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151		Petaluma, CA
152		Escondido, CA
153		STUDIO CITY, CA
154		MANTECA, CA
155		GLENDALE, CA
156		Glendale, CA
157		FREMONT, CA
158		SAN DIEGO, CA
159		Anaheim, CA
160		SAN DIEGO, CA
161		ZAMORA, CA
162		GRASS VALLEY, CA
163		LOS ANGELES, CA
164		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
165		FOUNTAIN VLY, CA
166		TEHACHAPI, CA
167		FOREST KNOLLS, CA
168		BRADBURY, CA
169		STUDIO CITY, CA
170		LONG BEACH, CA
171		ARROYO GRANDE, CA
172		REDDING, CA
173		DEL MAR, CA
174		SAN QUENTIN, CA
175		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
176		NOVATO, CA
177		RICHMOND, CA
178		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
179		Bodega Bay, CA
180		STOCKTON, CA
181		ALAMEDA, CA
182		Monterey, CA
183		Monterey, CA
184		SONORA, CA
185		WHITETHORN, CA
186		COTATI, CA
187		GRASS VALLEY, CA
188		Milpitas, CA
189		Castro Valley, CA
190		SACRAMENTO, CA
191		Los Gatos, CA
192		CONCORD, CA
193		PENN VALLEY, CA
194		REDWOOD CITY, CA
195		SAN RAFAEL, CA
196		SAN RAFAEL, CA
197		WALNUT CREEK, CA
198		San Francisco, CA
199		BRISBANE, CA
200		OAKLAND, CA

World Wildlife FundGrant to fund Roadmap to Zero Poaching SELOUS project

Organize events to raise funds to donate to conservation organization worldwide, with focus on endangered animals.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR ANIMAL CARE AND SERVICES FOR HOMELESS AND OWNED ANIMALS IN THE GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA. PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE CARE OF ALL ANIMALS THROUGH LIFESAVING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY THAT SUPPORT HUMAN-ANIMAL BONDS.

TO ADVANCE THE WELFARE OF YOUTH, FAMILIES, SENIORS AND ANIMALS THROUGH CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY AND BEYOND WITH LEANING TOWARDS RELIGIOUS, EDUCATION, AND LIFE SUSTAINING FOR ALL, AND MORE PARTICULARLY, TO SUPPORT RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, OR OTHER EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT FROM TAX UNDR SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE IRC.

THE FOUNDATION WILL MAKE DONATIONS TO 501(C)(3) ENTITIES AS ALLOWED UNDER THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE 501(C)(3), AS AMMENDED, FOCUSING ON THE ARTS, ANIMAL WELFARE SENIOR CITIZENS.

Provide resources, support, and assistance to wildlife and environmental conservation organizations

Underprivileged children, girl child education, global warming/environmental, religious and healthcare institutions that I can relate to, animal shelters/welfare, firefighters, family of cops/soldiers who lost their lives in the line of duty.

ACTIVITIES TO BENEFIT THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF PEOPLE, PLANTS, AND ANIMALS

Improve the quality of life for animals people in need

To support charitable organizations that improve the lives of children with medical or financial needs or that provide access to educational and athletic opportunities or that protect and prevent cruelty to animals by directly funding grants to them

TO PREVENT CRUELTY TO ANIMALS ALLEVIATE OR PREVENT SUFFERING.

Our Organization supports organizations that serve people in need that they may thrive engage in the conservation of wildlife wild lands.

TO SUPPORT ANIMAL SHELTERS AND OTHER LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN NEED.

To support sustainability and community initiatives for animal welfare.

The specific purpose this corporation is to further animal health and will-being, and the other charitable, scientific, and educational purposes within the meaning Section 501(c)(3) the Internal Revenue Code

TO CARE FOR AND PLACE ABANDONED ANIMALS IN GOOD HOMES. TO PROVIDE LOW COST VACCINATIONS AND SPAY/NEUTER CLINICS. TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY ABOUT RESPONSIBLE PET OWNERSHIP.

WAS FORMED TO PROTECT POPULATIONS OF ENDANGERED MARINE SPECIES SUCH AS SEA TURTLES, SHARKS, COHO SALMON AND MARINE MAMMALS. TO FULFILL ITS MISSION THE ORGANIZATION ENGAGES PUBLIC AWARENESS, GRASSROOTS ORGANIZING, IN-FIELD HABITAT , EDUCATIONAL AND POLICY ADVOCACY ACTIVITIES.

MAINTAIN and IMPROVE HABITAT FOR BIG CATS ON PREMISES. EDUCATIONAL TOURS, BOTH GROUP and INDIVIDUAL FOR SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN. WORK EXCHANGE DAYS - OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE TO SPEND TIME WITH ANIMALS and OBSERVE THEIR DAILY HABITS WHILE DONATING THEIR TIME AS LABOR FOR PROPER MAINTENANCE OF THE ANIMALS.

FOCUSES ON ANIMAL RESCUE AND ASSISTING THE SMALLEST MOST NEEDY RESCUES.

The organization will provide support for animal welfare activities in areas of need specifically focused on health and wellness.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS NON-PROFIT IS TO UNITE IN A COMMON EFFORT TO SOLVE PROBLEMS PERTAINING TO THE PROTECTION, CONSERVATION, AND PROPAGATION OF FISH AND GAME, WILDLIFE AND NATURAL RESOURCES WITHIN THE UNITED STATES.

Because of on-site proof and continued reports derived from censuses and studies conducted by the Dept. of fish and wildlife, local agencies, private ranchers and biologists that show our herds are at an all-time low and getting lower due mainly to the loss of our habitat.

