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51		Ripon, CA
52		LAFAYETTE, CA
53		COSTA MESA, CA
54		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
55		BREA, CA
56		WOODLAND HILLS, CA
57		HEMET, CA
58		WOODLAND HILLS, CA
59		SAN DIEGO, CA
60		Huntington Beach, CA
61		CYPRESS, CA
62		SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA
63		RAMONA, CA
64		COSTA MESA, CA
65		PLACERVILLE, CA
66		WEST COVINA, CA
67		TEMECULA, CA
68		SACRAMENTO, CA
69		LOS ANGELES, CA
70		FAIR OAKS, CA
71		Los Angeles, CA
72		FAIRFIELD, CA
73		LOS ANGELES, CA
74		Los Angeles, CA
75		Walnut, CA
76		San Diego, CA
77		AGUANGA, CA
78		Berkeley, CA
79		RICHMOND, CA
80		SAN DIMAS, CA
81		ANAHEIM, CA
82		Lomita, CA
83		CUPERTINO, CA
84		SACRAMENTO, CA
85		FAIRFIELD, CA
86		PLACERVILLE, CA
87		FORT BRAGG, CA
88		Sacramento, CA
89		PLEASANT HILL, CA
90		NAPA, CA
91		STOCKTON, CA
92		AUBURN, CA
93		Sacramento, CA
94		CLOVIS, CA
95		REDWOOD CITY, CA
96		FOSTER CITY, CA
97		CERES, CA
98		PALO ALTO, CA
99		LOS ANGELES, CA
100		SAN JOSE, CA

Our mission is to help those with neuroendocrine tumors and carcinoid to share challenges and experiences learn about prognosis and treatments find information and improve communications between the medical community patients and caregivers. By providing opportunities for our members to connect with others who have these rare illnesses we will enable them not only to get their questions answered but also to give and receive emotional . In addition we aspire to bring greater awareness to the medical community and the public so as to promote earlier detection and treatment of these often unrecognized illnesses.

The is a group of fifty energetic Bay Area women who dedicate their time and talent to raise funds on behalf of UCSF Benioff Hospital Oakland and the George Mark House. Originally founded as St. Lukes Junior Auxiliary, our group has raised funds to support womens and medical care in San Francisco. As our membership has migrated to the East Bay, we have re-launched our organization and we are now a new independent non-profit providing financial support to two local pediatric medical facilities. The is proud to support UCSF Benioff Hospital Oakland and the George Mark House because they provide children and their families with care services for a childs full cycle of life. Together, they support emergency care, on-going treatment, transitional, respite, and end-of-life care for children.

TO RAISE FUNDS TO BE USED FOR THE TREATMENT OF AUTISTIC CHILDREN FROM LOW INCOME FAMILIES.

AFBS VOLUNTEERS RAISED AWARENESS SUPPORT AND FUNDING FOR THE DEFENCE AND NATIONAL REHABILITATION CENTRE DNRC IN THE UK.

THE FOUNDATION IS NOT INVOLVED IN ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. ITS PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO SUPPORT, BY CONTRIBUTIONS, OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT UNDER IRC SECTION 501(C)(3).

SIX AND TWELVE MONTH SPIRITUAL COUNSELING PROGRAM FOR MEN GOING THROUGH REHABILITATION.

animal welfare organization supports the conservation of endangered species worldwide. We work on campaigns to promote advocacy and education on how to protect wildlife in peril, as well as the preservation of their natural habitat. We support anti-poaching teams and wildlife rescue and rehabilitation organizations on the ground in Africa, Indonesia, and India. Together with our rescue partners, we help to save, rehabilitate, and find homes for domestic rescued as strays and from shelters. We also work to find homes for farm that have been saved from slaughter, as well as advocate for a healthy plant-based lifestyle. We report on the latest breaking news in animal welfare from around the world every day on our news network World Animal News. We produce documentary films to bring to light the issues facing our earth and natural world. We work on critical legislation to help protect worldwide. We have also raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to

TO EMPOWER AND EMPLOY VETERANS, ACTIVE MILITARY PERSONNEL AND FIRST RESPONDERS WHO HAVE PTSD, TBI, AND/OR MILITARY SEXUAL TRAUMA BY PROVIDING EXPERTLY-TRAINED THAT GREATLY IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE, INDEPENDENCE AND SENSE OF SAFETY.

Talent is equally distributed, but opportunity is not. , mentors, prepares, and inspires women and underserved communities to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math () through paid internships, 1-to-1 mentors, scholarships, professional and career development, and community. We are advancing equity through education and workforce development. We provide economic and social mobility to underserved groups, while providing a vetted pipeline of diverse talent to businesses to fill their workforce needs. In 2021, the Los Angeles Business Journal honored as Diversity, Inclusion + Equity Nonprofit of the Year.

PROVIDING CARE AND SUPPORT ORPHANS WITH DISABILITIES, HEAL THEM PHYSICALLY AND MENTALLY, AND HELP WITH INTEGRATION INTO SOCIETY.

