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51		SANTA CRUZ, CA
52		REEDLEY, CA
53		WATSONVILLE, CA
54		BAKERSFIELD, CA
55		TULARE, CA
56		Simi Valley, CA
57		ATASCADERO, CA
58		TRACY, CA
59		Burlingame, CA
60		San Diego, CA
61		Woodland, CA
62		La Habra, CA
63		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
64		Tujunga, CA
65		SACRAMENTO, CA
66		Redding, CA
67		GRASS VALLEY, CA
68		FALLBROOK, CA
69		Modesto, CA
70		Willits, CA
71		SAN DIEGO, CA
72		Oakland, CA
73		IRVINE, CA
74		LODI, CA
75		UKIAH, CA
76		MERCED, CA
77		Red Bluff, CA
78		PRATHER, CA
79		Sacramento, CA
80		SACRAMENTO, CA
81		SAN JOSE, CA
82		SAN JOSE, CA
83		POINT REYES STATION, CA
84		Berkeley, CA
85		San Francisco, CA
86		San Francisco, CA
87		APTOS, CA
88		BRISBANE, CA
89		GALT, CA
90		Salinas, CA
91		RIVERBANK, CA
92		MARIPOSA, CA
93		Farmington, CA
94		Santa Rosa, CA
95		BIGGS, CA
96		PALM DESERT, CA
97		PALO ALTO, CA
98		KING CITY, CA
99		Bakersfield, CA
100		SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA

CCOF ADVANCES AGRICULTURE FOR A HEALTHY WORLD. WE ACCOMPLISH OUR PURPOSE THROUGH CERTIFICATION, EDUCATION, ADVOCACY AND PROMOTION. WE ENVISION A WORLD WHERE IS THE NORM.

Serve Agricultural Workers

TO PROMOTE THE UNDERSTANDING OF AGRICULTURE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO THE PEOPLE IN SANTA CRUZ AND MONTEREY COUNTIES.

TO EDUCATE THE HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION SO THAT THEY WILL DIRECT THE CURRICULUM IN THE DIRECTION OF AGRICULTURE EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS.

TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN (CALIF.) IN THE FIELD OF AGRICULTURE AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES THEM TO ENGAGE IN AGRICULTURE-RELATED ACTIVITIES BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND OTHER ASSISTANCE TO THE FAIR.

is a Native American and environmental charitable and educational association. The primary population we serve is tribal, indigenous, mixed heritage, low income and high risk youth, adults and elders. We do not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, tribal enrollment, socio-economic factors, gender, political or religious affiliations or lack thereof.

THROUGH RESEARCH, DEMONSTRATION, EDUCATION, AND OUTREACH, THE PROMOTES THE MOST ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE, VITICULTURALLY AND ECONOMICALLY SUSTAINABLE FARMING METHODS.

To provide christian theological education in various educational and missionary programs to teach and train students for world wide christian mission.

Provide social economic services in the fields of education, health care, orphanages, agribusiness, micro-enterprises, rural development, as well as spiritual enrichment in less developed areas throughout the world.

The organization seeks to alleviate poverty and improve conditions, primarily in developing countries with high rates of poverty, through the provision of investment capital to early-stage businesses engaged in, for example, sanitation, water, health, education, and agriculture, among other areas. The organization also gives grants that further these same purposes.

We accelerate in our food system by providing education mentorship incubation srvcs to startups commercializing agfood tec

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.

COMMUNITY LIVING CENTERS OF FARMINGTON

Funding food agricultural cost for impoverished Gambians.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO END .

Christian evangelism, discipleship and humanitarian aid.

Promote and support educational, funding, and grants for regeneration of the American small farm culture enshrined in biodynamic and permaculture methods and models.

To gather excess food that other organizations cannot use, and distribute that food to needy individuals in the greater San Diego and Los Angeles areas.

Support youth agriculture endeavors and education.

to promote and support sustainable farming and ranching and local food systems through education and support services, including: 1. educational programs for the training farmers and ranchers, aspiring farmers, food professionals, and the general public in the science, art and business local, small-scale, environmentally sound food production; 2. essential services to farmers, including technical assistance, marketing, and promotion local food products; and 13. information and networking opportunities for local small farmers and ranchers seeking to grow their businesses and address obstacles to providing more local food.

COMBATTING CLIMATE CHANGE AND FOOD INSECURITY AND EDUCATING THE PUBLIC IN ENVIRONMENTALLY CONSCIOUS FARMING PRACTICES.

MESA connects and cultivates farmers and food systems leaders around the world.

FOUNDED IN 1996, IS A MOVEMENT OF LEADERS WORKING TO ENSURE A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE FOR THE FRESH PRODUCE INDUSTRY BY TEACHING CHILDREN ABOUT FOOD AND FARMING, ATTRACTING THE NEXT GENERATION OF AGRICULTURE PROFESSIONALS, NURTURING INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT TO SOLVE OUR TOUGHEST FARMING CHALLENGES, AND BY COMMUNICATING THE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY AND RESPECT THAT DEFINES THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FARMERS AND THE PEOPLE WHO WORK IN AND ON OUR FARMS.

TO ANNUALLY ORGANIZE CONDUCT AN AGRICULTURAL FAIR INCLUDING RELATED EVENTS; TO RENDER SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC BY MAKING THE FACULTIES AVAILABLE TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS INDIVIDUALS IN ACCORDANCE WITH A FEE SCHEDULE; TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ON THE AGRICULTURE OF THE REGION.

