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1		BRADENTON, FL
2		NAPLES, FL
3		MIAMI, FL
4		NORTH PALM BEACH, FL
5		MIAMI, FL
6		WAUCHULA, FL
7		JACKSONVILLE, FL
8		Dade City, FL
9		Niceville, FL
10		FORT MYERS, FL
11		Longwood, FL
12		OLDSMAR, FL
13		Tampa, FL
14		Spring Hill, FL
15		Spring Hill, FL
16		Homosassa, FL
17		NEW PORT RICHEY, FL
18		MELROSE, FL
19		Longwood, FL
20		CORAL SPRINGS, FL
21		BOCA RATON, FL
22		Orlando, FL
23		Miami, FL
24		BOCA RATON, FL
25		SANTA RSA BCH, FL
26		JACKSONVILLE, FL
27		TAMPA, FL
28		Jacksonville, FL
29		clearwater, FL
30		ORLANDO, FL
31		JACKSONVILLE, FL
32		BOCA GRANDE, FL
33		PLANT CITY, FL
34		TITUSVILLE, FL
35		JUPITER, FL
36		Bonita Springs, FL
37		BARTOW, FL
38		ST PETERSBURG, FL
39		PEMBROKE PINES, FL
40		Land O Lakes, FL
41		Lakeland, FL
42		BOCA RATON, FL
43		ORLANDO, FL
44		Fort Lauderdale, FL
45		BOCA RATON, FL
46		MIAMI, FL
47		NAPLES, FL
48		Tallahassee, FL
49		Miami, FL
50		Jacksonville, FL

To operate a home to house at risk children, provide food, clothing, education and shelter.

TO PREVENT END HOMELESSNESS BY COORDINATING SERVICES IN .

SHARE OUR STRENGTH END HUNGER PROVERTY IN THE US ABROAD

IN PALM BEACH COUNTY (FLORIDA): STRIVES TO ASSIST THE HAITIAN IMMIGRANT POPULATION WITH THE TRANSITION FROM LIVING IN THEIR NATIVE COUNTRY TO LIVING IN THE U.S. THIS GOAL ADDRESSES A MULTITUDE OF ISSUES INCLUDING: EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL BARRIERS, ACCESS TO SOCIAL RESOURCES, GUIDANCE AND MEETING DAILY NEEDS SUCH AS FOOD NEEDS. IN HAITI: STRIVES TO BUILD SUSTAINABLE PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM A LACK OF ADEQUATE NUTRITION, HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION,EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS. OUR PHILOSPOHY IS TO HELP HELP .

PROVIDE HEALTHCARE FOR THE UNDERPRIVILEGED AND UNINSURED. PROVIDE MEALS TO LOCAL COMMUNITY and HOMELESS. PROVIDE FOOD BASKET TO COMMUNITY and HOMELESS. PROVIDE TOYS FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND HOMELESS. PROVIDE SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

THE PURPOSE OF THE FOUNDATION SHALL BE THE ACCUMULATION AND DISBURSEMENT OF FUNDS FOR PURPOSES IN THE SERVICE AREA OF ELECTRIC , INC. AND ITS SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES. THIS SHALL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY DISBURSEMENT OF THESE ACCUMULATED FUNDS OF THE FOUNDATION TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR NEEDS WHICH ARE RELATED TO FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, HEALTH NEEDS, ENVIRONMENTAL AND EDUCATION. UPON DISSOLUTION OF THE FOUNDATION, ANY REMAINING FUNDS SHALL BE DISTRIBUTED ONLY FOR PURPOSES.

PERSON TO PERSON SERVICE TO THE POOR. OVERSEE AFFILIATED CONFERENCES AND BRANCH OFFICES. CONFERENCES AND BRANCHES CONDUCT HOME AND OFFICE VISITS ASSISTING PEOPLE WITH SHELTER, UTILITIES, FOOD, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, AND MEDICAL AND DENTAL ASSISTANCE.

Providing food and other assistance for families in need.

We fulfill our only mission of serving the poor. We operate a food bank and help pay necessary bills/expenses for the local needy population. We are open 4 days a week, Monday through Thursday, 9am to noon. We are completely managed by volunteers, and our office is located in the Holy Name of Jesus Church in , Fl. All revenue is derived from donations from Parish members of the Holy Name of Jesus and Christ our Redeemer Parishes of , Fl. in the past year we have helped over 800 people ranging from elderly to newborns. As always the biggest grants/expenses for rent and utilities. The remaining expenses are stocking pantry and other needs of our clients. We are required to maintain insurance costing $444 and no family receives more than $800 annually.

