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1		SONOMA, CA
2		ORANGE, CA
3		Concord, CA
4		Sausalito, CA
5		DAVIS, CA
6		Berkeley, CA
7		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
8		ESCONDIDO, CA
9		LOS ANGELES, CA
10		FOSTER CITY, CA
11		San Rafael, CA
12		Pittsburg, CA
13		TARZANA, CA
14		Covina, CA
15		Weed, CA
16		Auburn, CA
17		Berkeley, CA
18		BANNING, CA
19		MILL VALLEY, CA
20		Van Nuys, CA
21		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
22		San Rafael, CA
23		Woodland, CA
24		LONG BEACH, CA
25		SACRAMENTO, CA
26		POINT REYES STATION, CA
27		PASADENA, CA
28		LAGUNA BEACH, CA
29		LOMPOC, CA
30		Chatsworth, CA
31		OAKLAND, CA
32		Monte Sereno, CA
33		SAN DIEGO, CA
34		GROVELAND, CA
35		LAGUNA BEACH, CA
36		RIVERSIDE, CA
37		BERKELEY, CA
38		ENCINITAS, CA
39		HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
40		SONOMA, CA
41		EL GRANADA, CA
42		Sacramento, CA
43		SAN DIEGO, CA
44		Oakland, CA
45		BEVERLY HILLS, CA
46		SONOMA, CA
47		Sausalito, CA
48		San Franciscoo, CA
49		COSTA MESA, CA
50		PACIFIC PALISADES, CA

PROTECTION OF RELATIVELY NATURAL HABITATS OF FISH, WILDLIFE, OR OF OPEN SPACE.

TO HOUSE AND RAISE ORPHANS IN AFRICA UNTIL THEY REACH AGE OF 18. TO EDUCATE, ENCOURAGE AND PROVIDE A LOVING ENVIRONMENT ORPHANS BETTERMENT OF THEMSELVES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES.

To build sustainable cities and neighborhoods by partnering with community-focused non-profit organizations to support health, social services, cultural education

ensures sustained excellence of Public by securing a permanent revenue source to enhance librarys programs, materials and environment.

TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN A SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN AND AN EDUCATION AND RESEARCH ORGANIZATION. SCHOOL AND ORGANIZATION WILL FOCUS ON INTEGRATION OF EDUCATION AND WELLNESS IN CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON LIBERAL AND FINE ARTS; SCIENTIFIC, ENVIRONMENTAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL LITERACY; MULTIPLE LANGUAGE ACQUISITION; PHYSICAL, COGNITIVE AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT; AND CIVIC PARTICIPATION IN LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES.

ADPSR works peace, environmental protection, ecological building, and justice. It produces programs design professionals and the public, including conferences and lectures. It publishes books and sponsors exhibitions and media related to its mission.

ENHANCING AND IMPROVING THE PROFESSIONAL ENVIRONMENT FOR OPHTHALMOLOGISTS.

At , our mission is to protect wildlife, natural resources, and the people that depend on them. We build fuel-efficient stoves and aquaponics systems to save ecosystems and save lives.

N/A, THE MAKES GRANTS TO VARIOUS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, FOCUSING ON THOSE THAT BENEFIT CONSERVATION, EDUCATION, AND PUBLIC HEALTH.

To give competitive players in our community a positive learning environment, to have fun and to reach their potential as players and grow as individuals.

Education and supporting wild animal, land, ocean, and other environmental protection programs.

mission is to promote increased participation and understanding of live theater by providing affordable performing arts education and enrichment experiences to youth and young adults in the community as well as affordable access to live theatre entertainment for members of the community including children families senior citizens and disabled persons. We are strongly committed to achieving these aims in a positive supportive respectful and safe environment that encourages learning creativity and artistic self-expression for all participants regardless of age ability gender ethnic or social background.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR EDUCATION, HEALTH, REFORESTATION, AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL ETHIOPIA

has a three-part mission statement: 1. To provide responsible care about HIV/AIDS by equipping of nationals with facts and prevention measures in the effort to reduce the spread of the deadly disease and providing care to orphaned and destitute children from HIV/AIDS victims by giving the children every possible advantage available to grow in a stable, spiritual environment, and empowering them to be the leaders of tomorrow. 2. To help alleviate poverty and avoid over dependence while encouraging inter-dependence and self-reliance as we seek to partner with local individuals and other likeminded organizations. 3. To build schools and vocational centers that will ensure good education and programs to help the community grow and be self-reliant.

Facilitate committed and open partnerships and projects that enable habitats, species and cultures to thrive, and to provide sustainable economic activities that place equal value on income security, quality of life and the health of our shared environment.

To provide low cost or free community events within a safe wholesome environment to raise funds to support Youth Programs Facilities.

