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101		PLACERVILLE, CA
102		TIBURON, CA
103		NORTHRIDGE, CA
104		SACRAMENTO, CA
105		Placerville, CA
106		Tiburon, CA
107		Gold River, CA
108		Roseville, CA
109		SACRAMENTO, CA
110		Napa, CA
111		QUINCY, CA
112		SEBASTOPOL, CA
113		Los Angeles, CA
114		Sacramento, CA
115		PETALUMA, CA
116		CALISTOGA, CA
117		FOLSOM, CA
118		COSTA MESA, CA
119		CALABASAS, CA
120		JULIAN, CA
121		Bakersfield, CA
122		Watsonville, CA
123		CARPINTERIA, CA
124		Moss Landing, CA
125		BISHOP, CA
126		SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA
127		SAN DIEGO, CA
128		ATASCADERO, CA
129		FRESNO, CA
130		SUNNYVALE, CA
131		GRASS VALLEY, CA
132		OXNARD, CA
133		SAN JOSE, CA
134		MORGAN HILL, CA
135		MORGAN HILL, CA
136		Boonville, CA
137		SANTA CRUZ, CA
138		PACIFIC GROVE, CA
139		Ceres, CA
140		MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA
141		Imperial Beach, CA
142		San Jose, CA
143		Irvine, CA
144		EL DORADO HLS, CA
145		Los Angeles, CA
146		Oakland, CA
147		Monterey, CA
148		SANTA YNEZ, CA
149		SAN DIEGO, CA
150		LEMOORE, CA

THE CHIEF GOALS FOR THE , CALIFORNIA, INC. () ARE TO: 1. PROMOTE DOG TRAINING AND FOSTER RESPONSIBLE DOG OWNERSHIP TO LESSEN PROBLEMS DOG BREEDING, IMPROPER CONFINEMENT AND POOR CARE DOGS. 2. PROMOTE ETHICAL CONDUCT BY BREEDERS PURE BRED DOGS AND HELP MAINTAIN GOOD GENETIC STOCK BY SUPPORTING AND SPONSORING AMERICAN (AKC) SANCTIONED DOG SHOWS, MATCHES AGILITY TRIALS AND CANINE GOOD CITIZENSHIP TESTING. 3. PROMOTE COMMUNITY SERVICE

MAINTAINED A LIBRARY FOR SEVERAL YEARS THAT CONTAINED CALIFORNIA HISTORY BOOKS ABOUT THE DEVELOPMENT CALIFORNIA. IT HAS BEEN CLOSED FOR THE PAST FEW YEARS AND IS IN THE PROCESS LIQUIDATING ITS ASSETS. THE LIBRARY, AS WELL AS MOST THE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES HAVE BEEN ABANDONED OR DONATED TO OTHER NONPROFIT ENTITIES. THESE ITEMS ARE LISTED ON THE DEPRECIATION SCHEDULE AND REPORTED AS SALES ON THE CAPITAL GAIN SCHEDULE. IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT, DEPENDING ON MARKET CONDITIONS, THE SECURITIES AND ANY REMAINING ASSETS WILL BE SOLD IN THE NEAR FUTURE WITH THE PROCEEDS GOING TO VARIOUS CHARITABLE/NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

TO PROVIDE FOR THE COMMON WELFARE OF MEMBERS

The Behavioral Health Agencies (CBHA) promotes comprehensive, responsive, and integrated service systems by enhancing the ability nonprofit member agencies to provide mental health and substance use disorder services that empower the people they serve to lead full and productive lives.

The is dedicated to strengthening our both now and for future generations. The fulfills its mission by:- Encouraging private giving for the public good.- Building and maintaining a permanent endowment fund to respond to changing needs.- providing a flexible tax-exempt vehicle for donors with varied charitable interest and abilities to give.-serving as a catalyist, a convener, and a partner in shaping effective responses to problems and opportunities.

The is a retail store which receives donations of clothing, jewelry and household items from the public. The net proceeds from the sale of the goods are distributed to 5 charitable organizations located in the community.

of Law Enforcement (SCALE) is responsible for negotiating contracts and processing work-place disputes on behalf of its members.

The supports the Police and Fire Departments in protecting life, property, and the environment by providing essential equipment, training, and outreach programs to supplement city resources.

EDUCATION OF PUBLIC REGARDING HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS AND DISASTER RELIEF FOR ANIMALS

Organization is a Fire Department in Napa Valley, California.

