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51		GLENDALE, CA
52		Fremont, CA
53		LOS ANGELES, CA
54		LOS ANGELES, CA
55		HACIENDA HEIGHTS, CA
56		Alameda, CA
57		YUBA CITY, CA
58		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
59		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
60		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
61		Oakland, CA
62		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
63		BERKELEY, CA
64		SAN BRUNO, CA
65		HAYWARD, CA
66		San Jose, CA
67		Oakland, CA
68		Merced, CA
69		San Martin, CA
70		SAN DIEGO, CA
71		LOS ANGELES, CA
72		LOS ANGELES, CA
73		Los Angeles, CA
74		Torrance, CA
75		LOS ANGELES, CA
76		ALHAMBRA, CA
77		Los Angeles, CA
78		LOS ANGELES, CA
79		Beverly Hills, CA
80		Los Angeles, CA
81		SAN JOSE, CA
82		SANTA ROSA, CA
83		STOCKTON, CA
84		Buena Park, CA
85		Irvine, CA
86		SAN JOSE, CA

THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO SUPPORT VETERANS, THEIR FAMILIES AND REFUGEES WHO HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY WAR IN ARMENIA BY PROVIDING MEDICAL, MENTAL HEALTH, EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL SERVICES.

DS786 primarily makes grants to organizations with direct service programs that help the poor, refugees and the hungry, mosque-building projects, anti-Islamaphobia organizations, and organizations supporting domestic violence survivors.

OUR MISSION IS TO HELP VULNERABLE POPULATION OF LOW AND NO-INCOME IMMIGRANTS WHO ESCAPE THEIR COUNTRIES IN WAR OR ANOTHER ARMED CONFLICT.

SPUR INNOVATION ACROSS MEDICAL RESEARCH, ANIMAL WELFARE, EDUCATIONAL ACCESS, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PRINCIPLES AND THE SUPPORT OF IMMIGRANT WOMEN

Make gifts to tax-exempt organizations dedicated to charitable and educational purposes 2. Provide support to law enforcement and promote public safety 3. Promote integration of new immigrants in our community and society

GWBF is dedicated to improving the well- of people displaced by war, persecution, natural disasters, and climate change, including refugees, asylum seekers, and internally displaced people (people on the move). GWBF seeks to educate the general public on the challenges facing people on the move, with attention to matters of inclusion and ensuring support for local host communities with limited resources who host people on the move, and transform the philanthropic response of tax-exempt private foundations.

THE PURPOSES OF CLUBS ARE: TO CREATE AND FOSTER A SPIRIT OF UNDERSTANDING AMONG THE PEOPLES OF THE WORLD; TO PROMOTE THE PRINCIPLES OF GOOD GOVERNMENT ANDGOOD CITIZENSHIP; TO TAKE AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN THE CIVIC, CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND MORAL WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY; TO UNITE THE CLUBS IN THE BONDS OF FRIENDSHIP, GOOD FELLOWSHIP AND MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING; TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR THE OPEN DISCUSSION OF ALL MATTERS OF PUBLIC INTEREST; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT PARTISAN POLITICS AND SECTARIAN RELIGION SHALL NOT BE DEBATED BY MEMBERS; AND TO ENCOURAGE SERVICE-MINDED PEOPLE TO SERVE THEIR COMMUNITY WITHOUT PERSONAL FINANCIAL REWARD, AND TO ENCOURAGE EFFICIENCY AND PROMOTE HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS IN COMMERCE, INDUSTRY, PROFESSIONS, PUBLIC WORKS AND PRIVATE ENDEAVORS. THE OFFERS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, NETWORKING EVENTS, HUMANITARIAN RELIEF EFFORTS AND OTHER COMMUNITY RELATED PROGRAMS.

To help refugees and immigrants to adapt themselves into the new environment and become productive members of the society.

SEE STATEMENTTO PRESERVE, RESTORE, AND INTERPRET THE STATION, A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK, AND CONDUCT PUBLIC EDUCATION ABOUT AND THE ROLE THAT STATION PLAYED.

TO WORK WITH AND EDUCATE IMMIGRANTS, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, AND THE SECTOR TO CONTINUE TO BUILD A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THAT VALUES DIVERSITY AND THE RIGHTS OF ALL PEOPLE.

empowers low-income, limited English speaking and youth through education, leadership development and civic participation programs.

TO SERVE THE IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA THROUGH ITS OFFICE IN SAN FRANCISCO

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.

PROMOTING, IN ALL FORMS, RELATIONS AMONG LIGURIANS RESIDING IN THE REGION OF LIGUIA, ITALY, AND LIGURIANS AS WELL AS THEIR DESCENDANTS WHEREVER RESIDING; PROMOTE THE STUDY AND RESEARCH OF LIGURIAN IMMIGRATION WORLD-WIDE; AND SPREAD LIGURIAN CULTURE AND LANGUAGE, IN ALL ITS FORMS BOTH HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY, TO IMMIGRATED LIGURIANS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS IN ORDER TO KEEP ALIVE ETHNIC RELATIONS.

Religious

is a statewide grassroots organization working racial by building the power of youth, communities of color, immigrants, low-income families,and LGBTQ communities. Led by students, we organize to advance educational and improve our social, economic and political conditions.

