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1		PORT WASHINGTON, NY
2		Lawrenceville, NJ
3		New Haven, CT
4		NEW YORK, NY
5		Passaic, NJ
6		S Richmond Hl, NY
7		BROOKLYN, NY
8		WOODBRIDGE, NJ
9		WELLFLEET, MA
10		GAITHERSBURG, MD
11		KING OF PRUSSIA, PA
12		Chevy Chase, MD
13		CHARLOTTE, NC
14		Pittsburgh, PA
15		CANONSBURG, PA
16		Ann Arbor, MI
17		Beallsville, MD
18		LOUDONVILLE, OH
19		KEARNEYSVILLE, WV
20		Wshngtn Ct Hs, OH
21		NEGLEY, OH
22		HOUGHTON, MI
23		Minneapolis, MN
24		PRIOR LAKE, MN
25		Iowa City, IA
26		WEST DES MOINES, IA
27		DELAWARE, OH
28		ETTRICK, WI
29		BRISTOL, PA
30		Huntington, WV
31		GERMANTOWN, MD
32		SILVER SPRING, MD
33		BOWIE, MD
34		Gambrills, MD
35		STAFFORD, VA
36		Floyd, VA
37		WILMINGTON, NC
38		Oconomowoc, WI
39		Washington, DC
40		Washington, DC
41		BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI
42		Cincinnati, OH
43		MARRIOTTSVL, MD
44		WARRENVILLE, IL
45		CARMEL, IN
46		Pittsburgh, PA
47		SEVERN, NC
48		Westerville, OH
49		ASHEVILLE, NC
50		Petoskey, MI

primary purpose is to raise funds to be disbursed as grants to other carefully screened not for profit organizations that provide a wide range services to residents . also rents space within its facility at below market rates to non profit organizations,helping them fulfill their missions. In March 2020, initiated and administered COVID-19 Response Fund to make COVID-19 emergency grants for food needs, housing costs and other expenses to existing and faith-based organizations that have strong experience supporting residents.

NJCASA) is the statewide advocacy and capacity building organization in focused specifically on violence. With the significant impacts created by the COVID-19 pandemic, and the issue of violence receiving unprecedented attention from community leaders, policy makers, the media, and the general community, the of role of NJCASA in elevating the voice of violence survivors has never been more vital. NJCASA services include advocacy for survivor-centered policy, training for allied professionals, and support for statewide prevention strategies.

THE ORGANIZATION ENGAGES IN EFFORTS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR CONSTRUCTING, EQUIPPING AND OPERATING A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN ORPHANED OR OTHERWISE RENDERED VULNERABLE BY THE AIDS PANDEMIC IN THE NAMBALE DIVISION OF KENYA, AFRICA.

COVID-19 PROJECT TO FEED HEALTHCARE WORKERS

Provide support for wide spectrum of educational endeavors, especially for adolescents and children. Attempt to support families in need financially. Additionally, provided financial aid through synagogues and to individuals for financial help during pandemic.

GIVE HOMELESS FAMILIES A CHNACE BY PROVIDING NEW AND GENTLY USED CLOTHING AND SHOES,TO FAMILIES FOR INTERVIEWS AND LOOKING RESPECTABLE. PROVIDE CHILDREN NEW SCHOOL BAGS AND CLOTHING SO THEY ARE NOT SINGLED OUT. GENERATED INCOME BY HAVING FUNDRAISERS BUT LIMITED DUE TO COVID 19. NON CASH CONTRIBUTIONS TOTALLING $10,777 OF PERSONAL GOODS INCLUDING NEW AND GENTLY USED CLOTHING..

TO PROTECT COMMUNITIES AND THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE AND WORK IN THEM BY PROVIDING EQUITABLE ACCESS TO THE RESOURCES THEY NEED TO STAY SAFE THROUGH THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO EMPLOYEES OF REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY VENDORS AND TENANTS IN THE NY/NJ/CT TRI-STATE AREA SUFFERING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AS A RESULT OF THE COVID-19 VIRUS PANDEMIC OR OTHER HARDSHIP.

THE IS AN ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO HELPING OUR NEIGHBORS WHO NEED ASSISTANCE WHEN SOME UNEXPECTED EVENT OR PERSONAL DIFFICULTY BRINGS THEM TO A PLACE OF SERIOUS FINANCIAL HARDSHIP. THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DISRUPTIONS BROUGHT ABOUT BY THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC HAVE MADE OUR COMMUNITY PAINFULLY AWARE OF THE VULNERABILITY OF SOME OF OUR NEIGHBORS. BUT EVEN BEYOND THE IMMEDIATE STRESSES CAUSED BY THIS PANDEMIC, THERE ARE ALWAYS THOSE AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS WHO NEED ASSISTANCE.THE PARTNERS WITH SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO PROVIDE AN ADDITIONAL, FLEXIBLE AND CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE OF ASSISTANCE. THE STRENGTHENS THE SAFETY NET THAT SUPPORTS OUR COMMUNITY.

