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1		SEFFNER, FL
2		TAMPA, FL
3		PALMETTO BAY, FL
4		Brandon, FL
5		FT LAUDERDALE, FL
6		BRICKELL, FL
7		PORT SAINT LUCIE, FL
8		TAMPA, FL
9		GREENACRES, FL
10		VENICE, FL
11		Boynton Beach, FL
12		ORLANDO, FL
13		MIAMI, FL
14		NAPLES, FL
15		BIG PINE KEY, FL
16		HOLLYWOOD, FL
17		LUTZ, FL
18		Winter Springs, FL
19		TALLAHASSEE, FL
20		Coral Gables, FL
21		BOCA RATON, FL
22		PENSACOLA, FL
23		NORTH PALM BEACH, FL
24		WINTER PARK, FL
25		ST PETERSBURG, FL
26		TALLAHASSEE, FL
27		Greenwood, FL
28		Tallahassee, FL
29		JACKSONVILLE, FL
30		TALLAHASSEE, FL
31		NAPLES, FL
32		MIAMI BEACH, FL
33		Gainesville, FL
34		Dunedin, FL
35		MAITLAND, FL
36		MIAMI BEACH, FL
37		WESLEY CHAPEL, FL
38		PEMBROKE PNES, FL
39		SARASOTA, FL
40		Coconut Creek, FL
41		ISLAMORADA, FL
42		Terra Ceia, FL
43		TEMPLE TERRACE, FL
44		Tampa, FL
45		DAYTONA BEACH, FL
46		HUDSON, FL
47		Deerfield Beach, FL
48		PENSACOLA, FL
49		FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
50		PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL

SPECIAL EDUCATION

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE THE STUDY OF THROUGH THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF RESEARCH, GOOD TEACHING, PUBLICATION AND THE EXCHANGE OF LEARNING AND IDEAS AMONG HISTORIANS. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES A FORUM FOR EDUCATIONAL INTERACTION FOR STUDENTS, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS, AND PREPARES A PROFESSIONAL HISTORICAL JOURNAL FOR ITS MEMBERS AND OTHERS TO ENHANCE HISTORICAL EDUCATION AND ACHIEVEMENT.

AN INDEPENDENT EPISCOPAL THAT SERVES OVER 778 STUDENTS IN GRADES 6- 12TH, ON A BEAUTIFUL 57 ACRE CAMPUS BASED IN SOUTH FLORIDA. STUDENTS ARE PREPARED TO LIVE IN A DIVERSE, MULTICULTURAL WORLD, WITH THE HIGHEST IDEALS OF TOLERANCE, PERSONAL INTEGRITY, AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.

promote responsibility and goodwill throughout the community through the platform of by providing public education including safety, establishing youth, adaptive, and environmental programs, and a resource to .

TO PROVIDE FAMILIES, YOUNG ADULTS, AND CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS A PLACE TO GROW AND CONNECT.

Topreventbullying,violence,andsuicideamongyouth,familiesandcommunitiesthroughdirectservice,mentoringandpreventioneducation.

FederationisasuccessfulworldwiderepresentativeorganizationofHaitianDiasporachaptersthattogetherareamatchfortheproblemstheychoosetoaddress,bothabroadandinHaitiitself.

THE , . ("") IS A GEORGIA NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION INCORPORATED MARCH 26, 2010. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 24, 2020, EXPANDED ITS MISSION TO: 1) PROMOTING RELIEF TO THE POOR AND UNDERPRIVILEGED AND 2) PROMOTING THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION. PRIOR TO THAT, OUR MISSION WAS LIMITED TO PROVIDING ECONOMIC AND OTHER ASSISTANCE TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES TO ENABLE THEM TO SELECT THE BEST SCHOOLS FOR THEIR CHILDREN. WE CARRY-OUT OUR MISSION BY ADMINISTERING VARIOUS LEGISLATIVELY- AUTHORIZED PROGRAMS THAT HELP ENSURE ECONOMICALLY-DISADVANTAGED FAMILIES AND FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES HAVE EQUAL ACCESS TO THE CUSTOMIZED LEARNING OPTIONS THEY NEED TO EFFECTIVELY EDUCATE THEIR CHILDREN. DURING THE 2020-21 FISCAL YEAR, WAS AN APPROVED ORGANIZATION (SO) IN GEORGIA, ARIZONA, FLORIDA, AND NEVADA. AS AN SO, MAY RECEIVE RE-DIRECTED STATE TAXES FROM INDIVIDUAL AND CORPORATE TAXPAYERS. THESE RE-DIRECTED FUNDS ARE THEN DISTRIBUTED TO ELI