TO PROVIDE THROUGH INTERGOVERNMENTAL COOPERATION, VARIOUS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE PURCHASING AND DISTRIBUTION OF MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND OTHER SUPPLIES, CENTRALIZED RECORD RETENTION AND MANAGMENT, PHARMACEUTICAL REPACKAGING, CUSTOM STERILE PACKS, COURIER SERVICE, AND FOOD SERVICE TO LEE MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM, SARASOTA MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM AND OTHER GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES.

serve central Florida with food, education, community resources and low income housing development.

STOP GAP RENT and UTILITY ASSISTANCE, FOOD PANTRY, and CLOTHES CLOSET-AT NO COST-TO THOSE IN NEED IN THE GREATER AREA

SVDP . MARK CONFERENCE IS PRIMARILY AIMED AT HELPING DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WITH IMMEDIATE NEEDS, FOOD AND CLOTHING, AND HELP WITH BILLS.

Assistance to 1,110 individuals in our community, including food,housing, furniture, clothing legal and medical expenses.

Charity to needy families. Assistance was provided to 585 individuals in our community for food, rental expenses and medical expenses. Our prison ministry visited visited 224 individuals.

Charity to needy families. Assistance was provided to 624 individuals in our community for rent, utilities, food and medical expenses.

PROVIDE FOOD MEDICAL CARE AND EDUCATION

TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO HEALTHFUL, QUALITY FOOD AND INFORMATION TO OUR COMMUNITY, AND TO RESEARCH FOOD DESERTS AND DEMOGRAPHICS.

ACTIVATING PEOPLE FOR A HUNGER-FREE WORLD.

Provide to the needy Arrange to pick up wholesome from grocery stores and others, sort and deliver to non-profit feeding programs for underprivileged.

TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE PEOPLE OF BONDEAU, BY FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR EDUCATION, CLEAN WATER, FOOD SUPPORT, HEALTHCARE AND ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY IN BONDEAU .

Childrens focus is to empower families living in poverty, eliminatehunger provide education advocacy.

FOCAL operates an afterschool summer camp program for low income youth. The classes activities provided include: homework tutoring, computer science nutrition, business youth employment, college prep, physical education.

PROVIDE FOOD, MEDICAL AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO MEET BASIC HUMAN NEEDS AS WELL AS EDUCATION, JOB TRAINING AND GUIDANCE TO CREATE SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

Relief poor distressed or underprivileged by providing food rent utilities transportation clothing assistance and more.

PERSON TO PERSON SERVICE TO THE POOR. CONDUCT HOME AND OFFICE VISITS ASSISTING PEOPLE WITH SHELTER, UTILITIES, FOOD, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, AND MEDICAL AND DENTAL ASSISTANCE.

RESEARCH, PROGRAM, AND POLICY WORK FOR THE AREA FOOD SYSTEM WHICH WORKS IN BY BRINGING PEOPLE TOGETHER FIND SOLUTIONS THAT ELIMINATE BARRIERS, INCREASE ACCESS, AND EXPAND AMOUNT OF NUTRITIOUS FOOD AVAILABLE.

To educate the community about organic farming and healthy eating by operating Farm an organic farm which trains and employees local workers to raise chickens, livestock and organically grown crops. To provide resources to the community to develop school community programs.

The . Conferences receives monetary charitable donations from parishioners. The funds collected are used to help those in need with food, housing, utilities and medicine.

TO FULFILL THE CHARITABLE OBJECTIVES OF THE CLUB BY PROMOTING A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE THROUGH THE SPORT OF THROUGH EDUCATION. PROMOTE A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE THROUGH THE SPORT OF THAT ENABLES CHILDREN AND FAMILIES TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL BY PROVIDING PROGRAMS, NUTRITION, EDUCATION, MENTORING, AND BY MAKING STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS IN THE NEEDIEST AREAS OF OUR COMMUNITY.

PROVIDE WELLNESS AND NUTRITION IN ETHIOPIA

PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING AND SHELTER FOR NEEDY.

TO AND REHABILITATE ABUSED AND NEGLECTED HORSES, PROVIDE A SAFE HAVEN WHICH INCLUDES MEDICAL AND NUTRITIONAL CARE. THE GOAL IS TO PLACE REHABILITATED HORSES WITH FOREVER HOMES AND TO TRACK CONTINUED PROGRESS AND CARE FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME.

COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR LOW INCOME AND FINANCIALLY DISTRESSED FAMILIES, INDIVIDUALS, SENIORS, DISABLED VETERANS AND OR PERSONS FOCUSING ON PROVIDING NON PERISHABLE FOOD AND HOUSEHOLD ESSENTIAL ITEMS

AS A RELIGIOUS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION, WE AIM TO IMPROVE HEALTH OF DISADVANTAGED IN OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY, U.S. AND THROUGHOUT WORLD BY PROVIDING MEDICAL CARE, SUPPLIES, CLOTHING AND FOOD TO AREAS THAT ARE DETERMINED TO NEED RELIEF FOR POOR.

