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1		CHICAGO, IL
2		CHICAGO, IL
3		WAUCONDA, IL
4		EVANSTON, IL
5		HANOVER PARK, IL
6		CHICAGO, IL
7		BURR RIDGE, IL
8		ITASCA, IL
9		CHICAGO, IL
10		Chicago Heights, IL
11		ROCK ISLAND, IL
12		CHICAGO, IL
13		Mount Morris, IL
14		Chicago, IL
15		CHICAGO, IL
16		AURORA, IL
17		CHICAGO, IL
18		CHICAGO, IL
19		Lake Forest, IL
20		PLAINFIELD, IL
21		LISLE, IL
22		NORTH RIVERSIDE, IL
23		NORTHBROOK, IL
24		BLOOMINGTON, IL
25		CHAMPAIGN, IL
26		OFALLON, IL
27		CARTERVILLE, IL
28		SHERMAN, IL
29		TREMONT, IL
30		COLLINSVILLE, IL
31		GALESBURG, IL
32		Normal, IL
33		DARIEN, IL
34		BRAIDWOOD, IL
35		CHICAGO, IL
36		EFFINGHAM, IL
37		FREEPORT, IL
38		CHICAGO, IL
39		Chicago, IL
40		Chicago, IL
41		SKOKIE, IL
42		LAKE ZURICH, IL
43		CHICAGO, IL
44		Chicago, IL
45		CHICAGO, IL
46		DEKALB, IL
47		LISLE, IL
48		Lake Forest, IL
49		FRANKFORT, IL
50		LK BARRINGTON, IL

INCS) ADVOCATES FOR THE IMPROVEMENT PUBLIC EDUCATION BY LEVERAGING THE SCHOOL MODEL AS A CATALYST TO TRANSFORM LIVES AND COMMUNITIES.

inspires 7th, 8th, and 9th graders in underserved communities to succeed in high school and beyond by engaging then with mentors and future careers

TO FOSTER THE INTELLECTUAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF DISADVANTAGED YOUTH IN DIVERSE COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE CITY OF CHICAGO THROUGH VIBRANT CHESS EDUCATION PROGRAMS, TOURNAMENTS AND EVENTS.

IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) THAT ENHANCES LIVES OF OLDER ADULTS BY CREATING WAYS TO AGE WELL.

ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, CITIZEN AND RELIGIOUS PURPOSE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEC 501(c) (3) the IRS CODE 1986

PAYMENT OF HEALTH AND DENTAL BENEFITS TO RETIREES AND SURVIVORS.

THE COUNCIL IS AN ORGANIZATION PROMOTING GOODWILL HARMONY AMONG THE AFFILIATED TRADES ENGAGED IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN , IL, IN ORDER TO BRING ABOUT A BETTER UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE AFFILIATED TRADES THEIR EMPLOYERS, PREVENT JURISDICTIONAL DISPUTES.

ENHANCEMENT OF THE CORRUGATED PACKAGING INDUSTRY

FREE AND OPEN TO PUBLIC - FOSTERS A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF OUR WORLD BY INSPIRING RESEARCH AND LEARNING IN HUMANITIES AND ENCOURAGING CONVERSATIONS ABOUT IDEAS THAT MATTER TO DIVERSE AUDIENCES. OUR MISSION IS ROOTED IN A GROWING AND ACCESSIBLE COLLECTION OF RARE AND HISTORICAL MATERIALS THAT SPANS MORE THAN SIX CENTURIES OF HUMAN EXPERIENCE.

Center that provides services for area youth, elderly and families.

TO ENSURE COORDINATED, ACCESSIBLE SERVICES FOR OLDER PERSONS TO LIVE INDEPENDENT, MEANINGFUL AND DIGNIFIED LIVES.

TO SERVE THE ELDERLY, INSPIRE THE LEARNING YOUNG CHILDREN, AND STRENGTHEN OUR COMMUNITIES.

is a continuing care retirement community providing quality residential and health services. seeks to promote an active retirement and healthy lifestyle with respect, dignity and security for the whole person.

Improve quality of life for disadvantaged people in the Uptown neighborhood of Chicago.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEMBERS ENGAGED IN THE COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE SPECIALTY THROUGH EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND LITERATURE.

OUR MISSION IS TO OFFER HELP AND ASSISTANCE TO THE ELDERLY. WE ALSO OFFER AWARDS TO YOUTHS PURSUING HIGHER EDUCATION. THIRDLY WE HELP THE SICK AND THE DISADVANTAGE MEMBERS IN OUR COMMUNITY.

TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL ASPIRATIONS OF ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED BUT ACADEMICALLY MOTIVATED INNER-CITY YOUTH.

