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101		Chicago, IL
102		GRAYSLAKE, IL
103		WATERMAN, IL
104		CHENOA, IL
105		FREEPORT, IL
106		CHAMPAIGN, IL
107		MT VERNON, IL
108		PEORIA HEIGHTS, IL
109		MONMOUTH, IL
110		Lincoln, IL
111		BLOOMINGTON, IL
112		CHAMPAIGN, IL
113		NAPERVILLE, IL
114		VANDALIA, IL
115		Decatur, IL
116		DECATUR, IL
117		NORMAL, IL
118		GALVA, IL
119		BLOOMINGTON, IL
120		CENTRALIA, IL
121		CHICAGO, IL
122		CHARLESTON, IL
123		SPRINGFIELD, IL
124		SALEM, IL
125		DANVILLE, IL
126		SPRINGFIELD, IL
127		JOLIET, IL
128		SPRINGFIELD, IL
129		Chicago, IL
130		EVANSTON, IL
131		Elgin, IL
132		LAKE BLUFF, IL
133		EVANSTON, IL
134		GURNEE, IL
135		Peoria, IL
136		Richmond, IL
137		CHICAGO, IL
138		CHICAGO, IL
139		DECATUR, IL
140		Oak Park, IL
141		WAUKEGAN, IL
142		Chicago, IL
143		Arlington Heights, IL
144		SAINT CHARLES, IL
145		MAYWOOD, IL
146		SPRINGFIELD, IL
147		OAKBROOK, IL
148		URBANA, IL
149		CHICAGO, IL
150		MOUNT CARROLL, IL

Lowcountry Land Conservation Partnership - To coordinate regional land conservation efforts in the Lowcountry of South Carolina.

COMMUNITY SERVICE-SIGHT and HEARING CONSERVATION

TO PROMOTE VARIOUS FORMS OF SHOOTING SPORTS AND TO UPHOLD THE RIGHT OF ORDINARY CITIZENS TO BEAR ARMS, TO PROMOTE CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFE AND NATURAL RESOURCES, TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN THE SAFE PUSUIT OF SHOOTING AND HUNTING SPORTS, TO ENCOURAGE BETTER SPORTSMANSHIP AND TO PROM

Educating the public in identifying workable solutions to conservation and environmental problems. Proving outdoor education in ethics and conservation.

THE ORGANIZATION OWNS AND MAINTAINS PARKLANDS AND TRAILS AND ASSISTED IN EFFORTS TO EXPAND , RECREATION AND CONSERVATION PROPERTIES.

IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING AN UNSURPASSED EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR ITS STUDENT EMPLOYEES AND TO KEEPING THIS MISSION AT THE FOREFRONT OF ALL OUR INTERNAL DECISION-MAKING. OUR WELL-RUN, SUCCESSFUL ALLOWS US TO OFFER A PROFESSIONAL, HANDS-ON, STUDENT-RUN LEARNING ENVIRONMENT, AND TO PROVIDE HIGH-QUALITY COMMUNICATION VEHICLES FOR READERS, LISTENERS AND VIEWERS THROUGHOUT OUR CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY.

Social recreation - Teaching water safety; emphasis on conservation, sportsmanship family recreational activities for its membership.

CONSERVATION, RECREATION AND OPERATIONS

TO CREATE AND SUSTAIN AN ENVIRONMENT THAT IS COMMITTED TO LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION.

Community services such as libraries, education, arts, conservation

TO EDUCATE, EQUIP and EMPOWER PEOPLE TO ACHIEVE HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT.

TO PROVIDE ALL YOUTH WITH DIVERSE PROGRAMMING SERVICES IN A NURTURING ENVIRONMENT THAT ENCOURAGES THEM TO MAXIMIZE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL.