THE AGING MISSION IS TO BE THE PROACTIVE VOICE OF CONSENSUS TO MOBILIZE LOCAL LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES TO ENSURE THE OPTIMUM QUALITY OF LIFE OUR AGING POPULATION. THE ORGANIZATIONS PURPOSE IS TO FUNCTION AS A COMMON MEETING GROUND COMMUNITY MEMBERS, PROFESSIONALS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN THE FIELD OF AGING IN ORDER TO: PROVIDE A FORUM TO PROMOTE NETWORKING FOSTER THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW AND CREATIVE IDEAS WHICH WILL ENHANCE THE DELIVERY AND COORDINATION OF SERVICES TO THE ELDERLY ADVOCATE ON ISSUES AFFECTING OLDER PERSONS PROVIDE INFORMATION AND EDUCATION ON ISSUES CONCERNING OLDER ADULTS PROMOTE THE INDEPENDENCE, DIGNITY, HEALTH AND WELL BEING OF OLDER PERSONS THESE GOALS ARE ACHIEVED THROUGH EDUCATIONAL FORUMS, SEMINARS, AND CONFERENCES WHICH INFORM THE PUBLIC, AND OTHER PROFESSIONALS IN THE FIELD.

We are a fund raising notforprofit, raising funds to support the work of (Canada), doing community development and poverty reduction in northern Tanzania.

The raises funds for scholarships. The scholarships are awarded to leaders in not for profits to attend a special education program at Harvard Business School.

PROVIDE RELIEF TO ORPHANS AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN CENTRAL MADAGASCAR VIA DONATIONS TO MADAGASCAR LES PROJET DES SRFB AND SISTERS DU BON PASTEUR, A CATHOLIC CHURCH ORGANIZATION.

OUR MISSION IS TO BEING "AHA MOMENTS" TO LIFE IN THE LIVES OF STRUGGLING LEARNERS. IS FOUNDED IN LOVE TO PASSIONATELY EXPOSE THE INSIDE OF EVERY LEARNER, AND ESPECIALLY THOSE THAT STRUGGLE WITH DISABILITIES. OUR AIM IS TO INSPIRE THEM WITH THE KNOWLEDGE THAT THEY POSSESS INSTRINSIC VALUE IN THEMSELVES AND ARE MORE THAN WHAT THEIR GRADES REPRESENT. ACKNOWLEDGING THIS, IT IS OUR MISSION TO EMPOWER STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES OF ALL AGES TO EMBRACE THEIR GOD-GIVEN UNIQUENESS, REALIZE THEIR POTENTIAL, AND LOOK TO THE FUTURE WITH CONFIDENCE BY: 1. PROVIDING PROVEN AND SUSTAINABLE NILD EDUCATIONAL THERAPIES (ET) TO BREAK THROUGH THIER LIMITING BELIEFS AND COGNITIVE PROCESSING CHALLENGES; 2. CREATING AND PROVIDING SUCCESSFUL AND REPRODUCIBLE FRAMEWORKS FOR THE DELIVERY OF THESE METHODOLOGIES THROUGH VARIOUS DELIVERY TOUCH POINTS ( CENTERS, DAY SCHOOLS, CAMPS, ETC.) 3. ADVOCATING FOR LEARNERS AND THEIR FAMILIES AT LOCAL AND NATIONAL LEVELS, THER

Starability -Sponsorship for Special Needs Programing. Provides services to over 300 special needs participants.

To support causes involving marine conservation, education and individuals with special needs through contributions and grants to unrelated 501(c)(3) charitable organizations.

THIS IS A RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY TO PROMOTE THE CHRISTIAN FAITH. WE PREPARE NEW PRIEST SUPPORTING THE SEMINARY 100%. IN ADDITION WE SUPPORT ALL SOCIAL WORK AT THE SEMINARY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY.

TO AFFORD OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE WITH SPINAL CORD INJURIES TO ATTEND POSITIVE, THERAPEUTIC REHABILITATION ACTIVITIES AND ADAPTIVE SPORTS PROGRAMS THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS AND TO PROVIDE EMOTIONAL SUPPORT FOR THEIR CAREGIVERS.

Our mission is to foster the growth and development of area youth through various programs and to provide financial assistance to membership for service fees, to give back volunteer hours to serve city sponsored programs, and to provide a special needs program to serve youth members with disabilities.

