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151		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
152		CONCORD, CA
153		San Francisco, CA
154		FREMONT, CA
155		ALAMEDA, CA
156		BERKELEY, CA
157		Oakland, CA
158		San Francisco, CA
159		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
160		Berkeley, CA
161		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
162		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
163		BERKELEY, CA
164		Stockton, CA
165		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
166		San Francisco, CA
167		DUBLIN, CA
168		KING CITY, CA
169		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
170		SANTA ROSA, CA
171		RIVERSIDE, CA
172		GLENDORA, CA
173		Los Angeles, CA
174		San Diego, CA
175		Rancho Cucamonga, CA
176		SANTA BARBARA, CA
177		SANTA MONICA, CA
178		LOS ANGELES, CA
179		Glendale, CA
180		OAKLAND, CA
181		PASADENA, CA
182		SANTEE, CA
183		Los Angeles, CA
184		SAN DIEGO, CA
185		San Diego, CA
186		BEVERLY HILLS, CA
187		San Bernardino, CA
188		SANTA CRUZ, CA
189		SAN DIEGO, CA
190		LOS ANGELES, CA
191		LOS ANGELES, CA
192		ROLLING HILLS, CA
193		LOS ANGELES, CA
194		LOS ANGELES, CA
195		Santa Monica, CA
196		LOS ANGELES, CA
197		LOS ANGELES, CA
198		COVINA, CA
199		LOS ANGELES, CA
200		LA QUINTA, CA

TO PROMOTE CIVIL JUSTICE THROUGH EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY.

SECTION 1.03. THIS CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE PROMOTION OF SOCIAL WELFARE WITHIN THE MEANING OF 501(C)4 OF THE UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE CODE IN CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA BY PROMOTING, FOSTERING PERPETUATING THE SPORT OF RIFLE, PISTOL, SHOTGUN SHOOTING, ARCHERY, FIRST AID, ENCOURAGING THE SAFE HANDLING OF FIREARMS, CONSERVATION OF ALL NATURAL RESOURCES WILDLIFE, SUPPORTING OF STATE FEDERAL FISH GAME LAWS, ARRANGING FOR FACILITIES WHERE THESE OBJECTIVES CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED. THE CORPORATION SHALL NOT, EXCEPT TO AN INSUBSTANTIAL DEGREE, ENGAGE IN ANY ACTIVITIES OR EXERCISE ANY POWERS THAT ARE NOT IN FURTHERANCE OF THE PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION THE CORPORATION SHALL NOT CARRY ON ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES NOT PERMITTED TO BE CARRIED ON BY A CORPORATION EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAX UNDER 501(C)4 OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OR THE CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY FUTURE UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS.

Provides pro bono assistance to low-income County residents and litigants.

THE BETTERMENT OF THE CONDITIONS OF THE AND THE IMPROVEMENT IN THE QUALITY OF THE LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSION.

TO ENHANCE THE ENFORCEMENT OF PREVAILING WAGE LAWS THROUGH THE FOUNDATION FOR FAIR CONTRACTING WITHIN THE GEOGRAPHICAL AREA COVERED BY THE MASTER AGREEMENT.

THE LARGEST PROVIDER OF FREE LEGAL SERVICES IN ALAMEDA COUNTY, (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)ASSISTING LOW INCOME MEMBERS WITH HOUSING, HEALTH, IMMIGRATION, PUBLIC BENEFITS, CRIMINAL RECORDS, EDUCATION RIGHTS, JUVENILE DEFENSE, CONSUMER DEBT, HOMELESSNESS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER GENERAL CIVIL LEGAL ISSUES, WHILE PROVIDING CLINICAL TRAINING FOR STUDENTS TO PREPARE THEM TO BE SKILLED AND PRINCIPLED ADVOCATES COMMITTED TO FINDING INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO THE CAUSES AND CONDITIONS OF POVERTY.

LSPC organizes communities impacted by the criminal justice system and advocates to release incarcerated people, to restore human and civil rights and to reunify families and communities.

NCLR is a legal organization committed to advancing the civil and human of , gay, bisexual, and transgender people and their families through litigation, legislation, policy, and public education. NCLR is a non-profit, public interest law firm that litigates precedent-setting cases at the trial and appellate court levels; advocates equitable public policies affecting the LGBTQ community; provides free legal assistance to LGBTQ people and their legal advocates; and conducts community education on LGBTQ issues.

For 30 years, the has provided scholarships and grants to students committed to the Asian Pacific American community. Our award recipients will utilize their scholarships for school, to provide direct legal support to APA and underserved communities, and pursue opportunities to build successful careers in .

