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151		TRUCKEE, CA
152		Santa Barbara, CA
153		Vacaville, CA
154		Sonoma, CA
155		Alamo, CA
156		San Francisco, CA
157		NOVATO, CA
158		SANTA BARBARA, CA
159		Sebastopol, CA
160		SAN ANSELMO, CA
161		Stockton, CA
162		Forestville, CA
163		SACRAMENTO, CA
164		BRENTWOOD, CA
165		DANVILLE, CA
166		COLUSA, CA
167		Redding, CA
168		Saint Helena, CA
169		San Francisco, CA
170		VOLCANO, CA
171		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
172		Mendocino, CA
173		SANTA ROSA, CA
174		SAN RAFAEL, CA
175		San Mateo, CA
176		Occidental, CA
177		SANTA MONICA, CA
178		Pleasanton, CA
179		Berkeley, CA
180		Arcata, CA
181		Santa Rosa, CA
182		Los Angeles, CA
183		POINT REYES, CA
184		Santa Cruz, CA
185		Capitola, CA
186		ARROYO GRANDE, CA
187		SANTA BARBARA, CA
188		SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA
189		Salinas, CA
190		Ventura, CA
191		SAN JOSE, CA
192		Berkeley, CA
193		Boonville, CA
194		MORGAN HILL, CA
195		Cupertino, CA
196		SANTA BARBARA, CA
197		SUNNYVALE, CA
198		OXNARD, CA
199		Santa Barbara, CA
200		SARATOGA, CA

THE FOUNDATION EXISTS TO LESSEN THE BURDEN OF GOVERNMENT FOR COMMUNITIES LOCATED IN THE TOWN OF TRUCKEE, NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. THIS INCLUDES PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO LOCAL SCHOOLS IN AND CONSERVATION MATTERS, PROVIDING FUNDING AND VOLUNTEER RESOURCES TO MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LOCAL WETLAND, OPEN SPACE, TRAILS AND STREAM AREAS AND TO PROMOTE HABITAT AND VEGETATION PRESERVATION IN THE COMMUNITIES.

protects rare and endangered plants and animals by restoring habitat in sensitive and unique natural areas on the California and adjacent mainland. We educate a variety of groups about the value of native habitat and how to protect it. We recruit volunteers and identify and develop public and private funding sources for habitat programs. We create collaborative relationships within the environmental community.

To provide financial support for programs that enrich and improve the quality of the educational environment in the Unified School District.

Ensuring survival and conserving mountain landscapes by expanding environmental awareness and sharing innovative practices through community stewardship and partnerships.

Fund is a non-profit entity dedicated to raising funds, through the collaboration of parents, educators and the community, to maintain and enhance the quality of and the environment for every student at .

The primary objective and purpose the Organization is to promote, enhance and support:a). the recreational and social aspect Matherb). the environmental and social aspects with donation time, equipment and expertisec). to improve the beauty and comfort and maintain the rustic quality Matheras deemed desirable and acceptable to the governing powers .In normal years, services approximately 450-500 people per week for a period ten weeks. During the entire ten week period services anywhere between 4,500 to 5,000 guests.However, due to the shelter-in-place orders, the was shut down on May 24, 2020, and closed for the remainder the 2020 summer session.

CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE DONATIONS TO RELIGIOUS, ENVIRONMENTAL, SCIENTIFIC/MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL AND COMMUNITY FUNDS. DURING THE YEAR, A DONATION WAS MADE TO THE ALS ASSOCIATION.

WILDLIFE AND CULTURAL OF THE

is a private, non-profit, nonsectarian organization dedicated to providing permanence, shelter, education, guidance, emotional healing support to children, families young adults. A variety of expertly structured environments are provided so children can realize a richer life experience discover hidden potential, developing character self-identity that is positive productive in the community.

TO HELP SECURE A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT, PROMOTE INDIVIDUALITY IN THE ARTS, PROVIDE SUPPORT TO CRITICAL AND NECESSRY SOCIAL SERVICES, ASSIST OTHERS LESS FORTUNATE THAN OURSELVES, PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE AND ENSURE THEIR CULTURAL HERITAGE.

The is an educational non-profit providing local information services with respect to social environmental .

AS A NON-PROFIT, NON-SECTARIAN, NON-PARTISAN ORGANIZATION, THE PURPOSE THE SHALL BE TO BRING TOGETHER INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES INTERESTED IN WORKING FOR THE CONTINUING IMPROVEMENT THE ECONOMIC, CULTURAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, RECREATIONAL AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS , SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. TO THAT END, THE WILL INITIATE ACTION AND SPONSOR ACTIVIES WHEN IT IS DESIRABLE THAT IT DO SO,, AND SUPPORT ACTIONS AND/OR ACTIVITIES BY OTHER ORANIZATIONS, AS WELL AS BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS.

IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF HOSPITALITY, SAFETY CLEANLINESS, WE SEEK TO PROVIDE AN OASIS FOR HOMELESS MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN SEEKING SURVIVAL SERVICES. WE PROVIDE MEALS SERVICES, SUPPORT STAFF TO ASSIST GUESTS BY DIRECTING THEM TO SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE ORGANIZATION THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE A POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENTS.

PROVIDES ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS TO PROMOTE A SUPERIORACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT FOR THE STUDENTS OF HIGHSCHOOL, TO RECOGNIZE ACHIEVMENT WITHIN THE STUDENT BODY

EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ON ISSUES AND FACILITATE SOLUTIONS FOR AGRICULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS.

The Mission of the Regional Chapter and SCI is:To protect the rights of Sportsmen for future generations.To strengthen the voice of Sportsmen locally, nationally and internationally.To increase the awareness and importance of hunting as a conservation tool.To be informed and updated about issues relating to our Great Outdoors.To share hunting experiences and information with other Sportsmen.Most importantly, the Regional Chapter would like to strengthen the bond between responsible hunters in order to accomplish our mission and keep the sport of hunting alive.

