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1		LOS ANGELES, CA
2		SACRAMENTO, CA
3		GLENDALE, CA
4		Pasadena, CA
5		Ventura, CA
6		Oakland, CA
7		SACRAMENTO, CA
8		Saint Helena, CA
9		ENCINO, CA
10		LITTLE RIVER, CA
11		REDWOOD CITY, CA
12		DAVIS, CA
13		SAN MARINO, CA
14		LOS ANGELES, CA
15		Oak Park, CA
16		THOUSAND OAKS, CA
17		CITRUS HEIGHTS, CA
18		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
19		Richmond, CA
20		Concord, CA
21		Santa Cruz, CA
22		San Diego, CA
23		KEENE, CA
24		PASO ROBLES, CA
25		Mountain View, CA
26		ALTADENA, CA
27		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
28		LOS ANGELES, CA
29		LONG BEACH, CA
30		SANTA BARBARA, CA
31		BENICIA, CA
32		LOS ANGELES, CA
33		OAKLAND, CA
34		San Francisco, CA
35		LAGUNA BEACH, CA
36		PALO ALTO, CA
37		OAKLAND, CA
38		SANTA CRUZ, CA
39		STANFORD, CA
40		Berkeley, CA
41		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
42		SUNNYVALE, CA
43		San Ramon, CA
44		SANTA CRUZ, CA
45		LOS ANGELES, CA
46		PORTOLA VALLEY, CA
47		SAN DIEGO, CA
48		BERKELEY, CA
49		San Diego, CA
50		SAN JOSE, CA

THE MISSION OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO INSPIRE THE LIVES OF CHILDREN, EMPOWER THEM TO ASK " ?- AND TEACH THEM TO NEVER GIVE UP. THE FOUNDATION WORKS TO HELP CHILDREN THAT ARE FACING HARDSHIPS OF ANY KIND AND WHEN FACED WITH THAT ADVERSITY FIGHT TO SUCCEED AND TO NEVER GIVE UP. THE FOUNDATION IS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING COMMUNITY-BASED EDUCATION AND FAMILY SERVICE PROGRAMS WHILE ENCOURAGING YOUTH TO BELIEVE IN THEMSELVES.

THE INVESTS ITS TIME, RESOURCES, AND PASSION INTO CREATING STRONGER COMMUNITIES IN THE SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA AREA BY PROVIDING SPACE AND DIRECT SUPPORT FOR LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE CHARITABLE SERVICES TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN IN THE AREA. SEEKS OUT AND IDENTIFIES COMMUNITY LEADERS WHO ARE ALREADY MANAGING AND RUNNING UNDER-FUNDED DIRECT CHARITABLE PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN, AND PROVIDES THOSE LEADERS AND PROGRAMS WITH ADDITIONAL RESOURCES AND INFRASTRUCTURE TO ALLOW THOSE PROGRAMS TO INCREASE THEIR SIZE AND SCALE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. AIMS TO OBTAIN ADDITIONAL FUNDING SUFFICIENT TO ESTABLISH A PHYSICAL LOCATION THAT SERVES AS A CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CENTER THAT IS ANCHORED IN THE SACRAMENTO AREA.

Support, educate and encourage entrepreneurship, scholarship and business 2. Preserve and advance the culture, traditions, language and heritage;

POCCS prepares students to be culturally intelligent agents of change serving diverse communities in fields of human development, , and family studies.

The mission The is to provide access to -related professions through emphasizing opportunity, academic excellence, community engagement.

is a community-based nonprofit organization with a mission to increase youth voice, leadership and power to create engaging and equitable public schools where all students learn and lead. OKF programs amplify youth voice and build power for low-income students of color in , CA.

PROMOTE SOCIAL WELFARE BY EDUCATING THE PUBLIC AND PROVIDING A TO DISCUSS TOPICAL OF COMMUNITY INTEREST.

to promote educational opportunities for and enrichment of the students at saint . to assist and support the faculty, encourage participation, and promote communication and positive relationships amongst , family, and the community.

