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1		Wheaton, IL
2		NORMAL, IL
3		Mokena, IL
4		Chicago, IL
5		Park Ridge, IL
6		LOMBARD, IL
7		NAPERVILLE, IL
8		Belvidere, IL
9		RIVERWOODS, IL
10		ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL
11		Joliet, IL
12		MORTON GROVE, IL
13		Gages Lake, IL
14		Chicago, IL
15		Lisle, IL
16		HILLSBORO, IL
17		JACKSONVILLE, IL
18		CENTRALIA, IL
19		CARBONDALE, IL
20		NORTHBROOK, IL
21		ST CHARLES, IL
22		PEORIA, IL
23		CHICAGO, IL
24		BROADVIEW, IL
25		SCHAUMBURG, IL
26		BURR RIDGE, IL
27		Chicago, IL
28		CHICAGO, IL
29		QUINCY, IL
30		CHICAGO, IL
31		BURR RIDGE, IL
32		CHICAGO, IL
33		Woodstock, IL
34		Wheaton, IL
35		NORTHBROOK, IL
36		Morton Grove, IL
37		CHICAGO, IL
38		Tinley Park, IL
39		Graymont, IL
40		Chicago, IL

Our mission is to equip people with disabilities in with the spiritual, physical, socio-economic and educational tools necessary for a miraculous transformation into a life of independence and advancement.

TO ENGAGE IN FUNDRAISING AND PAYMENT OF GRANTS FOR PROFESSIONAL, LICENSED REHABILITATION SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING FROM ALCOHOL ADDICTION AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE WHO ARE WITHOUT FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO SECURE SAID REHABILITATION SERVICES.

IS COMMITTED TO EMPOWERING PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES TO ACHIEVE FULL PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY LIFE THROUGH INFORMED CHOICES

provides clinical, case management, and rehabilitative services to help families and youth.

The mission of the is to assess the needs of the , raise funds and allocate them to charitable organizations and health causes, especially research, rehabilitation and education.

WE ADVOCATE AND COORDINATE RESOURCES SUCH AS MEALS AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT TO HELP OLDER ADULTS AGE WELL.

PROVIDE HOUSING, RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, EMPLOYMENT AND ANCILLARY SERVICES TO PERSONS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES.

We assist with help to the sight and hearing impaired and also provide scholarships and donations to others in need in our community.

EXISTS SO THAT PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENT DISABILITIES CAN BE FULLY INCLUDED IN COMMUNITY, ACHIEVE PERSONAL SUCCESS AND ENJOY A GOOD QUALITY LIFE.

SUPPORT VISION AND HEARING IMPAIRED.

Support Residents Rehabilitation Center

THE IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING SUPPORT TO THE MAINE-NILES ASSOCIATION OF SPECIAL RECREATION IN ITS EFFORTS TO PROVIDE RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE PROGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES.

To enhance public awareness and generate resources to enrich educational, vocational, and social opportunities needs children.

Provides an annual weeklong outdoor summer camp program and monthly activities for people with physical disabilities

Community and Humanitarian Services - Vision and Hearing impaired, youth activities

OPERATION OF (INPATIENT, SWING BED and OUTPATIENT) AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES.

THE PRIMARY MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE AND STIMULATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF QUALITY OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AND OTHER PHYSICAL AND MENTAL CHALLENGES.

TO ENSURE COORDINATED, ACCESSIBLE SERVICES FOR OLDER PERSONS AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.

THE SUPPORTS PREPATORY AND ITS PROGRAMS TO HELP STUDENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES.

PROVIDES INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES.

THE ARTCLES OF INCORPORATION PROVIDE THAT IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AS SET FORTH IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE INDLUDING, FOR SUCH PURPOSES, THE MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS QUALIFIED AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE CODE. IN FURTHERANCE OF ITS MISSION, MAKES DISTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS QUALIFIED AS EXEMPT UNDER CODE SECTION 501(C)(3). THESE ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO CHILDREN WITH PROFOUND MEDICAL OR OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS AND ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE MISSION IS TO STOP HUMAN TRAFFICKING. ALSO PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES WHO ARE IMPACTED BY DISASTERS, SUCH AS FIRES, FLOODS, HURRICANES OR TORNADOES AND DO NOT HAVE ADEQUATE INSURANCE TO EITHER SECURE TEMPORARY HOUSING OR REBUILD THEIR HOME FOLLOWING SUCH LOSS.