SUPPORT OF ENVIROMENTAL PROTECTION AND SUSTAINABILITY

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

CONDUCTS RESEARCH TO PROTECT ALL SPECIES AND THEIR HABITATS GLOBALLY BY CONDUCTING EXCELLENT SCIENCE, DRIVING INTERNATIONAL , AND SHARING CUTTING EDGE EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT MODELS.

PRESERVATION OF OPEN TRAILS, NATURAL RESOURCES AND WILDLIFE HABITAT ON AND AROUND THE SANTA MONICA MOUNTAINS AND SURROUNDING WATERS.

TO NURTURE THE YOUNG HEART AND MIND IN A JOYFUL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT, WHERE THE CONVERGENCE OF PROGRESSIVE AND MANDARIN IMMERSION IGNITES CURIOSITY, CONNECTEDNESS, AND ENGAGEMENT IN THE WORLD.

Cataloging Archiving items from Collection at Environmental Design Archives, UC Berkeley.Sorting residual archival materials to offer to EDA. Curated exhibitions: : A Life in ClayOakland Museum of California November 2021 to October 2022 Emily Carr: From EarthVancouver Art Gallery July 10, 2021 to March 13, 2022Development of a digital publication of Emily Carr: From EarthJuly 2021 ongoing.

Provide quality training for players and enhance their social emotional and physical health in a positive and safe environment

RECOGNIZING THAT WITH PRIVILEGE COMES RESPONSIBILITY, MISSION OF IS TO EMPOWER SPORTSMEN TO FULFILL AND CELEBRATE THEIR COMMITMENT TO THEIR SPORT AND TO REAL WORLD CONSERVATION.

TO PROVIDE A SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR OUR INDUSTRIES.

TO PROTECT AND SUSTAIN THE UNIQUE LANDS, WATERS, AND BIODIVERSITY OF WEST MARIN.

TO BRING THE EXCITEMENT OF BIRDS TO OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH BIRDING, EDUCATION, AND THE CONSERVATION OF BIRD HABITATS.

SUPPORTS A WIDE VARIETY OF PROJECTS RELATED TO EDUCATION IN GARDENING, HORTICULTURE, LANDSCAPE AND FLORAL DESIGN, CONSERVATION, ECOLOGY, AND BIRD LIFE.

TO CREATE A BETTER CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT BY PROMOTING THE ADVANCEMENT IN FINE ARTS WITHIN THE AND TO PRESERVE AN OPEN AVENUE OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LOCAL ARTISTS AND THE COMMUNITY.

It is the mission of , . (RSABH) to provide a caring and therapeutic environment where young men can successfully develop skills, values and personal responsibility needed to rejoin their families and communities.

EMPOWERS THROUGH MUSIC, PROMOTING AN ENVIRONMENT THAT FOSTERS SELF-CONFIDENCE, CREATIVITY AND TEAMWORK.

The mission of the is to ensure the survival of the most threatened cats and their natural habitats worldwide by identifying and mitigating threats to their continued existence.

TO ACCELERATE CLEAN TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION IN TO BENEFIT ECONOMY, ENVIRONMENT and COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH SAFE OUTDOOR EXPERIENCES. TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES WITHIN THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT WHERE YOUTH WILL BE ABLE TO GAIN A GREATER KNOWLEDGE OF THEMSELVES, THE WORLD, AND THE ENVIRONMENT AROUND THEM. TO DEVELOP PROGRAMS AND OPPORTUNITIES TO RAISE THE NEEDED CAPITAL TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR PARTICIPATION IN THESE OPPORTUNITIES TO OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED YOUTH. TO ESTABLISH RELATIONSHIPS WITH SCHOOLS AND OTHER SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES SO THAT REFERRALS CAN BE MADE FOR "AT-RISK" YOUTH TO PARTICIPATE IN THESE OPPORTUNITIES.

INTRODUCES SURFING AND OTHER OCEAN OCTIVITIES TO CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS LIVING WITH GENETIC (INHERITABLE) DISEASES AS A NATURAL THERAPY. WE ACCOMPLISH OUR GOAL BY SHARING OUR OCEAN SKILLS, FAMILY VALUES, COMMUNITY, AND LOVE OF OUR ENVIRONMENT.

To preserve quality life and maintain the natural beauty the greater Riverside area by preserving , ridgelines, arroyos, scenic vistas, and wildlife corridors by upholding conservation acts, ordinances, codes and General Plan policies, and to educate citizens and officials in sustainable practices for land use and planning.

THE MISSION OF THE IS THE ADMINISTRATION OF GRANTS PRIMARILY IN THE AREAS OF MUSIC, THE ARTS AND EDUCATION WHILE ALSO SUPPORTING SOCIAL WORK, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND SPIRITUAL AND COMPASSIONATE PROJECTS IN THE COMMUNITY. THE ALSO ORGANIZES AND IMPLEMENTS EDUCATION AND OUTREACH PROGRAMS, EXHIBITIONS AND OTHER EVENTS AND PROJECTS IN LIKE AREAS WHICH CARRY GRAHAMS LIFE STORY FORWARD AND KEEP HIS SPIRIT OF PHILANTHROPY ALIVE.