TO PROVIDE AT-RISK BOYS AND GIRLS (AGES 5 - 24) ACCESS TO MUCH NEEDED SPORTS PROGRAMS AND ACADEMIC SERVICES. TO THAT END, OUR ORGANIZATION FOCUSES ON PROVIDING BOTH TRADITIONAL AND NON-TRADITIONAL SPORTS SUCH AS FOOTBALL, SOCCER, BASKETBALL, BASEBALL, CHESS, LACROSSE, SWIMMING, GYMNASTICS, DANCE, AND CHEER; AS WELL AS THEATER, CULINARY ARTS, TUTORING AND MENTORING SERVICES, STEAM PROGRAMMING, ROBOTICS, CONFLICT RESOLUTION, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, FINANCIAL LITERACY AND YOUTH EMPLOYMENT.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY WELL-BEING.

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 BOOSTER CLUB PROVIDES PARENTS/GUARDIANS THE OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPORT THE STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF CONSISTENT WITH THE MISSION TO DEVELOP MUTUAL SUPPORT, COMMUNITY, TRUSTING RELATIONSHIPS, AND COLLABORATION WITHIN THE SCHOOL COMMUNITY.

Conducts youth sports programs with focus on fundamental skills, sportsmanship and citizenship.

TO MAKE POSITIVE INTERVENTIONS IN THE LIVES OF YOUNG PEOPLE BY OFFERING ALTERNATIVES TO GANGS AND VIOLENCE. BUILDS THE CAPACITY OF TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL AND EQUIPS THEM WITH TOOLS TO TRANSFORM THEIR LIVES AND COMMUNITY.

To operate programs that raise funds for the support of programs that benefit the students of . The programs are supported by the purchase of equipment, or the contribution towards the compensation of specialized training and coaching personnel.

THE MOBILIZES RESOURCES AND PARTNERS WITH THE COMMUNITY TO PROTECT, STRENGTHEN, AND GROW.

TO SERVE THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED BY PROVIDING VOCATIONAL TRAINING, CONSULTING , SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AND POTENTIALLY AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN FORMS RANGING FROM BOARD AND CARE TO GROUP HOMES TO SIMPLE RENTAL RELATIONSHIPS.

TO SUPPORT JUNE JORDAN SCHOOL , A COMMUNITY BASED PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL.

In partnership with , mission is nurture leaders who champion the wellbeing of our community. provides long-term, year-round engagement for individuals as young as eight (and their families).

To build sustainable cities and neighborhoods by partnering with community-focused non-profit organizations to support health, social services, cultural education

The mission the School is to assist the School music department and the school administration to ensure the highest quality music education program possible for a total 95 members in 2020-21. We promote and encourage student cultural enrichment through appreciation fine music. Support activities include financial support, fundraising support, communications with members, volunteer support performances and publicity for music program events and opportunities.

To deliver sustainable, high impact, community-based services to the poor and needy.

To provide affordable housing and other related social services to very-low, low, and moderate income families

OUR MULTI CULTURAL SERVICE RAISES FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS TO UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES, JUNIOR COLLEGES AND TRADE SCHOOLS FOR ACADEMICALLY SUPERIOR STUDENTS.2. AWARD FUNDS TO OTHER 501(c)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE OUR COMMUNITY.3. AWARD FUNDS FOR USE BY SCHOOLS AND CLINICS IN OTHER COUNTRIES TO PROVIDE BOOKS AND MEDICINES TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS.

TO SUPPORT BY FACILITATING GIFTS PROPERTY AND ENGAGING IN SAME CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS .

STORE AND MORE IS A PROGRAM THAT OFFERS INDUSTRY SPECIFIC ON-THE-JOB VOCATIONAL and EMPLOYMENT TRAINING TO PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES, YOUTH and LOW INCOME PERSONS IN NEED OF SKILL DEVELOPMENT.

AIMS TO CULTIVATE, INSPIRE AND MENTOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF FILIPINO AMERICAN ARTIST AND COMMUNITY LEADERS IN AN AFFORDABLE, COMMUNITY-BASED PROFESSIONAL THEATER SETTING.

ACTIVITIES TO ADVANCE THE STUDY AND PROMOTE THE TEACHING OF SLAVIC AND EAST EUROPEAN LANGUAGES, LITERATURES AND CULTURES ON ALL EDUCATIONAL LEVELS.

To operate exclusively for the benefit of , a California nonprofit corporation, and other organizations that are closely related in purpose of function to and which are publicly supported as described in Section 509(a)(1) or 509(a)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code.