FUND PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO EMPLOYEES AND/OR IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMEBERS WHO HAVE SUFFERED A LOSS OF HOME AND FAMILY AS A RESULT OF NATURAL OR EXTREME CRISIS

DISASTER RELIEF

To meet immediate financial needs to American soldiers, sailors, airmen, women, and marines who are recovering from wounds suffered in service of the nation.

ESTABLISHED AND ADMINISTERS AN EMPLOYEE DISASTER RELIEF / EMERGENCY HARDSHIP FUND TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY FINANCIAL AID TO INTERNATIONAL INC. EMPLOYEES AND THE RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS ASSISTING THEM.

To assist and support High School Choirs; including Chamber , Womens , and Concert through travel experiences that provide students with educational opportunities by performing at national venues and adjudications with renowned music performers and educators. Due to pandemic, April 2020 trip was cancelled. Students were refunded a portion of their trip payments from tour company, which occurred in following tax year, July 1, 2020 - June 30,2021. Due to ongoing pandemic concerns, no trip was planned for April 2021.

HISTORICAL PHOTOGRAPH SHOWS LECTURES (DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS, THESE ACTIVITIES WERE SUSPENDED FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDED APRIL 30, 2021)

We connect scientists with the general public through research, education, and advocacy so that more people can make informed decisions for a healthier life and society. Our volunteer students learn to perform computational research and to lead school clubs to educate other students. In 2021, we initiated vaccine advocacy to bring more people vaccinated against COVID 19. All activities are geared to democratize medical research and to build gene-literate American citizenry.

Install solar PV and renewable energy systems in the Developing World and underserved communities on schools, health clinics and government buildings. Also local non-profit donations due to COVID travel restrictions.

Provided operating assistance to the Ohio during the Covid-19 pandemic restrictions allowing for expanded use of the for movies meetings live productions as the pandemic restrictions continued were relaxed to the benefit of the

ENABLES PLAY TO COMBAT SOCIAL ISOLATION THAT IS AN EPIDEMIC AMONG PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE MEDS AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT RESIDENTS OF . A SPEECH CLINIC -CANCELLED DUE TO COVID -WILL RETURN NEXT YEAR

Conduct fund raising to help support the Middleton Township and EMS Service in our rural community. Due to the pandemic and the fact that we had just started our fund raising, all we provided was the insurance for the building that houses the trucks, $1,660.

PROVIDE A CARING HOMELIKE ENVIRONMENT, WHERE TERMINALLY ILL RESIDENTS MAY LIVE FULLY DURING THEIR FINAL DAYS, FREE FROM PAIN AND SOCIAL ISOLATION.

The believes that we will one day be able to live life without the diseases that now impact 1 of every 6 people-and it starts with funding research. We believe that funding research across a broad spectrum of diseases and conditions is the best hope for reaching our vision of a world without disease. If we cure one disease, we will cure many. In 2020 the continued to increase its investment in supporting the next generation of disease investigators, and honored outstanding scientists and members of the public who are leading the fight to defeat disease. The also began new initiatives to support research on the neurological effects of COVID-19, and to address neurological health disparities.

SUPPORT OF VISION AND HEARING PROGRAMS, NEEDY FAMILIES, LEADER DOG PROGRAMS, DISASTER RELIEF, BOY AND GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS, SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAMS

Sponsor a fall walk/run with thousands of participants raising money to support the public and private schools in the , community. In 2020 this was a vitual event due to Covid concerns.

PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE OF IS TO RAISE AND INVEST FUNDS TO FURTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES OF COMMUNITIES, INC. AND ITS INDIVIDUAL COMMUNITIES AS WELL AS DEERFIELD RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, INC., NORTHWEST SENIOR HOUSING CORPORATION, BARTON CREEK SENIOR LIVING CENTER, INC. AND TARRANT COUNTY SENIOR LIVING CENTER INC. SUCH CHARITABLE PURPOSE INCLUDES BENEVOLENT CARE TO SENIORS AND PROVISIONS TO PROVIDE DISASTER RELIEF AND EMERGENCY HARDSHIP FUNDS TO TEAM MEMBERS WHO ENCOUNTER CIRCUMSTANCES RECOGNIZED BY FEDERAL AND STATE AGENCIES AS QUALIFYING FOR EMERGENCY DISASTER RELIEF.

FUNDING AN ANNUAL TRIP TO ITALY FOR TEAM OHIO OVER EASTER SINCE 2000 NO TRIP SINCE COVID 19 IN 2020

PROVIDE AID TO CAMP WHO HAD A

To stimulate local economy through community activities and display and sale of local art. Through Covid epidemic we tried to keep community spirit alive and thriving through creation and celebration of outdoor murals.

