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1		BARTLETT, IL
2		PEORIA, IL
3		CHICAGO, IL
4		CHICAGO, IL
5		Glenview, IL
6		Belleville, IL
7		CHICAGO, IL
8		OTTAWA, IL
9		JOLIET, IL
10		Mokena, IL
11		FRANKLIN PARK, IL
12		Elmhurst, IL
13		Park Ridge, IL
14		OAK PARK, IL
15		Orion, IL
16		Belvidere, IL
17		NORTHBROOK, IL
18		Chicago, IL
19		FOREST PARK, IL
20		Gages Lake, IL
21		DeKalb, IL
22		CHICAGO, IL
23		Lisle, IL
24		DIXON, IL
25		Wauconda, IL
26		POLO, IL
27		YORKVILLE, IL
28		PEORIA, IL
29		PEORIA, IL
30		CHAMPAIGN, IL
31		PEORIA, IL
32		Robinson, IL
33		NORTHBROOK, IL
34		CHICAGO, IL
35		ST CHARLES, IL
36		CHICAGO, IL
37		CHICAGO, IL
38		Newark, IL
39		CRYSTAL LAKE, IL
40		Algonquin, IL
41		SKOKIE, IL
42		HOMER GLEN, IL
43		NORTHBROOK, IL
44		ST CHARLES, IL
45		CHICAGO, IL
46		Rolling Meadows, IL
47		BURR RIDGE, IL
48		CHICAGO, IL
49		Woodstock, IL
50		Wheaton, IL

AS A NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATION IS ESTABLISHED TO ORGANIZE HUMANITARIAN SERVICES IN THE FIELD EDUCATION, HEALTH AND REHABILATION STATELESS AND DISPLACED PEOPLE.

CREATE ACCESS TO PERFORMING ARTS FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES.

THE RECEIVES AND MAINTAINS FUNDS, OF REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY, AND TO USE AND APPLY THE WHOLE OF THE INCOME THERE FROM AND THE PRINCIPAL THEREOF, EXCLUSIVELY TO PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE OF PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES; TO FOSTER THE OF PROGRAMS IN THEIR BEHALF; TO ENCOURAGE RESEARCH RELATED TO DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES; TO ADVISE AND AID PARENTS IN THE SOLUTION OF THEIR PROBLEMS AND TO COORDINATE THEIR EFFORTS AND ACTIVITIES; TO DEVELOP A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROBLEMS OF INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES BY THE PUBLIC; TO COOPERATE WITH PUBLIC, PRIVATE, AND RELIGIOUS AGENCIES AND PROFESSIONAL GROUPS IN THE FURTHERANCE OF THESE ENDS; TO ASSOCIATE WITH AND SUPPORT FINANCIALLY THE STATE AND NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS; TO PROMOTE THE COMMON CAUSE; TO SERVE LOCALLY AS A CLEARINGHOUSE GATHERING AND GIVING OUT INFORMATION REGARDING THE PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

REHABILITATE STREET KIDS WORLDWIDE

Broaden public awareness and understanding of autism.

ALFA is an volunteer non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to supporting art, horticulture, culinary, and social programs adults with intellectual disabilities so that they can have meaningful opportunities to achieve full and lives. ALFA also supports adaptive equipment and renovations to group homes individuals with disabilities. ALFA has created a partnership with Trinity Services of Southwest IL to assist Trinity in their day and residential programming.

STRIVES TO PROVIDE QUALITY EDUCATIONAL, CLINICAL, (CONTINUED IN SCHEDULE O) REHABILITATION AND VOCATIONAL SERVICES TO ARE BLIND, VISUALLY IMPARIRED, MULTI-DISABLED OR VETERANS.

EASERN LASALLE SUPPORTS OVER 40 HEALTH and HUMAN SERVICE PROGRAMS THROUGH ITS PARTICIPATION AGENCIES. LASALLE COORDINATES ITS LABOR LOVE WHICH IS LOW-INCOME HOME REPAIR PROJECT; DISTRIBUTES SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS THROUGH ITS SCHOOL TOOLS PROGRAM; PROVIDES EMERGENCY FINANCIAL RENT AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE THROUGH ITS COMMUNITY CARE PROGRAM, TARGETS PARENTS, GRANDPARETNS, AND CAREGIVERS ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN WITH EARLY LEARNING MATERIALS AND CLASSES FROM BIRTH THROUGH AGE FIVE THROUGH ITS BORN LEARNING PROGRAM, PROVIDES "IMAGINATION LIBRARY" BOOKS FOR ANY CHILD BORN AFTER JANUARY 1, 2008 RESIDING IN UWELC SERVICE AREA, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE IRS, LASALLE PROVIDES A VITA (VOLUNTARY INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE) STIE; OVERSEES THE EFSP GRANT FOR LASALLE ; IS THE FISCAL MANAGER FOR THE DEPARTMENT HUMAN SERVICE FRONT DOOR FUNDS AND ASSISTS MANY INDIVIDUALS WITH INFORMATION AND

THE MISSION OF IS TO INCREASE INDEPENDENCE, MAXIMIZE OPPORTUNITIES, MINIMIZE BARRIERS,AND ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES, THOSE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH DIRECT SERVICE PROGRAMS. IS ACCREDITED BY THE COMMISSION ON ACCREDITATION OF REHABILITATION FACILITIES AND LICENSED BY THE ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES AND THE ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES.