All people have a right to a clean and healthy environment in which their communities can live, work, learn, play and thrive. Towards this vision, APEN brings together a collective voice to develop an alternative agenda for , social and economic justice. Through building an organized movement, we strive to bring fundamental changes to economic and social institutions that will prioritize public good over profits and promote the right of every person to a decent, safe, affordable quality of life, and the right to participate in decisions affecting our lives. APEN holds this vision of justice for all people. Our work focuses on immigrant and refugee communities.

Education. The mission of the (JACL) is to secure and maintain the civil rights of Americans of ancestry and all others who are victimized by injustice and bigotry. The primary weapon in this endeavor is a program of education to forward the high purposes of citizenship and ideals; To promote, encourage, and foster a feeling of good fellowship, friendship and goodwill among all peoples; To promote cultural, educational and social values, and to preserve the heritage and legacy of the community.

To create and foster a spirit understanding among the people the world. To promote the principles good citizenship. To take an active interest in the civic, cultural, social, and moral welfare the community.

THE MISSION THE CLUB IS TO INSPIRE ENABLE YOUTH TO ACHIEVE ACADEMIC SUCCESS, BUILD GOOD CHARACTER RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP, MAKE HEALTHY LIFESTYLE CHOICES.

GRANTS SCHOLARSHIP TO OUTSTANDING STUDENTS AND GIVES EDUCATION SEMINARS TO PUBLIC FOR GOOD CITIZENSHIP

EDUCATE STUDENTS ABOUT THE CONSTITUTION, OUR DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS, AND EFFECTIVE CITIZENSHIP

The empowers farm workers and their communities to improve workplace and living conditions through effective state and federal advocacy, grassroots engagement and the provision of critical services, such as credible immigration legal representationreaching 704,843 constituents directly through our programs in 2021 including:1,018 unduplicated volunteers60,905 through our call center166,783 through canvassing

religious, educational and charitable supports

TO ADVANCE THE HUMAN and CIVIL OF IMMIGRANTS and REFUGEES IN LOS ANGELES; PROMOTE HARMONIOUS MULTI-ETHNIC HUMAN RELATIONS.

GIVE PROPER GUIDANCE TO CHILDREN, TEENAGERS AND COLLEGE STUDENTS TO DEVELOP THEIR PERSONAL GOALS AND TO ENRICH THEIR LIVES. TO HELP NEW IMMIGRANTS TO SETTLE IN THE UNITED STATES AND OBTAIN PROPER LEVEL OF EDUCATION TO BE ON PAR WITH THE SOCIETY.

TO END VIOLENCE AND PROMOTE PEACE IN OUR COMMUNITIES THROUGH VIOLENCE PREVENTION, THE PROMOTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES, and THE EMPOWERMENT OF YOUTH AND FAMILIES IN CALIFORNIA and EL SALVADOR TO ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL IN SOCIETY.

A)PROMOTE, FOSTER AND ENHANCE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE ISSUES OF NEW KOREAN IMMIGRANTS TO US (B)ASSIST KOREAN IMMIGRANTS ASSIMILATE INTO AMERICAN SOCIETY (C)PROMOTE A SOCIALLY RESPONSIVE ENVIRONMENT AMONG MINORITY GROUPS

The primary purpose of this organization is to provide funds the construction of buildings and institutions Jewish families with children and elderly of Hungarian descent, as well as other immigrants to the State of . Grants to the Education Fund accomplish this purpose.Over the past 10 years we have constructed about 30 buildings, kindergartners, and Day Care Centers the elderly, as well as schooling facilities autistic children in various communities in , through our contributions to the Education Fund.

TO ADVANCE THE AND CIVIL RIGHTS OF IMMIGRANTS BY ENGAGING THEM IN CIVIC PARTICIPATION and ADVOCACY IN ISSUES and POLITICS AFFECTING IMMIGRANTS IN California.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO VIETNAMESE IMMIGRANTS WHO NEED HELP SANTA CLARA COUNTY, AND TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS AND MARGINALIZED PEOPLE.

Integrate . To provide support and assistance to refugees newly arriving in Sonoma County, California for Eritrea and to assist with assimilation into the .

TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE, ENERGY EFFICIENT HOUSING FOR OUR VETERANS, HOPE FOR THE SEXUALLY EXPLOITED,BASIC NEEDS FOR REFUGEES ESCAPING WAR-TORN REGIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE STRIVING TO REGAIN THE BASIC NECCESSITIES OF LIFE IN ORDER TO RESTORE HOPE IN THEMSELVES AND THEIR FUTURE.

We direct approximately three tournaments a year, achieving an immeasurable excellence for participants in sportsmanship, leadership, friendship and citizenship. There are 360 over participants. Our leagues are served in numerous tournaments that involve approximately 30 teams drawn from more than 1450 participants throughout the organization. All forms of publications and training relating to is provided.

The purpose of the organization is to offer amateur sports programs through a volunteer base for all people; to promote good sportsmanship and good citizenship.

The is being established to continue the humanitarian goals had. This will include helping gather resources and funds for cancer patients and their families, education, and immigration assistance in the US and Ethiopia.

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