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1		CAMDEN, ME
2		Scarborough, ME
3		GLOUCESTER, VA
4		LOUISVILLE, KY
5		Philadelphia, PA
6		CHICAGO, IL
7		Washington, DC
8		New Lexington, OH
9		SOUTH BEND, IN
10		BLOOMINGTON, IN
11		Minneapolis, MN
12		SAGINAW, MI
13		WESTBROOK, MN
14		Bloomington, MN
15		BISMARCK, ND
16		WILMINGTON, DE
17		KEARNEY, NE
18		LINCOLN, NE
19		SOUTH BEND, IN
20		BELTSVILLE, MD
21		WASHINGTON, DC
22		WASHINGTON, DC
23		CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
24		GREENSBORO, NC
25		Asheboro, NC
26		LOUISVILLE, KY
27		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
28		INDIANOLA, IA
29		Chicago, IL
30		RALEIGH, NC
31		HYATTSVILLE, MD
32		DES MOINES, IA
33		PELICAN LAKE, WI
34		Minneapolis, MN
35		DEERFIELD, IL
36		Washington, DC
37		WASHINGTON, DC
38		Nashville, TN
39		FORT WORTH, TX
40		Chelsea, OK
41		Bozeman, MT
42		ATLANTA, GA
43		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
44		SIGNAL MOUNTAIN, TN
45		Santa Teresa, NM
46		Nashville, TN
47		SAVANNAH, GA
48		PORTLAND, OR
49		San Francisco, CA
50		REXBURG, ID

The provides support to of Maine to enable critical care ground and air medical transport throughout the State of Maine. The supports the operation of dedicated medical helicopters and fast response ground vehicles from bases in Sanford and Lewiston and provides a dedicated medical helicopter, fixed wing, and ground ambulances based in Bangor. The provides capital and operational funding to supporting:* The aircraft replacement fund* Operating support for the Sanford helicopter base* Operating support for the fixed wing program* Aircraft improvement and upgrade projects* Medical equipment and technology including advanced patient monitors, ventilators, airway management, laboratory, ultrasound, infusion medications, intraortic balloon pumps, and newborn transport isolette systems. * Aviation Infrastructure * Continuing medical education high fidelity patient simulators* The Critical Care Academy

helps disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals and communities to gain access to healthy foods, environmentally sustainable gardens and wholesome forms of recreation. We do this by partnering with and by providing financial and technical support to a wide variety of small, nonprofit causes interested in starting or sustaining a food garden project in their communities. Our partners include food banks, schools, homeless shelters, and community gardens to name but a few.

TO ENHANCE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN DOWNTOWN , VA.

TO ALLOW , THE OPPORTUNITY TO FUND OPERATING EXPENSES.

ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT, HIGHER EDUCATION, COORDINATION OF NATIONAL PROGRAMS AND CAPACITY BUILDING OF HISPANIC FAITH AND COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS

ALA IS THE PREMIER PROFESSIONAL CONNECTING LEADERS WITH MANAGERS WITHIN THE INDUSTRY. WE PROVIDE EXTENSIVE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT,COLLABORATIVE PEER COMMUNITIES,STRATEGIC OPERATIONAL SOLUTIONS AND BUSINESS PARTNER CONNECTIONS EMPOWERING OUR MEMBERS TO LEAD THE BUSINESS LAW.

is an independent non-profit organization at the nexus of society, security and technology, serving as a resource center in preventing hate, extremism and violence by: (a) Conducting research and analysis of current hate and extremism challenges, identifying root causes and developing relevant solutions; (b) Applying the learnings from research to pilot programs to counter the threats faced by society; (c) Sharing lessons with partner organizations and providing support in their capacity building for adapting and delivering localized versions of the programs; (d) Regularly providing analyses and learning to policy makers for improved macro level decisions.

This organization exists for Veterans and sponsors various activities for Veterans. They operate a charitable bingo game. Game revenues are used for operating expenses of the organization, making charitable donations and sponsoring civic programs and activities for the community. There is a membership of 105 Veterans.

TO FURTHER ECONOMIC ,PRINCIPALLY WITHIN ANY AND ALL COUNTIES LOCATED IN NORTH CENTRAL INDIANA AND SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN.

TO ACT AS THE PRIMARY FUNDRAISING SOURCE OF THE ZETA CHAPTER OF PSI IOTA XI, A PHILANTHROPIC SORORITY. NET SALE PROCEEDS, AFTER OPERATING EXPENSES, FROM SALES OF DONATED CLOTHING AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ARE DEDICATED TO HELPING LOCAL CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.

A $500,000 concessionary loan for 8 years to Four Bands Community Fund. Four Bands Community Fund serves Native clients across South Dakota in the areas of small business development, business lending, financial literacy, and youth entrepreneurship.

