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2		ORANGE, CA
3		REDWOOD CITY, CA
4		SAN DIEGO, CA
5		Scotts Valley, CA
6		SANTA MONICA, CA
7		San Diego, CA
8		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
9		MISSION HILLS, CA
10		Jackson, CA
11		MORAGA, CA
12		SAN DIEGO, CA
13		LOS ANGELES, CA
14		CHICO, CA
15		RICHMOND, CA
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17		LOS ALAMITOS, CA
18		Manhattan Beach, CA
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20		TUSTIN, CA
21		Seal Beach, CA
22		Pleasanton, CA
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24		Petaluma, CA
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27		Santa Ana, CA
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29		Valley Center, CA
30		CULVER CITY, CA
31		PACIFIC PALISADES, CA
32		Los Angeles, CA
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34		Berkeley, CA
35		HARBOR CITY, CA
36		TUSTIN, CA
37		MILPITAS, CA
38		EUREKA, CA
39		San Francisco, CA
40		Palm Springs, CA
41		ROCKLIN, CA
42		MILPITAS, CA
43		LOS ANGELES, CA
44		SELMA, CA
45		Berkeley, CA
46		Chino, CA
47		SAN DIEGO, CA
48		LA JOLLA, CA
49		BEVERLY HILLS, CA
50		Irvine, CA

The Association (AHAA) is a membership organization. AHAA fulfills its mission promoting scholarship on the United States from the European encounter with Native peoples to contemporary practice through several means. The organization provides a forum for presenting and advancing new approaches to the subject; for examining problems that confront the field; and for identifying scholarly needs and opportunities to its members. AHAA fulfills these goals through its annual meeting and periodic symposia, along with its online journal Panorama, e-newsletter, and website.

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.

Labor - membership benefits. RCPOA provides (1) accidental death, long term disability and legal defense insurance for members, (2) contract negotiation representation, (3) community interaction, and (4) scholarships.

THE OF THE UNITED STATES IS DEDICATED TO EDUCATING CITIZENS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF SEA POWER TO U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY AND SUPPORTING THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE SEA SERVICES AND THEIR FAMILIES.THE MANAGES FUNDS FOR PROGRAMS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE COUNCIL OF THE OF THE UNITED STATES, A CALIFORNIA PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION.DURING 2021 THE PROVIDED $349,350 IN SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS TO THE COUNCIL OF THE OF THE UNITED STATES. ADDITIONALY, DURING 2021 $32,108 WAS PROVIDED TO THE COUNCIL OF THE OF THE UNITED STATES TO FUND COUNCIL ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SEA CADETS, NJROTC, SEA SERVICE LIASON, AND SUPPORT OF ACTIVE DUTY AND MARINE CORPS EVENTS.

The primary purpose of this corporation is to support, aid, assist, supplement and provide for urgent, crisis and trauma created special medical needs and family support, including but not limited to, home health care services, physical therapy, rehabilitation services, specially modified vehicles, special health care equipment, and medical related travel assistance, as well as family supportive assistance such as family and grief counseling,scholarship programs for children, and family financial problem assistance for police officers, highway patrol, security personnel, emergency workers, firefighters, paramedic and other persons participating in safety and other law enforcement occupations within Santa Cruz County who are affected by debilitating circumstances or who have been victims of severe injury.

IMMEDIATE FINANCIAL ASSITANCE PROVIDED FOR 3 SURVIVING SPOUSES/FAMILIES OF LAW ENFORCEMENT KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY.

WE ARE COMMITTED TO PROVIDING OUR WARRIORS WITH QUALITY-OF-LIFE ITEMS, SUPPORT SERVICES AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING DESIGNED TO ASSIST THEM AND THEIR FAMILIES DURING RECOVERY.

TO DIRECTLY IMPROVE THE LIVES OF EXPLOITED, AT-RISK, DESTITUTE CHILDREN AND THE FORGOTTEN, SUFFERING ELDERLY, ENABLING THEM TO BECOME "BEACONS OF LIGHT" AND SHARE THE SAME GIFTS OF PEACE, GOODWILL, AND GENEROSITY WITH OTHERS FOR THE REST OF THEIR LIFETIMES. WE HELP THE POOREST AND NEEDIEST CHILDREN AND ELDERLY, AND THE FORGOTTEN DESTITUTE, WITH THE BASIC HUMAN NEEDS FOOD, SHELTER, MEDICAL SERVICES AND EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE, AS WE BELIEVE THAT EVERY HUMAN CAN AND SHOULD STAND ON HIS/HER OWN, WE ARE THERE TO HELP THE DESTITUTE BEGIN TO HELP THEMSELVES.

