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101		CHICAGO, IL
102		CHICAGO, IL
103		PARK RIDGE, IL
104		CHICAGO, IL
105		CHICAGO, IL
106		NEW LENOX, IL
107		ROCKFORD, IL
108		NAPERVILLE, IL
109		CHICAGO, IL
110		WHEATON, IL
111		SCHAUMBURG, IL
112		CHICAGO, IL
113		Chicago, IL
114		ROCK ISLAND, IL
115		BURR RIDGE, IL
116		AURORA, IL
117		Chicago, IL
118		JOLIET, IL
119		Lombard, IL
120		Silvis, IL
121		CHICAGO, IL
122		CHICAGO, IL
123		SPRINGFIELD, IL
124		ELMWOOD, IL
125		Chicago, IL
126		EVANSTON, IL
127		Evanston, IL
128		ROCKFORD, IL
129		ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL
130		ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL
131		Evanston, IL
132		DES PLAINES, IL
133		LOMBARD, IL
134		WILMETTE, IL
135		River Forest, IL
136		GLENCOE, IL
137		WESTERN SPRINGS, IL
138		OAK BROOK, IL
139		GALENA, IL
140		Chicago, IL
141		COUNTRYSIDE, IL
142		SPRINGFIELD, IL
143		LAKE FOREST, IL
144		CHICAGO, IL
145		CALEDONIA, IL
146		Richmond, IL
147		Springfield, IL
148		Chicago, IL
149		Chicago, IL
150		BARRINGTON, IL

IS AN INDEPENDENT, BILINGUAL INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION CREATED UNDER THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE TO MAKE THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION ACCESSIBLE TO A DIVERSE STUDENT POPULATION WITH EMPHASIS ON THOSE OF HISPANIC DESCENT, TO STRENGTHEN ETHNIC IDENTITY, TO REINFORCE CULTURAL INTERACTION, AND TO BUILD A BRIDGE TO FILL CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC GAPS

AN INDEPENDENT CENTER THAT CONDUCTS , EDUCATES COLLABORATES WITH OTHER GROUPS TO ADVOCATE POLICIES IMPACT SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE THE STATUS OF ALL PEOPLE. THE MISSION IS TO PROMOTE SOCIAL JUSTICE CHALLENGE INEQUITIES IN CARE. THE ORGANIZATION DERIVES ITS UNIQUENESS FROM THE DIVERSITY OF ISSUES IT ADDRESSES THE SINGLE-MINDEDNESS OF ITS VISION: AN EQUITABLE CARE SYSTEM WHICH PROVIDES ACCESS TO QUALITY, AFFORDABLE CARE FOR ALL.

ADVANCING THE SCIENCE ANESTHESIA THROUGH EDUCATION AND RESEARCH.

SYSTEMS MISSION IS TO IMPROVE THE OF THE INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES IT SERVES.

TO SUPPORT AND TRAINED MEMBERS OF THE CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY COMMUNITY AND THEIR FAMILIES IN THE PURSUIT OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY PATIENT CARE, EDUCATION, SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENT, COLLEGIALITY, AND LIFE BALANCE.

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HAS A MISSION TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO ALL ENTITIES OF THE MERCY HEALTH SYSTEM (MHS) BY RECEIVING, MAINTAINING, AND ADMINISTERING FUNDS RECEIVED FROM THE PUBLIC AND OTHER AVAILABLE RESOURCES TO FURTHER THE EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THESE NON-PROFIT 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS AND TO SUPPORT THE MHS MISSION OF "EXCEPTIONAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES WITH A PASSION FOR MAKING LIVES BETTER".

Scientific research and academic study and publications.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE PROGRAMS OF HEALTH SYSTEM OF CHICAGO AND ITS AFFILIATES.

A. HOLDING THE FOR THE INTERCHANGE OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION THROUGH THE PRESENTATION AND DISCUSSION OF ORIGINAL PAPERS AND SEMINARS.B. PUBLISHING THE PROCEEDINGS TO SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION AND TO FURNISH NON-MEMBERS WITH KNOWLEDGE OF THE FIELD.C. ENCOURAGING MERITORIOUS CONTRIBUTIONS TO APPLIED CRYOSCIENCE AND CRYO- BY MEANS OF AWARDS, HONORS, AND OTHER SUITABLE RECOGNITION.D. EFFECTING CLOSE COOPERATION AND COORDINATION WITH NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS TO ENCOURAGE HIGH STANDARDS OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND TO ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FUTURE APPLIED CRYOSCIENTISTS AND CRYO-ENGINEERS.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO FOSTER SCIENTIFIC ADVANCES AND ENHANCE THE STUDY OF SHOULDER AND ELBOW SURGERY.