TO CONDUCT VARIOUS PROGRAMS TO EDUCATE CITIZENS ON SOCIETAL BENEFITS OF SOUND ECONOMIC, REGULATORY AND LEGAL POLICIES. SUCH PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES WILL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, PUBLIC EDUCATION THROUGH SPEECHES, SEMINARS, RESEARCH, MEDIA DISTRIBUTION, INTERVIEWS, WEBSITE, ARTICLES, TELEVISION, RADIO AND NEWSPAPER INTERVIEWS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR BETTERMENT OF SOCIETY.

The purpose of the organization is to receive and maintain personal or real property, or both, and subject to the restrictions and limitations herinafter set forth, to use and apply the whole or any part of the income therefrom and the the principal thereof exclusively to promote activites related to the ideals of transparent, democratic systems and governance, including education, cultural, social and human resource development purposes, especially as may benefit education and citizen participation instituions and other human resource developmental organizations and initiatives of the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean, and in particular that will lead to honest and effective local and national governmental bureacracies and political actors, either directly or by contributions to organizations that qualify as a exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended. The activities of the Corporation shall be consistent with Section

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

SERVICE TO MANKIND-TO RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR THE SPEECH AND HEARING IMPAIRED AND TO PROMOTE OUR NATIONAL HERITAGE

THE INSTITUTE, THROUGH ITS SCHOOL, PROVIDES AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM AND FACILITATES THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AND INTERACTION AMONG LEADING ACADEMICIANS AND PROFESSIONALS IN THE FIELDS OF REAL ESTATE, LAND ECONOMICS AND REALTED AREAS.

ENCOURAGE THE IDEAL SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY AND WORLDWIDE

ENCOURAGE AND FOSTER IDEALS AND SUPPORT CHARITABLE GROUPS IN THEIR EFFORTS.

TO MAINTAIN THE IDEALS OF THE LABOR MOVEMENT.

To ensure and nursery stocks of the best-known varieties adaptable to the climate and soils are available annually to farmers and .

Was formed for purpose providing training, guidance and assistance to youth as well as promoting family enrichment activities and promoting ideals patriotism and good citizenship. Disaster outreach.

TO IMPLEMENT ADMINSTER SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT THE AT OTHER SELECTED INSTITUTIONS.

THE MISSION OF FADAA IS TO SOLICIT ADMINISTER GRANTS, CONTRACTS, CONFERENCES OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, ADDRESS PUBLIC EDUCATION ON BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ISSUES, PROVIDE TRAINING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER PREVENTION, TREATMENT RECOVERY INITIATIVES THE WORK OF THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION.

WORKING WITH DONORS, WE INSPIRE IDEAS, IGNITE ACTION, AND MOBILIZE RESOURCES TO ADDRESS NEEDS IN COUNTY. FOR GOOD. FOREVER.

THE MISSION OF IS TO SUPPORT ARTISTS AND ADVANCE THEKNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE OF CONTEMPORARY VISUAL . ARTSCREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR EXPERIMENTATION AND INNOVATION, ANDENCOURAGES THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS ACROSS DIVERSE CULTURES THROUGHRESIDENCIES, EXHIBITIONS, PUBLIC PROGRAMS, EDUCATION AND OUTREACH.

The works to serve children ages birth to kindergarten and their parents, to provide excellent care and education opportunities, recognize parents as teachers and meet special needs in order to assure that children are ready for school

To encourage and foster the ideal service above self as a basis worthy enterprise and develop acquaintences, high ethical stndards, application ideals, and international goodwill and peace.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1980 AS AN AFFILIATE THE FLORIDA ASSOCIATION . THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND FOR THE EXCHANGE CONSTRUCTIVE IDEAS AMONG ITS MEMBERS. IT ALSO SEEKS TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC FROM UNETHICAL BUSINESS PRACTICES AND TO ASSURE EACH MEMBER MAINTAINS A HIGH STANDARD ETHICAL CONDUCT. MEMBERSHIP CONSISTS AGENCIES WHICH ARE ENGAGED IN THE BUSINESS PROPERTY AND CASUALTY . THE CHARACTERISTICS AN AGENCY ARE: OWNERSHIP A BOOK BUSINESS, OPERATION ON A COMMISSION BASIS, MAINTAINING A GOOD BUSINESS REPUTATION, AND EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING TO REPRESENT THE TYPES OFFERED. ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR COMPANIES THAT THE MEMBERS REPRESENT AND FOR ANY BUSINESS THAT PROVIDES SERVICES TO THE INDUSTRY. FOR ITS MEMBERS, THE ORGANIZATION OFFERS: - MONTHLY LUNCHEON PROGRAMS TO EDUCATE THE MEMBERS ABOUT CURRENT OR COMMUNITY ISSUES AND PROVID

The (NCJW) is a grassroots organization volunteers and advocates who turn progressive ideals into action. Inspired by values, NCJW strives for social justice by improving the quality life for , children, and families

PROVIDE A FORUM FOR THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AS TO MANAGEMENT AND MANUFACTURING ISSUES. PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH OF MANUFACTURING IN THE TAMPA . HOLD MONTHLY MEETINGS AND VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS AND OPPORTUNITIES.