TO WORK FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEMS OF THE , THE HOME, AND THE RURAL COMMUNITY, BY USE OF THE RECOGNIZED ADVANTAGES OF ORGANIZED ACTION TO THE END THAT THOSE ENGAGED IN THE VARIOUS BRANCHES OF AGRICULTURE MAY HAVE OPPORTUNITY FOR HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY IN THEIR CHOSEN WORK; TO FURTHER THE SOCIAL, EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL WELFARE OF ITS MEMBER IN ANY WHOLESOME AND BENEFICIAL MANNER; TO WORK IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE IN ALL IT BRANCHES, AND IN THE IMPROVEMENT OF RURAL LIFE; TO ENCOURAGE AND FOSTER THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUCH COMMODITY MARKETING AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS AS WILL BEST SERVE THE MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION IN CONFORMITY WITH THE OBJECTS AND PURPOSES OF THIS ORGANIZATION; TO UNITE THE FARMERS OF THE IN ONE ORGANIZATION AND TO WORK FOR THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF INTERESTS COMMON TO ALL FARMERS IN THE WITHOUT REGARD TO POLITICAL OR OTHER ORGANIZATIONS; TO COOPERATE WITH OTHER CO

TO IMPROVE THE ABILITY OF FARMERS AND RANCHERS TO PURSUE THE PROFESSION OF AGRICULTURE.

Support the agriculture industry by promoting and developing the breeding of bulls and horses through sifting and breeding processes.

Economic social growth development of rural communities, small farms farming cooperatives. Carbon farming, soil forest health, water other resource conservation initiatives. Sustainable, regenerative, organic agriculture, horticulture, gardening, permaculture.

Provides Kosher supervision services to Kosher Food Production faciilities, supervised Kosher events, and supervised Kosher restaurants. Provides referrals and educational resources in this area.

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE BENEFICIAL ASPECTS OF HONEY BEES, ADVANCE RESEARCH BENEFICIAL TO BEEKEEPING PRACTICES, PROVIDE A FORUM FOR , AND SUPPORT ECONOMIC VIABILITY OF THE BEE INDUSTRY.

MISSION: LEAD OUR COMMUNITY TO ENSURE THAT ANYONE WHO NEEDS A HEALTHY MEAL CAN GET ONE.

HAVERST WAS ESTABISHED FOR THE PURPOSE OF EVAGELISM AND PASTORAL TRAINING INTERNATIONALLY.

TO PERMANENTLY PROTECT COUNTY FARMLAND FOR FARMING AND RANCHING.

PAN is a catalyst for food system transformation. We use grassroots science, strategic communications and coalition organizing to build power with communities to confront the harms of industrial agriculture and build solutions.

grows thriving communities through the power and joy of local food. We achieve this through the operation of farmers markets and food education programs.

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.

TO INVEST IN THE PROSPERITY OF FARMERS AND RANCHERS THROUGH LENDING, EDUCATION AND ACCESS TO LAND.

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

To promote and improve the teaching of agriculture in the public and private schools of and to foster the welfare of those engaged in this work at the middle school high school community college and university levels.

THE FOUNDATION GRANTED $31,500 IN SCHOLARSHIPS TO FIFTEEN STUDENTS TO PURSUE A COLLEGE EDUCATION IN THE FIELD OF AGRICULTURE. NO STUDENT HAS ANY RELATION TO ANY BOARD MEMBER. SEE ATTACHMENT B.

PROVIDES RESOURCES TO HUNTING.

TO REPRESENT, PROTECT AND ADVANCE THE SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND EDUCATIONAL INTEREST OF THE FARMERS OF CALIFORNIA.

TheprimaryexemptpurposeistoprovidefireprotectionandemergencyservicestothoseinneedinandaroundthetownofFarmington,California.

The vision of the is to stimulate the knowledge and love of gardening, horticulture and floriculture among the membership and the general public and to promote and participate in the restoration, improvement, and protection of the environment through programs and actions in civil improvement and conservation.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FROM INVESTMENT OF ASSETS TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR AGRICULTURE.

TO SUPPORT CANCER ACTIVITIES,FUND CANCER TREATMENTS, ASSIST CANCER PATIENTS THROUGH OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS UCSF MEDICAL FOUNDATION AND LUCILLE PACKARD FOUNDATION, AND TO SUPPORT OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS SECOND HARVEST WITH THEIR GENERAL PHILANTHROPIC ACTIVITIES.

Thepurposeofthistrustistoreceiveandmaintainafundorfundsandtoapplytheincomeandprincipaltherefromexclusivelyforcharitableandeducationalpurposes,eitherdirectlyorbycontributionstoorganizationsdulyauthorizedtocarryoncharitableoreducationalactivities,suchactivitieslimitedtothefollowingactivities:gardening,horticultureandnaturestudy,conservationofnaturalresourcesandbeautificationofpublicareas.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR VARIOUS COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION AND RECREATIONAL/ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES FOR PEOPLE.

To promote the livestock industry

A MEMBERSHIP AGRICULTURAL ORGANIZATION ORGANIZED TO FIND SOLUTIONS TO FARMING PROBLEMS AND DEVELOP AND PROMOTE BETTER METHODS AND PRACTICES IN MANAGEMENT.

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