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1		Carlsbad, CA
2		San Jose, CA
3		Thousand Oaks, CA
4		Orinda, CA
5		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
6		HOLLISTER, CA
7		Pacoima, CA
8		Santa Cruz, CA
9		SAN RAMON, CA
10		Los Angeles, CA
11		Idyllwild, CA
12		Tujunga, CA
13		LAKEWOOD, CA
14		Vista, CA
15		LOS ALTOS, CA
16		ESCONDIDO, CA
17		OXNARD, CA
18		LOS ANGELES, CA
19		PALO ALTO, CA
20		Woodside, CA
21		MARINA DEL REY, CA
22		South San Francisco, CA
23		SARATOGA, CA
24		SACRAMENTO, CA
25		Granite Bay, CA
26		STOCKTON, CA
27		Moraga, CA
28		Los Gatos, CA
29		Santa Clara, CA
30		STANFORD, CA
31		NAPA, CA
32		CUPERTINO, CA
33		PLAYA VISTA, CA
34		Sacramento, CA
35		SANTA CLARA, CA
36		La Habra, CA
37		San Francisco, CA
38		PALO ALTO, CA
39		MENLO PARK, CA
40		DANVILLE, CA
41		Oakland, CA
42		REDWOOD VLY, CA
43		Thousand Oaks, CA
44		BURBANK, CA
45		CUPERTINO, CA
46		Castro Valley, CA
47		Vallejo, CA
48		LAKEWOOD, CA
49		RIALTO, CA
50		GILROY, CA

Provide support college and career education. Prepare and provide COVID home learning boxes students. Provide on-line support Chinese NDA English learning schools.

Distributed scholarships to high school and college students in China who need financial assistance to continue their education. Distributed relief fund to the needy in Western China and to organizations for supplies and materials for COVID 19 ministry. Donations to other ministries.

TO COLLECT DONATIONS FOR CHILDREN SUFFERING HIV WORLDWIDE AND TO DISSEMINATE INFORMATION ABOUT HIV PANDEMIC

To provide scholarship grants to deserving students based on academics and financial challenges, to support various domestic and international outreach programs for the education, spiritual cultural and social enrichment of the community including SSpS mission ministries in its feeding, disaster relief, educational and other related programs.

THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS, PARTICULARLY INVOLVING BREAST CANCER AND COVID-19 RESEARCH AND TREATMENT.

DUE TO THE CURRENT EVENTS THAT WILL OR HAVE CANCELLED DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC CONCERNS AND DECLARATION OF A STATE OF EMERGENCY IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA BY GOVENOR NEWSOM, ALL ACCESS AND DONATION DISTRIBUTIONS WERE HALTED OR SEVERLY LIMITED DUE TO THE HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS. THE GOVENOR HAS UNVAILED A STATE PLAN TO MOVE PAST THE STAY AT HOME ORDER AND OPEN BUSINESSES. WE WILL CONTINUE TO CONTACT ORGANIZATIONS TO SCHEDULE DELIVERY OF DONATIONS. WE ARE ALSO HOPEFUL TO CONTINUE TO ORGANIZE GATHERING AND EVENTS AS IN THE PAST. THE WAS ABLE TO ACCEPT NON-CASH DONATIONS AND DISTRIBUTED THE GOODS TO SEVERAL OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. WE VISITED DIFFERENT COUNTRIES THROUGHOUT CA IN SUPORT OF OTHER NON-PROFITS, DONATED SUPPLIES, CLOTHING, AND PRODUCE TO SEVERAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. WE DONATED TO SEVERAL HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS FOOD AND CLOTHING. IN SEVERAL LOCATIONS WE CONTINUED ACTIVITIES, OUTREACH, AND NEEDS ASSESSMENTS BOTH DOMESTICALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY. THE FO

Our Foundation provides educational support to students of Center, a public school in Los Angeles which serves 3,300 students in preschool through high school. Support includes the following areas: high school graduation activities, college books and laptop for graduates attending colleges, library and technology resources, study tours, staff training, college visits, student safety and health needs, food, rent and utilities payments, and COVID-19 related student and family assistance.