To assist Children who are in dire need of assistance primarily health and schooling after which they survived the tragedy of war upon losing a parent or both.

To provide partial funding for the Center.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED IN JANUARY 1997 TO SERVE NEEDY INDIVIDUALS IN THE COMMUNITY WITH EMPHASIS TOWARD SIGHT AND HEARING IMPAIRED. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY SUPPLYING NEEDED EQUIPMENT TO THE LOCAL SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES AND SPONSORING INDIVIDUALS TO THE CAMP FOR SIGHT AND HEARING IMPAIRED. HOLIDAY FOOD BASKETS ARE ALSO PROVIDED FOR THE NEEDY AND FUNDS ARE PROVIDED TO OTHER LOCAL THAT ASSIST THOSE IN NEED. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE PROVIDED TO DESERVING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, SPAGHETTI DINNER IS PROVIDED FOR THE ELDERLY, AND SIGHT AND HEARING COSTS ARE PAID BY THE ORGANIZATION FOR THOSE IN NEED. PROJECTS THAT SUPPORT THE VILLAGE OF RESIDENTS ARE ALSO INCLUDED IN THE LIST OF DONATIONS.

COORDINATE ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES OF FACILITIES FOR HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION, AND HOUSING FOR THE AGED.

INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS SERVICES PROVIDED BY COMMUNITY NUTRITION NETWORK and SENIOR SERVICES.

NONE ENGAGED IN. ONLY MAKES CASH CONTRIBUTIONS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

TO PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL OR PRIMARY LIVING EXPENSES AND/OR FACILITIES FOR AGED, INDIGENT WOMEN.

IS A NATIONAL ORGANZIATION FOR WOMEN COMMITTED TO ENCOURAGING MEMBERS TO LIVE WITH INTEGRITY AND HONOR IN THE BONDS OF LIFELONG FRIENDSHIP; BUILDING CONFIDENCE IN MEMBERS TO EXCEL IN COLLEGE AND THROUGHT THEIR LIVES; -INSPIRING MEMBERS TO BE ACTIVE LEADERS, RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS AND ENGAGED MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY; AND -PROVIDING OPPORTUNITES AND EXPERIENCES THAT FOSTER PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH FOR A LIFETIME.

ENHANCES THE LIVES OF OLDER ADULTS, PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES AND VETERANS THROUGH ADVOCACY, ACTION AND ANSWERS ON AGING.

PROGRAM SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY

WAS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF OPERATING A 54-UNIT SENIOR LIVING FACILITY PROVIDING HOUSING TO THE ELDERLY IN THE SHERMAN, ILLINOIS AREA.

PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE AGED, HANDICAPPED AND POOR

COMPASSIONATE, DEPENDABLE CARE FOR PEOPLE CHALLENGED BY AGING OR DISABILITIES AND SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THEIR FAMILY CAREGIVERS.

RAI PROVIDES and OPERATES NURSING AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES FOR THE ELDERLY.

COLLEGE TUITION LOANS (GRANTS) MADE TO NINE (9) DIFFERENT STUDENTS AVERAGING $5,492.29 PER STUDENT.

IS ESTABLISHED TO HELP THE DESTITUTE AND NEEDY STUDENTS FOR THE PURPOSE EDUCATING A SECTION THE POPULATION THAT DOES NOT HAVE ACCESS TO EDUCATION DUE TO EXTREME POVERTY BY PROVIDING RESOURCES, OPPORTUNITY, AND MENTORING. THIS ORGANIZATION WILL ASSIST STUDENTS WHO ARE SEVERELY DISADVANTAGED.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO ALL SOCIO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS FAMILIES

MKC OPERATED A YOUTH COMMUNITY IN CHICAGOS MARQUETTE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD. IT WAS A CATHOLIC SPACE WHERE SPIRITUALITY, COMMUNITY AND LEADERSHIP ENCOURAGED ALL FAITHS TO DEVELOP AS AGENTS OF GODS LOVE.

PROVIDE EXPERTISE AND RESOURCES FOCUSED ON THE PURPOSE OF ENCOURAGING ECONOMIC AND DEVELOPMENT OF BUSINESS, INDUSTRIAL AND OTHER SUPPORTING SERVICES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIVING IN THE COUNTY REGION.

GRANTS TO COMMUNITY 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS, ESPECIALLY DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND DISABLED PERSONS.

ACCELERATES THE POSITIVE COMMUNITY CHANGE CHAMPIONED BY INNOVATIVE NON-PROFITS THROUGH ENGAGED INVESTING TO BUILD THEIR CAPACITY AND IMPACT. THE BREADTH, DEPTH AND WILLINGNESS OF OUR TO ENGAGE WITH NON PROFITS AND TO LEARN FROM EACH OTHER AND THOSE WE SUPPORT IS CRITICAL TO THE PARTNERSHIP AND OUR COLLECTIVE IMPACT.