To provide labor related collective bargaining services to its members, to provide a benevolent organization for paid and volunteer public safety individuals and provide financial help to and for children in need that live in the communities the association serves.

THE SPECIFIC AND PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THIS CORPORATION IS TO REVOLUTIONIZE PHILANTHROPY BY GARNERING AND DISTRIBUTING FINANCIAL AND NON-FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE COMMITTED TO TRANSFORMING THEMSELVES, THEIR WORK, AND THEIR FIELD IN A MANNER THAT HONORS AND SERVES THE EARTH, ITS INHABITANTS, AND ALL OF HUMANITY. OUR MOST SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION IN 2021 WAS BUILDING OUR ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE AND DEVELOPING A SUPPORT TEAM TO GATHER ALLIES AND GET TRACTION TOWARD OUR GOAL.

Center is dedicated to protecting our air, water open spaces. We investigate problems, craft solutions, educate the public decision-makers help the public make their voices heard in local, state national debates over the quality of our .

To provide scholarships to education students studying in the State University and University of systems.

PROVIDE PROTECTION FOR THE DISTRICT AND SURROUNDING AREAS.

TO IMPROVE, ENHANCE, SUPPORT THE CITY OF CALISTOGA POLICE DEPARTMENT.

PROVIDE THE WITH LEGAL DEFENSE.

THE SECURES DONATIONS OF FOOD AND OTHER ESSENTIALS, ARRANGES FOR DELIVERY AND THEN DISTRIBUTES THE ITEMS TO THE NEEDY IN MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES.

COLLECT AND REDISTRIBUTE TO OTHER NON-PROFITS EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS ITEMS AND FOOD

OUTREACH PROGRAMS TO TEACH DISASTER PREPAREDNESS TO UNDERSERVED CITIZENS and PREPARE CITIZENS and PREPARE CITIZENS TO LEARN LIFE SAVING SKILLS IN ORDER TO ASSIST THEMSELVES, THEIR FAMILIES AND THEIR NEIGHBORHOODS. WE HAVE TAUGHT OVER 750 PEOPLE INCLUDING 275 TEENS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY, SAN DIEGO, CA

Funding for Henrieta Weill Clinic to help children with emotional and behavioral problems.

Theassociationsprimarypurposeistocontributetothemembers,theirfamilies,communitygroups,anddeservingindividuals.

TMRE), was incorporated in 1986 to conduct in the sciences related fields. TMRE seeks funding provides logistical support for groups individuals engaged in projects designed to further our understanding of , island, coastal ecosystems, as well as projects designed to minimize impact enhance responsible utilization of natural resources.

Development of oceanographic instruments - DNA probes, sea-floor mapping systems, In Situ analyzers/samplers, chemical sensors, Etc.

PRESERVATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL INTEGRITY OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED LIFE FORMS, TO HOLD SYMPOSIA TO REPORT RELATED RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT ENDEAVORS, AND TO EFFECT RAPID DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION CONCERNING ACTIVITIES OF THE AND ITS MEMBERS.

TO DEVELOP, EXTEND AND PROMOTE USE OF VARIOUS STANDARDS, DATA, AND OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE LIBRARIES WHICH SPECIFY THE REPRESENTATION OF TEXT IN MODERN SOFTWARE. THESE OFFERINGS ALLOWING DATA TO BE SHARED ACROSS MULTIPLE PLATFORMS, LANGUAGES AND COUNTRIES WITHOUT CORRUPTION. THESE SPECIFICATIONS AND SOFTWARE LIBRARIES FORM THE FOUNDATION FOR SOFTWARE INTERNATIONALIZATION IN ALL MAJOR OPERATING SYSTEMS, SEARCH ENGINES, APPLICATIONS, AND THE WEB.

To address complex societal and technical challenges by enabling, promoting, and advancing Engineering and approaches.

PROVIDE FOR THE OFFICERS AND K-9S OF THE DEPARTMENT AND TO ENHANCE THE PRESENCE AND VISIBILITY OF THE DEPARTMENT IN THE COMMUNITY OF , CALIFORNIA.

TO PROVIDE A SUPPORT SERVICE FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THE COMMUNITY

TO PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH AN ACADEMICALLY EXCELLENT BILINGUAL AND BICULTURAL EDUCATION WHICH EMPOWERS THEM TO SUCCEED IN BOTH THE AND EDUCATION SYSTEMS AND TO FULLY REALIZE THEIR POTENTIAL AS GLOBAL CITIZENS.

