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101		NORTHRIDGE, CA
102		SACRAMENTO, CA
103		Placerville, CA
104		PLACERVILLE, CA
105		GRIDLEY, CA
106		SACRAMENTO, CA
107		VACAVILLE, CA
108		SEBASTOPOL, CA
109		FRENCH CAMP, CA
110		Los Angeles, CA
111		PETALUMA, CA
112		CALISTOGA, CA
113		FOLSOM, CA
114		COSTA MESA, CA
115		CALABASAS, CA
116		JULIAN, CA
117		Moss Landing, CA
118		BISHOP, CA
119		SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA
120		FRESNO, CA
121		SUNNYVALE, CA
122		SAN JOSE, CA
123		Marina, CA
124		MORGAN HILL, CA
125		PACIFIC GROVE, CA
126		Ceres, CA
127		SARATOGA, CA
128		Imperial Beach, CA
129		SARATOGA, CA
130		Irvine, CA
131		Los Angeles, CA
132		Oakland, CA
133		Monterey, CA
134		SANTA YNEZ, CA
135		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
136		LEMOORE, CA
137		Covina, CA
138		REDONDO BEACH, CA
139		Santa Maria, CA
140		Rancho Cucamonga, CA
141		Saratoga, CA
142		LOS ANGELES, CA
143		MILPITAS, CA
144		BERKELEY, CA
145		ALTADENA, CA
146		Montebello, CA
147		LA HABRA, CA
148		BEVERLY HILLS, CA
149		TARZANA, CA
150		Fontana, CA

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.

MAINTAIN AND DISPLAY ITEMS

THIS CORPORATION IS OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE EDUCATIONAL BENEFIT OF THE STUDENTS IN THE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. SUCH BENEFITS SHALL INCLUDE BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO (1) FURTHERING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE SCHOOLS, (2) ACQUIRING AND IMPROVING FACILITIES, (3) SOLICITING, RAISING, AND ADMINISTERING FUNDS FOR THE SUPPORT OF , (4) IMPROVING INSTRUCTIONAL DELIVERY SYSTEMS, (5) ENCOURAGING COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS, AND (6) INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, GRANTING SCHOLARSHIPS TO GUSD GRADUATES FOR COLLEGE AND VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AND (7) OTHER INNOVATIVE PRACTICES DESIGNED TO ENHANCE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT.

TO PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICES DESIGNED TO ENHANCE PUBLIC SAFETY, MAINTENANCE, COMMUNICATIONS, AND PUBLIC RELATIONS IN AREA OF SACRAMENTO, CA.

Rebuilding shattered lives and co-workers affected by line duty deaths, through partnerships with law enforcement and the community.

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.

PROVIDE REPRESENTATION TO OF JOAQUIN COUNTY.

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 .

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

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 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 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.

Provide wholesome to combat juvenile delinquency in the community we organize athletic events and through the cadet program we promote good citizenship, leadershim and self worth. We expose juveniles to good role models, and access to acvtivities that are consistent and easily accessible to provide a sense of stability for the youth.

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.

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.

AID TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS SEEKING TO BETTER THEMSELVES THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, FOCUSING ESPECIALLY IN RURAL AREAS OF VIETNAM, WHERE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES ARE CURRENTLY QUITE LIMITED ( RELATED ASSISTIVE ORGS.), INCLUDING ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

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

MEDICAL RELIEF. THE SEEKS TO FINANCIALLY ASSIST INDIGENT PERSONS IN SERIOUS NEED OF MEDICAL ATTENTION, SUCH AS ORGAN TRANSPLANTS, SURGERY FOR LIFE-THREATENING ILLNESSES AND OTHER SIMILAR MEDICAL PROBLEMS.

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.

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.

ENSURING DIGITAL ID IS RESPONSIBLY IMPLEMENTED AND WIDELY ACCESSIBLE.

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.

Provide assistance to the Police program

The RBPF is an independent, 501c3 nonprofit organization that serves as a community partner to the Department to help make , the most innovative and safest city in the region. By providing resources and support to the Department, the plays a critical role in taking public safety beyond what our government tax dollars will allow. Technology is rapidly evolving and equipment gets worn. Community policing through innovative and creative programs and initiatives require funding. The issues grants to our local department so our men and women in blue have the best training, equipment and programs to perform at their highest level.

is dedicated to providing an individualized and holistic form of treatment for individuals suffering from substance abuse problems or mental health disorders. We use a proven prevention and program that promotes healing both individuals and their families.

Provided financial support to families of fallen police officers

Worldwide is founded by a team of young professionals and top-notch university students, who share a real passion for helping non-profits make profound and sustainable social impact via solving long-standing international development challenges. We are systematic thinkers and creative practicers, who recognize the need for new integrated ways of turning ideas into action. We understand that policy changes and welfare model cannot provide the ultimate solutions to the most pressing problems around the world. With experience from design thinking, lean startup, rights-based approach, and modern management practice inspires us a new path forward in today digitalized and rapidly-changing world. We are young architects, policymakers, social workers, and economists - who are determined to change the perception of international development and non-profits with multi-disciplinary high-performance social innovation.

TO PROVIDE PROGRAMMING, RESOURCES AND RELATIONSHIPS TO INCARCERATED AND FORMERLY INCARCERATED PEOPLE, EMPOWERING THEM TO FREE THEMSELVES FROM THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.

SEAL PROVIDES HIGH-QUALITY EDUCATION TO ALL ENGLISH LEARNERS STARTING IN PRESCHOOL THROUGH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, AND PREVENTS THE DEVELOPMENT OF LONG-TERM ENGLISH LEARNERS. WE PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, CURRICULUM SUPPORT, AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO SCHOOL SYSTEMS WHICH BOLSTERS LEARNING FOR ALL CHILDREN, BUT IS ESPECIALLY CRITICAL FOR ENGLISH LEARNERS.

TO IMPROVE HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR ALL CALIFORNIANS, WE USE A RACIAL EQUITY LENS TO FUND AND ADVOCATE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM.

Conducting events for Alma Mator high school students and grant scholarships for desiring students as well as supply school items and computers to schools

Support department projects

PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO DEPT OFFICERS/PUBLIC W ENFORCEMENT AND THE COMMUNITY FOR ASSISTANCE AND BETTERMENT

TO BETTER SERVICE THE UNDER-PRIVILEGE POPULATION MEDICALLY BOTH DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN THROUGH ONGOING SUPPORT AND DISASTER RELIEF.

Orgs mission is to increase public awareness of those in need. to educate the public, particularly the Jewish community of greater Los Angeles to the funding needs of the non profit sector which provides services focused on the disadvantage in our surrounding communities. It receives donations of food and clothing from many individual and business donors, and then distributes these items to the disadvantaged and or homeless population.

Contributions to other 501(c)(3) such as the boys and girls club, Loma Linda University Medical Center, and the City of for use in their local social programs such as the Senior Citizens Center and their "Shop with a Hero" Christmas event. Donated funds to 5 High School scholarship programs.

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