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1		DAVIS, CA
2		PASADENA, CA
3		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
4		Oakland, CA
5		LOS ANGELES, CA
6		Scotts Valley, CA
7		Los Angeles, CA
8		La Verne, CA
9		San Francisco, CA
10		PACIFIC PALISADES, CA
11		LOS ALTOS, CA
12		MILPITAS, CA
13		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
14		VALLEJO, CA
15		SACRAMENTO, CA
16		ACAMPO, CA
17		PORTOLA VALLY, CA
18		Santa Ana, CA
19		Soquel, CA
20		CULVER CITY, CA
21		SANTA ROSA, CA
22		REDONDO BEACH, CA
23		IRVINE, CA
24		Oakland, CA
25		LA JOLLA, CA
26		SAN DIEGO, CA
27		RIVERSIDE, CA
28		ORANGE, CA
29		San Diego, CA
30		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
31		OAKLAND, CA
32		SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA
33		SACRAMENTO, CA
34		Beverly Hills, CA
35		San Francisco, CA
36		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
37		SAN DIEGO, CA
38		Newark, CA
39		EL SEGUNDO, CA
40		Glendale, CA
41		SAN DIEGO, CA
42		BERKELEY, CA
43		LOS ANGELES, CA
44		LOS ANGELES, CA
45		BURBANK, CA
46		OAKLAND, CA
47		Roseville, CA
48		ANAHEIM, CA
49		San Francisco, CA
50		Saint Helena, CA

The . CILA is dedicated to enhancing the legal profession and Tribal jurisprudence in . CILA seeks to provide quality educational programming to practitioners Tribal justice personnel students and professionals who may interface with Tribes or Tribal issues in their course of work. CILA promotes the study of Tribal jurisprudence and provides support to Indigenous students in their pursuit of the legal profession. CILA is dedicated to helping Tribes in exercise self-determination self-sufficiency and to protect sovereignty. In 2021 CILA provided scholarships to students hosted the Pathway to Program to prepare pre- students for applying to school published the CILA Legal Journal and hosted several Minimum Continuing Legal Education events for attorneys including the Virtual Panel Series.

SOLUTIONS FOR DISENFRANCHISED AND UNDER-SERVED AT-RISK YOUTH

PROFESSIONALS IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AND THROUGHOOUT THE NATION THAT (1) PROMOTE ALLIANCES BETWEEN LEGAL PROFESSIONALS IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AND THROUGHOUT THE NATION; (2) ADVOCATE FOR COMMUNITY; (3) SUPPORT THOSE WHO VALUE DIVERSITY IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION; (4) ASSIST LAW STUDENTS, AND THOSE INTERESTED IN THE LAW, WITH DEVELOPING CONTACTS WIITH PRACTITIONERS; (5) PROVIDE INFORMATION TO MEMBERS ON CAREERS AND HE LEGAL MARKET IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA; AND (6) PROVIDE AN AVENUE FOR PROFESSIONALS AND OTHER COMMUNITY LEADERS TO TAKE AN INTEREST IN MATTERS CONCERN TO ATTORNEYS.

TLC changes , policy and attitudes so that all people can live safely, authentically, and free from discrimination regardless of their gender identity or expression.

THE ASSOCIATION, INC. (BESLA) WAS FORMED TO PROVIDE SEMINARS, CONFERENCES EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS ON TOPICS OF INTEREST TO ATTORNEYS LAW STUDENTS SPECIALIZING IN THE INDUSTRIES. BESLA MEMBERS ARE ATTORNEYS FROM LEADING LAW FIRMS, IN-HOUSE COUNSEL FROM MAJOR , NEW MEDIA, AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, SOLO PRACTITIONERS, LAW SCHOOL PROFESSORS, BUSINESS EXECUTIVES IN THE MUSIC, , CABLE BROADCAST TELEVISION, FILM, VIDEO GAME, TOURING, MARKETING BRANDING, PUBLISHING INDUSTRIES, INCLUDING FINANCIERS, AGENTS, MANAGERS. MEMBERSHIP IS ALSO EXTENDED TO LAW STUDENTS, PART OF OUR PROGRAMMING IS SPECIFICALLY TARGETED TO THEIR TRAINING GROWTH THROUGH SEMINARS, MENTORING SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. THE ORGANIZATION HAS A NETWORK OF 2,000 SUPPORTERS THROUGHOUT THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES, EUROPE THE CARIBBEAN.

