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101		Palm Desert, CA
102		WESTMINSTER, CA
103		LOS ANGELES, CA
104		MONTE SERENO, CA
105		Berkeley, CA
106		BREA, CA
107		Davis, CA
108		Phelan, CA
109		La Habra, CA
110		LOS ANGELES, CA
111		Pomona, CA
112		THOUSAND OAKS, CA
113		CHINO, CA
114		SAUSALITO, CA
115		REDLANDS, CA
116		SANTA ROSA, CA
117		NORCO, CA
118		MANHATTAN BEACH, CA
119		COSTA MESA, CA
120		LA JOLLA, CA
121		EL DORADO HILLS, CA
122		RANCHO SANTA FE, CA
123		WEST HOLYWOOD, CA
124		SAN DIEGO, CA
125		Winnetka, CA
126		PASADENA, CA
127		Danville, CA
128		PETALUMA, CA
129		Soquel, CA
130		SUNSET BEACH, CA
131		BURLINGAME, CA
132		La Crescenta, CA
133		Mountain View, CA
134		ESCONDIDO, CA
135		TIBURON, CA
136		Petaluma, CA
137		MANTECA, CA
138		GLENDALE, CA
139		Glendale, CA
140		SAN CARLOS, CA
141		FREMONT, CA
142		SAN DIEGO, CA
143		ZAMORA, CA
144		LOS ANGELES, CA
145		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
146		TEHACHAPI, CA
147		FOREST KNOLLS, CA
148		MODESTO, CA
149		STUDIO CITY, CA
150		LONG BEACH, CA

is dedicated to leading conservation and education initiatives that will ensure the long-term survival of rhino and other endangered wildlife in their natural habitat.

The organizational purpose of the , . is to connect individuals, communities, and churches in the West with promising Christian poverty alleviation ministries in East Asia, and in doing so foster a sustainable NGO ecosystem and philanthropic spirit among the Christian community. Through our support we hope to provide these organizations with the resources they need in order to successfully implement their own goals and as a result better serve their target populations.

PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. SUPPORTS THE END OF THE DOG MEAT TRADE IN SOUTH KOREA. FROM 08/2016-12/2021, MORE THAN 1,100 DOGS HAVE BEEN RESCUED FROM CERTAIN DEATH FROM THE DOG MEAT TRADE IN SOUTH KOREA. OF THESE, 1,000 HAVE BEEN PLACED IN PERMANENT ADOPTIVE HOMES IN THE UNITED STATES. ALL RESCUED DOGS IN BOTH THE UNITED STATES AND THOSE IN SOUTH KOREA ARE GIVEN A LIFETIME PROMISE BY , ENSURING THEIR HEALTH, SAFETY, AND OVERALL WELL-BEING. ADDITIONALLY, WORKING WITH SOUTH KOREAN ACTIVISTS AND PROVIDING FINANCIAL AND LOGISTICAL SUPPORT, 7 ILLEGAL DOG MEAT FARMS HAVE BEEN PERMANENTLY CLOSED.

Wildlife Conservation programs of endangered species

To educate the public about environmentalism and animal welfare.

The is organized exclusively for charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. The primary purpose of this is to engage in charitable, poverty alleviation, low income aid, educational aid, and animal welfare for the benefit of the general public, and it is not organized for the private gain of any person.

is dedicated to protecting and preserving African wildlife in its native habitat. The most important work we do is anti-poaching and conservation in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mana Pools National Park, Sapi and Chewore Safari Areas, and the surrounding Zambezi Valley of Zimbabwe. We provide vehicles, drivers, fuel, rations, and remote bases for anti-poaching patrols; monitor and track iconic bull elephants and carnivores including lions, leopards, and hyenas; develop infrastructure to establish ongoing ranger presence in vulnerable areas; provide funding to support local community health, welfare, and educational needs; and assist National Parks in protecting habitat from illegal activities and managing human-wildlife conflict.

TOPREVENTCRUELTYANDANIMALSUFFERINGTHROUGHDONATIONS,THEPROMOTIONOFANDCOOPERATIONWITHNUMEROUSNON-PROFITORGANIZATIONSANDPROGRAMSTHATPROTECT,RESCUE,TRAINANDCAREFORANIMALSANDPRESERVETHEIRHABITAT,WHILERAISINGPUBLICAWARENESSABOUTISSUESTHATCONCERNDOMESTIC,FARM,EXOTIC,WILDANDNATIVEANIMALSANDTHEIRWELLBEING.

Given COVID there was no medical mission, but instead there was grants provided, alternative livelihood by development of turmeric farming for the Mayan communities in Southern Belize, fisherman alternative livelohood with seaweed farming and development of Blue economy.

THE MISSION THE IS TO IMPROVE THE VETERINARY COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE, FROM WITHIN, THEREBY MAKING MORE ACCESSIBLE AND .

Encourage the pursuit of happiness improve quality of life by providing moral character education throughout different stages in life. Materials used may include but not limited to Buddhism, eastern western philosophies. Promote healthy harmonious living among humans, animals nature by raising awareness taking actions to protect lives the natural environment. Engender benevolent goodwill altruism by engaging the community to help those who are suffering or in need. Bring virtue warmth by ways of cultural artistic creations to make this world beautiful.

PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE AND VETERINARIAN SERVICES FOR THE ABUSED AND NEGLECTED ANIMALS TO HEAL AND REHABILITATE.

To provide an adoption site for stray animals and to go to schools and teach humane education with a focus on bullying and how it relates to people.

PROVIDE CHARITABLE GIVING TO ORGANIZATIONS PURPOSED FOR THE OF ENDANGERED WILDLIFE AND THEIR HABITATS.

