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151		Santa Barbara, CA
152		Los Angeles, CA
153		San Francisco, CA
154		TARZANA, CA
155		WALNUT CREEK, CA
156		Redding, CA
157		CRESCENT CITY, CA
158		Sacramento, CA
159		Mill Valley, CA
160		SANTA ROSA, CA
161		Martinez, CA
162		TEMECULA, CA
163		TRUCKEE, CA
164		REDDING, CA
165		Placerville, CA
166		Grass Valley, CA
167		SACRAMENTO, CA
168		Berkeley, CA
169		VOLCANO, CA
170		SACRAMENTO, CA
171		BOONVILLE, CA
172		Truckee, CA
173		OAKLAND, CA
174		WOODLAND, CA
175		El Dorado Hills, CA
176		Vallejo, CA
177		VACAVILLE, CA
178		SEBASTOPOL, CA
179		WOODLAND, CA
180		SANTA ROSA, CA
181		Riverside, CA
182		Paso Robles, CA
183		Arcata, CA
184		ELK GROVE, CA
185		LOS ANGELES, CA
186		LOS ANGELES, CA
187		ENCINITAS, CA
188		GROVELAND, CA
189		FOSTER CITY, CA
190		Visalia, CA
191		Salinas, CA
192		SAN JOSE, CA
193		SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA
194		BAKERSFIELD, CA
195		SAN JOSE, CA
196		Oxnard, CA
197		SANTA CLARA, CA
198		Reedley, CA
199		PACIFICA, CA
200		WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA

protects rare and endangered plants and animals by restoring habitat in sensitive and unique natural areas on the California and adjacent mainland. We educate a variety of groups about the value of native habitat and how to protect it. We recruit volunteers and identify and develop public and private funding sources for habitat programs. We create collaborative relationships within the environmental community.

is dedicated to creating educational opportunities for underserved children in Ethiopia. provides high quality early education as a means to overcome poverty, and gender inequality for children from low income families. set out to provide this by building schools that have lower teacher / student ratio (2 to 30) and provides everything for free (meals, uniform, books, education, transportation), including a free pre- Kindergarten and Kindergarten program.

Founded in the Year 2006, the American Investment Managers AAAIM is a national trade dedicated to the advance AAPIs Americans and Pacific-Islanders in the asset management industry. AAAIM supports those trying to access top positions at major investment firms while also promoting an entrepreneurial route for investment managers that start their own firms. AAAIM is committed to providing an that creates an educational forum for sharing expertise within the AAPI investment community to build a pipeline next generation leaders by encouraging more AAPI students to enter the field and to serve as a catalyst for strategic relationships between AAPI managers and institutional investors.

The Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary is committed to protecting remaining habitat for jungle animals in Cambodia. We have been working in harmony with the government to protect a large area of un-mined jungle land north of the world famous Ankhor Wat temples. We have been rescuing endangered animals, with a focus upon elephants, primates and other unique, indigenous inhabitants of this portion of Southeast Asia. It is part of our core mission to employ local residents who have been hunting in order to survive. By enlisting their aid to protect the animals, we hope to change the long term prospects for protection of the habitat and animals in this area.

The is a proactive organization that works with the local community and government to carry out its mission to preserve and interpret local history of in Northern California. Building connections and pride, the welcomes support and participation of the community. Members of the receive a quarterly newsletter, announcements of special events, and a discount on items sold at the museum.

The continued its work with the Federal Bureau of Land Management in providing new hiking, biking and/or horseback riding trails located along the Keswick Dam Reservoir/Sacramento River riparian corner and Intermountain Lake area. The also continued support of other similar projects.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR EDUCATIONAL, INTERPRETIVE, RECREATIONAL, AND RESOURCE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAMS OF OUR PUBLIC LAND PARTNERS.

brings together a diverse, multi-sector network to prevent and end homelessness, increase the supply of safe, stable, affordable options, and reverse the legacy of racial and economic injustice by building power among the people most impacted by injustice, shaping the narrative, and advocating for statewide policy solutions.

Granted Earth Team a $4,000 grant to work each year with 150 youth as paid interns distributed in 10 separate teams, to learn new skills and help with social and environmental restoration in Oakland and Richmond.