AND PUBLIC HEALTH PROTECTION THROUGH LITIGATION AND EDUCATION

FOSTER AN INTEREST IN SPORT FISHING OFF THE COAST BY PROVIDING THE INTRODUCTION, EDUCATION, INSTRUCTION, AND RULES CONSERVATION, PRESERVATION AND ENHANCEMENT THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT BY CONTRIBUTING TO RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND SAFEGUARDING NATURAL RESOURCES ALLOWING THE PERPETUATION SPORT FISHING.

TO PROVIDE THE VERY BEST CARE AND EDUCATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN. TO CREATE A SUPERIOR ENVIRONMENT WHERE CHILDREN CAN BE ENGAGED EVERY DAY IN DYNAMIC LEARNING EXPERIENCES. TO HELP PARENTS ACHIEVE THEIR HIGHEST GOALS IN THE EDUCATION OF THEIR CHILDREN.

THE MISSION OF OUR IS TO PROVIDE AN ENVIRONMENT AND ACTIVITIES WHICH FACILITATE THE PHYSICAL, MENTAL, SOCIAL, AND EMOTIONAL GROWTH OF STUDENTS OF DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS AND ABILITIES.

PRESERVING ENHANCING THE HABITAT OF WILDLIFE, SUCH AS SANDHILL CRANES, WATERFOWL, RAPTORS, WHICH HABITAT EXPENSES ARE SUPPORTED BY AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES.

PROVIDE FUNDING TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE YOUTH, ADVANCE THE ARTS, STAND AGAINST SOCIETAL INJUSTICE PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT.

is democratizing access to affordable, nutritious food by empowering disenfranchised urban residents with the skills, resources, and inspiration to maximize food production, economic opportunities, and environmental sustainability in our neighborhoods.

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TO DRIVE PARTICIPATION AMONG IN LOCAL PHILANTHROPY, RAISE AWARENESS OF THE UNMET NEES OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN THE SONOMA VALLEY, INSPIRE DONORS TO BECOME MORE INVOLVED WITH LOCAL CHARITIES,M AND MADE A SUBSTANTIAL IMPACT ON THE LON-TERM SUSTAINABILITY OF OUR NONPROFITS.

THF) is a nonprofit humanitarian organization committed to empowering and protecting young girls and women to break the cycle of poverty and create a thriving community by advancing their rights through education, sustainable development, basic medical care and nutrition. Thereby creating a generation of women who can lift the next generation of women out of poverty and into a vibrant life of opportunity.

The mission of the is to enrich civic life in by delivering -interest journalism to broad and diverse audiences through print and interactive media not supported by advertising. The is a nonprofit, noncommercial news organization that publishes independent -interest journalism about under-covered topics, with a focus on under-served audiences. Online, in a quarterly newspaper and on community radio station KSFP-FM, we offer local investigative and solutions reporting. Coverage areas include environmental protection, housing affordability, health, transportation safety, homeless services, digital privacy, immigration and elections.

The purpose of shall be to (i) provide an opportunity for youth in the community to participate in Olympic-style andsculling in a safe environment; (ii) promote good sportsmanship; (iii) promote the general welfare of its participants and the community; (iv) to promote the development of positive relationships among its participants and the community; and (v) to organize and promote participation by its participants in such athletic, social, cultural, and charitable activities as may serve the preceding purposes.

THE CHALLENGE: THE CHALLENGE IS AN INNOVATION COMPETITION THAT INSPIRES YOUTH AGED 4 TO 18 TO USE STEM SKILLS PLUS KINDNESS, CREATIVITY, AND COLLABORATION TO HELP SOLVE IMPORTANT PROBLEMS. MORE THAN 100,000 YOUTH HAVE PARTICIPATED SO FAR. THE FIRST ANNUAL CHALLENGE INVITED YOUTH TO CREATE NEW WAYS TO REDUCE INJURIES AND FATALITIES FROM HOME FIRES, THE SECOND ANNUAL CHALLENGE INVITED YOUTH TO GENERATE NEW IDEAS TO REDUCE WASTE. THE THIRD ANNUAL CHALLENGE INVITES YOUTH TO SUBMIT IDEAS TO IMPROVE PERSONAL HEALTH THROUGH WELLNESS AND/OR HEALING. THE FOURTH ANNUAL CHALLENGE SEEKS IDEAS TO IMPROVE FOOD SECURITY AND/OR ADDRESS ANY OF THE THREE PRIOR CHALLENGE TOPICS. THE CURRENT CHALLENGE SEEKS IDEAS TO IMPROVE BIODIVERSITY AND/OR ANY OF THE FIRST FOUR CHALLENGE PROJECTS.

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