THE ORGANZATIONS MISSION TO PROVIDE HELP TO THE ELDERLY AND ANIMALS. THE ORGANIZATION PURCHASED A SENIOR CENTER IN DECEMBER, 2020.

THE ALLIANCE INTENDS TO CREATE A PATH FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS OF FOOD AND FIBER TO INTRODUCE AND SCALE THE USE OF PRACTICES IN THEIR OPERATION IN AN EFFORT TO INCREASE SOIL HEALTH AND SEQUESTER CARBON THROUGH THE SOIL. TO DO THIS, THE ALLIANCE HAS CREATED A WRITTEN CERTIFICATION FRAMEWORK LEVERAGING MANY EXISTING IN THE AREAS OF SOIL HEALTH, ANIMAL WELFARE, AND SOCIAL FAIRNESS. AS OWNERS OF THE CERTIFICATION, THE ALLIANCE WILL CONSTANTLY REVIEW BEST PRACTICES IN THESE THREE AREAS AND REVISE THE CERTIFICATION, AS NECESSARY.

This corporation is organized for charitable, scientific, testing for public safety, literary, or educational purposes or for the prevention of cruelty to children or animals within the meaning of Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

we seek to provide a good life cats, dogs, and . We seek to help those animals whose chances of being adopted are slim.By them and nurturing them, we help bring the beauty that is inside.

MASTERSON METHOD EVENT FOR VETERANS

This foundation will promote and provide grants to fund scientific research related to biology, neuroscience, and mental health along with supporting causes such as animal welfare and social inequality.

IN FURTHERANCE OF THE MISSION, DIRECT PAYMENTS TO VETERINARIANS/ANIMAL HOSPITALS FOR EMERGENCY CARE OF NINE ANIMALS IN MEDICAL DISTRESS THAT WOULD OTHERWISE DIE/BE PUT DOWN.

Prevention of cruelty to animals (dogs).

CULTIVATING THE EMPOWERMENT OF GLOBALLY WHO PROMOTE ACTIVISM AND . . MEN INVITED

To support advancement of opportunities for disadvantaged through grants to charities and by facilitating access to programs that improve physical, psychological, and social well-being through therapeutic access to animals and arts.

Raises awareness and funds to benefit causes Michaelis was passionate about and dedicated to, including but not limited to helping families with kids living with Congenital Heart Disease, the environment, and animal conservation.

THE EDDIE PROJECT INITIATIVE. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THREE OTHER NONPROFIT ENTITIES: THE HONOLULU DEPARTMENT, THE HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY, AND THE RED CROSS, THE EDDIE PROJECT HELD AN INFORMATIONAL EVENT, COVERED BY LOCAL MEDIA, AND DISTRIBUTED MORE THAN 5,000 PET SAFETY CARDS AND WINDOW STICKERS THROUGH LOCAL VETERINARY CLINICS, PET SUPPLY STORES, AND ANIMAL RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDED PET OWNERS WITH PET SAFETY TOOLS AS WELL AS A WAY TO INFORM FIRST RESPONDERS OF THE PRESENCE OF PETS THAT MIGHT BE INSIDE OF A BURNING STRUCTURE. THIS TOOK PLACE ON JULY 15, AS PART OF NATIONAL PET SAFETY AWARENESS DAY, WITH PLANS TO MAKE IT AN ANNUAL EVENT.

is dedicated to advancing research in the area of compounds, such as antimicrobial or antimicrobial-like substances, and other efforts that prevent and protect against infectious diseases and improve overall human and animal health.

rescues horses that are otherwise facing export for slaughter. or who are facing euthanasia due to injury, illness or behavioral issues. We work with each horse as an individual to provide shelter, proper diet and nutritional health, veterinary care, and natural horsemanship training. Horses are made available for adoption once they have been evaluated to be healthy and happy. Horses who are not considered adoptable due to injury or behavioral issues, live out their lives in peace here at the , where they are allowed to be he horse that they are.

Providing for Those in Need

rehabilitate, and re-home animals in high kill shelters and unwanted/stray animals. Facilitate/ subsidize local spay and neuter programs, help with vetting costs for low income. Educate community on the importance of spay/neuter.

IS A PRIVATE NON-OPERATING THAT WILL PROVIDE GRANTS FUNDING TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

Operate an which will offer best care and love for unwanted animals regardless of age or health concerns.

Issue grants pets to receive critical veterinary services

DONATIONS WERE MADE TO MANY ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS TO ASSIST CANCER PATIENTS, THE HOMELESS, VETERANS, DISASTER VICTIMS, INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE, VICTIMS OF GANGS AND GUN VIOLENCE, CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES, LOCAL FOOD BANKS, HUMANE SOCIETIES AND ANIMAL SHELTERS. SEE STATEMENT 14 FOR THE COMPLETE LIST OF INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS ASSISTED.

FOUNDATION HAS ISSUED GRANTS TO 83 501C (3) ORGANIZATIONS WITH FOUR AREAS OF FOCUS - ADVANCE CHILD WELFARE, PROMOTE ANIMAL WELFARE, EMPOWER WOMEN AND INSTIGATE ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY.

World Wildlife FundGrant to fund Roadmap to Zero Poaching SELOUS project

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

Habitat Restoration Environmental Causes. To support at risk animals throughout the world.

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

TO PREVENT CRUELTY TO ANIMALS ALLEVIATE OR PREVENT SUFFERING.

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

To support sustainability and community initiatives for animal welfare.

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.

PRESERVATION OF THE WILDLIFE HABITAT ON THE SAN JOAQUIN FEDERAL WILDFIRE RESERVE IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY OF CALIFORNIA.

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.

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