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.

To support Western Center on Law and Poverty, Inc.

Partnering churches and individuals in the USA with individuals and churches in Malawi to create sustainable change.

is a violence prevention and youth leadership organization providing afterschool programs, workforce development, case management, crisis - response and in-school violence prevention activities.

TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE PROJECTS IN THE GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA, THAT TARGET UNMET NEEDS TO IMPROVE THE PHYSICAL, MENTAL, AND EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS AND TO CARRY ON OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GOAL AS PERMITTED BY LAW.

TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND RAISE FUNDS FOR CANCER AWARENESS, TREATMENT, AND RESEARCH. IT IS THE INTENT OF THE DIRECTORS TO BE ABLE TO SUPPORT AS BROAD A PURPOSE AS IS ALLOWED BY LAW. THE ORGANIZATION HAS IDENTIFIED THE STANFORD COMPREHENSIVE CARE CENTER AS A GRANT RECIPIENT. THE STANFORD COMPREHENSIVE CARE CENTER HAS NO RELATIONSHIP WITH THE ORGANIZATION.

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.

GENERATES AND RECEIVES GIFTS IN SUPPORT OF COLLEGE OF THE LAW, SAN FRANCISCO.

THE MISSION OF THE VPOA IS TO FACILITATE CRIME PREVENTION, COMMUNITY SERVICE AND TO PROVIDE LABOR REPRESENTATION TO ITS MEMBERS.

THE HAS ONE MISSION, WHICH EXTENDS TO ALL LOCAL COUNCILS: "THE CORPORATION SHALL PROMOTE, WITHIN THE TERRITORY COVERED BY THE CHARTER FROM TIME TO TIME GRANTED IT BY THE AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONGRESSIONAL CHARTER, BYLAWS, AND RULES AND REGULATIONS THE , THE SCOUTING PROGRAM PROMOTING THE ABILITY BOYS AND YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN TO DO THINGS FOR THEMSELVES AND OTHERS, TRAINING THEM IN SCOUTCRAFT, AND TEACHING THEM PATRIOTISM, COURAGE, SELF-RELIANCE, AND KINDRED VIRTUES, USING THE METHODS WHICH ARE NOW IN COMMON USE BY THE .

WAS FOUNDED IN MARCH 2008 FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING A BASED EDUCATION TO STUDENTS IN KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 8TH GRADES IN THE , CA AND SURROUNDING AREAS. PAST ACTIVITES HAVE CONSISTED OF FORMATION OF THE ORGANIZATION AS A NON-PROFIT CLAIFORNIA CORPORATION. ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS BYLAWS, HIRING TEACHERS AND SECURING A LEASE OF FACILITIES INCLUDING CLASSROOMS AND CAMPUS GROUNDS IN ACAMPO CALIFORNIA. THE ELEMENTARY OPENED ITS DOORS AND COMMENCED OPERATION AS A IN MARCH OF 2008. IN SEPTEMBER 2008 WE EXPANDED OUR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM TO INCLUDE PRESCHOOL. PRESENT ACTIVITIES:SINCE IT INCEPTION, HAS PERFORMED AND OFFERED A DIVERSE NUMBER OF ACTIVITIES AS OUTLINED BELOW. ALL OF THE LISTED ACTIVITIES ARE RUN BY STAFF MEMBERS,WITH SOME ANCILLARY SUPPORT FORM OUR STUDENT FAMILIES. WITH THE EXCEPTION OF FIELD TRIPS AND OUR ATHLETIC PROGRAMS, ALL OF OUR ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED ON OUR CAMPUS.

To support the , a 501c3 organization

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.

dba Horse and Heart Ranch--provides equine experiential learning conducted by Eagala-certified horsemanship specialists in therapeutic and personal development training sessions for At-Risk Youth and Neuro-atypical adults.

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 .

