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101		LIVERMORE, CA
102		Sacramento, CA
103		SANTA ANA, CA
104		LAKE ELSINORE, CA
105		MANHATTAN BEACH, CA
106		MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA
107		TARZANA, CA
108		Monterey, CA
109		San Francisco, CA
110		LONG BEACH, CA
111		RANCHO SANTA FE, CA
112		CARMICHAEL, CA
113		SANTA BARBARA, CA
114		LONG BEACH, CA
115		LOS ANGELES, CA
116		Cameron Park, CA
117		MORAGA, CA
118		South San Francisco, CA
119		OAKLAND, CA
120		LOS ANGELES, CA
121		ESCONDIDO, CA
122		BAKERSFIELD, CA
123		SANTA BARBARA, CA
124		Pasadena, CA
125		Sonoma, CA
126		Lakewood, CA
127		CAMARILLO, CA
128		LOS ANGELES, CA
129		San Pedro, CA
130		CULVER CITY, CA
131		LOS ANGELES, CA
132		BELLFLOWER, CA
133		San Rafael, CA
134		GLENDALE, CA
135		RCHO SANTA FE, CA
136		FRESNO, CA
137		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
138		STOCKTON, CA
139		PALO ALTO, CA
140		CUPERTINO, CA
141		Livermore, CA
142		San Mateo, CA
143		Santa Cruz, CA
144		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
145		RICHMOND, CA
146		Santa Rosa, CA
147		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
148		BERKELEY, CA
149		San Francisco, CA
150		HAYWARD, CA

Form 990-EZ Part III Primary Exempt Purpose - To empower people to chart their own courses out of poverty and toward self-sufficiency by creating partnerships with members of our community who mentor them on the journey and to educate citizens and public officials about our experiences while addressing the root causes of poverty and homelessness.

Charitable Stated Mission Statement is to amplify the voice of the and low income community to accomplish economic and social justice. Main programs: Covid Relief and Outreach; Homeward Street Journal; Social Justice Advocacy and

We want to the reason someone smiles today so our mission is to to all through the distribution of hygiene and personal care bags to those in need. So far we have distributed bags to homeless, cancer patients and children in need of education supplies.

Provide Advocacy^ and Education to Homeless Families

THE IS A NONPROFIT, 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION THAT SUPPORTS PHILANTHROPIC PROGRAMS FOR LOCAL UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. ITS MISSION IS TO ALLEVIATE MANY OF THE TROUBLING ISSUES THAT STEM FROM SOCIAL INJUSTICE, HOMELESSNESS, AND FOOD INSECURITY THROUGH COLLABORATION, CHARITABLE GIVING, AND VOLUNTEER WORK.

ENDING HOMELESSNESS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

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.

To develop partnerships with local individuals and businesses and to engage in financial support and commitment that will sustain long-term fundraising to help raise awareness with the homeless and people in need in our community through the conduit of the Salvation Army - Monterey Peninsula Corp.

has ben and will continue to be operated primarily for the purposes of promoting social welfare by influencing public policy decision-makers and educating the public with regard to measures on the ballot passed or proposed relating to community issues and matters, particularly those relating to homeless funding and assistance programs in the and County of San Francisco.

Supporting homeless sick

TO PROVIDE SOLUTIONS FOR HOMELESS LARGE BREED DOGS WITH BEHAVIORAL CHALLENGES.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS AND NEAR HOMELESS PERSONS WITHIN THE GREATER SACRAMENTO VALLEY

THE EQUAL HYDRATION PROJECT "EHP" PROGRAM WAS ESTABLISHED BY THE IN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY IN 2020. THE PROGRAM AIMS TO PROVIDE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO RELIABLE, SAFE, CLEAN DRINKING WATER AS WELL AS REDUCE THE USE OF SINGLE-USE PLASTIC WATER BOTTLES IN OUR COMMUNITY.THE PROGRAM PROVIDES ELKAY HYDRATION STATIONS TO SELECT GRANTEES BASED ON NEED AND POTENTIAL IMPACT. HYDRATION STATIONS ARE TO BE INSTALLED IN PUBLIC PLACES AND SOME INSTITUTIONAL/EDUCATIONAL LOCATIONS THAT SERVE PRIORITY COMMUNITIES. GRANTEES SERVE THE ELDERLY, PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS, INDIVIDUALS IN RECOVERY, LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, AT-RISK YOUTH, SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ABUSE, ETC. GRANTS COVER THE COSTS OF HYDRATION STATION UNIT(S), FILTERS, CONTRACTOR/LABOR FEES, MAINTENANCE UP TO 5 YEARS, AND REFILLABLE WATER BOTTLES (AMOUNTS DEPEND ON NUMBERS ORGANIZATION SERVES). IN 2021, TOTAL EXPENSES FOR THE EHP PROJECT WERE $14,663.

