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51		DESTIN, FL
52		PINECREST, FL
53		PENSACOLA, FL
54		TAMARAC, FL
55		BOCA RATON, FL
56		Jacksonville, FL
57		Ft Lauderdale, FL
58		ORLANDO, FL
59		Panama City, FL
60		Fort Lauderdale, FL
61		BOCA RATON, FL
62		MIAMI, FL
63		Tallahassee, FL
64		Miami, FL
65		Sebring, FL
66		NEWBERRY, FL
67		TAMPA, FL
68		Lake Worth, FL
69		TALLAHASSEE, FL
70		WINTER HAVEN, FL
71		SAINT PETERSBURG, FL
72		OCALA, FL
73		DAYTONA BEACH, FL
74		Lake Worth, FL
75		DAYTONA BEACH, FL
76		SAINT PETERSBURG, FL
77		FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
78		Fort Myers, FL
79		Winter Park, FL
80		Fort Myers, FL
81		LAKE WALES, FL
82		FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
83		LAND O LAKES, FL
84		MIAMI, FL
85		TALLAHASSEE, FL
86		GAINESVILLE, FL
87		BRANDON, FL
88		PLANT CITY, FL
89		SAINT AUGUSTINE, FL
90		Safety Harbor, FL
91		SPRING HILL, FL
92		NEWBERRY, FL
93		Tampa, FL
94		NEW SMYRNA, FL
95		Panama City, FL
96		Palm Springs, FL
97		Titusville, FL
98		Tampa, FL
99		VENICE, FL
100		WILTON MANORS, FL

FOOD FESTIVAL PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT HOPE TO AT-RISK YOUTH MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS 501C3 ORGANIZATIONS

OrphanageandSpecialNeedsHomeSupport.SpecialRuralCommunityprojectssupportinGuatemalatoprovidebasicneedslikewaterandfood.

As an independent non-profit 501(c)3 organization, the mission of Inc. is to provide seniors and children the opportunity to participate in programs, services and activities to meet the diverse, social, educational, cultural and recreational needs of the community. We are devoted to empowering the community to ensure access to healthy food, nutrition education and advocacy for anybody who are at risk of hunger. Inc. seeks to build and foster a strong sense of a metropolitan community and improve the quality of life for people of all ages.

supports the needs of the underpriviledged children and families in the Bahamas with food, transporation, training, and emergency response where necessary.

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

Feeding works to permanently end hunger in by providing nutritious foods and and other essential goods to people facing hunger, by addressing insecurity, poverty and poor health through education and empowerment, and by advocating for policies and programs that build self-sufficiency.

We inspire at risk teens to create a visionary change by realizing their full potential,provide tutoring, scholarships, and assit with food and shelter when needed...

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

To provide food, training & counseling to disadvantaged individuals & families. With special emphasis on children, senior citizens & veterans. To provide support to other non profits in their efforts to serve & and improve the lives of others in nee

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

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

Mediate between homeless veterans and housing providers. Operate food pantry for homeless veterans and their families.

THE PURPOSE OF THE IS TO ADVANCE THE ART SCIENCE OF BARIATRIC SURGERY BY CONTINUED ENCOURAGEMENT OF ITS MEMBERS TO CARRY OUT THE FOLLOWING MISSION: (1) TO IMPROVE THE CARE TREATMENT OF PEOPLE WITH OBESITY RELATED DISEASES; (2) TO ADVANCE THE SCIENCE UNDERSTANDING OF SURGERY; (3) TO FOSTER COMMUNICATION BETWEEN HEALTH PROFESSIONAL ON OBESITY RELATED CONDITIONS; (4) TO BE THE RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY RESOURCE ON BARIATRIC SURGERY; (5) TO ADVOCATE HEALTH CARE POLICY THAT ENSURES PATIENT ACCESS TO HIGH QUALITY PREVENTION TREATMENT OF OBESITY; (6) TO BE A HIGHLY VALUED SPECIALTY THAT SERVES THE EDUCATIONAL PROFESSIONAL NEEDS OF OUR DIVERSE MEMBERSHIP.