OUR GOAL IS TO DRAW VISITORS TO THE PHENOMENAL STORY OF WORLD WAR II, AND TO GENERATE RESPECT FOR ALL . THE STORY OF WORLD WAR II IS THE MOST IMPORTANT OF THE 20TH CENTURY, BUT ITS LASTING EFFECTS MAY NOT BE KNOWN TO CURRENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS. IN ADDITION TO TELLING THE STORY THROUGH EXHIBITS, THE MUSEUM WILL SHOW THE IMPORTANT LESSONS AND SOCIETAL PROGRESSIONS THAT CAME FROM SUCH A DEADLY EPISODE. IT WILL SHOW HOW THE GI BILL ALLOWED TO GO TO COLLEGE AND BUY HOMES, CREATING NEW COMMUNITIES AND BUSINESSES ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. IT WILL SHOW THE NECESSARY ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN IN THE WORKFORCE, THE INTEGRATION OF MINORITIES INTO THE MILITARY AND THE U.N. DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS, WHICH ARE BUT A HANDFUL OF EXAMPLES OF THIS GENERATIONS EFFECT ON THE REST OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. STUDENTS AND VISITORS OF ALL GENERATIONS WILL COME TOGETHER TO SHARE STORIES, ASK QUESTIONS AND ULTIMATELY KNOW THE EXPERIENCE, AND THE PAIN AND THE COST OF CONFLICT.

is dedicated to promoting the dance and providing financial support to youth involved in dance companies in order to offset training performance and competition costs We are designed to help promote the and the love

THE STARTED OPERATING "FREE SATURDAY CLINIC" ON JULY 10, 2004. FUNDS RECEIVED WERE ALL SPENT TO ACHIEVE THE MAJOR EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE WHICH IS TO CONDUCT FREE CLINICS FOR POOR FAMILIES. AS ADDITIONAL FUNDS ARE RECEIVED, THE WILL EXPAND ITS ACTIVITIES TO INCLUDE OTHER FREE HEALTH SERVICES TO POOR FAMILIES.

OF THE THROUGH SMALL BUSINESS LENDING AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

Killing My mission is to make fast, smart, inclusive and fearless sketch comedy that makes people laugh.

TO ENGAGE IN CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES THAT CONTRIBUTE TO UNDERSTANDING BY PROVIDING YOUNG PEOPLE FROM VARIOUS COUNTRIES WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO IMPROVE THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF FOREIGN CULTURES AND LANGUAGES THROUGH ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN FAMILY, SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY LIFE IN COUNTRIES OR REGIONS OTHER THAN THEIR OWN."

PERFORMS ALL STRATEGIC AND PROGRAMMATIC ACTIVITIES FOR FUND, A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION ASSOCIATED WITH SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY , INCLUDING GRANTEE SELECTION, GRANT NEGOTIATION AND MANAGEMENT, GRANTEE IMPACT EVALUATION AND ALL OTHER ASPECTS OF GENERATING IMPACT FROM GRANTS DISBURSED BY FUND.

IS A NON-PROFITORGANIZATION THAT WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH LOCAL RESIDENTS, FAMILY FARMERS, ANDCOMMUNITY-BASED BUSINESSES TO IMPROVE HEALTH, CREATE WEALTH, AND BUILD ASSETSTHROUGH LOCAL FOOD ENTERPRISES IN LOW INCOME COMMUNITIES.

TO FURTHER RESEARCH AND INSTRUCTION IN ALL ASPECTS OF AND DRAMA SCHOLARSHIP

IMPROVEMENT SCIENCE FIELD BUILDING SUMMIT ON IMPROVEMENT IN EDUCATION - WE CONTINUE TO MAINTAIN AND EXPAND ANNUAL SUMMIT AS A SIGNATURE EVENT IMPROVEMENT SCIENCE COMMUNITY. WE NEEDED TO PIVOT TO AN ALL-VIRTUAL EVENT SUMMIT 2020 DUE TO PANDEMIC. 2021, WE WILL BE HOLDING A HYBRID EVENT WITH IN-PERSON SESSIONS IN SAN DIEGO THAT ARE LIVE-STREAMED A VIRTUAL AUDIENCE AS WELL. IMPROVEMENT PRACTICE NETWORK SEEKS TO CATALYZE AN EMERGENT LEADERSHIP GROUP OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE LEADERS WHO CAN SPEAK WITH A COLLECTIVE VOICE TOWARD POLICY AND TAKE COLLECTIVE ACTION TOWARD BUILDING AND LEGITIMATING THIS FIELD WITHIN INSTITUTION OF EDUCATION. THIS LEADERSHIP GROUP CAN HELP CULTIVATE A COMMUNITY OF IMPROVEMENT PRACTITIONERS THAT GUIDE, INFORM AND INFLUENCE POLICY DECISIONS AT LOCAL, STATE AND NATIONAL LEVELS. IMPROVEMENT LEADERSHIP EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT (ILEAD) - IMPROVEMENT LEADERSHIP EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT (ILEAD) INITIATIVE SEEKS TO