The (SIOR) the NAR is a professional association which: A. To unite those who are engaged in brokering or advising for compensation, the buying, selling, renting or leasing land, factories, warehouses, research facilities, offices other real estate used in the processes business industry (hereinafter " real estate"). B. The fostering knowledge, education, integrity, quality workmanship in the field real estate. C. The exchange information relating to real estate. D. The identification, qualification certification experienced competent real estate professionals publication the qualifications its members to those needs the public. E. The cooperation with governmental departments, civic organizations, educational institutions, business groups, by appropriate contact.

Provide support for the which is an educational institution that provides free education to poor Oaxacan youth aged 15-25.

IS A GRANT MAKING FORMED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND RELIGIOUS PURPOSES, INCLUDING SUPPORTING PROGRAMS OF PUBLIC CHARITIES THAT QUALIFY UNDER THE IRS CODE SECTION 501(C)(3) AS A GRANT MAKING . THE MAKES GRANTS TO QUALIFIED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT ADDRESS THE FOLLOWING AREAS OF INTEREST: DISEASES AND THEIR CURES, DISABILITY, ELDERLY, FAITH BASED ORGANIZATIONS, IN PARTICULAR JEWISH FAITH, HEALTHCARE, AND PET RESCUE.

PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO GENERATE INTEREST IN, ENCOURAGE AWARENESS OF AND PROVIDE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL AGED CHILDREN IN AT .

TO USE ANY AND ALL ASSETS AND INCOME DERIVED THEREFROM SOLELY FOR THE PURPOSES CONDUCTING (I) ORPHAN CARE AND EDUCATION IN ; (II) ORPHANAGE AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE; AND (III) BENEVOLENT AND CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES IN THE COUNTRY IN THE EFFORT TO ASSIST THE PEOPLE , AND IN PARTICULAR ITS ORPHANED CHILDREN, DISADVANTAGED AND DISPLACED PERSONS, TO ACHIEVE SECURITY, DIGNITY, EDUCATION, AND SAFETY. AS CENTRAL COMMITMENTS THE CORPORATION, THE RESOURCES THE CORPORATION SHALL BE USED FOR EDUCATION, NUTRITION, HEALTHCARE, CLEAN WATER, BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT ORPHANS AND ORPHANAGES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH EL SHADDAI MINISTRIES AND OTHER INDIGENOUS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN .

To provide housing and educational support to disadvantaged youth

EAT is a non-profit community-led organization founded by for post-incarcerated people. EAT was established in 2018 with the mission to uplift the voices power of Black Chicagoans engaged in the informal economy: the diversified set of economic activities enterprises jobs workers that are not regulated or protected by the state. We have continuously witnessed system-impacted individuals face significant barriers in their everyday lives; they are shut out of the workforce forced into informality criminalized for surviving. These systemic inequalities often lead to extreme poverty additional periods of incarceration. EAT is committed to building social economic for informal workers dismantling anti-Black racism.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL EVENTS FOR COMMISIONERS ILLINOIS; ENCOURAGING EFFICIENCY IN THE OPERATION AND ADMINISTRATION ROAD DISTRICTS THROUGH SEMINARS, PROGRAMS, AND MATERIALS FOR ITS MEMBERS.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COLLEGE TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED FIRST-GENERATION AMERICANS OF HISPANIC DESCENT.

The objective of the is to help individuals, families and communities who have suffered spinal-related physical and cognitive disabilities by providing financial resources at key times of need in order to make a continuum of resources and opportunities available.The is committed to helping those who have suffered a severe stroke; an accident that damaged their spinal cord; sustained a traumatic neck injury; or have suffered complications resulting in Tetraplegia.We strive to help individuals ultimately reach optimal health and independence. We offer financial assistance to help rebuild the lives of individuals through therapies such as:Physical TherapyOccupational TherapySpeech TherapyRecreation Therapy

TO DEVELOP EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND EXPERIENCES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF UNDERSERVED AND DISADVANTAGED AUDIENCES.

MISSION: The puts collaborating institutions and partnering education stakeholders at the cutting edge of school reform by convening education partners to share best practices to recruit prepare and sustain talented and diverse teachers and leaders to serve low-income and marginalized students and as well as to provide opportunities and access to immersive engaging academic cultural and enrichment college bound activities and experiences that ensure the students in will succeed in post-secondary education. VISION: To prepare highest quality teachers and provide an array of educational and social supports students in these by developing and sustaining immersion experiences in education where college students aspiring to be teachers have real world experience in communities while simultaneously serving PK-12 students who aspire to be college bound.

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