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151		San Clemente, CA
152		RANCHO MIRAGE, CA
153		LOS ANGELES, CA
154		Santa Rosa, CA
155		SAN MARCOS, CA
156		MALIBU, CA
157		POWAY, CA
158		Seal Beach, CA
159		Orangevale, CA
160		FOSTER CITY, CA
161		Hemet, CA
162		LOS ANGELES, CA
163		San Francisco, CA
164		BURLINGAME, CA
165		San Francisco, CA
166		Acampo, CA
167		Eureka, CA
168		San Jose, CA
169		Stockton, CA
170		Modesto, CA
171		Oakland, CA
172		Port Hueneme, CA
173		Sunnyvale, CA
174		SANTA CLARA, CA
175		Sonoma, CA
176		Clovis, CA
177		FOLSOM, CA
178		Paradise, CA
179		Chico, CA
180		McKinleyville, CA
181		Petrolia, CA
182		SACRAMENTO, CA
183		OAKLAND, CA
184		DAVIS, CA
185		Manteca, CA
186		Tahoe City, CA
187		SARATOGA, CA
188		Grass Valley, CA
189		WEOTT, CA
190		DISCOVERY BAY, CA
191		Modesto, CA
192		Oakland, CA
193		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
194		Sacramento, CA
195		MILL VALLEY, CA
196		Los Gatos, CA
197		Auburn, CA
198		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
199		FREMONT, CA
200		VACAVILLE, CA

is dedicated to training competitively, developing strengths, and exceeding expectations for youth ages 12 years old.

THE TENNINS (DTA) IS A NOT FOR PROFIT CLUB THAT ORGANIZES -RELATED ACTIVITES (TOURNAMENTS, CHALLENGE LADDERS, TEAM , ETC) FOR ITS MEMBERS. DTA IS A MEMBER ORGANIZATION OF THE GAY AND LESBIAN ALLIANCE THAT MANAGES AND SANCTIONS EVENTS FOR LGBT

TO PRESERVE PROTECT PARKS NATURAL HISTORIC FEATURES FOR THIS GENERATION FUTURE GENERATIONS TO ENJOY. WE RESTORE ENHANCE NATURAL DEVELOPED ASSETS PROMOTE KNOWLEDGE ITS NATURAL HUMAN HISTORY

Atletico Santa Rosa Soccer Club: Atletico, which began in 2003, has more than 400 current players. The goal from the beginning was to make it affordable to the underserved, everybody makes the team, and everybody gets to play. Atletico Santa Rosa has been the catalyst for many youth players in the region to earn scholarships to play in college. And, for many of those recipients, theyll be the first person in their family to go to college.Boys and Girls Club of Greater Santa Rosa: BGCSRs Athletics program offers a variety of leagues, tournaments, and camps throughout the year. Their after-school programs have a proven track record of boosting academic performance, reducing unsafe behavior, promoting physical health and providing a safe, structured environment for children.The Miracle League North Bay: The Miracle League is an organization created for and dedicated to providing individuals with disabilities the opportunity to participate in an organized baseball league that celebrates th

ENHANCE PROGRAMS FACILITY

Cal Psi) is the local chapter of the (the Organization). The Organization is located at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California. The Organization is a social with the mission to promote the values of virtue, diligence, and brotherly love through social and recreational activities amongst its members.

Cal Beta Beta is the University of San Diego local chapter of the national parent . The is a social organization with the mission to promote the values of virtue, diligence, and brotherhood through social and recreational activities amongst its members.

Promote physical fitness in , CA by sponsoring public running events and contributing the net proceeds from such events to public recreation areas, such as parks, community centers, pools, school sports programs, etc.

TO ENCOURAGE THE HUMAN/ANIMAL BOND TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF ALL DOGS. TO PROMOTE THE PUBLIC GOOD THROUGH SPORTS PARTICIPATION AND RECOGNITION BY CONDUCTING DOG MATCHES, TRIALS, TESTS AND TRAINING.

PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL AND COMMUNITY BUILDING PROGRAMS, WHICH PROMOTE INCREASED ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE FOR SCHOOL-AGE YOUTH, VOCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT FOR WORKING-AGE ADULTS, AGE-IN-PLACE HEALTH CARE SUPPORT FOR SENIORS AND ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FOR RESIDENTS WHO HAVE MENTAL HEALTH, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, OR PHYSICAL HEALTH CHALLENGES.

To assist and young adults to grow in character and spirituality. We work with at risk providing a teen parent program, basketball and sports tutoring and provide opportunities to travel to foreign countries to build character.

The primary mission is to provide opportunities to participate in Asian basketball leagues and tournaments. The portion of the consists of 250 to 200 members (boys and girls.) The adult portion of the consists of 120 and 140 members. The primary source of funds is membership dues and invitational basketball tournaments. This is a volunteer organization with no paid employees, officers, or directors

SFDOG is a non-profit organization that promotes responsible ownership/guardianship, offers educational programs for /guardians and the general public, and works for increased off-leash recreational opportunities for responsible /guardians and their canine companions.

Organization provides basketball instruction for team participation and tournament play for youths ages 7-18 years.

THE SFIAC WANTS TO BE INVOLVED AS AN ORGANIZATION IN COMMUNITY AFFAIRS, IMPROVE ITS SPORTS AND CLUBHOUSE FACILITIES AND ENCOURAGE ITS MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE IN ATHLETICS, AS WELL AS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES TO BOND, WITHIN THE MEMBERSHIP, A RELATIONSHIP TO THEIR ETHNICITY.

UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS ESTIMATED AT 1503

UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS EST AT 382

UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS OF FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE OF SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS ESTIMATED AT 376

UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS EST AT 150

UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS ESTIMATED AT 233

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO LOW INCOME SENIORS FOR HOUSING AND RELATED NEEDS TO PROVIDE CULTURAL ACTIVITIES BY HOSTING FESTIVALS, FOSTERING ASSOCIATIONS WITH OTHER ETHNIC ASSOCIATIONS TO PROMOTE CULTURAL EXCHANGES, AND HOUSING OTHER CULTURAL AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND ENGAGING IN MUSEUM, LIBRARY, AND LANGUAGE-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, SPONSORING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, AND SPONSORING STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS.

LODGE UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS OF FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE OF SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS 52,402

UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS ESTIMATED AT 618

THE ARE NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED AS ONE OF THE TOP SWIMMING CLUBS IN THE NATION PRODUCING WORLD-CLASS SWIMMERS AND OLYMPIC ATHLETES SINCE 1964. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES THE OPPORTUNITY FOR SWIMMERS TO LEARN AND PARTICIPATE IN A PROGRAM OF COMPETITIVE SWIMMING AND TO APPLY A MULTITUDE OF LEARNED SOCIAL AND SPORTS SKILLS AS THEY PURSUE THEIR GOALS AND COMPETE AT THE LOCAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL LEVEL.

UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS OF FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE OF SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS EST AT 371

The (CPOA) serves the public safety professionals of the Department. , corporals, sergeants, and public safety dispatchers are the constituents of CPOA. CPOA represents the needs of its public safety professionals within the department, with the City of and in the community at large. CPOA prides itself in its service to the community by sponsoring food drives, building parks, and supporting youth based programs. is a special place, and CPOA is proud of the role it plays, both professionally and personally, in seeing the community prosper.

UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS ESTIMATED AT 890

UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS EST. AT 277

TO SERVE AS A BODY THROUGH WHICH MEMBER SCHOOLS MAY MUTUALLY ADOPT RULES AND REGULATIONS RELATING TO ATHLETICS AS WELL AS TO ESTABLISH AGREED UPON MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR CERTAIN ASPECTS OF THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROMOTES HIGH STANDARDS FOR SPORTSMANSHIP, ETHICS, AND THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE ATHLETIC PARTICIPANTS.

UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS ESTIMATED AT 509

The specific and primary purpose of the corporation is a civic league devoted to the promotion of social welfare through charitable, educational, and recreational activities. This is achieved by offering myriad classes, theatre, dance and music performances, and other activities.

To support the - to help fund Camp Ross Relles for handicapped and socially or economically deprived children.

is a United States Swimming sanctioned with approximately 172 youth swimmers ranging from 6-18 years old. We compete against other similar teams in California and provide scholarships to swimmers unable to pay full quarterly dues.

TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS THROUGH INCREASED PHYSICAL FITNESS VIA SWIMMING, COMPETITION AND EDUCATION ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF SWIMMING.

UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS OF FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE OF SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS EST AT 322

The provides critically needed financial and professional support to the Lake Tahoe-Donner for Education, Restoration, and Cultural and Environmental Preservation in partnership with California .

SUPPORTS ATHLETIC AND ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE, PROMOTES COMMITMENT TO TEAM, SPORTSMANSHIP AND CHARACTER IN ATHLETES AND BUILDS COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

UNITES MEMBERS IN BONDS FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH YEAR ROUND SCHEDULE SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS/GUESTS EST AT 465

PROVIDE MATERIALS ON REDWOOD STATE PARKS

INSPIRING A PASSION FOR AND MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF OUR MEMBERS.

To provide / walking events for the local community to promote physical fitness and health. The Organization provides training for individuals with limited experience in walking or long distances. The largest group reached is at risk teens.

The supports programs for everyone in .

PRESERVE ; ENHANCE VISITOR EXPERIENCE; BUILD A DEDICATED COMMUNITY.

The purpose of Boosters is to assist the community by providing financial and volunteer resources to assist in the improvement of programs, equipment and facilities. We raise funds throughout the year for all programs and related activities. Additionally, we market and promote programs in which the lifelong values of sportsmanship, teamwork, integrity, honesty and commitment are emphasized. We support spirit and participation which enriches the mental, physical and emotional well being of all students.

TO SUPPORT QUALITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN THE ARTS, DANCE, DRAMA, MUSIC, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND IN TECHNOLOGY FOR EACH CHILD IN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

The mission of the is to ensure that the children of the Union School District receive an that includes Art Teachers, Art Docents programs, Health Clerks, Library services, Literacy Specialists, Math Specialists, Music Teachers, Elective Teachers, Counselors and Physical Specialists, which are not fully funded by tax dollars. LGEF programs serve all 2,944 students at Blossom Hill, Daves Avenue, Lexington, Louise Van Meter Elementary Schools and RJ Fisher Middle School.

Raise funds through various events to support the to purchase books and materials. Support programs for adults, youths, juveniles and literacy. Provide community enrichment byn reading in the classrooms, noon speaker program and book festivals.

MAINTAIN GIFTS OF MONEY AND PROPERTY AND DISTRIBUTE THEM SOLELY TO DONALDINA , (A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION) TO SUPPORT THEIR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT THE SPORTS PROGRAMS AT HIGH SCHOOL

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