The supports efforts to connect the public to history and culture throughout the United States. We offer a free website and mobile application at www.theclio.com that allows organizations to create interpretive walking tours, virtual tours of museums, and other resources. For the second year of the pandemic, our services helped museums, archives, and the general public.

IS TO PERMANENTLY IMPROVE THE HEALTH STATUS OF COMMUNITIES AROUND THE WORLD BY PROVIDING SUSTAINABLE and AFFORDABLE QUALITY HEALTHCARE and SERVICES and SOCIAL WELFARE PROJECTS.

DISASTER TO COMMUNITIES IN NEED.

Works in cooperation with other organizations to support children Active in disaster relief medical and nutrition projects.

Provide musical opportunities to High School students participating in Chorus, Marching Band, Color Guard, String Orchestra, Concert Band, Jazz Band and Guitar. Provide support to staff as they provide a high level of instruction and opportunities to participate in competitions and concerts. Provide opportunities for students at the elementary and middle school levels to collaborate with high school musicians. Our goal is to increase connections within the school and surrounding local community post-pandemic by continuing to support programs as they recover from reduced enrollment at all grade levels within the school district.

ADMINISTRATION OF HUMANITARIAN AID, SCHOLARSHIP DISASTER RELIEF AND YOUTH FUND PROGRAMS.

Support in County and surrounding areas by providing educational programs (adult and youth), revenue thru artistic activities, showcasing and preserving /culture unique to region, art and craft exhibits, concerts, business incubator artists and cultural . Activity curtailed in 2021 due to Covid.

THE HAS AN ANNUAL SHOW, THE COASTAL LIVING SHOW, AND ALL PROFITS GO TO STATE AND LOCAL BENEVOLENCES. IN 2020 AND 2021 THE SHOW COULD NOT BE HELD DUE TO THE COVID PANDEMIC.

We provide financial and spiritual aid to the underprivileged, including rent and utility assistance, food, clothing, household items so they can meet their financial obligations caused by unexpected circumstances. We served over 46 people and expect to provide financial support to families facing difficulties due to Covid19 and other unexpected problems.

For more than a decade, (SYC) has provided life-changing experiences and opportunities for at-risk DC students, giving Black and Brown children access to rowing, swimming, yoga, tennis, tutoring, and inspiring experiences often not readily available to children from under-resourced families. Since March 2020, SYC has also served as the infrastructure hub for Ward 6 Mutual Aid, a partnership of more than three dozen organizations that came together to share resources and save lives after the COVID-19 pandemic struck the District.

promotes social and economic progress by bridging gaps between cultures and environments through fiduciary and intermediary support via trainings, education and technical assistance. It serves as a fiduciary for certain projects and organizations working consistently with the mission of including Mossier Social Action. has been operating a pre-accelerator/incubator for mission driven organizations in the Inland Empire since 2018. In 2019 the organization developed a series of programs, the Breakthrough Masterclasses. As Covid-19 hit in early 2020 pivoted and provided online masterclasses on Survival and Sustainability and Enduring Impact to 58 organizations and conducted 17 training webinars to over 500 organizations during the year.

ACTIVITIES WERE LIMITED DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS AND CONCERNS.

Education - Our program educates teenage drivers about the risks of irresponsible Our program is a court diversion program for teenagers in the region In 2020 we had very little activity due to COVID although we did have our classes with soci

Fundraising drive for contributions for community COVID relief

DONATION TO KS CLINICELDER EDUCTION CENTER TUTTORING CENTER OLD AGE ASRAM PUBLIC LIBRARY COVID MEAL KIDSFOOD CLOTH DONATION DONATION TO CHURCH MOSQUE FOR FUNERALEYE SURGERYST JUDE CHILDREN

ISHA -COVID RELIEF and SPIRITUAL PROGRAMMING

Our mission is to serve the underserved and underrepresented as a Christian based group through activities including, but not limited to, ESL programs, vocational training, leadership training, recreational activities, and disaster relief assistace.

IS SOLELY FOCUSED SEEING THE LIVES OF PEOPLE IMPACTED THROUGH THE LIFE-CHANGING POWER OF JESUS CHRIST. MOM WILL SERVE IN THREE AREAS: PROJECTS, DISASTER RELIEF AND EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS.

This corporation exists to invite people into a place of belonging and purpose where they know who they are made to be and from that place can live a life that is transformed by a deep relationship with Jesus. This will be accomplished through deep relational connections, practical demonstrations of love through serving needs, and other similar means. At inception the programs are being carried out in Uganda, Africa, but they may be expanded or moved to other parts of the world. Our work includes mentoring, pastoral care, programs for at-risk children living on the streets, disaster relief, and church planting.

COVID-19 INITIATIVETHE FOUNDATION GAVE OUT PPE SUPPLIES, INCLUDING MASKS, GLOVES, AND HAND SANITIZER TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND WORKED WITH CONSULTANTS TO CARRY OUT A RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN ITS LOCAL COMMUNITY.

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