sponsors the Resource Center for Nonviolences education programs and the operation of the RCNV Community Center. The Resource Center for Nonviolence promotes the mutually reinforcing legacies, movements, practices, and visions of nonviolence and antiracism. We are committed to serving communities of all racial and ethnic groups, in Santa Cruz County and beyond, connecting in person and online. Hundreds of people participated in RCNVs online antiracism book groups and other activities.The RCNV Community Center serves as a resource for dozens of organizations and hundreds of visitors, for low cost or sometimes no cost (donated space for events and groups with limited funds). In 2019, pre-COVID pandemic, the Center facility hosted over 550 events and meetings attended by over 8,500 people. 98 different organizations used the Center for meetings and public programs. In 2021 the Center was still mostly closed due to the pandemic and 12 groups used the Center for meetings and progra

COVID RESTRICTIONS PUT A HALT TO MOST OF FOUNDATIONS NORMAL ACTIVITIES IN 2020 TO 2021. ILLNESS IMPACTED BOARD OUR ABILITY TO PURSUE NORMAL ACTIVITES TO EVEN VET INVESTMENTS FOR FOUNDATION.

To raise funds to enhance the Department at High School, a public school is California. In 2020, the Unified School District Middle School Program was also included as a recipient. Also, in 2020, the primary exempt purpose was also expanded via a fictitious Business Name Statement, to award scholarships to former student athletes who were adversely affected financially due to Covid.

Contribute vitamins and essential nutrients to the poor and unnourished children plus nourish the poor pregnant mothers in South Asia and other countries in addition to Covid assistance .

Produce semi-annual aerospace symposium, originally scheduled in May 2021. (Cancelled due to Covid-19, majority of Revenue returned as Expenses). Rental of conference facilities for approximately 300 attendees from USA and international aerospace firms including NASA and ESA.

In January of 2020 the NGBA hosted the Sin city West Coast classic in Las Vegas for LGBTQ+ players. Due to covid the NGBA was not able to host another event in 2020

The is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to reviewing and honoring the top achievements in professional theater. The organization is made up of 9 professional theater who write about theater throughout the year, then vote to choose the top achievements. Each February, a ceremony is held to honor the top performances, direction, design and productions and cash awards totaling $1,000 or are given in the categories of achievements by a small theater and young artist. The event draws about 400 people. The cost to present the ceremony and pay for award plaques and scholarships is raised through a 50-50 mix of private donations and ticket sales. We did not hold awards ceremonies in 2021 and 2022 due to the pandemic and the long-term closure of all theaters. We restarted the awards voting in 2022 and held our first ceremony since February 2020 on Feb. 27, 2023. The money raised and spent during this fiscal year was for the event.

THIS YEAR IS A TOUGH YEAR FOR EVERYONE WITH PANDEMIC SPREADOUT OVER WHOLE WORLD. THOSE PEOPLE IN NEED ARE IN WORSESITUATIONS, AND WORLD WIDE MEDICAL WORKERS ARE FACING MORECHALLENGES WITH SO MANY PEOPLE SICK IN PANDEMIC. DONGFOUNDATION HAS CONTINUED ITS COOPERATION WITH SOAR EDUCATIONFOUNDATION IN SUPPORTING STUDENTS IN NEED IN RURAL CHINA,ALSO PARTICIPATED IN PPE SUPPORTING WUHAN AND LOCAL MEDICALAND FRONTLINE WORKERS. MEMBERS OF FOUNDATIONACTIVELY PARTICIPATED IN EVENTS ORGANIZING PPE DONATION ANDDELIVERY TO LOCAL HOSPITALS, POLICE DEPARTMENTS AND OTHERFRONT LINE WORKERS.

We provide Spiritual guidance that addresses the mental and emotional stability of individuals of all ages. We provide basic human needs such as food, shelter, clothing, and counseling, to those suffering due to the daily challenges of life. We partner with federal, state, and local agencies and community to assist us in caring for those in need rather they be seniors, veterans, children, homeless, orphans, widows and even those who may need a hands-up to keep from falling into despair. Our significant activities include Food Distribution through the Covid era without shutting down; receiving grants to assist our ministry with outreach; International and national assistance to children and senior orphanages; and partnering with local to help people in their reach get basic needs.