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

ASSIST WITH THE REHABILITATION OF U.S. VETERANS and THE CARE OF THEIR DEPENDENT, ASSIST NEEDY FAMILIES, PROMOTE EDUCATION, AND REACH OUT TO THE COMMUNITY BY DONATING FUNDS and USE OF FACILITIES FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSE

The serves two vital roles: to fund significant in and balance disorders, and to help educate the public about loss and balance disorders related to the inner ear.

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.

PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES, LEADERSHIP AND ADVOCACY TO OLDER ADULTS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS.

Provide assistance to the blind, hearing impaired, and other individuals residing in School District #223 needing proper medical care and assistance who are unable to obtain that needed care through their own income, insurance coverage, government welfare agencies, or other welfare organizations. To provide assistance to organizations to improve the general well being of individuals in School District #223.

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

CREATING A COMMUNITY OF BELONGING WHERE PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES LEARN, PLAY, WORK, LIVE, AND GROW TOGETHER WITH PEOPLE OF ALL ABILITIES.

Use the power of law to secure dignity, opportunity and well-being people w/illness and disability.

IS A CONSUMER CONTROLLED, COMMUNITY-BASED, CROSS-DISABILITY, NONRESIDENTIAL, PRIVATE NONPROFIT AGENCY THAT HAS BEEN DESIGNED BY INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES TO OPERATE WITHIN SUBURBAN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS TO PROVIDE AN ARRAY OF SERVICES.

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

The provides financial support to the Foundation for its programs and services provided to the visually and hearing impaired.

PROVIDING INFORMATIONAL AND TRUSTEE SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES

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

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDED TO NEEDY - HEARING AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED CHILDREN AND ADULTS

ASSIST THE SIGHT AND HEARING IMPAIRED PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR YOUTH AND SUPPORT HUMANITARIAN CAUSES

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE VISUALLY AND HEARING IMPAIRED

DURING 2020, THE CONTINUED ITS PROGRAM FOR THE REHABILITATION OF THE SCHOOL, AS A HISTORIC SITE. THE SCHOOL HAS ALREADY ACHIEVED DESIGNATION ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES. THE HAS A LEASE ARRANGEMENT WITH THE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY UNDER WHICH THE LESSEE IS OPERATING A TAX-EXEMPT SCHOOL BASED ON CHRISTIAN PRINCIPAL. THE INTENT IS TO ENABLE THE ACADEMY TO CONTINUE TO TRAIN CHRISTIAN LEADERS WHO WILL BE ASSETS TO THEIR COUNTRY.

A RETIREMENT COMMUNITY WHERE CHOICES, DIGNITY, AND FELLOWSHIP THRIVE IN A LOVING . THE FULL SPECTRUM OF SENIOR LIVING OPTIONS INCLUDES SKILLED NURSING CARE, REHABILITATIVE THERAPY, ASSISTED LIVING, MEMORY CARE AND INDEPENDENT LIVING.

provides vital services suppor to by providing them with independent living skills, helping to optimize individuals opportinities to lead independent life.

TO ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES CENTER (DSC) TO ENHANCE THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES BY PROVIDING SERVICES AND SUPPORT WHICH ENABLE THEM TO LIVE, WORK AND LEARN IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS SCHOLARSHIPS PROVIDED FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

Assisting needy and disabled , widows or orphans deceased , sponsoring and/or participating in patriotic activities, and recreational activities for members.

PROVIDES INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES.

ADVANCE AN IMMIGRANT EQUITY AND INCLUSION AGENDA AT THE STATE, LOCAL AND FEDERAL LEVEL

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.

TO ENHANCE THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES AND VISUAL IMPAIRMENTS BY BUILDING CONFIDENCE, COMMUNITY, HEALTH AND WELLNESS THROUGH SWIMMING, BIKING AND RUNNING.

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.

is a /placement organization dedicated to the , rehabilitation and careful rehoming of neglected, lost, surrendered or otherwise homeless cats in the United States. This organization offers low-cost spay/neuter and vaccination services to low-income families and other organizations. They also educate the public about general cat and dog care at home and about basic medical care for these animals

DONATIONS ARE PROVIDED TO CHARITIES THAT PROVIDE PROGRAMS FOR A VARIETY OF SOCIAL NEEDS INCLUDING ASSISTING THOSE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, SOCIAL SERVICES, PROGRAMS TO ASSIST VETERANS, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.

TO IMPROVE LIVES OF PEOPLE WITH

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.

WE STRIVE TO IMPROVE PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, COGNITIVE, AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS AND VETERANS BY PROVIDING THERAPEUTIC LESSONS, CLASSES AND FARM EXPERIENCES. WE HARNESS THE SPIRIT OF THE HORSE TO CHANGE LIVES.

TO BENEFIT CHARITIES INVOLVED WITH CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS

THE PROMOTION SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL LEARNING YOUTH BY PROVIDING LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND TRAININGS FOR EDUCATORS, PRACTICIONERS, CAREGIVERS AND STUDENTS RELATING TO MINDFULNESS PRACTICES

DRUG TREATMENT CENTER AND REHABILITATIVE COUNSELING SERVICES

NATIONWIDE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AND METHODS TO QUICKLY REHABILITATE AN INJURED WORKER

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.

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