Habitat Restoration - Plant Trees

TO ENCOURAGE, SUPPORT, ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN THE CONSERVATION OF FISH, GAME, OR NATURAL RESOURCES OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA THE NATION.

TO SAVE/PROTECT ANIMALS, PROVIDE CARE, ADVOCATE THEIR WELFARE, ENHANCE HUMAN-ANIMAL BOND.

IMPROVING THE LIVES OF ANIMALS AND PEOPLE THROUGH ADVOCACY, EDUCATION, AND SUPPORT.

TO ASSIST IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF ALL FISH, GAME FOREST LAWS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

TO CONNECT ALL PEOPLE WITH WILDLIFE,INSPIRE CARING FOR NATURE,AND ADVANCE CONSERVATION ACTION.

To assist local fisherman to bargain for a fair price for their catch. As well as education the public.

TO HELP THE HOMELESS ANIMALS AND REDUCE THE OVERPOPULATION EPIDEMIC IN SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY THROUGH PET ADOPTIONS AND PUBLIC AWARENESS INFORMATION TO SPAY AND NEUTER.

ANIMAL WELFARE

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO INSPIRE CONSERVATION OF THE OCEAN. MILLIONS OF PEOPLE DRAW INSPIRATION FROM THE AND LOOK TO US TO ADVOCATE FOR OCEAN WILDLIFE.

No direct charitable activities other than contributions (grants) directly to non-profit charities for . See 990 PF Part XIV - Grants and Contributions.

Promoting and ensuring the preservation of natural habitat for native wildlife.

IS A LAND TRUST WHOSE MISSION IS TO CONSERVE THE MATTOLE RIVER WATERSHED AND SURROUNDING AREAS FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT AND AESTHETIC, SPIRITUAL, AND INTRINSIC VALUES IN COOPERATION WITH OUR DIVERSE COMMUNITY.

TO PROTECT THE LIVES AND ADVANCE THE INTERESTS OF ANIMALS THROUGH THE SYSTEM.

IT IS THE MISSION OF THE TO EDUCATE OURSELVES AND OTHERS TO THE VARIETY AND THE BEAUTY OF OUR NATURAL ENVIRONMENT AND TO PROTECT OUR WILDLIFE AND NATURAL PLACES.

The uses science to conserve birds and habitats. Our avian monitoring and habitat restoration activities provide critical data that we use to educate land managers and the public, and contribute to informed conservation decisions.

Promotetheuseoftrailhoundsinwildlifeconservation

THE ZOO INSPIRES APPRECIATION, RESPECT AND A CONNECTION WITH WILDLIFE AND NATURE THROUGH EDUCATION, RECREATION AND CONSERVATION.

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.

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.

TO REHABILITATE CARE FOR INJURED ORPHANED BACK TO THE WILD.

TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE HUNTING AS A MAJOR BENEFIT FOR WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND THE SUSTAINABLE USE OF WILDLIFE AND TO FUND AND MANAGE WORLDWIDE PROGRAMS DEDICATED TO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION, OUTDOOR EDUCATION AND HUMANITARIAN SERVICES.

ACA WORKS TO SUPPORT AND PROTECT ALL TYPES ANIMALS WHETHER THEY BE FARM, DOMESTIC, SERVICE OR WILD BY CONNECTING LOVERS WITH CAUSE RELATED ORGANIZATIONS.

LACA WORKS TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY EFFORTS TO SAVE THE LIVES ALL TYPES ANIMALS WHO HAVE BEEN LOST, ABUSED, ABANDONED, OR ENDANGERED BY CONNECTING LOVERS WITH QUALITY PASSIONED WITH THIS ENDEAVOR.

CONSTRUCTION IN PROGRESS IN CONNECTION WITH DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A CONSERVATION CENTER FOR WILDLIFE CARE IN SARATOGA, CALIFORNIA.

protects and promotes the health of pollinating animals vital to our ecosystems and agriculture. Signature initiatives include the North American Protection Campaign, National Week, and Ecoregional Planting Guides.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES INITIAL "SEED" MONEY TO AUGUST L HORMAY WILDLANDS INSITUTUE WHICH IN TURN PROVIDES "BOOTS-ON--GROUND" SUPERVISION AND OVERSIGHT FOR CHOOSING PROJECTS AND PROVIDING INITIAL FUNDING FOR WHICH MATCHING FUNDS ARE MORE EASILY OBTAINED TO CARRY OUT OBJECTIVES OF ORGANIZATION. IN 2021 OGANIZATION PROVIDED FUNDS AND RESEARCH MATERIALS TO FUND A NEW SUBSTANTIAL PROJECT BETWEEN WILDLANDS INSTITUTE AND MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY ANIMAL AND SCIENCES DEPARTMENT. ONE OF CORNERSTONES OF REST- ROTATION GRAZING AS ADVOCATED BY AUGUST L. HORMAY WHO ESTABLISHED WAS PROPER FENCING PRACTICES THAT COULD IMPROVE LIVESTOCK GRAZING AND MAY ALSO HAVE IMPACTS ON WILDLIFE. THIS IS IMPORTANT ON PUBLIC LANDS WHERE MULTIPLE USE IS A VERY IMPORTANT OBJECTIVE. 2021 CONTRIBUTION HELPED WITH COSTS FOR A REST- ROTATION STUDY IN CENTENNIAL VALLEY OF MONTANA. THIS IS AN ON-GOING PROJECT WHICH EXAMINES IMPACT OF FE

PROTECTS AND RESTORES SAN FRANCISCO FOR PEOPLE AND WILDLIFE. (CONT PG 2)

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