TEACHING and ADVANCING ART and SCIENCE SURGERY

To support and carry out the exempt purposes of The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago and The Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago by such means as the Board of Directors of the organizations may determine. This is accomplished by providing grants to charitable religious, educational and scientific organizations.

PROVIDE QUALITY CARE FOR OUR PATIENTS AND IMPROVE THE OF THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE.

Pursue scientific knowledge and high standards of excellence in the field of spinal disorders.

TO FURTHER THROUGH SUPPORT PROGRAMS THE ILLINOIS MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE ACADEMY.

to provide charter public high school education and social for students who are at risk or dropped out from the traditional public education systems.

TO BENEFIT THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES OF OUR MEMBERS AND THEIR DEPENDENTS AND TO CARRY OUT CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, AND EDUCATIONAL WORK FOR OUR MEMBERSHIP.

Forum the presentation and discussion of scientific topics related to urology 2. Development of educational forums concerning scientific advancements related to the field of urology and 3. Promotion of collaborative investigation among member scientists with an emphasis on the interchange of expertise among clinical and scientists.

GHS ILLINOIS) EXISTS TO PROVIDE COMPASSIONATE, QUALITY SERVICES TO ALL THOSE IN NEED.

EMPOWERING INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IMPACTED BY GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE OR THE CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM TO ACHIEVE SAFETY AND STABILITY THROUGH HOLISTIC LEGAL ADVOCACY AND SYSTEM REFORM.

TO MAKE DONATIONS FOR CHARITABLE, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

TO FOSTER AND PROMOTE VOCATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE AND SCIENTIFIC INTERESTS INCLUDING ACTIVITIES WHICH FOSTER ACCOUNTABILITY AND FREEDOM OF CHOICE.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WHO MEET OR SURPASS THE CUMULATIVE POINT SYSTEM FOR AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS.

TO EDUCATE PUBLIC AND LEGAL COMMUNITY ON CURRENT LITIGATION ISSUES AND TO SUPPORT INTEGRITY LEGAL SYSTEM BY PROVIDING FORUMS FOR DISCUSSION ON TOPICS

THE ("MTF") ADVANCES THE KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE OF BY SUPPORTING SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND COMMUNITY SERVICE.

follows the mission of to "preserve and improve human life."

TO CARRY OUT CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL WORK IN AGRICULTURE.

TO IMPROVE ORAL HEALTH BY ADVANCING AND PROMOTING THE CLINICAL SCIENCE OF .

TO IMPROVE ORAL HEALTH BY ADVANCING THE SCIENCE, ETHICS AND PRACTICE IMPLANT DENTISTRY.

follows the mission of NorthShore University HealthSystem to "preserve and improve human life."

TO EDUCATE GIFTED CHILDREN IN AN ACADEMICALLY DIFFERENTIATED ENRICHED ENVIRONMENT.

CONDUCTING EDUCATION AND RESEARCH OF SOD PRODUCTION, MONITORING, INTERPRETING AND REPORTING ON LATEST ADVANCES IN TURFGRASS RESEARCH, LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE AND AGRONOMIC SCIENCE.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES APPROVED BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

PTO plans and executes fundraising activities for the approximately 400 students and 70 faculty members of Elementary , located at 1250 Ashland Ave, River Forest IL 60305, throughout the year. These activities typically include a dance, restaurant percentage nights, spirit wear sales, science, scholastic, and athletic clubs, and an optional weekly hot lunch. The profit from these fundraisers is used solely for the benefit of students and faculty at Elementary . The proceeds are spent on field trips, grants for facility improvements, financial assistance for needy students, student enrichment assemblies, language instruction program, art appreciation program, PTO-hosted community gatherings, and teacher appreciation meals.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TO YOUTHS INVOLVED IN THE COOK COUNTY JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM.

TO RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT SCIENTIFIC AND IN THE CAUSES OF AND CURES FOR SANFILIPPO AND OTHER NEURO-GENETIC DISEASES.

TO FURTHER CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES IN FIELD NEURORADIOLOGY.