THE DISTRIBUTION OF FRESH PRODUCE, GROCERY ITEMS, BASIC HYGIENE ESSENTIALS, AND CLOTHING TO FOOD-INSECURE AND HOUSING-INSECURE AND/OR HOMELESS RESIDENTS OF THE GREATER AREA. WE ALSO BUILD VEGETABLE GARDENS TO ENHANCE THE SELF-DETERMINTATION OF LOCAL FAMILIES.

Hundreds of our volunteers engage with people experiencing homelessness in our to offer resources eg food hot showers hygiene items etc. and build trusted relationships that allow us to effectively advocate for them with service providers and within the community.

The is dedicated to aiding the homeless. Our current projects are primarily providing Tiny Homes for the homeless. This we we donated $15k toward a Tiny Home in Virginia and $10k to provide supplies to homeless.

We promote youth volunteerism in assisting the homeless and their pets with food and necessities.

A Home Away from Homelessness San Francisco CA Strives to break the cycle of homelessness and hopelessness for young people. Gives children a respite from pverty to forge a new future.

Chapter , . is made up a group nurses from the bay area with the home base in Oakland, CA. We are committed to serving the community in many ways. We have a total three transitional housing units (Henry, Holland, and Homebase) that we serve on a monthly basis by performing health screenings.

VETERINARY EXPENSES FOR CARE OF HOMELESS ANIMALS

DONATIONS WERE MADE TO MANY ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS TO ASSIST CANCER PATIENTS, THE HOMELESS, VETERANS, DISASTER VICTIMS, INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE, VICTIMS OF GANGS AND GUN VIOLENCE, CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES, LOCAL FOOD BANKS, HUMANE SOCIETIES AND ANIMAL SHELTERS. SEE STATEMENT 14 FOR THE COMPLETE LIST OF INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS ASSISTED.

TO AID AND SUPPORT POOR NEEDY FAMILIES, SENIORS, CHILDREN,AND HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS.

IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE 1) PROVIDE BICYCLE FOR TRANSPORTATION 2) DISTRIBUTE CELL PHONE THRU CA LIFELINE 3) PROVIDE EMERGENCY RESPONSE AT CAMPS

To assist minor elderly ill homeless

To end homelessness in , California.

Providing essential services for mentally ill homeless people in our community in Guatemala

TO ENSURE HONE IN OUR COMMUNITY MAY BE HUNGRY, HOMELESS, OR HOPELESS BY PROVIDING 24-HOUR CARE AND COMPASSION TO SENIORS AND THOSE AFFECTED BY THE UNFORESEEN, THROUGH OUR EXPANSIVE NETWORK OF CAREGIVERS, RESOURCES AND PARTNER AGENCIES.

ToprovideresourcestothehomelessandlowincomefamiliesoftheLosAngelesCounty

The is an Uncompromising Force for throughout communities by building healthy families through safe housing transformative wrap-around services bonding activities and -focused workshops. Who We Serve: Families with Children Children in Young Families Domestic Violence Victims with Children Homeless Families Underserved Families and Transitional Aged Youth. Where We Serve: Our has no boundaries but we currently serve Los Angeles County. Our corporate office is in San Pedro CA our shelter is in South Los Angeles SPA 6 and our IABTC program is in several LAUSD schools throughout LAUSD. Our Programing Safe Housing House of Youth Mentorship Bros Community Giving Serving Underserved Communities LAUSD Student Programing I Am Breaking the Chains- IABTC