TO FURTHER THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF INTERNATIONAL, AN ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO THE CAUSE OF BUILDING INTERNATIONAL GOODWILL AND IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR MANKIND THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. OUR ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN OUR LOCAL AS WELL AS SUPPORTING THE CAUSES OF INTERNATIONAL.

Heritage protects and cares for open space, ranches, farms, parkland, and shoreline in Contra Costa County.

PERPETUAL PROTECTION AND STEWARDSHIP OF , NATIVE SPECIES AND THEIR HABITATS, ESPECIALLY THOSE RESOURCES THAT ARE SENSITIVE, RARE, OR ENDANGERED.

TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT SCENIC, HISTORIC AND RECREATIONAL LANDS WITH HIGH NATURAL RESOURCE VALUES

The Mission Of The Is To Enhance The Public As A Community Resource By Building An Endowment And By Funding Special Projects For The Support Of The Public Libraries.

The is dedicated to strengthening our both now and for future generations. The fulfills its mission by:- Encouraging private giving for the public good.- Building and maintaining a permanent endowment fund to respond to changing needs.- providing a flexible tax-exempt vehicle for donors with varied charitable interest and abilities to give.-serving as a catalyist, a convener, and a partner in shaping effective responses to problems and opportunities.

BYLT exists to protect and defend the working and natural lands of the and River watersheds and empower healthy, resilient communities through nature access and education.

THE MAIN FOCUS OF IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS PURSUING CAREERS IN THE LANDSCAPE FIELD. ALSO PROVIDES GRANTS TO DESERVING EDUCATIONAL

Cal-IPCs protects Californias environment and economy from plants. We run science-based programs to train land managers, coordinate regional land management projects, and advocate for sound land management policy. (Continued on Schedule O.)

PRESERVE AND PROTECT THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC.

ACQUIRE and PRESERVE ECOLOGICALLY SIGNIFICANT LAND IN OF CA

supports a resident community that cares for this land and holds it as for education and cultural transformation.

Support and new building

THE ORGANIZATION") IS A NON PROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION LOCATED IN OAKLAND, . TOGETHER WITH ITS 41-MEMBER FOODBANKS, THE ORGANIZATION IS THE LARGEST CHARITABLE HUNGER-RELIEF AND ANTI-HUNGER LEADER IN THE STATE. THE ORGANIZATION PURSUES ITS MISSION ENDING HUNGER IN THROUGH PROGRAMS FORTIFYING THE CHARITABLE AND PUBLIC NUTRITION SAFETY NETS AND SUPPORTING THE COLLECTIVE SUCCESS ITS MEMBERS. IN 2021 THE ORGANIZATION ADOPTED A NEW STRATEGIC PLAN, CENTERING ITS CORE PRIORITIES ON REMOVING BARRIERS TO RECEIVING INCREASED VOLUMES AND VARIETIES FRESH PRODUCE, BECOMING THE LEADING SOURCE INFORMATION ON SECURITY IN , DEVELOPING CATALYST PROGRAMS FOR TO SERVE HARD-TO-REACH POPULATION, AND ADVOCATING FOR ANTI-HUNGER LEGISLATION AND SUSTAINED ACCESS TO RESOURCES FOR ACROSS THE STATE.

IS FORMED TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH, EDUCATION AND GENERAL WELFARE OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS IN CALIFORNIA AND THE SURROUNDING AREA.

The mission of the Foundation is to support and enhance and the El Dorado Hills by promoting interscholastic, academic, and cultural programs as well as capital improvements that promote continual learning.Our efforts include:- Supporting classroom excellence by funding targeted technology and science classroom needs- Managing Capital Improvement projects that address key infrastructure needs- Acting as a liaison between ORHS and the

Preserving Maritime History and Promoting

Rebuilding shattered lives and co-workers affected by line duty deaths, through partnerships with law enforcement and the community.

THE SPECIFIC AND PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THIS CORPORATION IS TO REVOLUTIONIZE PHILANTHROPY BY GARNERING AND DISTRIBUTING FINANCIAL AND NON-FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE COMMITTED TO TRANSFORMING THEMSELVES, THEIR WORK, AND THEIR FIELD IN A MANNER THAT HONORS AND SERVES THE EARTH, ITS INHABITANTS, AND ALL OF HUMANITY. OUR MOST SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTION IN 2021 WAS BUILDING OUR ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE AND DEVELOPING A SUPPORT TEAM TO GATHER ALLIES AND GET TRACTION TOWARD OUR GOAL.

THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE LANDBASED IS TO INSPIRE AND MOTIVATE PEOPLE OF ALL AGES, ESPECIALLY YOUTH, TO PROMOTE A HEALTHY INTERPLAY BETWEEN AGRICULTURE, NATURE, AND SOCIETY THROUGH THEIR ACTIONS AND AS LEADERS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

SOMA is an educational, public benefit corporation dedicated to the study and research of mycology to encourage public education of the unique and beneficial role fungi play in maintaining the health of our woodland system.

The (IEBFC) is committed to addressing and closing the evolving gaps in promoting and supporting the community through the collaboration of advocates and healthcare professionals. Our only grant funding comes from First 5 California. The IEBfC provided: ~ 11 Continuing Education Webinars for Health Care Professionals serving the Perinatal Population ~ 11 Resource/Check in Webinars for Health Care Professionals serving the Perinatal Population ~ 4 Hospital Collaborative Meetings focused on ensuring all hospitals with perinatal units in the are ready for the CA SB402 deadline of Jan 1st 2025 - that they are designated "Baby Friendly", or meet all of the 10 "Baby Friendly" Policy Requirements. ~ 1 Underserved and remote Community Family and Health Care Professional Resource Fair in Barstow, Ca

Three primary activities are conducted:1). Provide land, feed and care for a small herd of rescued horses.2). Offer sessions in human retreat, renewal and rediscovery by immersing in field with herd.3). Tell stories of horse and human interaction and resulting transformation through mutiple commmunication channels.

The is a state and federally approved non-profit organization that assists landowners who want to protect the natural values of their , either through purchase or establishment of conservation easements.

ALPHA PHI IS A SISTERHOOD WOMEN SUPPORTING EACH OTHER IN LIFELONG ACHIEVEMENT.

A PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION WHICH OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY TO BENEFIT, PERFORM AND CARRY OUT THE CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES , QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA.

PROVIDING A BUILDING TO THE JEWISH COMMUNITY OF SANTA MONICA CALIFORNIA AT $0/YEAR. THE BUILDING IS OCCUPIED AND FUNCTIONING 7 DAYS/WEEK AND IS USED BY OVER 620 PEOPLE.

EDUCATE THE PEOPLE OF COUNTY ABOUT PLANTS AND TO INSPIRE THEM TO CREATEBEAUTIFUL, ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE GARDENS AND LANDSCAPES.

TO PROMOTE EDUCATION, HEALTH and WELFARE LOCALLY

OWNS AND OPERATES TWO RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT BUILDINGS,WHICH IT LEASES AT AFFORDABLE RENTS TO HOMELESS, HANDICAPPED ANDELDERLY INDIVIDUALS.

volunteers and staff cultivate and direct community resources to in areas that matter most to district communities served. Some recent uses include student scholarships, educational equipment purchases, and capital improvements.

To award scholarships based on merit and need. Also to help the purchase equipment and remodel buildings.

Promote, Educate, Preserve American history culture in the . In addition to the care sharing the American Museum (CAHM) in the Ng Shing Gung building at History Park San Jose, CHCP shares our stories with Outreach Activities.

TRADE REPRESENTING THE BUILDING INDUSTRY.

USE BACK COUNTRY PUBLIC LANDS.

SUPPORT NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT CONSERVE PUBLIC LAND REE FROM DEVELOPMENT.

the organization objective is to raise money for various Ventura County based organizations that benefit the community. all activities of the organization are fundraising and literally thousands of Ventura County residents have benefitted from annual organizations and events. All monies raised are distributed annually.

WANTS TO INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF STARTUP NONPROFITS WITH EARLY-STAGE INVESTMENTS, RESOURCES AND STRATEGIC CAPACITY BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE SO MANY MORE NONPROFITS COULD MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE.

To meet human need "in the name of Christ" by financially supporting worldwide relief, development and peace building programs of the Committee, a not-for-profit Corporation.

The mission of the is to develop and perpetuate through education and support the histories, cultures and traditions of all , mainly through its annual Aloha Festival.

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