SUPPORT SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP

PROVIDING GRANTS FOR WORTHY PROJECTS WHICH WILL ENHANCE THE GENERAL HEALTH AND WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY OF VANDALIA, IL. SAID PROJECTS MAY INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO EDUCATIONAL GRANTS, THE IMPROVEMENT OF RECREATIONAL AND PARK FACILITIES, THE MAKING OF LOANS TO NEEDY STUDENTS, BOTH ON THE HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE LEVEL, THE IMPROVEMENTS OR ADVANCEMENT OF THE HOSPITAL AND HOSPITAL FACILITIES, RESEARCH PROJECTS IN THE AREA OF CANCER, HEART DISEASE AND OTHER DISEASES, THE CONTROL OF AIR AND WATER POLLUTION AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADULT TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

The , . provides services to enable seniors and disabled citizens of Macon Couty to remain in their homes as long as they are safely able to do so.

PRESERVATION AND OF NATURAL RESOURCES BY SUPPORT OF DISTRICT

TO PROVIDE AN ORGANIZED ENVIRONMENT TO FOSTER AMETEUR SPORTS COMPETITION.

THE MEMBERS ARE COMMITTED TO THE OF NATURE. HUNTING,FISHING CAMPING SKILLS ARE DEVELOPED. SOME PRIZES AWARDS TO MEMBERS THEIR FAMILIES FOR ENCOURAGEMENT.

TO PROVIDE BOTH RECREATIONAL AND COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS IN A WHOLESOME, SAFE, AND FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT TO AGES 6 TO 23 FROM MCLEAN COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

TO OPERATE AN INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITY FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED THAT ATTEMPTS TO DEVELOP THE RESIDENTS SKILLS TO THEIR HIGHEST FUNCTIONING LEVEL, AND TO OFFER THE RESIDENT AN OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP WITHIN A FRAMEWORK OF THE LEAST RESTRICTIVE ENVIRONMENT POSSIBLE.

TO PROMOTE THE STUDY, APPRECIATION, AND CONSERVATION OF THE FLORA AND NATURAL COMMUNITIES OF , PROVIDE EDUCATION TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AS TO THE VALUE OF THE FLORA AND ITS HABITAT, AND TO PRODUCE PUBLICATIONS THAT PROVIDE AN OUTLET FOR SUCH INFORMATION.

TO ENRICH THE CREATIVE AND SUPPORTIVE TEACHING ENVIRONMENT WITHIN DISTRICT NO. SCHOOLS

ASSIST AND ENCOURAGE ADOPTION OF PRACTICES (BMPS) TO PROTECT AND IMPROVE WATER QUALITY IN . THE GOALS INCLUDE IDENTIFYING AND DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE, ENVIRONMENTALLY-SOUND, AND ECONOMICAL BMPS FOR PRODUCTION AGRICULTURE; INCREASING THE ADOPTION OF BMPS THROUGH EDUCATION, INFORMATION TRANSFER, RESEARCH, DEMONSTRATION, AND INCENTIVE/RECOGNITION PROGRAMS; AND ASSISTING AND/OR FACILITATING THE TECHNICAL AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES NEEDED TO CARRY OUT THIS MISSION

TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

WAS DEVELOPED TO RAISE AWARENESS AND PROMOTE ACTION IN TO MAINTAIN A CLEAN AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT.

Promoting the interest the local conservation districts in , which are small government entities.

PROMOTING THE PROFESSION AND PROVIDING THE ENVIRONMENT AND ENCOURAGEMENT TO IMPROVE PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS THROUGH CONFERENCES, PUBLICATIONS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

ISA PROMOTES ECONOMICALLY VIABLE, SOCIALLY JUST AND ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY LOCAL FOOD AND FARM SYSTEMS.

To research, design, implement, and evaluate communication and education for environmental issues

TO BRING DIGNITY AND SELF-DETERMINATION TO BOTH SIDES OF THE GIVING EQUATION, ILLUMINATING THE REALITIES OF LIFE ON THE EDGE OF SUSTAINABILITY.

To enhance and strengthen the educational environment

THE FORMED TO PROMOTE EFFECTIVE, INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO IN SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES.

OFFERS STUDENTS AN EMPOWERING LEARNING ENVIRONMENT BASED ON PRICIPLES PROVIDING THE SKILLS AND EXPERIENTIAL CONNECTIONS NECESSARY TO CONTRIBUTE TO COMPLEX AND DIVERSE WORLD WITH COMPASSION AND CONFIDENCE.

