAINED COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS.

THE ORGANIZATION IS ENGAGED IN PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO VICTIMS OF DISASTERS OR THOSE IN EMERGENCY HARDSHIP SITUATIONS. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR CERTAIN RELATED EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.

is a /placement organization dedicated to the , rehabilitation and careful rehoming of neglected, lost, surrendered or otherwise homeless cats in the United States. This organization offers low-cost spay/neuter and vaccination services to low-income families and other organizations. They also educate the public about general cat and dog care at home and about basic medical care for these animals

Our mission is to serve as a vocal advocate for the hungry and displaced. It is an outlet for young women who have undergone physical, mental, or sexual abuse. We also provide youth development and leadership outreach.

NMNW) IS AN INTERNATIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO END SEXUAL AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN GLOBALLY.

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