Supports class action public interest litigation and awards grants in areas of human and civil rights, elimination of discrimination, environmental justice and relief of poverty. Provides technical support, advice/counseling, training, and representation to public interest lawyers.

THE GROUP TAKES ACTION ON QUESTIONS OF LAW AND JUSTICE THAT AFFECT THE LGBT COMMUNITY; STRENGTHENS PROFESSIONAL AND SOCIAL TIES AMONG LGBT MEMBERS OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION; BUILDS COALITIONS WITH OTHER LEGAL ORGANIZATIONS TO COMBAT ALL FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION; PROMOTES THE APPOINTMENT OF LGBT ATTORNEYS TO THE JUDICIARY, PUBLIC AGENCIES AND COMMISSIONS IN THE ; FUNDS SCHOLARSHIPS LGBT LAW STUDENTS AND FELLOWSHIPS PUBLIC INTEREST WORKING ON LGBT ISSUES, AND PROVIDES A FORUM THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AND INFORMATION OF CONCERN TO MEMBERS OF THE LGBT LEGAL COMMUNITY. BALIF ALSO SUBMITS AMICUS BRIEFS IN CASES AFFECTING THE LGBT COMMUNITY, SPONSORS RESOLUTIONS TO THE CONFERENCE OF DELEGATES OF CALIFORNIA BAR ASSOCIATION, PROVIDES LGBT-FOCUSED CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES AND ENDORSES CANDIDATES JUDICIAL OFFICES AND LEGAL ELECTED POSITIONS.

THE MISSION IS DEDICATED TO DETERRING TORTURE, WAR CRIMES, CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY OTHER SEVERE HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES AROUND THE WORLD THROUGH LITIGATION, POLICY ADVOCACY OUTREACH IN PURSUIT OF TRUTH, REDRESS VICTIMS SURVIVORS.

THE SUMMER LEGAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM PROVIDES DISADVANTAGED YOUNG PEOPLE WITH A COMPREHENSIVE, FULL-TIME SUMMER EDUCATION AND INTERNSHIP PROGRAM AND FOLLOW-UP MENTORING AND EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE SERVICES.

The is a nonprofit religious organized under the California Nonprofit Religious Corporation Law for religious purposes, within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The primary objective of the is to serve as an endowment fund auxiliary organization to Quail Lakes Baptist Church of Stockton, CA

THE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA FOUNDATION IS THE CHARITABLE ARM SABA-NC. THE FOUNDATION (1) AWARDS FELLOWSHIPS TO LAW STUDENTS and RECENT GRADS TO HELP FURTHER THE MISSION SABA-NC AND (2) AWARDS SPONSORSHIPS TO VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS, EVENTS, AND CAUSES.

The strives to prevent homelessness, preserve affordable housing, and protect the diversity of San Francisco. We work toward these goals by providing emergency rental assistance and by helping low-income tenants gain equal access to the law in order to assert their rights in court.

PROVIDE INDOOR AND OUTDOOR EDUCATION AND ALCOHOL COUNSELLING AND VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN

TO PRESERVE AND STRENGTHEN COMRADESHIP AMONGST ITS MEMBERS; TO PERPETUATE THE MEMORY AND HISTORY OF OUR DEAD, AND TO ASSIST THEIR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS; TO MAINTAIN TRUE ALLEGIANCE TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE USA AND FIDELITY TO ITS CONSTITUTION AND LAWS; TO FOSTER TRUE PATRIOTISM; TO MAINTAIN AND EXTEND THE INSTITUTIONS OF AMERICAN FREEDOM, AND TO PRESERVE AND DEFEND THE US FROM HER ENEMIES WHOMSOEVER.

INDIRECTLY, THROUGH THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION TO DISABLED VETERANS. WEARE ACTIVE IN OUR COMMUNITY BY PUTTING ON SPECIAL EVENTS OF A PATRIOTICAND COMMUNITY INTEREST, SUCH AS JROTC AND HEPATITIS-B AWARENESS, THOSEIN CELEBRATION OF VETERANS EVENTS, AND THOSE HONORING OUR LOCALCOMMUNITY LEADERS, LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL OF ALL TYPES AND LOCALPOLICE AND FIREFIGHTERS, WHICH HEIGHTENS A CLOSER BOND BETWEEN THECOMMUNITY AND THOSE WHO SERVE THEIR SAFETY AND WELFARE. TYPICAL EVENTSARE (THESE VARY BY YEAR): POLICE OFFICERS, FIREFIGHTERS AND PARKRANGERS, COMMUNITY LEADERS AND SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS NIGHTS; AND OTHERSIMILAR EVENTS.