SERVICES FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND GENERAL RELIEF FOR THE HILLS DEPARTMENT.

TO RAISE FUNDS BY CONDUCTING AN ANNUAL RECREATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT A LOCAL COUNTY COURSE. THIS EVENT IS TO RAISE FUNDS TO DISTRIBUTE TO ELIGIBLE LOCAL CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING LAW ENFORCEMENT VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS ASSISTING OR PROVIDING LOCAL YOUTH ACTIVITIES, THE LOCAL HOSPITAL AND LAW ENFORCEMENT WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUNDS. THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED FOR THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF PROVIDING A TAX-EXEMPT DONATION TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR SPONSORSHIPS AND MERCHANDISE FOR THE ANNUAL TOURNAMENT AND TO PROVIDE LEGAL CONTINUITY.

PROVIDING SHOES AND OTHER CLOTHING ITEMS TO NEEDY CHILDREN WHO ATTEND ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN ORDER TO ENHANCE SELF-ESTEEM OF SUCH STUDENTS AND THUS ATTEMPT TO IMPROVE THEIR SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT AND INTEREST.

ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE ENGINEERING IN THE FIELD OF .

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN WHO ARE CRITICALLY ILL SO THAT PARENT(S) CAN OPTIMIZE THE TIME SPENT WITH SUCH CHILDREN. GENERALLY, SUCH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE WILL BE USED TO HELP FAMILIES COVER EXPENSES SUCH AS RENT/MORTGAGE, GROCERIES, CHILD CARE (FOR SIBLINGS), TRAVEL, CLEANING SERVICES AND ITEMS THAT WOULD PROVIDE JOY OR COMFORT TO THE ILL CHILD.

is an organization with the purpose of increasing knowledge and communication among agency, consulting, academic, and other about botanical issues concerning science, conservation, education, and professional development. Our primary objectives are to establish a communication forum via occasional meetings, a scholarship fund for students working on botanical problems in , a job forum, and symposia that focus on the botany of .

SUPPORTED WEST CONTRA COSTA COUNTY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE. SCHOOL LEADERS AND TEACHERS DRIVE ACADEMIC IMPROVEMENT AT THEIR SCHOOLS BY DEVELOPING A SHARED INSTRUCTIONAL VISION AND ALIGNING SCHOOL SYSTEMS AND PRIORITIES TO THAT VISION IN ORDER TO SUPPORT ALL STUDENTS TO MEET THE RIGOROUS DEMANDS OF THE COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS.

SRAI IS DEDICATED SUPPORT VARIOUS PROJECTS IN THE BENEFITS OF CHILDREN, WOMEN, HEALTH CARE, ELDERLY AND DISASTER RELIEF, ETC.

CIVIC ORGANIZATION FOR

to promote and support u.s. merchant marine industry, shipyards, and allied industries, to meet requirements national security and economic welfare, promote commerce, collaborate, educate and support activity in ports la-lb.

TO PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT THE HIGHEST OF PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT; TO SUPPORT THE LAW ENFORCEMENT CODE OF ETHICS AND TO UNITE ALL REPRESENTED PERSONS WITHIN THE FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THEIR ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND PROFESSIOANL LEVELS AND STANDARDS, AND TO SERVE AS THE REPRESENTATIVE BODY IN ALL NEGOTIATION PROCEEDINGS FOR THE MUTUAL BENEFIT OF ALL REPRESENTED PERSONNEL OF THE DEPARTMENT.

TO BENEFIT AND PUBLIC WORKS.

To promote services

FINANCIALLY ASSIST WIDOWS/DEPENDENTS OF FIREMEN AND POLICE OFFICERS DECEASED IN LINE OF DUTY.

FIREFIGHTING

Scientific research organization dedicated to the understanding and preservation of healthy marine ecosystems.

THE FOUNDATION ESTABLISHED ITS INFRASTRUCTURE AND PROGRAMS AND POLICIES AS WELL AS PROVIDING ARTWORK TO BE EXHIBITED AT TWO MUSUEMS.

Provides specific assistance to needy individuals and families in the , California in the form of food, shelter and other items.

The purpose of this corporation is to engage in any lawful act or activity for which a corporation may be organized under such law. Such purposes for which this corruption is formed are, among other nonprofitable purposes:1. to foster and expand a community of law enforcement professionals responsible for investigating, prosecuting and suppressing gangs and violence in , California, and the surrounding area; 2. to share intelligence and resources, and provide educational training, within the law enforcement community to improve efforts to investigate, prosecute and suppress gangs and violence; and 3. to promote and encourage an understanding of the causes of gangs and activity to develop programs and methods to reduces activity.