TO ACTIVELY EDUCATE PEOPLE ABOUT THE PLIGHT OF ANIMALS IN SOCIETY. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SANCTUARY HOMELESS ANIMALS, HUMANE PROGRAMS CHILDREN ADULTS, RESOURCE INFORMATION PEOPLE WITH SPECIFIC QUESTIONS PROBLEMS.

The mission of PAL is to foster a bond of mutual trust and understanding between officers and young people by enabling them to interact in a non-confrontation setting. Using a variety of educational enrichment and recreational programs and .

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE IN AREAS DIRECTLY RELATED TO THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN, AND TO ASSIST OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THEIR GOALS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY.

OUR ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS LOCAL COMMUNITY TO HELP THOSE WHO HAVE FALLEN INTO DIFFICULT FINANCIAL TIMES. WE SUPPORT PHILOSOPHY OF HELPING THOSE THAT HELP THEMSELVES. WE SUPPORT PROGRAMS THAT EMPOWER FACULTY OR INDIVIDUAL TO INVEST IN THEMSELVES AND DEVELOP LONG TERM SOLUTIONS. WE SUPPORT THOSE WHO TAKE AN ACTIVE ROLE IN THEIR RECOVERY.

DEPARTMENT IS COMMITTED TO DELIVER INTELLIGENCE-BASED SERVICES BY PARTNERING WITH THE COMMUNITY TO REDUCE CRIME, APPREHEND OFFENDERS, AND IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE WITH INTEGRITY, PROFESSIONALISM, AND RESPECT.

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

SCHOLARSHIPS AND CHARITABLE GRANTS

THE MISSION OF THE SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL IS TO SERVE THE NEEDY. FUNDS FOR THE ORGANIZATION ARE GENERATED LARGELY FROM DONATIONS OF CASH AND PERSONAL PROPERTY. DONATED CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ARE SOLD OR GIVEN OUT IN THE TWO THRIFT STORES. DONATED AND PURCHASED GROCERIES ARE DISTRIBUTED AT THE FOOD CUPBOARD.

EFS) provides 24-hour residential care in four therapeutic treatment homes. Residential Treatment Homes for male clients, ages 7 through 21 and also provides additional services to Non-minor Dependents pursuant to W and I Code 16501.1(C)(1). These children are placed with EFS for treatment and care by Child Protective Services.

INVEST IN AND CONNECT WITH SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS TO SOLVE WORLDS MOST PRESSING PROBLEMS.

THE MISSION OF IS TO CONSERVE COASTAL AND MARINE ECOSYSTEMS AND ADDRESS CLIMATE CHANGE THROUGH NATURAL SOLUTIONS.

Outreach on healthcare social services emergency assistance for disaster relief support for childrens shelter and youth empowerment

To provide financial assistance during times of illness, injury, disability, death or personal hardship to Department personnel. Also assist and promote charitable activities available to the public.

The is a volunteer fire department organized to provide support to the Fire Department. Funds generated from the volunteer efforts and public donations are used to provide educational and safety programs to the community and to make donations, scholarships, and sponsorships to community organizations and activities.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT ASSISTANCE, SCHOLARSHIPS, MEDICAL HEALTH NEEDS, CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR ACTIVE RETIRED MEMBERS OF THE DEPARTMENT THEIR FAMILIES IN TIMES OF DISTRESS, ILLNESS, CRISIS /OR DEATH.

We work to promote racial within the outdoor and environmental movement. Our systems change approach includes grantmaking, anti-racism training, career pathway development, and capacity building.

To support the efforts of a trained team of citizen on the Monterey Peninsula who respond, at the direction of the Monterey Fire Department, to emergencies, natural disasters and other critical events that may occur on the Monterey Peninsula.

PERSONAL CARE ITEMS ARE PROVIDED ON A NON-DISCRIMINATORY BASIS TO SERVING ABROAD.

TO TEACH THE BIBLE AND SPREAD THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST. TO BE AVAILABLE TO HELP CHURCHES AND ENCOURAGE LEADERSHIP. TO COUNSEL PEOPLE, TO HELP PLANT CHURCHES. TO TRAIN CHAPLAINS AND TO ASSIST MILITARY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT AS FIRST RESPONDERS.

The are dedicated and committed to providing humanitarian services ranging from assisting the visually impaired, working with local youth, feeding and sheltering the hungry, protecting our environment, medical missions of fighting diabetes and pediatric cancer and disaster relief.

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