GiveNKind sources and efficiently redistributes excess goods in the economy to local nonprofit organizations to fill needs in our community. Nonprofits receive needed items that support their programs and diverting quality goods away from landfills reduces the environmental impact on all of us. Usable goods don?t belong in landfills, especially when those goods fill a need in our community.

Provide a safe and caring environment for young adults recovering from the effects of chemical dependency and addiction.

Conservation natural resources

WILDLIFE SERVICE PROGRAMS

EXPENSES INCURRED TO COLLECT, EVALUATE, INVENT, IMPLEMENT, ADVOCATE AND RESEARCH PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS TO HAZARDS IN THE ENVIRONMENT AND PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES THROUGH COOPERATIVE PARTNERSHIPS WITH COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, AND PRIVATE SECTOR BUSINESSES.

PROGRAM EXPENSES FOR CONFLICT MITIGATION INITIATIVES TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE CONSERVATION, AGRICULTURE, AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

The working mission of is to harness the power of people through vibrant environmental programming that inspires action, facilitates learning, promotes justice, and fosters equity and inclusion to create resilient communities and a healthier planet.

SUPPORT TARGETED EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

Educating the public about sustainable farming and healthy eating. The Organization plans to accomplish this purpose through programs that permit the public to live, learn and work in a farming environment.

Award $400 College Scholarships to High School Seniors interested in environmental sciences.

TO STRENGTHEN EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

MISSION OF IS TO REBUILD LIVES DAMAGED BY ADDICTION IN A PERSONALIZED HEALING ENVIRONMENT.

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT ISSUES

COLDWATER AQUATIC CONSERVATION

THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO ADVANCE KNOWLEDGE AND APPRECIATION OF THE HISTORY OF THE SCIENCES AMONG CHEMISTS, STUDENTS, HISTORIANS OF SCIENCE, AND THE BROADER PUBLIC BY ENCOURAGING RESERACH AND SCHOLARSHIP IN HISTORY OF THE SCIENCES; PROVIDING A WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT FOR THE DISCUSSION OF HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY IN A VARIETY OF VENUES, PARTICULARLY IN SYMPOSIA AT NATIONAL ACS MEETINGS; SERVING AS A RESOURCE FOR SCIENTISTS IN GENERAL,AND MEMBERS OF THE ACS IN PARTICULAR,WHO SEEK TO UNDERSTAND THE ROOTS OF THEIR DISCIPLINE, SUB-DISCIPLINE, OR INTERDISCIPLINARY SUBJECT; RECOGNIZING MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS FROM THE PAST IN THE SCIENCES AND THE INDIVIDUALS WHO MADE THOSE ACHIEVEMENTS; PUBLISHING A SCHOLARLY JOURNAL IN HISTORY OF CHEMISTRY; INTERACTING WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS INTERESTED IN THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE; AND ADDING VALUE TO THE ACS BY HELPING IT ACHIEVE ITS VISION AND MISSIONS.

GPP") PROMOTES AND SOLUTIONS TO ADDRESS DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. GPP ALSO OPERATES AS A FISCAL SPONSOR FOR SEVERAL NETWORK PROJECTS INCLUDING ARTISAN GRAIN COLLABORATIVE, ENIVRONMENTALISTS OF COLOR, THE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE LEADERSHIP EXCHANGE, THE ILLINOIS AGRI-FOOD ALLIANCE (ILAFA), JUSTICE THROUGH FOOD, CHICAGO BREAD CLUB, URBAN MOBILITY FUND, WORLDVIEW SOLUTIONS, LAND USE AND CLIMATE KNOWLEDGE INITIATIVE AND SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION RESEARCH AND ACTION INITIATIVE.

EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, COMMUNITY AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, FOSTER COMMUNITY AWARENESS AND TO ENHANCE THE WORKING AND LIVING ENVIRONMENT AT THE , A COUNTY OWNED AND OPERATED RESIDENTIAL HOME, MAKING FINANCIAL DISTRIBUTIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE; AND THE FOSTERING OF LOW INCOME HOUSING.

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