THE COLLECTION, ASSEMBLY, AND DISTRIBUTION OF FOOD BASKETS, CLOTHING, TOYS, AND OTHER ITEMS (I.E. GIFT CARDS) TO FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS EED IN PLACER COUNTY.

THE MISSION OF ITLTRF IS TO STRENGTHEN AND ENHANCE THE COORDINATION OF AREA WIDE DISASTER EFFORTS ON LANDS LOCATED IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY AFFECTED BY WILDFIRES AND OTHER DISASTERS BY WORKING WITH , FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO 1 SHARE DISASTER RELIEF INFORMATION 2 SIMPLIFY ACCESS TO DISASTER RELIEF SERVICES, AND 3 PROVIDE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE EXPERIENCED NATURAL DISASTERS.

TO BENEFIT THE FAMILIES OF THE EMPLOYEES OF THE DEPARTMENT IN TIME OF CATASTROPHIC CRISIS;TO EDUCATE, TRAIN AND EQUIP OFFICERS WITH THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES THAT WILL HELP THEM TO PREVENT CRIME AND SAVE LIVES;TO MAKE A BETTTER PLACE TO LIVE AND WORK;TO HELP IN ANY WAY WE CAN, THE YOUTH OF .

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.

PROVIDE ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT, TRAINING AND PUBLIC OUTREACH PROGRAMS FOR THE TO SUPPLEMENT CITY RESOURCES

EDUCATE THE PUBLIC IN THE ROLE OF THE IN PUBLIC SAFETY FOR SB COUNTY.

WORKING IN CLOSE COLLABORATION WITH PARTNERS WHILE UTILIZING OUR OPEN SOURCE INTERNET AND MOBILE SOFTWARE, OUR MISSION IS TO ASSIST THEM TO BE MORE TRANSPARENT, ACCOUNTABLE, EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE TO HELP THEM ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS. OUR PARTNERS WORK PRIMARILY IN THE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR AND THEY ALL HAVE A COMMON FACTOR: TO HELP PEOPLE LIFT THEMSELVES OUT OF POVERTY AND TO LEAD HEALTHY AND PRODUCTIVE LIVES, FOR EXAMPLE, BY PROVIDING SAFE SANITATION AND WATER TO THOSE LACKING THESE NECESSITIES. OUR PHILOSOPHY IS OPEN; OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE, OPEN CONTENT, OPEN DATA. GOING THE "OPEN" ROUTE PROVIDES SUBSTANTIAL BENEFITS FOR ORGANIZATIONS IN THE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT SECTOR AND MORE IMPORTANTLY, GIVES BENEFITS TO THOSE THAT NEED IT THE MOST.

OUR MISSION IS TO SERVE PERSONS IN NEED WHO COME TO US FOR ASSISTANCE, WITH COMPASSION AND UNDERSTANDING WHILE SUPPORTING AND PROMOTING SELF-SUFFICIENCY. WE BELIEVE EVERY PERSON SHOULD RESIDE IN A SAFE, NURTURING ENVIRONMENT, IN JOINING WITH OTHERS TO CHANGE SYSTEMS WHICH OPPRESS, DISCRIMINATE OR OTHERWISE CAUSE HUMAN SUFFERING, AND TO WORK TOWARDS AFFIRMING AND SUPPORTING A HEALTHY INDIVIDUAL LIFE. WE BELIEVE THE JUSTICE-INVOLVED AND OTHER DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONS SHOULD BE ABLE TO LIVE IN SECURITY AND DIGNITY. WE PROVIDE A VARIETY OF SERVICES SUPPORTIVE RESOURCES TO NEEDY AND DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE THAT DIGNIFIES EACH INDIVIDUAL WHILE PROVIDING THE NEEDED TOOLS TO HELP EXTEND INDEPENDENT LIVING AND PROMOTE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL WELL BEING.

The coordinates and cooperates with the Department as an independent non-profit corporation to assist the Department in its mission to work in partnership with other City departments, the residential and business community, and the governmental and non-profit agencies to reduce crime, provide a sense of safety and security, and improve the quality of life for those who visit and live in the City of .

PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING, FUNDS FOR THE ORPHANAGE AND HELPING TO BUILD WATER SYSTEMS FOR BETTER LIVING.