PROVIDE OPERATING SUPPORT TO TWO IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

TO PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR THE USE OF A RURAL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL AND CLINIC. OPERATING EXPENSES PAID FOR FACILITIES and MED EQUIPMENT INCLUDE INTEREST and DEPRECIATION.

Transform and service delivery for seniors and persons with disabilities through education.

THROUGH COLLECTIVE AND COLLABORATIVE MEANS, ENHANCE, IMPROVE AND ADVOCATE FOR POSITIVE CHANGE IN THE SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES.

ALTERFIN CVBA 11.19.2021 FUNDS AS SHORT TERM WORKING CAPITAL TO ALPACA WOOL SPINNING PLANT.

To promote in County by providing funding for business which benefits the entire region through the creation jobs and increasing business revenues within the communities.

HEALTHCARE, INC. (CATCH) IS A CLIENT AND PHYSICIAN CENTERED SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEM UTILIZING TECHNOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH PRINCIPLES FOSTER IMPROVED HEALTH OUTCOMES THROUGH , COORDINATION OF HEALTH CARE AND OUTREACH SERVICES.

THE ORGANIZATION IS COMMITTED TO THE ADVANCEMENT AND VITALITY OF THROUGH OFFERING BUSINESS RESOURCES, SUPPORT, INITIATIVES, AND INCENTIVES; PRESENTING MARKETING AND EVENTS TO ATTRACT VISITORS; AND HIGHLIGHTING AS THE CENTER FOR ARTS.

TO BUILD A LASTING FINANCIAL CAPACITY FOR THE SUBUD COMMUMITY, WITH DEDICATION TO THE LONG-TERM AIMS OF THE WORLD SUBUD ASSOCIATION.

RAISE PROGRAM FUNDS, ACCEPT SOCIAL LOANS, AND FACILITATE TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR FAMILY.

SUPPORTS COMMUNITY BASED INITIATIVES FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND PEACE IN GLOBAL SOUTH THROUGH RESEARCH, FUNDRAISING,AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT.

OR ORGANIZATION) IS A COMMUNITY-BASED NONPROFIT, WITH A LOCAL BOARD DIRECTORS, SERVING AND THE COUNTIES ALBEMARLE, FLUVANNA, GREENE, LOUISA, ORANGE, AND NELSON. HAS ADOPTED THREE IMPACT AREAS: SCHOOL READINESS, FINANCIAL STABILITY, AND CONNECTED COMMUNITY, WHICH REPRESENT AREAS SIGNIFICANT COMMUNITY NEED. THE OVER-ARCHING GOAL IS TO ELIMINATE BARRIERS FOR MINORITY AND ECONOMICALLY-DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONS AND ENABLE THEM TO ACHIEVE FINANCIAL STABILITY AND THRIVE ECONOMICALLY. THIS MAY BE ACHIEVED THROUGH COORDINATED SERVICE DELIVERY AMONG PEER AGENCIES SUPPORTED BY TASK FORCE COALITIONS FOCUSED ON LONG-TERM, SYSTEMS-LEVEL CHANGE. THROUGH THIS, WE MAY BEGIN TO ELIMINATE A DEPENDENCY ON THESE SERVICES SUCH THAT INDIVIDUALS CAN THRIVE ECONOMICALLY AND BECOME FINANCIALLY STABLE.

TO GENERATE ECONOMIC GROWTH, ENCOURAGE SMALL DEVELOPMENT, CREATE JOBS, AND REVITALIZE NEIGHBORHOODS BY PROVIDING LOANS AND FINANCIAL SERVICES TO UNDERSERVED BUSINESSES

ENCOURAGES FELLOWSHIP AMONG MEMBERS AND PROMOTES PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT LOCAL CHARITIES

HEALTH SERVICE SUPPORT ORGANIZATION

MAKES STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS IN PROVEN AND PROMISING , PROVIDING THE EXPERT GUIDANCE, FUNDING RESOURCES TO CREATE A COMMUNITY OF .

PROVIDED LEADERSHIP, TRAINING AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AT SIMPSON COLLEGE FOR OVER 125 STUDENTS

Our mission is to make mental health and related services available to underserved, marginalized, and/or disenfranchised people through organizational and individual capacity building. We are most notably dedicated to supporting services to people who have experienced discrimination and stigma and to those whose identities are particularly vulnerable to systems of oppression.

TO PROVIDE OPERATING OR WORKING CAPITAL AND/OR FACILITIES TO NOT-FOR-PROFIT INDUSTRY STAKEHOLDERS TO SUPPORT THE GROWTH AND EXPANSION OF IN COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY THAT SUFFER FROM LIMITED EDUCATIONAL CHOICE.

To support and empower Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) to invest their skills and resources in sustainable services of: Inclusive education and service delivery.