THE SUPPORTS A VARIETY OF COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING EFFORTS INCLUDING BREAST CANCER RESEARCH, COVID PREVENTION EFFORTS, FUNDRAISING FOR FIREFIGHTER FAMILIES, GRANTS FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT AND SUICIDE PREVENTION FOR FIRST RESPONDERS.

SUPPORT OF CHARITABLE AND DISASTER RELIEF ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS WORLDWIDE.

TO PROVIDE IMMEDIATE DISASTER RESPONSE AND LONG-TERM SUPPORT TO COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY NATURAL DISASTER, DISEASE AND CIVIL UPHEAVAL. TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ON ISSUES AND ENGAGE PROFESSIONAL VOLUNTEERS AND PARTNERS TO SUPPORT DISASTER RELIEF ACTIVITIES.

To provide continuing education for members, disaster relief support throughout , public outreach and education, and student scholarships.

COVID RELIEF and RECOVERY IN RURAL INDIA

Raise money to enhance and enrich facilities, programs and services, a capital campaign for New Main , as well as participating in and supporting City-wide information, referral and community support programs such as COVID and vaccine awareness and essential local health and human services.

Heritage COVID relief donation

EDUCATION OF PUBLIC REGARDING HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS AND DISASTER RELIEF FOR ANIMALS

Youth Football Team is committed to excellence: motivating and challenging participants through a partnership of players, cheerleaders, coaches, parents, and community.However, due to COVID-19 the activities of the Organization during the taxable year of 2020 were severly restricted.

TO PROMOTE AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE ACTIVITIES OF THE HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM AND ALSO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO SELECTED DISASTER RELIEF PROGRAMS

PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION FOR MORAGA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COLLECTS SPENDS MONIES FOR THE EDUCATIONAL BENEFIT , THE SCHOOL. THE PANDEMIC HAS LIMITED ACTIVITIES FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR AS IT AFFECTED THE OPERATION THE SCHOOL.

Symphony San Jose. Set-aside for traditional recipient programs deferred due to COVID mandated K-12 school closures in 2021

Distributed care packgages to 250 poor families in Nha Trang City, and 250 poor families in Binh Dinh province. Affected by COVID-19

O2U, INC - SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT AND MANUFACTURE, AND MARKETING OF LOW-COST PORTABLE VENTILATORS TO ADDRESS TREATMENT OF INDIVIDUALS AFFECTED BY COVID-19 VIRUS.

IS A NETWORK OF WINERIES DEDICATED TO RAISING FUNDS AND AWARENESS TOWARD THE ELIMINATION OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. MONEY RAISED BY THE ORGANIZATION IS USED TO FUND CRITICAL RESEARCH TO COMBAT THIS DEBILITATING DISEASE.**DUE TO COVID-19, THE ORGANIZATION WAS UNABLE TO PROVIDE ANY PROGRAM SERVICES THIS YEAR**

TO IMPROVE LIVING STANDARDS FOR PEOPLE UNDER-SERVED OR NEGLECTED IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: MEDICAL CARE, EDUCATION, AND DISASTER RELIEF

Education, Health care and Disaster relief

Charitable Stated Mission Statement is to amplify the voice of the and low income community to accomplish economic and social justice. Main programs: Covid Relief and Outreach; Homeward Street Journal; Social Justice Advocacy and

TO RAISE FUNDS TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO DISADVANTAGED AND DISTRESSED FORMER FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND THEIR FAMILIES NATIONWIDE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE SUPPORT AND FUNDING FOR MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH, DISASTER RECOVERY, OR OTHER PERSONAL FINANCIAL HARDSHIP.

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.

Our mission is to promote literacy, conservation of wildlife and wild places, the movement arts, and to open doors of opportunity for women and girls throughout the world. In light of the global pandemic, has added a focus area for crisis relief and support.