WAS FOUNDED TO ENGAGE IN CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 501(C)(3), INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, TO SUPPORT AND ASSIST, AND TO MAKE GRANTS AND GIFTS IN AID AND SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO ORPHANAGES, FOR RELIEF OF THE POOR OR DISTRESSED OR HOMELESS OR OF THE UNDERPRIVILEGED, AND FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE; TO COLLECT AND RECEIVE CONTRIBUTIONS AND TO DISPOSE OF FUNDS EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES OR OTHERWISE TO ASSIST CORPORATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS OR INSTITUTIONS CARRYING ON SUCH ACTIVITIES AS ARE CONSISTENT WITH THE PURPOSES OF APPLICANT.

is a nonprofit on a mission to inspire universal kindness across the nation through outreach and partnerships with organizations that help women and children who have been victims of human trafficking, abuse, drug addiction, homelessness and emotional trauma. strives to amplify the impact of organizations taking action to transform the lives of these women and children in lasting, profound ways while inspiring unity, awareness and kindness across the country.

TO HELP LOW-INCOME FAMILIES AND HELP VETERANS WITH EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE HEALTH, MEDICAL AND WELLNESS, AND HOUSING ASSISTANCE.

combat community deterioration, defend human and civil rights secured by law, and promote the common good and general welfare of the people by educating the public and advocating on the benefits conferred on the citizens of California through increasing funding homelessness and mental health support services by raising state tax revenues.

HELP ADDICTED INDIVIDUALS,PROVIDING MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS AND CARE HELP HOMELESS YOUTH

Housingsupportfordisabledandhomelessveteranstoincluderentsupport,,food,clothesandutilities

TO PROVIDE PRACTICAL, MATERIAL AND SPIRITUAL ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AND NEGLECTED AND ABUSED CHILDREN THROUGH REHABILITATION PROGRAMS FOR ALCOHOLIC AND DRUG ADDICTED MEN AND WOMEN. REFER TO FOOTNOTE RE: HIGH-SPEED RAIL ECONOMIC IMPACT ON THE .

WORKING TO BREAK CYCLES HOMELESSNESS AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

TO HELP THE HOMELESS ANIMALS AND REDUCE THE OVERPOPULATION EPIDEMIC IN SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY THROUGH PET ADOPTIONS AND PUBLIC AWARENESS INFORMATION TO SPAY AND NEUTER.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS ORGANIZED UNDER SECTION 236 OF THE NATIONAL ACT AND CURRENTLY SERVES AS A GENERAL PARTNER IN LP, A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP WHICH OWNS AND OPERATES A LOW-INCOME PROJECT.

OUR MISSION IS TO UNITE THE TO FIGHT HUNGER AND HOMELESSNESS.

the ") primarily provides emergency shelter and their children who are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and other crisis situations, such as homelessness.

PROVIDES SAFETY, SUPPORT AND HEALING FOR INDIVIDUALS WHO EXPERIENCE ABUSE IN AN INTIMATE , AND EDUCATE THE TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE OUR SERVICES INCLUDE A 24-HOUR HOTLINE, SUPPORT GROUPS, LEGAL SERVICES, EMERGENCY and TRANSITIONAL HOUSING. SERVICES ARE PROVIDED IN MULTIPLE LANGUAGES.

Provides a food pantry service to homeless and low income families. Also provides in-home person-to-person financial assistance to families in financial crisis who may lack housing or food or health care.

TO PROVIDE LOW-INCOME HOUSING TO THE ELDERLY.

OUR MISSION IS TO STRENGTHEN AND ENABLE CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES TO PROVIDE INCLUDING LITERACY AND JOB-SKILLS, PROVIDE FUNDS AND ON-GOING SUPPORT FOR PASTORS AND ORGANIZATIONS.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND RELATED FACILITIES AND SERVICES FOR LOW-INCOME, SENIOR, AND HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS AND HOUSEHOLDS BY MAKING GRANTS OR LOANS TO CHARITABLE TAX EXEMPT NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT WILL UTILIZE FUNDS FOR PRECEDING STATED PURPOSES.

TO HELP HOMELESS AND RUNAWAY EXIT LIFE ON THE STREETS.

TO EASE END THE CRISIS OF HOMELESSNESS IN OUR COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING EMERGENCY SHELTER, TRANSITIONAL , RAPID REHOUSING, PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE WITH SUPPORT SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS FAMILIES EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS.

operates a "soup" kitchen to feed and provide other basic services to the homeless and disenfranchised in the city and county of San Francisco.

TO PROVIDE LOW-INCOME HOUSING

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