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51		Rock Island, IL
52		ITASCA, IL
53		Chicago, IL
54		Chicago, IL
55		CAROL STREAM, IL
56		DOWNERS GROVE, IL
57		ALTON, IL
58		Northbrook, IL
59		CARTERVILLE, IL
60		CHICAGO, IL
61		OLNEY, IL
62		HILLSIDE, IL
63		CHICAGO, IL
64		ROCHELLE, IL
65		Deerfield, IL
66		CHICAGO, IL
67		Chicago, IL
68		CHICAGO, IL
69		Elgin, IL
70		Chicago, IL
71		CHICAGO, IL
72		Skokie, IL
73		Wauconda, IL
74		MOUNT VERNON, IL
75		NAPERVILLE, IL
76		NAPERVILLE, IL
77		Genoa, IL
78		BEARDSTOWN, IL
79		AURORA, IL
80		CHICAGO, IL
81		CHICAGO, IL
82		CHICAGO, IL
83		ADDISON, IL
84		CHICAGO, IL
85		SKOKIE, IL

Re-habilitation, re-construction and maintenance in Rock Island, Illinois.

CARING FOR AND CURING THE FUTURE OF CHICAGOLAND.

To provide at-risk Haitian Youth with the ability to attend a safe school building and receive an adequate education regardless of their religious belief, political affiliation or financial ability

Athletic Youth Organization that teaches Dance and . A community base dance program that consist of a of approximately 45 children of all ages. The coaches and volunteers train the members in all areas of the which allow them to learn physical fitness, building and competitive dancing which includes participating in community fundraising events.

ProvideassistancerefugeecampontheislandofLesvos

SUPPORT YOUTH VOLLEYBALL IN CHICAGOLAND AREA .

PUBLIC LIGHT DISPLAY IN PUBLIC PARK WITH PROCEEDS USED TO FUND LOCAL CHARITIES. 100% DONATED SERVICES.

the Corporation) is organized and operated exclusively for charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC). More specifically, the Corporation is organized exclusively for the benefit of, to perform the functions of, or to carry out the purposes of supporting Jewish Congregation of Chicago a/k/a (the or supported organization). The is an Illinois not-for-profit corporation and IRC Sections 509(a)(1) and 501(c)(3) organization organized exclusively for charitable purposes pursuant to the Temples Articles of Incorporation dated September 17, 1987. The purpose of the is the perpetuation of Reform Judaism for all families and individuals who seek to be a part of the Chicagoland Jewish Community. The Corporation shall be a Section 509(a)(3) supporting organization.

MISSION: WILL ENCOURAGE THE APPROPRIATE INSTRUCTION, THE BUILDING OF CHARACTER, AND PROVIDE AN ATMOSPHERE THAT IS CONDUCTIVE TO ENHANCING ALL PARTICIPANTS TO THEIR BETTERMENT. THROUGH THESE ACTIONS WE WILL POSITIVELY IMPACT THE DEVELOPMENT OF FUTURE COMMUNITY LEADERS.VISION: AIMS TO BE A TRUSTWORTHY COMMUNITY PARTNER AND ITS PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY IS EMPHASIZING THE LIFELONG BENEFITS OF RECREATIONAL SPORTS AND ENABLING ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO ENHANCE EVERY ASPECT OF THEIR LIVES WITH RECREATIONAL SPORTS.

CAFE GROUP PROVIDES FINANCIAL AND PROGRAMMATIC SUPPORT TO LEADERS OF COLOR WHOSE PROXIMITY TO CHALLENGES ALLOW THEM TO CREATE MEANINGFUL AND RELEVANT SOLUTIONS. BY LEVERAGING LIVED EXPERIENCES AND GENIUS WITHIN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR, CAFE GROUP HAS CREATED A GLIDEPATH FROM COLLEGE INTERN TO ESTABLISHED LEADER DESIGNED TO CATALYZE LASTING SYSTEMIC CHANGE.

THE FOUNDATION WILL AWARD 2 - 4 SCHOLARSHIPS PER YEAR TO GRADUATING STUDENTS OF RICHLAND COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL, DEPENDING UPON INCOME, EST RANGE FROM $10,000 - $20,000 PER

TO PROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF BUILDING THAT HAVE A SPECIFIC (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) INTEREST IN THE INSTALLATION OF MATERIALS AND SYSTEMS;TO ENCOURAGE AND FACILITATE THE DISCUSSION AND STUDY OF CONTRACTOR PROBLEMS AND ISSUES;TO RESEARCH, INVESTIGATE, AND ASSIST IN THE ADVANCEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF PRODUCTS, MATERIALS, AND PROCESSES WHICH PROMOTE FIRE AND LIFE SAFETY;TO PROMOTE ETHICAL AND LAWFUL BUSINESS PRACTICES WITHIN THE CONTRACTOR INDUSTRY; ANDTO ENCOURAGE THE USE OF FCIA AS THE PRIMARY SOURCE FOR FIRESTOPPING IN NEW CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION PROJECTS, WORLDWIDE.