The specific and primary purpose of the is to engage in charitable, educational, and scientific activities as a supporting organization, which operates programs

To promote positive environmental values and defend human and civil rights secured by law.

PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

NO DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. THE IS A GRANTMAKING FOUNDATION.

MCCF resources and assists underserved children, families and community members experiencing misfortune due to environmental disasters and economic inequality.

IMPROVE THE SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT

SEI), A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION ESTABLISHED IN 1997, BUILDS LEADERS TO DRIVE SUSTAINABILITY SOLUTIONS. FOR 25 YEARS, SEI HAS PARTNERED WITH SCHOOLS, CAMPUSES, COMMUNITIES, AND BUSINESSES TO DEVELOP A SUSTAINABILITY LEADERSHIP PATHWAY FROM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TO EARLY CAREER. OUR FLAGSHIP PROGRAMS (ENERGIZE SCHOOLS, SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP, ENERGIZE COLLEGES, CLIMATE CORPS, AND ENERGIZE CAREERS) EDUCATE AND EMPOWER STUDENTS AND EMERGING PROFESSIONALS TO CREATE THRIVING, RESILIENT COMMUNITIES.

The promotes healing, in both the individual and the environment, through education, the delivery of preventative and supportive services and the arts.

The educates the public about the decreasing population of species around the world, provides funding for worldwide projects offers safe refuge for captive cats.

to provide opportunities and training for Los Angeles children under-served because of their economic, social or cultural circumstances. also helps create an environment that encourages these children to pursue their academic education.

works together with schools to protect children from adverse environmental conditions, secure access to nutritious food, and conserve natural resources for future.

strengthens and general in our service area by providing a for educational, cultural, recreational and social services in a environment in which all are welcome.

The is a state and federally approved non-profit organization that assists landowners who want to protect the natural values of their , either through purchase or establishment of conservation easements.

To educate, engage and empower the public on issues that concern sustainability and the environment in the North Coast region of California.

To conserve biodiversity ecosystem functions local cultural identities through participatory solutions that protect promote sustainable use of natural support the socioeconomic development of local communities help mitigate the effect of deforestation forest degradation enable adaptation to climate change. We currently work in Southeast Asia.

FOUNDATION ONLY MAKES CONTRIBUTIONS TO PRESELECTED EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT EDUCATION, CONSERVATION AND COMMUNITY PURPOSES.

Preschool strives to provide superior care to preschool children in a loving and learning environment. We are here to provide an environment that promotes self-esteem, confidence and a joy for discovery.

Promote and encourage awareness of the ocean environment and to provide safe recreational use of the ocean by young people.

THROUGH EDUCATION AND ENGAGEMENT, WE ENSURE THAT OUR NATURAL RESOURCES CONTINUE TO SUPPORT THE ECOLOGICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND RECREATIONAL NEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITY.

ACQUISITION, CONSERVATION, PRESERVATION DISPLAY OF A COLLECTION OF BOOKS, WRITINGS ARTIFACTS DONATED TO THE CETNER WHICH IS ORGANIZED AS A LIBRARY ARCHIVE.

Youth in Live programs will experience the following:1) A safe environment Physical Safety - To feel safe physically, free from the risk of harm. Emotional Safety - To feel safe emotionally, to feel like they can be who they are. 2) Opportunities for community engagement Knowledge of Community - to learn about their community and its resources. Interaction/Interface with the Community - to interact and work with community members. Communication with the Community - to communicate about the program or youth issues. Contribution to the Community - to give back and serve their community. 3) Opportunities for leadership and advocacy Decision-Making and Governance - to participate in decision-making and occupy leadership roles, such as staff or board roles. Youth Voice - to learn to express their opinions constructively and to hear those of others. Action - to take action on issues or projects they care about outside of the program, in the community, at school. 4) Opportunities

Sight and hearing conservation

Preservation , including its tributaries, floodplains, habitat and native flora and fauna. Restoration/management Hedrick Natural Area conservation easement. Restoration/management other land trust areas that might become available. Public education on issues.

PROVIDING CARE TO INJURED, SICK, AND ORPHANED AND EDUCATION ON CONSERVATION ISSUES.

CONNECTING, INSPIRING, AND EMPOWERING YOUNG CHANGE MAKERS TO JOIN FORCES A THRIVING, JUST AND SUSTAINABLE WAY OF LIFE ALL.

is an educational and scientific non profit corporation. CFI encourages bioregional endeavors to re-establish balance within ecological systems by way of environmental education, reciprocity and resilient community development

AWARDED TO SOLVATTEN - PROVIDED THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE SAFE DRINKING WATER IN AN ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY AND ECONOMICAL WAY USING SOLAR POWER

Our organization serves multi-sport athletes of all ages and abilities. Our goals are to provide educational and training activities, coached programs, and seminars, and stimulate a team atmosphere in a supportive and social environment.

ENVIRONMENTAL AND WILDLIFE PROTECTION: PUBLIC CHARITIES RECEIVED FUNDS TO CONTINUE THEIR WORK TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE.

PROVISION OF CAMP/PARKGROUNDS FOR PUBLIC ENJOYMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION, RECREATIONAL EDUCATIONAL USE BY CHARITABLE GROUPS, INCLUDING RELATED ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

THE PROMOTES MARINE EDUCATION AND ENCOURAGES PUBLIC INTERACTION WITH THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. THE PURSUES THIS OBJECTIVE THROUGH SUPPORT OF VARIOUS PROGRAMS INVOLVING THE AND THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT.

Educational multimedia and environmental and earth science research support.

Provide financial support that serves to enhance the educational environment for students and the larger community.

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