ORGANIZATION RUNS A LARGE TRANSITIONAL HOUSING AND HOMELESS RECOVERY PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES UNACCOMPLISHED WOMEN, MEN AND YOUNG ADULTS OVER THE AGE 18 (INCLUDING VETERANS) WITH A SAFE PLACE TO LIVE, FOOD,CLOTHING CONSELING AND JOB TRAINING.

religious missionary organization in that presents the Good News of death and resurrection the repentance and remittance of sins through church meetings, evangelistic crusades, media including TV, social media, radio; production of favorite Creole Christian TV show La Bonne Nouvelle filmed on location throughout features beauty of locale, food, people and is our pulpit to 3,000,000 viewers from Montreal to Martinique, throughout and cable in France; La Bonne Nouvelle is aired free of charge in the Caribbean, NY, Boston, Miami, West Palm Beach, Tampa, Orlando, Ft Lauderdale and available on demand on the internet

PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY LIVING AND SERVICES TO ENABLE LOWER INCOME OLDER ADULT RESIDENTS OF THE MANAGED APARTMENT BUILDINGS TO FLOURISH INDEPENDENTLY; AND CREATE INSPIRING PROGRAMMING TO ENABLE BOTH RESIDENTS AND COMMUNITY SENIORS TO MAINTAIN AN ACTIVE AND HEALTHY LIFESTYLE. SERVICES ARE PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE OR FOR A NOMINAL FEE AND INCLUDE TRANSPORTATION, NUTRITION, HEALTH EDUCATION AND PREVENTIVE SCREENINGS, ADVOCACY, COUNSELING, CASE MANAGEMENT, AND SOCIAL WORK SUPPORT.PROGRAMS INCLUDE PHYSICAL FITNESS AND EXERCISE OPTIONS; SOCIAL, CULTURAL, ARTS, GARDENING, AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES.

PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER, UTILITIES, FUEL AND MEDICINE FOR THE LESS

PROVIDING CHILD CARE, NUTRITION, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, AND EDUCATION TO CHILDREN

The primary purpose of the Organization is to provide evangelism, medical, education, nutrition, career skills and leadership training to the people of Haiti. The Organization sends majority of its contributions to Haiti, benefiting children with their spiritual, physical and emotional development.

TO INCREASE THE ORGANIZED CAPACITY THIS COMMUNITY TO CARE FOR ITS PEOPLE. THROUGH OUR INITIATIVES AND PARTNER AGENCIES WE CONTINUE TO BRING NUTRITIOUS FOOD TO THOSE IN NEED, KEEP AT-RISK YOUTH ENGAGED IN EDUCATION PROGRAMS, HELP INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES ACHIEVE FINANCIAL STABILITY, AND ENSURE THE VIABILITY HUMAN SERVICE NONPROFITS.

feed the hungry; food recovery; work with community partners combat food insecurity.

PROVIDES ASSISTANCE WITH RENT, UTILITIES, CLOTHING, MEDICAL AND FOOD FOR NEEDY FAMILIES; AND MEALS AND SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS.

SERVING NEEDY YOUTH AND CHILDREN PROVIDING LOVE, HOPE, HEALTH AND SCHOOLING WITH THE GOSPEL LOCALLY AND IN VIETNAM. SEAR ASSISTS IN PROVIDING FUNDING FOR MEDICAL NEEDS, EDUCATION, FOOD, SHELTER AND BICYCLES FOR TRANSPORTATION

TO AID HOMELESS AND RUNAWAY YOUTH BY OFFERING SHELTER, FOOD, CLOTHING, COUNSELING, HEALTH SEVICES, CRISIS INTERVENTION AND OTHER SERVICES.

The mission is to lead our community in the fight against hunger. The vision is that no one has to go hungry in our community.

Scholarships for eligible and deserving senior students of the central florida area

The Organization is dedicated to ending hunger and homelessness in Lee County while inspiring and supporting sustained positive change. This is accomplished by providing nutritious meals, groceries, life coaching and social services to the impoverished.

TO MEET THE PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF HUNGRY INDIVIDUALS. FOOD IS DISTRIBUTED TO SEVERAL HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE DIRECTLY AND VIA CHURCHES IN INNER-CITIES. NEEDY FAMILIES ARE AIDED IN FINDING

WHILE REDUCING HUNGER IS OUR PRIMARY GOAL, WE ALSO HELPED CLIENTS REGAIN STABILITY BY PROVIDING ON-SITE SHOWER FACILITIES, CLOTHING, CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES, PREVENTATIVE MEDICAL SERVICES, REFERRALS, EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, AND POSTAL SERVICES. WE SERVED 109,898 MEALS AND DISTRIBUTED 32,111 FOOD BOXES.