PROVIDE A FORUM FOR THE CONSTRUCTIVE EXCHANGE OF TRAVEL INDUSTRY INFORMATION/IDEAS, EDUCATION ADVANCEMENT PROGRAMS TO OUR MEMBERS.

IS A 501(C)(3) THAT PROVIDES DIRECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO SEVERAL LOCAL NON-PROFIT AGENCIES OFFERING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO , TEENS, AND ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. IT ALSO PROVIDES FUNDING TO THE FOUNDATION TO HELP SUPPORT NECESSARY MAINTENANCE AND CAPITAL EXPENDITURES AT THESE LOCAL NON-PROFIT AGENCIES SERVING THE SARASOTA, MANATEE, DESOTO, AND CHARLOTTE COUNTY AREAS.

provide a ministry to special needs children and those with terminal illnesses and their families through parties, special holiday events and a countryside retreat.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR VOLUNTEER .

The provides assistance to wounded, ill or injured US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) members and their familties. We respond to urgent needs and conduct adaptive therapy events.

THE WAS FORMED TO FUND THE ANNUAL MEMORIAL LECTURE AT THE AMERICAN COLLEGE RADIATION ONCOLOGY ANNUAL MEETING, AWARD GRANTS FOR RESIDENT RESEARCH AND SUPPORT SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN RADIATION ONCOLOGY. THE IS OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT , TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OR TO CARRY OUT THE SPECIFIC PURPOSES .

TO RESTORE AND HELP ABUSED, MARGINALIZED AND VULNERABLE WOMAN AND FAMILIES AND TO PREPARE, EMPOWER AND EQUIP LEADERS AND TO ORDAIN MINISTERS

TO SUPPORT THE NEEDS OF VOLUSIA AND FLAGLER COUNTY RESIDENTS.

TOPROVIDEASSISTANCETOTHEFAMILIESOFTHEFALLENORINJUREDFIRSTRESPONDERSS,BUILDSTRONGMUNICIPALALLIANCES,EMPOWERYOUTHANDBUILDTHEGAPBETWEENOURLAWENFORCEMENTANDOURCOMMUNITIES

SPONSOR THERAPYTRANSPORTATIONCAMPS TO CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS WITH A FOCUS ON AUTISM SUPPORT

IN THE SPRING OF 2015, WAS CREATED WITH THE PURPOSE OF FACILITATING POSITIVE CHANGE IN PENSACOLA. THE THREE-WORD PHRASE THAT WE CENTER OUR WORK UPON IS SIMPLE: THOUGHTS CREATE REALITY. TAKING THE TIME TO ASSESS THE NEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITY, LED US TO THE REALIZATION THAT THERE IS A GREAT NEED FOR A BRIDGE BETWEEN THE YOUNG INNOVATIVE PEOPLE WITH GREAT IDEAS, AND THE LOCAL LEADERS WHO HAVE THE ABILITY TO HELP EFFECT CHANGE. TODAYS YOUTH ARE IMPORTANT; THEY ARE OUR FUTURE, AND SHOULD BE PART OF A VIBRANT AND GROWING PENSACOLA. WE STRIVE TO LEAD BY EXAMPLE IN AN EFFORT TO INSPIRE AND EMPOWER THEM TO LIVE WITH A SENSE OF PURPOSE, AND TO SHOW THE VALUE OF GIVING BACK THE COMMUNITY. THROUGH YOUTH-DRIVEN PROGRAMS WE PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE TO MAKE GOOD DECISIONS. THEY ARE ENCOURAGED TO BE INNOVATORS BY IDENTIFYING PROBLEMS AND CRAFTING SOLUTIONS, AND WE SUPPORT THEIR GOALS BY OFFERING THEM WAYS TO BECOME INVOLVED IN PROJECTS WITH LASTING SIGNIFICANCE. INTU

THE HELPS REVITALIZE DISTRESSED COMMUNITIES BY IMPROVING THE LIVING CONDITIONS OF UNDER PRIVILEGED CHILDREN, LOW-INCOME FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS, THE ELDERLY, AND PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.

Supporting the inclusion of individuals with special needs around the world.

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