Raising awareness and providing financial support to programs serving at-risk youth across the country.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM OF GRANTS AND/OR LOANS FOR PURPOSES OF AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO INDIVIDUALS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC WHO DEMONSTRATE A VALID NEED FOR SUCH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE HOPE and HEALING TO VICTIMS and OF THROUGH ADVOCACY and THE SUPPORT OF RESOURCES, INFORMATION, and EMPOWERMENT FROM THE CRITICAL TIME AFTER A OCCURS THROUGH THE CHALLENGES and SUCCESSES OF SURVIVING and THRIVING.

The (LAAC), the statewide membership services nonprofits, serves its members through advocacy and other support in efforts to provide assistance to low-income Californians and ensure access to justice.

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.

The purpose the Inn is to provide less experienced practitioners with the opportunity for sustained interaction with experienced attorneys and judges. This is accomplished through monthly meetings at which the Barristers and Associates interact with and receive instruction in procedure and trial practice from the senior members the Inn. A strong emphasis is placed on professionalism, ethics and civility. The goal the Inn is to create a lasting, permanent mechanism to enable senior members the bar and bench to pass on to younger members the bar the higher standards and technical skills necessary to enhance the practice law by those in the trial community.

AIDING LOCAL VETERANS, SENIORS AND AT-RISK YOUTH

TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE CHILDREN YOUTH IN HOME SCHOOL COMMUNITY PLACEOF WORSHIP TO RAISE STANDARDS HOME LIFE TO SECURE ADEQUATE LAWS FOR THE CAREAND PROTECTION CHILDREN YOUTH TO DEVELOP BETWEEN EDUCATORS THE GENERAL PUBLC SUCH UNITED EFFORTS AS WILL SECURE FOR ALL CHILDREN YOUTH THE HIGHEST ADVANTAGES IN PHYSICAL MENTAL SOCIAL SPIRITUAL EDUCATION.

Our mission is to help at-risk youth in the city of Tijuana, MX by supporting Casa La Gloria, an orphanage where children receive quality education, psychological attention, as well as a safe and secure environment in which to develop and grow.

IS DEDICATED TO INCREASING NUMBER OF LGBT JUDGES ON BENCH THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING, SUPPORTING LGBT COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, AND PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS, SUMMER STIPENDS, AND FELLOWSHIPS FOR LGBT LAW STUDENTS AND YOUR ATTORNEYS SEEDING TO HELP LGBT COMMUNITY THROUGH LEGAL WORK.

THE PURPOSE ("WLAC") IS TO PROMOTE THE INTERESTS , INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO AND JUDGES. WLAC INTENDS TO 1) SEEK OUT INFORMATION CONCERNING CURRENT PROBLEMS FACED BY GENERALLY, AND BY , LAW STUDENTS AND JUDGES IN PARTICULAR, AND TO ENCOURAGE DISCUSSTION AND DEVELOP SOLUTIONS; 2) PROVIDE A FORUM FOR SOCIAL CONTACT AND BUSINESS NETWORKING BY AND AMONG AND JUDGES; 3) ENCOURAGE PROFESSIONALISM, MUTUAL RESPECT AND COURTESY TOWARDS AND AMONG IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION; 4)FURTHER EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL ,INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION; AND 5) AFFILIATE OR ASSOCIATE WITH OTHER GROUPS OR ORGANIZATIONS THAT MAY ALSO ADVANCE THE PURPOSES THIS ASSOCIATION.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE ASSISTANCE FOUNDATION IS TO PROVIDE IMMEDIATE AND TEMPORARY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PERSONNEL, ACTIVE OR RETIRED and THEIR FAMILIES, IN THEIR TIME OF NEED DUE TO DEATH, SERIOUS INJURY, CRITICAL ILLNESS, OR OTHER CATASTROPHIC CIRCUMSTANCES.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS THE

is a community reunification program that focuses on helping current and formerly incarcerated individuals positively reintegrate into society following incarceration.

Awarded scholarships and give away cash and non-cash donation to deserving students

SUPPORTS CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS PURPOSES OF JEWISH COMM FEDERATION OF SF.

TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT AND SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES OF THE BAY AND GREATER SAN DIEGO COMMUNITY RESIDENTS, PROVIDE SERVICES TO BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY AND OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GOAL AS ALLOWED BY LAW.

The specific purpose of this corporation shall be to promote and support health, hunger, humanitarian, and educational programs, and to carry on other charitable and educational activities associated with this goal as allowed by law.

PROMOTE, SUPPORT AND CARRY ON SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS.

TheprimarypurposeoftheThomasEdisonElementaryFoundationistoraisefundsandtoorganizecommunity-buildingeventsexclusivelyforThomasEdisonElementaryTechnologyMagnetandSpnishFLAGinordertoexpandandenhancethequalityofeducationforallstudentsandcarryonthecharitableactivitiesallowedbylaws.

Our mission is to educate diverse communities on the realities and benefits of in all its forms and failure of prohibition. Our goal as a group is to end the racial disparities caused by marijuana prohibition, end the violence and corruption caused by the black market, allow California citizens to economically benefit from its largest cash crop and allow patient and scientific access to valid medicine through community sponsorship of laws that would regulate marijuana.

provides legal services to low-income people in the United States and is the first nonprofit organization whose primary mission is to represent immigrants in removal proceedings, with a special focus on clients who have criminal records (cont p2)

ARC CHANGES LIVES AND CREATES SAFE, HEALTHY COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)A SUPPORT AND ADVOCACY NETWORK FOR, AND COMPRISED OF, FORMERLY INCARCERATED MEN AND WOMEN. TOGETHER WE ARE A BRIDGE TO TRANSFORMATION, PURPOSE AND REDEMPTION.

IS ORGANIZED UNDER THE NONPROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT COPRORATION LAW FOR PUBLIC AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES.AS A PUBLIC CHARITY UNDER SECTION 501(c)(3), THE SOLE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO SERVE OUR THROUGH SPORTS, MENTORING, TUTORING AND LIFE SKILLS COACHING.

THIS CORPORATION IS A NONPROFIT BENEFIT CORPORATION AND IS NOT ORGANIZED FOR PRIVATE GAIN OF ANY PERSON. IT IS ORGANIZED UNDER NONPROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION LAW FOR PUBLIC AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES. SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF THIS CORPORATION IS TO PRESENT TO WORLD RICH MUSICAL HERITAGE OF , TO SUPPORT DAY-TO-DAY ACTIVITIES OT , TO PROVIDE YOUTH MENTORSHIP AND TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS OF MUSICIANS, AND TO LAUNCH LONG-TERM PUBLIC RELATIONS AND FUNDRAISING CAMPAINGS TO FINANCE ALL OBJECTIVES ABOVE.

TO SUPPORT THE SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES OF THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (THE "UNIVERSITY"), IN ITS SPECIFIC CAPACITY AS MANAGER AND OPERATOR OF THE LAWRENCE NATIONAL LABORATORY AND TO CARRY ON OTHER CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES ALLOWED BY LAW, AS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

is a Delaware nonprofit corporation organized to support the improvement of public health and the environment. is designed to be broad and flexible in its approach to supporting charitable activities designed to improve public health and the environment.

TO SHINE A LIGHT WORLDWIDE ON THE GLOBAL EPIDEMIC OF CHILD SEX TRAFFICKING, AND IN SO DOING RESCUE MORE CHILDREN FROM SLAVERY AND ASSIST LAW ENFORCEMENT TO SEEK JUSTICE FOR THOSE WHO VIOLATE CHILDREN. WHILE OUR FOCUS REMAINS ON CHILDREN, WE ASSIST SURVIVORS OF ALL AGES TO BRING THEM SAFETY AND HEALING. WE PLACE SURVIVORS ON A PATH TO RECOVERY BY PARTNERING WITH VETTED AFTERCARE PROVIDERS OR BY PLACING THEM WITH FAMILIES.

of HOMEY is transform lives of at-risk youth and community members in San Francisco, inspiring them not only choose a path of education, self-sufficiency and non-violence, but also strive towards stability in their physical, mental and emotional well-being.

To fund scholarships to three to five year olds, provide parent education to participating families, and to carry on other charitable and educational activities associated with this goal as allowed by law.

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