To assist people with basic and critical needs that are experiencing personal crises and support education needs in our local communities, particularly needs not met by other agencies. Needs included shelter, food, medical, transportation, etc.

DONATIONS GIVEN MISSIONS PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHES, WATER OTHER THINGS NEEDED TO HELP THE POOR NEEDY. TO SET UP AN ORPHANAGE CHILDREN.

FOUNDATION INC. IS ORGANIZED TO DEVELOP AND ADMINISTER STATEWIDE PROGRAMS TO MEMBER . THESE PROGRAMS ARE DESIGNED TO FIT MISSION HEALTHY LIVING, YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. FOUNDATION ALSO PROVIDES PROGRAM SUPPORT AND GRANTS TO MEMBER IN ORDER TO ASSIST THEM IN PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION.

PROVIDE BASIC SURVIVAL PROVISIONS, MEDICATION, FOOD, CLOTHING, AND TOYS TO ORPHANS AROUND THE WORLD.

A holistic global ministry created to teach sustainable growth in food and animal production to improve quality of life and spiritual needs

aids in the betterment of children and families in the areas of nutrition education, shelter and spiritual development.

SPIRITUAL EDUCATIONAL CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES LIKE SONG RECITALS, DISCOURSES AMONGST DEVOTEES, HOLDING BACK TO SCHOOL DRIVES FOR UNDERPRIVILAGED KIDS OF NORTH , CONDUCTING FOOD CLOTHES DRIVES.

Empowering students and their communities through seed-to-table experiences with a vision towards food confident communities with life-skills to embrace wholeness.

STABILIZING AND CREATING INCLUSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE PROGRAMS FOR THE SCHOOLS WE SERVE IS OUR PASSION. WE PROVIDE QUALITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO STUDENTS, THUS EMPOWERING THEM TO BECOME WELL-ROUNDED INDIVIDUALS WHO CAN SUCCEED ALONGSIDE THEIR PEERS BOTH ACADEMICALLY AND SOCIALLY. WE PROVIDE PROGRAM COORDINATION, VOLUNTEERS, DONATIONS SUCH AS FOOD, CLOTHING, AND HYGIENE GOODS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS, COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP CONNECTIONS, PRINCIPAL, TEACHER AND STAFF INCENTIVES AND SUPPORT. (RGW) SUPPORTS SCHOOLS IN UNDER-RESOURCED COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT SOUTH FLORIDA.

At 23, used jokes about his weight as a catalyst for teaming with the American Heart Association to urge kids to stay healthy. He spoke in his native language to elementary-school-age kids at San Franciscos predominantly Hispanic Mission Cultural Center in the summer of 2010. This past season, after losing 40 pounds, made a similar appearance with his brother and training partner Michael at St. Peter School, to the delight of Vice Principal Mercy Sister Marian Rose Power. In todays world our children need heroes and heroines to look for inspiration, she told Catholic-SF.org. and his brother did this for the children and families at St. Peters. The teachers will follow up with lessons on nutrition and exercise so it will be far more than a one-day event.When played for the Class A San Jose Giants, he lived with host Donna and Ed Musgrave and grew close to them as they helped him adapt to a new country, culture and language. Donnas subsequent battle w

MAIN ACCOMPLISHMENT IS DAY . EXPENSES ARE USED TO PURCHASE FOOD AND TOILETRIES TO PROVIDE TO HOMELESS

engages the community in cancer prevention and patient support. We provide nutritious PFC Power Packs meals to chronically hungry children because malnutrition has been shown to increase the risk of cancer. We also partner with organizations to help fund cancer research and offer financial and emotional support to cancer patients of all ages and their families. PFC has provided more than five million meals to children since our founding in 2014.

Religious purpose. Support the teachings of Satguru Kodi Thatha. Supporting the Hermitage and Ashram. Our teachers providing support for religious education and training, Sanskrit studies, Puja education and instruction, meditation instruction, and study of ancient Hindu text. We also offer food and clothing to the needy mostly in India. We are a gathering place for many donations of food and clothing.

To provide food and shelter to indigents

The primary function of is to support and further the mission of Southern Hospital of Florida, Inc., a 501(c)(3) hospital, by supplementing the work of hospital staff in delivering exceptional service to the patients and their families. also contributes financially, through various fund raising activities by its approximately 32 full and part time unpaid volunteers. The volunteers assist in operating a hospital gift shop, a baby photo service, a rolling food service, and other special projects held throughout the year that support various operational and capital projects for the hospital and its employees.

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