To assist in developing and increasing educational opportunites for the citizens of that portion of Jo Daviess County located within Unit District #120 and providing service for students, faculty, and alumni of Unit District #120 by encouraging gifts of money, property, works of art, historical papers and documents, and other material having educational, artistic, scientific and/or historical value and by such other proper means as may be advisable.

The mission of University ("") is to improve the of the individuals and diverse communities we serve through the integration of outstanding patient care, education, research, and community partnerships.

WAS ESTABLISHED (1)TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PERSONS STUDYING AGRICULTURE AND RELATED FIELDS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO BUSINESS, ECONOMICS, EDUCATION, VETERINARY MEDICINE, ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT; (2) TO ENCOURAGE, PROMOTE AND FUND THE DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF EDUCATIONAL AND INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, PROGRAMS AND SEMINARS TO PROVIDE IMPROVED INSTRUCTION ABOUT AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE AND THEIR RELATED FIELDS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS SUCH AS 4-H, FFA, LEADERS TO WASHINGTON, ALOT AND AG IN THE CLASSROOM; (3) TO PROMOTE, FUND AND CONDUCT PROGRAMS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY COLLECTIONS WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON AGRICULTURE AND ITS RELATED FIELDS; (4) TO ENCOURAGE, PROMOTE AND FUND EDUCATION AND RESEARCH DESIGNED TO IMPROVE AGRICULTURE; (5) TO PROMOTE, FUND AND CONDUCT SEMINARS AND SCHOOLS FOR EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC LEADERSHIP.

ASSOCIATION (SUAA), COMPOSED OF 15,000+ MEMBERS, IS A VOLUNTARY MEMBER ASSOCIATION OF AND ACTIVE EMPLOYEES OF THE RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS (SURS). SUAA ADVOCATES A STRONG AND SECURE PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PENSION AND HEALTH BENEFIT SYSTEM WITH CONTINUOUS TRACKING OF BENEFIT ISSUES AND FUNDING LEVELS FOR THE 135,000 PARTICIPANTS OF THE SURS PENSION SYSTEM AND THE EMPLOYEE HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN. SUAA WORKS WITH ITS MEMBERS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TO ENHANCE BENEFITS FOR ALL AND TO ENSURE APPROPRIATE FUNDING FOR THOSE PROGRAMS. SUAA PUBLISHES A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER AND CONDUCTS AN ANNUAL MEETING FOR ITS MEMBERS. SUAA CHAPTERS ARE IN EVERY PUBLIC UNIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUS IN ILLINOIS.

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS AT CRISTO REY ST. MARTIN, GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE, GOLD MEIR, GWENDOLYN BROOKS COLLEGE PREP, HIGHLAND PARK, LINDBLOM MATH and SCIENCE ACADEMY, MAINE EAST, MUNDELEIN, NORTH CHICAGO, RTC MEDICAL PREPARATORY, ROUND LAKE, WARREN TOWNSHIP, WAUKEGAN AND ZION-BENTON HIGH SCHOOLS.

ALMA BUILDS POWER BY ENGAGING, EDUCATING AND MOBILIZING THE LATINX LGBTQ COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND OUR ALLIES ACROSS ILLINOIS. BY WORKING WITH OUR MEMBERS, WE WORK TO UNDERSTAND COMMUNITY CONDITIONS, AND WORK WITH THEM TO FIND LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS TO THOSE PROBLEMS, INCLUDING POLICY AND SYSTEMS CHANGE.

BUILDS SUSTANABLE LOCAL FOOD AND FARM SYSTEMS THROUGH EXPERIMENTAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH RURAL AND URBAN PEOPLE.

To support, sustain and encourage the charitable, educational, scientific and recreational programs, projects and policies of the District and other open space organizations.

Developing technologies and delivering services that improve lives and communities. Primary activities are Early Intervention (EI) claims processing services and Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Management Information System (MIS) development and implementation, maintenance, support and hosting. also supports the delivery of quality health care to the medically underserved though contributions to the Illinois Community Health Foundation, .

Exclusively charitable - to educate children about the law and court system, to provide scholarships for law students, and award charitable grant awards

An information source to physicians and medical professionals in the science of and the enhancement of patient safety and trust. The is affiliated with the American Academy of .

RAISE FUNDS EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND LITERARY PURPOSES WITHIN THE SCOPE OF PEDIACTRIC CANCER RESEARCH.

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