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151		Truckee, CA
152		El Dorado Hills, CA
153		Vallejo, CA
154		VACAVILLE, CA
155		Tulelake, CA
156		WOODLAND, CA
157		SANTA ROSA, CA
158		Riverside, CA
159		LOS ANGELES, CA
160		Paso Robles, CA
161		Arcata, CA
162		ELK GROVE, CA
163		LOS ANGELES, CA
164		RIVERSIDE, CA
165		ENCINITAS, CA
166		Visalia, CA
167		Salinas, CA
168		SAN JOSE, CA
169		VISALIA, CA
170		BAKERSFIELD, CA
171		Watsonville, CA
172		SAN JOSE, CA
173		Oxnard, CA
174		SAN JOSE, CA
175		Reedley, CA
176		CAMARILLO, CA
177		FRESNO, CA
178		SALINAS, CA
179		OAKLAND, CA
180		PALO ALTO, CA
181		OXNARD, CA
182		VENTURA, CA
183		Arroyo Grande, CA
184		San Francisco, CA
185		ARROYO GRANDE, CA
186		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
187		Oakland, CA
188		SAN DIEGO, CA
189		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
190		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
191		WINDSOR, CA
192		Cupertino, CA
193		LOS ANGELES, CA
194		CUPERTINO, CA
195		Alameda, CA
196		LOS ANGELES, CA
197		LOS ANGELES, CA
198		ELK GROVE, CA
199		OAKLAND, CA
200		San Francisco, CA

Support and new building

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.

TO ASSIST USF W WHABITAT ENHANCEMENT

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

A3PCON IS A COALITION OF COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS THAT ADVOCATES FOR THE RIGHTS NEEDS OF THE ISLANDER (API) COMMUNITY IN THE GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA, WITH PARTICULAR FOCUS ON LOW-INCOME, IMMIGRANT, REFUGEE OTHER VULNERABLE POPULATIONS.

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.

SPONSOR CHILDREN

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

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.

PROMOTE AND EDUCATE

USE BACK COUNTRY PUBLIC LANDS.

Creating compassionate and equitable local economies that contribute to the well being of our communitiesWe are committed to do our work in ways that:Are family centered and culturally appropriate;Remove system level barriers to economic equity;Provide leadership development and financial education, including for children and youth;Develop new financial and asset building vehicles; andLift up and leverage the great work already being done.

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.

The specific purpose of this corporation is to provide financial aid and create a community center for Samoans and other Pacific Islanders in the County of Santa Clara.

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.

TO FURTHER EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE OF , CHANNEL ISLANDS (CSUCI)

WE ARE COMMITTED TO SERVING THE NEEDS CHILDREN AND BUILDING HEALTHY FAMILIES THROUGH EDUCATION, SUPPORTIVE COUNSELING AND SERVICES.

SUPPORT OF COMMUNITY CHARITIES, FOCUSING UPON PEACE BUILDING, LOCAL YOUTH, INTERNATIONAL OUTREACH AND RACIAL RECONCILIATION.

PCA WORKS TO SHAPE A , CHARACTER-BUILDING YOUTH SPORTS EXPERIENCE FOR ALL CHILDREN.

RESTORE AND PROTECT WETLANDS IN AND AROUND SAN FRANCISCO BAY

THE PROMOTES MARINE EDUCATION AND ENCOURAGES PUBLIC INTERACTION WITH THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT. THE PURSUES THIS OBJECTIVE THROUGH SUPPORT OF VARIOUS PROGRAMS INVOLVING THE AND THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT.

PROMOTE BICYCLING

The mission of the is to perform symphonic band music in a variety of styles at a professional level. We seek to captivate our audience while providing an opportunity for volunteer musicians to improve, grow and play for the joy of it. We hope to enhance the cultural landscape of our community through our concerts, education and outreach.

Himanchal High School Nangi Village Nepal donation for building renovation and expansion

CASH CONTRIBUTION TO THE LAND CONSERVANCY OF SLO COUNTY, THAT WORKS TO PROTEST ENHANCE LANDS HAVING INPORTANT SCENIC, AGRICULTURAL, HABITAT CULTURAL VALUES FOR THE BENEFIT OF PEOPLE WILDLIFE.

TO PRESERVE AND MAINTAIN THE HISTORIC BUILDING, A SAN FRANCISCO LANDMARK

We work to promote racial within the outdoor and environmental movement. Our systems change approach includes grantmaking, anti-racism training, career pathway development, and capacity building.

PROVIDE HEALTHCARE AND EDUCATION FOR APPROXIMATELY 900 UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN IN KENYA. HELP WITH TEMPORARY BOARDING FACILITY AND CONSTRUCTION OF NEW BUILDING.

FURTHERING THE EDUCATION, EXPERTISE AND PROFESSIONALISM OF NON-RESIDENTIAL PRACTITIONERS OR STUDENTS DESIRING A CAREER IN OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT. THE FOUNDATION IS A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION TO THE BUILDING OWNERS AND MANAGERS ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCO.

LCF EXISTS TO UNLEASH THE CIVIC AND ECONOMIC POWER OF LATINOS IN CALIFORNIA. LCF FULFILLS THE MISSION BY BUILDING A MOVEMENT OF CIVICALLY ENGAGED PHILANTHROPIC LEADERS, INVESTING IN -LED (CONTINUE ON SCH O)

WG EDGE PROGRAM SERVED 7 PARTICIPANTS WITH LEADERSHIP BUILDING ACTIVITIES IN THE FORM OF A DAYLONG RETREAT WITH EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS AND GUEST SPEAKERS, MONTHLY MEETINGS WITH GUEST SPEAKERS AND/OR EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, 3 EVENTS WITH MENTORING GROUPS TO NETWORK FOR INTERNSHIP LEADS, AND ONGOING BOOKS AND OTHER REFERENCE MATERIALS RELATED TO CAREER AND LIFE COACHING.

Foster, encourage and promote scientific, literary, educational and charitable purposes of , by constructing, establishing, maintaining, operating, conducting and giving to scientific, literary, educational and charitable chair rofessorships, student fellowships,buildings, equipment and facilities.

DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (-CDC) IS CHARGED (CON SCH O) WITH FACILITATING THE REDEVELOPMENT OF THE MEDICAL CAMPUS IN SOUTH LOS ANGELES THAT INCLUDES THE REUSE REPURPOSING OF UNDERUTILIZED BUILDINGS FOR EXPANSION OF DESPERATELY NEEDED CARE, MENTAL SERVICES, -RELATED EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES FOR UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS, INCLUDING 4,000 TEENS CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE.

To improve the lives of Jamaicans by supporting initiatives that advance the systematic adoption of engineering in nation building.

We provide a platform for artists to create vibrant art experiences on the of Alameda that bring together local and regional audiences around the visual and performing . Our events and programs offer new perspectives, spark conversation, and engage with the landscape we live in.

RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CAPACITY BUILDING TO SUPPORT CAMINO CHARTER ACADEMY.

BUILDING NEW LIVES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES THROUGH HOUSING AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

FNDN OFFERS HOPE, HEALING, AND BEGINNINGS FOR ASIAN AMERICAN and PACIFIC ISLANDER (AAPI) IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES, PEOPLE IMPACTED BY INCARCERATION AND DEPORTATION, AND SURVIVORS OF VIOLENCE. (SEE SCHED O)

LEARNING LAB - AIMS TO AUGMENT THE EQUITABLE ACCESS INITIATIVE VIA A PORTFOLIO-WIDE LEARNING AGENDA, CAPACITY BUILDING FOR PARTNERS and DISSEMINATION OF LEARNINGS

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