ADPSR works peace, environmental protection, ecological building, and justice. It produces programs design professionals and the public, including conferences and lectures. It publishes books and sponsors exhibitions and media related to its mission.

To support and grow a community of biodiversity grantmakers that pursues complementary and collaborative strategies towards a sustainable, just, and healthy future for all life earth.

TO SPONSOR AND CONDUCT FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AID AND OTHER ASSISTANCE TO UNIVERSITY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND TO AID, FOSTER AND PROMOTE ARTISTIC, CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

promote education of the underprivileged Tamil residents in California other states and countries and foster the growth and development of economy, technology and general welfare of the Tamil community in Sri Lanka

TO PROMOTE PEACE, UNDERSTANDING and FRIENDSHIP AMONG PEOPLES AROUND THE WORLD THROUGH OUR COMMON INTEREST IN CYCLING ACTIVITIES. PROMOTING THIS PURPOSE INCLUDE BRINGING BICYCLISTS TO AMERICA AND TAKING AMERICAN BICYCLISTS TO OTHER COUNTRIES TO EXPERIENCE OTHER PEOPLE, CULTURES AND HISTORY OF OUR NEIGHBORS IN THIS WORLD.

THE SUPPORTS THE PROGRAMS OF LOCAL FRIENDS OF PAVILION ORGANIZATIONS NONPROFITS THROUGH INTERPAVILION NETWORK ACTIVITIES CONSULTATION. THE SUPPORTS ASSISTS IN THE PRODUCTION OF FREE CONCERTS AS WELL AS GUIDES CIVIC COMMUNITY LEADERS IN DEVELOPING NEW LOCAL PROGRAMS FREE CONCERT SERIES. THE GOAL OF THE IS TO INSPIRE STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH LIVE MUSIC EXPERIENCES. CENTRAL TO THIS MISSION IS THE CREATION, DEVELOPMENT, SUPPORT OF PAVILIONS CONCERT SITES AS COMMUNITY GATHERING SPACES. THE HELPS TOWNS CITIES NATIONWIDE ESTABLISH SUSTAIN THEIR OWN PAVILIONS, CONCERT SITES, PROGRAMS, RESULTING IN STRONGER, HEALTHIER, MORE INTERCONNECTED NEIGHBORHOODS COMMUNITIES.

Soaring Gardens Artists Retreat in Laceyville, PA, offers visual artists, writers, composers, and instrumentalists a quiet country setting for two- to five-week residencies to focus on their creative endeavors. Soaring Gardens has no fees, makes no demands, and there are no intrusions from administrationonly studios, gardens, deer, other creatures, and time. All direct expenses are in support of this activity.

SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION THAT SUPPORTS THE ORCHESTRA ASSOCIATION.

TO DEVELOP AND OPERATE AN INSTITUTION TO TEACH AND DISSEMINATE EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL TO THE PUBLIC INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO MATERIAL RELATING TO THE IDENTIFICATION AND MEDICINAL USES OF HERBS.

located in Balboa Park, San Diego, is a non-profit organization to promote universal awareness the diversity and richness the Turkish culture, country and people. through international relations, cultural activities and social events, will sp

TO SOLICIT CONTRIBUTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES ELSEWHERE TO PROVIDE SUPPORT THE ACTIVITIES THE BENEFIT OF AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA (THE"UNIVERSITY"), A CHARITABLE EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF NIGERIA, ANY OTHER ORGANIZATION WORLDWIDE WHICH ARE CURRENTLY ORGANIZED OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY TO PROMOTE LANGUAGE, ARTS, SCIENCE, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH BY CONFERRING DEGREES OTHERWISE AIDING IN THE FORMATION OF THE CHARACTER OF THE POPULATION SERVED SO LONG AS THOSE ACTIVITIES REMAIN ORGANIZED OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED.

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