THE BOOSTER CLUB IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED FOR THE CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES OF PROMOTING THE STUDENTS OF HIGH SCHOOL PARTICIPATING IN FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA, CHAPTER, AND THE HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT AND PROMOTION OF YOUTH IN AGRICULTURE. THE BOOSTER CLUB WILL SUPPORT THESE PROGRAMS BY: 1. PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM AND HIGH PROGRAM; 2. ASSISTING IN VOLUNTEER SERVICES TO STRENGTHEN THE CONFIDENCE OF STUDENTS OF AGRICULTURE BOTH IN THEMSELVES AND THEIR WORK; 3. DEVELOPING CHARACTER, CITIZENSHIP, PATRIOTISM, AND LOYALTY BY EXAMPLE; AND 4. PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS TO EXEMPLARY GRADUATING STUDENTS WHO PARTICIPATE IN THE HIGH AND HIGH AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM.

is a national nonprofit with a mission of freeing our country from the social and economic barriers to opportunities that have been perpetuated by a history of systemic and institutionalized racism. We partner with local governments and communities to more effectively address pressing challenges by placing experienced professionals in local government agencies. These Executive Fellows lead strategic projects that are designed to accelerate progress and advance racial equity. Our work focuses on issues such as affordable housing and homelessness; workforce training and living-wage jobs; pandemic response and health equity; education reform and digital access; public safety and justice reform; climate resilience and green infrastructure; and more. has worked on over 250 projects in 42 cities and counties across 18 states serving a combined population of 25 million people. The majority of our alumni continue to work in civic leadership and nearly all our government pa

PRIMARY OBJECTIVES AND PURPOSES OF THIS CORPORATION SHALL BE TO PROVIDE A ENVIRONMENT FOR GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER, AND OTHERS RECOVERING FROM ALCOHOLISM, DRUG ADDICTION, AND PROBLEMS RELATED TO RECOVERING FROM THESE DISEASES. PRIMARY PURPOSE OF ORGANIZATION IS TO HOLD AN ANNUAL CONFERENCE, CONSISTENT WITH TWELVE TRADITIONS OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS AND AA GUIDELINES FOR CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS. CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD COACHELLA VALLEY AREA OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

THE MISSION OF THE CYPC IS TO BUILD RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPORT ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY FOR WORKERS AND THE SUSTAINED GROWTH OF THE MICROELECTRONICS INDUSTRY.WE ACCOMPLISH THIS THROUGH CREATING PATHWAYS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR JOB SEEKERS, AND TOOLS AND SYSTEMS FOR SEMICONDUCTOR COMPANIES TO ATTRACT, DEVELOP, AND RETAIN A DIVERSE, INNOVATIVE, AND SKILLED WORKFORCE.

OUR MISSION IS TO RAISE FUNDS DEDICATED TO DIRECTLY SUPPORTING AND PROVIDING FINANCIAL AID TO IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES IN UGANDA. OUR FOCUS IS TO EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES, INCLUDING FAMILIES, WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND TO PRESERVE THE HEALTH OF LOCAL WILDLIFE AND ECOSYSTEMS. WE WILL MAKE GRANTS TO UGANDAN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE SUPPORTING WOMEN WHO STRUGGLE WITH POVERTY, HIV, AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

THE WAS FORMED SPECIFICALLY TO AID THE CITY OF , A GOVERNMENT ENTITY, IN OBTAINING FINANCING FOR PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS THROUGH, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, GRANTS AND PRIVATE DONATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES, POLICE PROGRAMS, FIRE PROGRAMS, EVENTS, RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS, ARTS PROGRAMS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY.

is implementing our work through four cross-cutting issue areas, exploring the theme of land/sea connection, and finding ways to support more holistic approaches to managing the zone to provide benefits for both people and nature. Our four programs are: Resilient Communities and Governments; Resilient Protected Areas and Parks; Protecting and Restoring Ecosystems; and Clean Water.

Labor Union for Officers of

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES SUPPORT TO AND THEIR FAMILIES WITH BENEFITS IN TIME OF SICKNESS, DISTRESS AND DEATH.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT FOR DISADVANTAGED YOUTHS, THE HOMELESS, AND VICTIMS OF DISASTER AND CRIME AS WELL AS TO IMPROVE PUBLIC FACILITIES SUCH AS PARKS, LIBRARIES, POLICE STATIONS, FIRE HOUSES AND MUSEUMS.

TO PROVIDE RELIEF FUNDS TO THE EMPLOYEES AND FAMILIES OF THE DEPARTMENT IN THE EVENT OF DEATH,SERIOUS INJURY,CRITICAL ILLNESS OR WHEN THE NEED ARISES FROM ANY OTHER CATASTROPHIC CIRCUMSTANCES, THE MAY ASLO UNDERWRITES EXPENSES OF HIGHER EDUCATION OR VOCATIONAL TRAINING FOR THE CHILDREN OF EMPLOYEES DIED IN THE LINE OF DUTY.

prevents hunger and homelessness by helping people help themselves.

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