THE CORPORATION SHALL EXCLUSIVELY SUPPORT THROUGH MANAGEMENT THE ENDOWMENT FUND THE MISSION AND PURPOSES ILLINOIS WHICH PROVIDES EXCEPTIONAL SERVICES TO ENSURE CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS, DISABILITIES AND OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS CAN REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL.

was founded with purpose of assisting dogs by providing free medical services, offering free vaccine clinics, helping provide assistance with dog training services that helped increase chances of a dog being adopted. Since was diagnosed with MS in 2017 has also offered services assistance to individuals living with MS through a peer support group, by providing direct grants, by offering trained service dogs.

TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS IN THE DISABLED COMMUNITY, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT AND PROGRAMMING.

IMPROVE THE ACCESSIBILITY AND QUALITY TO MEDICALLY COMPLEX PATIENTS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS, AND TO REDUCE OVERALL HEALTH COSTS BY ADVANCING THE PRACTICE OF .

SERVING THE SPECIAL NEEDS COMMUNITY THROUGH THEIR INCLUSION IN THE GAME OF GOLF, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ACCESS, INSTRUCTION AND COMPETITION AT ALL LEVELS.

Distribution of durable medical equipment to persons with disabilities.

HONORING MILITARY VETERANS, PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, AND NO KILL ANIMAL SHELTERS.

FRANCISCANS FOR THE WORLD REPAIR AND REHABILITATION FOR SCHOOLS IN GAZA AND HAITI REPAIR FOR CHAPEL AND POTABLE WATER SYSTEM

DRUG TREATMENT CENTER AND REHABILITATIVE COUNSELING SERVICES

DEDICATED TO BRINGING JOY AND A SENSE OF TO THE SPECIAL NEEDS COMMUNITY THROUGH

Since 1884, JVS Chicago has been committed to improving life through employment and productivity, recognizing that personal development is a lifetime endeavor. JVS Chicago serves more than 2,300 employees, employers and entrepreneurs annually with programs for adults, youth, seniors and people with disabilities, serving entry level to advanced career job seekers, at locations across Metropolitan Chicago. Services include career counseling, job skills training and customized job training, job placement, credit building, small business development, access to capital and more.

To inspire hope, develop independence promote well-being in our patients their families through one-on-one physical, speech occupational therapy.

has been created to enrich the lives teenagers and adults with special needs by providing a place for social, volunteer and fitness activities. Its primary purpose is for participants to engage in meaningful ways within their community and create lasting relationships.

To help persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities to contribute to the community by assisting in the operations of a concession stand for a local park district.

To provide funding for Foundation, Inc, an Illinois not-for-profit corporation, which serves children and adults with disabilities.

CONTRIBUTION TO HABILITATIVE SYSTEMS, INC TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS IN HUMAN SERVICES TO CHILDREN, ADULTS, FAMILIES AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITY CONDITIONS

TO PROVIDE FAMILIES AFFECTED BY AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS (ASD) WITH INFORMATION AND FUNDS TO ASSIST THEM IN UNDERSTANDING AND TREATING ASD

ADVOCATE BROMEN REHAB UNIT

S MISSION IS TO HELP IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY AND HEALTHCARE OUTCOMES FOR WOMEN OF ALL AGES IN HISTORICALLY UNDERFUNDED AREAS BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER CODE SECTION 501(c)(3) INCLUDING NORTHWESTERN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES THAT WILL HAVE A DIRECT IMPACT ON PATIENT CARE, ADVANCING WOMEN'S HEALTH PROGRAMS INCLUDING THOSE THAT BENEFIT LOW INCOME INFANTS, GIRLS AND WOMEN IN THE CHICAGO AREA, THOSE THAT OFFER REHABILITATION SERVICES TO WOMEN AFTER GIVING BIRTH OR HAVING A GYNECOLOGICAL PROCEDURE AND THOSE THAT ENABLE CAREGIVERS AND EMPOWER PATIENTS TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN A HEALTHY SOCIETY.

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