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THE MISSION THE IS TO PROTECT AND SUPPORT LOCATED NEAR STOCKTON, ILLINOIS AND ITS OPERATION A FOR OUTDOOR YOUTH ENRICHMENT. WE SEEK TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL RESOURCES, VOLUNTEER LABOR, AND MORAL SUPPORT AND WILL CREATE A NETWORK STAFF ALUMNI AND OTHER TO ACCOMPLISH THIS MISSION. WE ENVISION THE ABILITY TO PROVIDE TO PROVIDE FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS. CAPITAL PROJECTS INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO BUILDINGS, BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS, INFRASTRUCTURE, INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS, AND LAND IMPROVEMENTS. WE FURTHER ENVISION CREATING A NETWORK DONORS AND VOLUNTEERS DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION, CONTINUATION, AND IMPROVEMENT FOR GENERATIONS TO COME.

THE DOES NOT ENGAGE IN ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITES. RATHER, IT ACCOMPLISHES ITS CHARITABLE PURPOSE AND EXEMPT FUNCTION BY MAKING GRANTS TO OTHER IRC SECTION

THE EXPENDED $20,709 TO MAINTAIN, THROUGH A KANSAS PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION FORMED BY THE KNOWN AS 3CP, PBC, PARCELS OF PRAIRIELAND IN CHASE COUNTY KS

ILEA Orlando upholds the mission of in the city of Orlando, Florida and the surrounding areas. The mission is to promote the art and science of special event publication and to educate members and the public in the advancement, improvement and use of special to ensure valuable services and products.

To engage the community in philanthropy to promote the interests of by building relationships to enhance quality care.

BUILDING COMMUNITY. IMPROVING LIVES. MAKING EVERY CONTRIBUTION COUNT.

The Rebuilding Exchange diverts materials fromlandfillsand makes them accessible for , promotes sustainable deconstruction practices, provides education and job training programs and creates innovative models for su

FUNDRAISING CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMS HELP ORGANIZATIONS STRENGTHEN THEIR DEVELOPMENT FUNCTIONS SO THEY CAN INCREASE PRIVATE REVENUES. THERE ARE TWO DISTINCT PROGRAMS:

To educate, support, and provide programs to assist aspiring photographers in creating visual artwork that focuses on nature and landscape, action and wildlife pictures, and to educate, support and provide exposure to entrepreneurs developing new models for teaching science, technology, business, computers and mathematics.

Promote community building

TO PROVIDE SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS AND FAMILY EVENTS FOR YOUTH

BUILDING PUBLIC AWARENESS FOR PEDIATRIC AUTOIMMUNE NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDER, EDUCATING MEDICAL PROVIDERS ABOUT THE DISORDER TREATMENTS FOR SAME, TO BUILD FOR LEGISLATION REQUIRING INSURANCE COMPANIES TO PAY FOR TREATMENTS OF THE DISORDER TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO FAMILIES AFFECTED BY THIS DISORDER.

TO IGNITE THE YOUNG PEOPLE OF CHICAGOLAND AND DUPAGE AREA TO DEVELOP AND UNLEASH THE POWER OF THEIR CURIOSITY AND CREATIVITY. WE INSPIRE THEM TO LIVE LIVES FILLED WITH MEANING, PASSION, PURPOSE, HOPE AND A THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE.

OPERATION OF BUILDING USED FOR AFFAIRS AND COMMUNITY BENEFIT OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY AMERICAN LEGION POST 337, ITS AUXILIARY AND POST 8387 OF THE V.F.W.

TO ASSIST WITH FUNDING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS IN PARKS OWNED BY COMMUNITY DISTRICT.

TO SUPPORT CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL OFFFICES.

OF , WILDLIFE AND NATURAL RESOURCES IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS

CORPORATION (CTTHC) WAS ORGANIZED FOR THE EXCLUSIVE PURPOSE OF TO THE CHURCH LAND AND BUILDING LOCATED AT 3215-3233 N. CICERO AVENUE, , ILLINOIS (3231 CICERO), RENTING THE PROPERTY TO OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD (CTAOG), PAYING DEBT SERVICE AND EXPENSES RELATING TO THE PROPERTY, AND REMITTING ALL REMAINING PROCEEDS TO CTAOG.

TO ASSIST AND PROVIDE GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, IN THE GREATER CHICAGOLAND AREA, WITH A RENEWABLE 4-YEAR ACADEMIC TO A COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, OR TRADE SCHOOL LOCATED IN ILLINOIS.

Creating social awareness among Chicagoland's people of Indian Origin about the developmenr of assistance for the Poor and Needy in India,by way of promoting charitable and educational activites

LF) IS A BLACK LGBTQ+-LED MULTIRACIAL SOCIAL JUSTICE ORGANIZATION THAT ADVANCES JUSTICE FOR BLACK LGBTQ+ PEOPLE ACROSS THROUGH EMPOWERMENT, EDUCATION, AND ENTERTAINMENT.

The Graduates Society it a group made up of alumni of AddisAbaba faculty formed with the purpose creating a bond between the group and usethis association to support the motherland Ethiopia. Through the past one year Ethiopia was ravagedwith war and its consequences. Currently there are thousands displaced by war and widespreaddevastations in the major portion of the northern part of the country. Displaced people have lost theirhomes and livelihoods furthermore they have been killed, tortured and raped. These people haveescaped war and have settled in the adjacent regions of the country, but suffer from a dire shortage offood, supplies and clothing. Several homes, hospitals, schools and other institutions have beendestroyed. Basic utilities like electricity and water are in short supply due to destruction of power linesand pipes. The Amhara, Afar and Tigray regions are mainly affected. This is a huge task for the Ethiopiang

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