PROMOTE AND MAINTAIN A PUBLIC SAFETY LABOR ORGANIZATION FOR THE MUTUAL ADVANCEMENT AND WELFARE OF ITS MEMBERS.

TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH, JOBS SAFETY ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OF THE MEMBERS OF ITS AFFILIATES ALL WORKING MEN, WOMEN MINORS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY BY ALL LAWFUL MEANS.

THE EXEMPT PURPOSE LOCAL NO. 18 IS TO IMPLEMENT THE EXERCISE THE NATURAL RIGHT WORKERS TO ORGANIZE THAT THEY MAY MORE SECURELY WORK WITH DIGNITY; TO ENABLE ITS MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE ACTIVELY IN SELF-GOVERNMENT; TO UNITE ONE LOCAL WORKERS ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP, REGARDLESS RELIGION, RACE, CREED, COLOR, NATIONAL ORIGIN, AGE OR SEX TO SECURE IMPROVED WAGES, HOURS, WORKING CONDITIONS, AND OTHER ECONOMIC ADVANTAGES FOR THE MEMBERS THROUGH COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, THROUGH ADVANCEMENT OUR STANDING IN THE COMMUNITY AND IN THE LABOR MOVEMENT AND THROUGH OTHER LAWFUL METHODS; TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT AND TRAINING FOR OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES AND MEMBERS, TO SAFEGUARD AND PROMOTE THE PRINCIPLE FREE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, THE RIGHTS WORKERS, AND THE SECURITY AND WELFARE ALL THE PEOPLE BY POLITICAL, EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER COMMUNITY ACTIVITY; TO PROTECT AND STRENGTHEN OUR DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTION AND PRESERVE AND PERPETUATE THE CHERISHED TRADITIONS DEMOCRACY.

For over 100 years, IILA has been providing diverse social service including free or low-cost preschool education, refugee resettlement, human trafficking and immigration legal services for low-income individuals and families throughout County.

To prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values the Scout Oath and Law.

The of the Valleys ("UWIV") was organized under the lawsof the State of as a nonprofit public benefit corporation inRiverside, , in 1931. UWIV works in partnership with localleaders, businesses, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, andindividuals to unite people, ideas, and resources to improve lives. UWIVfights for education, financial stability, and housing for every person inour Western Riverside County. This mission is accomplished by administeringlocal programs and initiatives through funds raised in the community-widecampaign. Additionally, UWIV facilitates and distributes funds to localnonprofit organizations based on local needs identified by volunteers andcommunity members. UWIVs activities are carried out through the efforts ofapproximately 2,500 volunteers each year, including company campaigncoordinators and donors who have been invited to help make funding decision.

TO PROVIDE HIGH-QUALITY CIVIL SERVICES TO VULNERABLE COUNTY RESIDENTS.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS - SEE PART XV FOR DETAIL

TO PROMOTE THE INTEREST ATTORNERYS AND JUDGES.

of Los Angeles County (NLSLA) is a multi-lingual, public interest law firm that has been at the forefront of the issues facing low-income residents of Los Angeles County since 1965. Through litigation, advocacy, collaboration, outreach, education and representation, NLSLA effectively helps individuals and families gain the basic needs and opportunities necessary to secure a better life. Our advocates work with clients, community groups, government agencies and non-profit organizations to secure equal justice and opportunity for low-income residents. We are agents of change, working collaboratively to provide high-quality aid to those in need; connecting people with essential support for their physical, social and economic well-being; and, playing a key role in the development of policy that empowers low-income families and communities.

FIGHT FOR JUSTICE AND INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS ALONGSIDE THE MOST EXPLOITED COMMUNITIES IN OUR SOCIETY.

GENERAL and EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS FOR MEMBERS AND INTEREST NON-MEMBERS. GENERAL MEETINGS HIGHLIGHT AREAS OF LAW AND HOW THEY RELATE TO THE PROFESSIONAL. MONTHLY COMMUNICATIONS OF UPCOMING EVENTS, ANNOUNCEMENTS CONCERNING THE PROFESSION, AND EDUCATIONAL

Educatethecommunityregardingthetransitionofmilitarytocivilianlife,especiallytheprevalenceofPTSD,depressionandincreasedriskofsuicide.Assistthepublicwitheducation,includingsuppliestofeedthepoor,participateincommunityorganizationsregardinglawenforcementsupport,boyscouts,andanyotherpatrioticfunctions.