IS A SPECIALIZED MINISTRY LOCAL CHURCHES OFFERING FOOD, CLOTHING, SUPPORT AND CHIRTIAN HOSPITALITY IN THE NAME JESUS CHRIST TO PEOPLE IN CENTRAL PASCO AND NORTHERN HILLSBOROUGH COUNTIES IN FLORIDA

ASSIST THOSE DISADVANTAGED BY HIV/AIDS.

IS DEDICATED TO SECURING ECONOMIC JUSTICE IN BY REDUCING HUNGER AND POVERTY. WE MOBILIZE COMMUNITIES TO INCREASE ACCESS TO FEDERAL FOOD, NUTRITION, AND OTHER ECONOMIC SUPPORT PROGRAMS.

TO ESTABLISH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS TO IMPLEMENT AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM PROMOTING AN UNDERSTANDING OF FOOD AND FIBER SYSTEMS.

ESTABILISHED IN 1987, THE EMERGENCY CARE HELP ORGANIZATION () , . IS A 501C3 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION. IS PASSIONATE ABOUT PROVIDING FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE HUNGRY TO PROVIDE FOR THEMSELVES. IMMEDIATE NEEDS ARE MET THROUGH THE ABUNDANT PROVISION FOOD AND CLOTHING, WHILE LONG TERM NEEDS AND GOALS ARE MET THROUGH INNOVATIVE WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS. STAFFS TWO OUTREACH CENTERS AND A THRIFT BOUTIQUE.

PROVIDE / TO THE COMMUNITY.

DISTRIBUTE FOOD TO POOR AND NEEDY FAMILIES. SERVED APPROX. 28,000 INDIVIDUALS DURING 2021. ALLOTMENT OF FOOD BASED ON NEED AND FAMILY SIZE.

FOOD PANTRY

TO RENDER CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY BY SUPPLYING THEM WITH MATERIAL, MORAL, AND SPRIRITUAL AID. THE COUNCIL OPERATES A THRIFT STORE, A FOOD PANTRY, AND APARTMENTS FOR HOUSING NEEDY PERSONS.

OUR MISSION IS TO RAISE FUNDS CONDUCTING RESEARCH EDUCATION, INCREASING PUBLIC SCIENTIFIC AWARENESS UNDERSTANDING, IMPROVING ACCESS TO QUALITY CARE TREATMENT OF OBESITY MORBID OBESITY.

To provide a significant humanitarian impact to communities in the Dominican Republic BY STRIVING TO CREATE A BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH SUPERIOR EDUCATION, ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE AND MUCH NEEDED NUTRITION TO THESE IMPOVERISHED REGIONS.

The Club of New Smyrna Beach is a chartered club of exempt under group exemption 0573 The purpose of the club is to provide services to the community by providing food the needy scholarships to NSB high school grad

Annual Food Drive

The provides supports and services which (continued on Sch. O) enable individuals with disabilities to remain active and engaged in their communities. During this fiscal year, 500 individuals with significant disabilities were served by the . Individuals in our Supported Employment Program had a job retention rate of 92% and earned approximately $1.1 million in salaries through their community-based jobs. Other support services included: case management, adult day training, and retirement programs for seniors, food service training, computer skills training, work training, and residential services which include group homes and supported living programs. Services are provided based on the unique needs of each participant. The was annexed last year into the Village of Springs, Florida. The physical location of the remains the same, but the address has changes to reflect the annexation of the property by the Village.

This is a food pantry serving the hungry of North Brevard county and relies on donations (primarily food) and funds to purchase meat and other items from local food bank. Operated by volunteers with no paid staff members. Personal hygiene products are also distributed.

To rescue the next generation. This organization provides a stable and loving christian home for displaced children. The care of these children include food, shelter, education and faith based activities.

Hunger relief for the indigent. The provides to families and individuals in the Venice, Nokomis, Laurel and Osprey, FL Areas. SCFP distributes to more than 400 family units per month.

PROVIDES NUTRITIOUS FOOD, SERVICES AND BASIC LIVING ESSENTIALS WITH HIGHEST DEGREE OF UNDERSTANDING, RESPECT AND LOVE FOR INDIVIDUALS LIVING WITH CRITICAL AND CHRONIC ILLNESSES INCLUDING HIV, IN SOUTH FLORIDA.

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