PROVIDE HOLISTIC AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS THAT STRENGTHEN NEIGHBORHOODS. WE DO THIS THROUGH STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATE AND PARTNERSHIPS TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE.

is an international network of leading dedicated to safely providing our customers with the highest quality and datacom services at competitive pricing, regardless of geographic location. The organization provides participating members with the sharing of best practices and direct experience among members, collaboration on operation processes and procedures, providing training on various topics such as safety, and business development opportunities and networking.

Providing business development experts and case manager to assist minority business owners grow their businesses including through collaborations and conventions. Provide grant funds to Black and minority business owners. Connect minority businesses to venture and other capital opportunities.

To provide funding for cancer research through strategic investments and collaborations that facilitate effective education and treatment.

Our mission is to expand economic opportunity for underserved communities through by providing technical assistance and capacity building in mortgage lending to Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI), community lenders, and HUD-approved agencies.

AABC ESTABLISHES INDUSTRY STANDARDS FOR TOTAL SYSTEM OF BUILDING ENVIRONMENTS, AND IS THE ONLY ASSOCIATION THAT EXCLUSIVELY CERTIFIES INDEPENDENT AGENCIES. MEMBERS RECEIVE CERTIFICATION, TECHNICAL TRAINING, CONTINUING EDUCATION, MARKETING, BUSINESS RESOURCES, PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING, AND INDUSTRY ADVOCACY.

The Inter-American provides financial and technical support to community programs in Guatemala. IAHA works closely with partners in the US and Guatemala to create a sustainable network of support for our projects and to develop innovative service-learning initiatives.

OPERATING SUPPORT OF LOCAL CHARITIES

To provide funds for the furtherance and accomplishment of any authorized and proper public function or purpose of the Town of , Oklahoma including, but not limited to, funding operating expenses and improving buildings, infrastructure, rolling stock, and facilities of , Oklahoma

THE WORKS TO STRENGTHEN THE ECONOMY OF COUNTY, MONTANA THROUGH LOCAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES IN AN EFFORT TO ATTRACT, RETAIN AND GROW JOBS AND BUSINESSES THROUGHOUT COUNTY.

IS A PUBLIC CHARITY DRIVEN TO HELP OUR AND EVERYONE IN AND AROUND IT TO THRIVE, SO WE HELP THOSE WHO GIVE AND SERVE MAKE A GREATER IMPACT. WE ARE A GRANT MAKER. WE ARE A CHARITABLE FUND MANAGER. WE ARE A CATALYST, FOSTERING COLLABORATION FOR LONG-TERM IMPACT. THESE ROLES ARE EMBODIED IN OUR MISSION STATEMENT: INSPIRING CHARITABLE GIVING, BUILDING RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE, AND CONNECTING DONORS WHO CARE WITH CAUSES THAT MATTER. IN 2021, MADE TOTAL GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS OF OVER $2 MILLION, INCLUDING THE FINAL DISTRIBUTIONS FROM OUR COVID-19 RESPONSE FUND AND THE FIRST $25,000 IN GRANTS FOR OUR NEW CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAM.

M PROJECT - CURATION, EXHIBITION, MURAL PROGRAM (CHRISTOPHER BURCH, KALANI WARE), DOCUMENTARY SCREENINGS, MEDIA, OVERHEAD/LOGISITICS, AND PUBLIC RELATIONS EXPENSES. THE 836M PROJECT PROVIDES A PUBLIC EXHIBITION SPACE FOR ARTISTS AND RELATED EVENTS. DURING 2021, 836M HELD TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS FROM JOHN SANBORN, AGNES GUILLAUME, APEXER, JET MARTINEZ, CHAD HASEGAWA, PAZ DE LA CALZADA, AND MONA CARON.ALL EXHIBITIONS AND GALLERY PROGRAMS ARE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC FOR VIEWING.

OUR MISSION IS TO MOBILIZE RESOURCES AND SUPPORT FOR STRATEGIC INVESTMENT IN EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE AT SIGNAL , TN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

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.

Financing The mission of this organization is to provide to individuals/entities who would normally not qualify for grant money

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.

NCAPIP is a Organization American, Native Hawaiian and that Advocate for the Health and Well Being for Our Partners and Communities. The Objectives are as Followed: A. Advocate for Adequate and Equitable public and Private Funding for Initiatives and Programs to Improve Access to and Quality , Linguistically and Culturally Competent Health Care Services. B. Advocate for Adequate and Equitable Public and Private Resources for AA and NHPI Focused Research and Data Collection and Dissemination; and C. Foster Professional Development for AA and NHPI Health Professional and Enhance Representation at Leadership and Governmental Levels for Health Care Policy and Service Delivery Systems.

PROVIDE MENTORED EXPERIENCES FOR STUDENTS IN SOUTHEAST IDAHO PROMOTE SCIENTIFIC PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF NEW TECHNOLOGY.

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