Oliveseeddevelopsprogramsandresourcesinliteracy,education,andenvironmentalstewardshipforyouthinruralKenyaandMorocco.Amongouractivities,wedevelophigh-qualitylibraries,sciencelabs,andlearningcentersforruralpublicschoolsinneed;andwesponsorwritingcompetitionsforruralteensandpublishanthologiesoftheirwritinginbookform.DuringtheCovid-19lockdown,wealsoprovidedemergencyfoodreliefforcommunitiesweworkwith.

funded trips of volunteers travel to elementary schools in China remote villages to build book corners establish libraries in 8 schools. Trip was cancelled due to COVID 19.

TRI-VALLEY CHINESE NEIGHBORHOOD BIBLE STUDY GROUP THE YEAR OF 2021 WAS STILL SUFFERING FROM PANDEMIC. THE ONLINE BIBLE STUDY REDUCED LOTS OF COSTS BUT THE FAMILIES GATHERING WAS THE SAME. THE PROGRAM IS HELPING OUR NEIGHBORS TO READ BIBLE, TO LEARN THE GOD THROUGH HIS WORDS, AND FINALLY ACCEPT JESUS AS THEIR LIFE GOAL. PROGRAM EXPENSE: $1,600 TO THE TWO SPEAKING LEADERS.

To participate in ownership of the grocery store developed by Community Foods Market, . In 2020 the purpose expanded to assisting low-income families to afford fresh foods and groceries during the pandemic by enabling discounts and subsidies on purchases made at the grocery store.

The main focus of is to provide leadership development and learning opportunities to students through inclusive educational travel technology and cross-cultural collaborations. Our programs bring together communities that would otherwise not connect hence increasing international participation in global problem solving. In 2021 our activities were affected by the pandemic as international travel and in-person collaboration were not safe activities. We focused on the health and safety of the communities from which many of our students come particularly India and Afghanistan. We raised money to relieve the dire COVID19 situation in India and to help our students in Afghanistan escape persecution from the Taliban so they can continue their education.

Advocacy and Support for Valley Latino Families. Speaking on behalf of and support of Latino families especially Spanish speakers. Our focus is on City, School District, and Park District. Pandemic related food support and bringing assistance programs to the attention of families are activities included in our current support programs.

MUSIC DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THROUGH THE POWER OF MUSIC. FUNDS MUSIC HEALTH PROGRAMS WHILE ALSO SERVING MEMBERS OF THE MUSIC COMMUNITY WHO FACE UNEXPECTED HARDSHIPS THROUGH ITS DIANE HOLCOMB EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND. HAS FUNDED NATIONAL MUSIC THERAPY PROGRAMS SERVING VARIOUS MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS. THE COVID-19 RESPONSE FUND WAS CREATED IN APRIL 2020 IN RESPONSE TO THE GLOBAL PANDEMIC.

provides charity to local community members or international organzation in several regards. Disaster relief, poverty, hunger, medical supplies, etc are all done for the benefit of the under-served or needy.

During the covid pandemic, PACE financed computerizations in different Chapters in order for them to be able to participate in virtual meetings conferences. We hired trainers IT people to do this.

Tangible Structural PoliciesVirgie identifies specific tangible needs of vulnerable communities which can be remedied through the development of structural policies in concert with modest funding. Once the policies are in place and the need has been addressed, identifies and aligns with benefactors who are appropriate ongoing partners. 2. e-Commerce With A Purpose To ServeThe POP UP has migrated to an online presence due to unforeseen circumstances of COVID-19. We now offer treasures through our website to support all projects related to Program Fabaceae and all environmental education and justice projects of Program Dahlia.

IEM ministries include a Bible College, Leadership Training Institute, Childrens Home, Supporting a Medical Clinic, Evangelistic Conventions, Church Planting, and Disaster Relief.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FOOD, HOUSING, CLOTHING OTHER BASE NECESSITIES TO MENTALLY DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED MINORS WHO ARE WARDS OF THE COURT. THE ORGANIZATION IS LICENSED TO HOUSE A MAXIMUM OF TWELVE PERSONS HAS AN AVERAGE RESIDENCY OF EIGHT DUE TO COVID.

THE IS ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE BENEFITS TO LOCAL WORTHY CHARITIES AND NON-PROFIT GROUPS BY PROMOTING THE COMMUNITY OF THROUGH A QUALITY CELEBRATION OF . DUE TO COVID-19 THE 2021 WAS A LIMITED EVENT.

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