Leading the fight to secure housing, healthcare a strong safety net for low-income Californians.

IS THE INDEPENDENT, ABA/AALS-ACCREDITED S.D. THAT PREPARES GRADUATES FOR THE PRACTICE THROUGH A CAREFULLY SEQUENCED PROGRAM STUDY COMBINING TRAD. LEGAL THEORY W/ HANDS-ON LEARNING IN REAL and SIMULATED CLIENT ENVIRONMENTS.

This organization is representing the Community by Government through the Consulate General in Los Angeles. This organization has supported the Consulate General Affair once a month and performed many events in relation to the Government events and introduced Culture to the mainstream in as well ad advertising Community the Local, State, and Federal Government policies, laws, regulations, ordinances so on

THE MISSION OF (BHBF) IS TO FUND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DESERVING LAW SCHOOL STUDENTS AND TO FUND LAW-RELATED EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS BENEFITING YOUTH, AND SENIORS.

The mission of is to provide services that impact family, neighborhood, and society so that lives are filled with hope by providing compassionate social services that respond to the suffering of the vulnerable and those in crisis in our local communities. Our purpose is to fight poverty and its consequences with crisis intervention services and by strengthening families resulting in new opportunities and changed futures.

ADDRESS SOCIAL JUSTICE AND ENVIROMENTAL PROBLEMS. APPLICATION OF RESEARCH, INVESTIGATION, LAW, AND EDUCATION TO DEVELOP PROJECTS THAT EDUCATE AND ACTIVATE THE CITIZENS OF THIS COUNTRY TO SOLVE HUMAN RIGHTS AND ENVIROMENTAL PROBLEMS.

TO ADVANCE THE CAUSE OF EQUALITY, EMPOWERMENT, AND JUSTICE FOR LATINO ATTORNEYS AND THE LATINO COMMUNITY IN COUNTY THROUGH SERVICE AND ADVOCACY. WE ARE DEDICATED TO PROMOTING DIVERSITY ON BOTH THE BENCH AND BAR. WE SUPPORT LAW STUDENTS WITH MENTORSHIP PROGRAMS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

TO ADVOCATE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS, PROVIDE LEGAL SERVICES AND EDUCATION, AND BUILD COALITIONS TO POSITIVELY INFLUENCE AND IMPACT , NATIVE HAWAIIANS, AND PACIFIC ISLANDERS AND TO CREATE A MORE EQUITABLE AND HARMONIOUS SOCIETY.

TO INCREASE THE USE OF LAW TOWARDS SOCIAL JUSTICE

RENDER CHARITABLE AID AND ASSISATNCE TO ALL UNDER-PRIVILLIGED CHILDREN OF WHATEVER COLOR, RACE AND CREED

TO FURTHER THE ADMINISTRATION OF AND THE DELIVERY OF LEGAL SERVICES TO THE UNDERSERVED.

TO PROVIDE AT-RISK YOUTH WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESS THROUGH ENVIRONMENTALLY-FOCUSED PROJECTS.

To promote the welfare children/youth in home,school and community and secure adaquate laws for the care and protection children/youth. To bring into closer relation the home and the school so that and teachers cooperate in the education children/youth. To develope united efforts between educators and the general pubic to secure for all children the highest adavantages in education.

WEDC) WAS INCORPORATED ON NOVEMBER 12, 1987 PURSUANT TO THE GENERAL NONPROFIT LAW OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. WEDC WAS CREATED TO ACHIEVE THE FOLLOWING: (1) TO IDENTIFY AND PURSUE OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES (2) PROVIDE 91 UNITS OF LOW-INCOME HOUSING THROUGH THE OPERATIONS OF TUELYN TERRACE AND (3) THE OPERATION AND AVAILABILITY OF ADDITIONAL LOW-INCOME AFFORDABLE HOUSING UNITS AT VARIOUS SCATTERED SITES IN LOS ANGELES.

EDUCATION FOR TRAINEES

THE MISSION OF IS TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF CHILD ABUSE THROUGH PREVENTION AND EARLY INTERVENTION SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES BY PROVIDING QUALITY HOME, INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP COUNSELING SERVICES AND ADOPTIONS.

TRANSFORM THE SOCIAL and ECONOMIC CONDITIONS IN SOUTH LA THAT FOSTER ADDICTION, CRIME AND VIOLENCE.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE FAMILIES OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS WHO HAVE BEEN INJURED OR KILLED.

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