EDUCTION PROGRAM FOCUSED ON PROVIDING SKILLS AND JOB SKILLS TO ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES, HELPING OUR STUDENTS ACHIEVE INDEPENDENT LIVES

THE MAIN GOALS OF ARE DOG AND OTHER ANIMAL RESCUE AND WELFARE, and the prevention of cruelty to animals. The organization will seek to rescue, socialize, rehabilitate and find caring homes for abused, neglected, abandoned and unwanted dogs and other animals.

TO CARE FOR , REFUGEE AND DISPLACED CHILDREN ALONG WITH THEIR CAREGIVERS AND SHARE THE WITH THEM SO THEY KNOW THEY ARE LOVED BY JESUS AND BECOME HIS DISCIPLES

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE NEEDS OF OUR MILITARY PERSONNEL, BOTH ACTIVE AND RETIRED AND TO EQUIP WOUNDED VETERANS WITH WHEELCHAIRS AND SERVICE DOGS.

MEET THE CHALLENGES OF THE COMMUNITIES THAT WE SERVE WORLDWIDE THROUGH THE SERVICES AND PROGRAMS THAT WE CREATE SPECIFICALLY TO COMBAT AND HUNGER, REHABILITATE AND EMPOWER BATTERED AND ABUSED WOMEN, CHILDREN, THE ELDERLY, AND TO SUPPORT ENDEAVORS AND PROJECTS AIMED AT MAINTAINING THE INTEGRITY OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN TERMS OF THEIR PHYSICAL, FINANCIAL, AND SOCIO-CULTURAL NEEDS AS A WHOLE.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN THE VISUAL, DIGITAL, AND PERFORMING ARTS FOR AT RISK AND FOSTER YOUTH, DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, AUTISM, ADULTS, HOME SCHOOL, AND MAINSTREAM POPULATIONS THROUGHOUT THE REGION AND THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. WE ARE A TITLE 17 VENDOR WITH INLAND REGIONAL CENTER.

THE WAS CREATED TO PROVIDE VALUABLE GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES TO PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES THAT THEY MIGHT NOT OTHERWISE HAVE.

SUPPORTS MISERICORDIA HOME, THE PLACE THAT ENRICHES THE LIVES OF MORE THAN 500 CHILDREN AND ADULTS BY PROVIDING HOUSING; MEANINGFUL JOBS; PHYSICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY; AND A GENUINE SOCIAL LIFE FOR PEOPLE WITH MILD TO PROFOUND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES FROM ALL RACIAL, RELIGIOUS AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUNDS.

TO SERVE YOUNG ADULTS ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM THROUGH EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF LIFE SKILLS.

Provide assistance to the autism and music communities.

To help the blind, speech imparied and hearing impaired. Also to help the youth of the .

DOG RESCUE AND REHABILITATION; TO FIND HOMELESS AND SHELTER PETS HOMES THROUGH ADVERTISING AND SOCIAL MEDIA AND, WHEN NEEDED, TO ASSIST THESE ANIMALS WITH MEDICAL NEEDS.

WE AND REHABILITATE ABUSED, INJURED AND ABANDONED DOGS BY PROVIDING MEDICAL CARE, TRAINING AND OTHER SERVICES TO MAKE THEM READY TO BE ADOPTED BY THE PUBLIC.

conduct groundbreaking financial inclusion research and provide leadership in the areas of mobile and digital philanthropy

We fight to advance full economic, social, civic inclusion refugees in San Diego region, throughout California, and across country.

INCREASING PUBLIC AWARENESS OF ANIMAL ABUSE. TEACHING CHILDREN RESPECT AND COMPASSION FOR ANIMALS. DEVELOPING AWARENESS OF THE POTENTIAL OF ALL ANIMALS, DESPITE ANY TYPE OF DISABILITY OR MEDICAL CONDITION.

Grants to 5 organizations serving seniors and people with disabilities in greater CA

THE NGUYEN NGA CENTER IS A PRIVATELY-RUN REHABILITATION CENTER IN QUI NHON, VIETNAM THAT HELPS PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL AND MENTAL DISABILITIES. THE CENTER ASSISTS INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES THROUGH EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIPS, VOCATIONAL TRAINING AND LIFE SKILLS, WITH THE GOAL OF MAXIMIZING THE PERSONS CONFIDENCE AND INDEPENDENCE.

IS DEDICATED TO ESTABLISHING AND SUPPORTING EFFECTIVE MEDICAL CLINICS IN AFRICAN LOCATIONS WHERE THE MOST BASIC HEALTHCARE IS SIMPLY UNAVAILABLE. WHILE FOCUSED ON DELIVERING BASIC HEALTHCARE, THE TEACHING AND TRAINING OF LOCAL PEOPLE IN BASIC HEALTHCARE PRACTICES AND ESTABLISHING COMMUNITY CAREGIVERS HAS AN EVEN GREATER LONG-TERM EFFECT BY BUILDING SELF-SUFFICIENCY IN THESE COMMUNITIES.

The primary purpose is to act as the central community in and to promote, develop and support, on a non-profit chartiable basis the welfare and well being all memons and humanity through out the world in all aspects life. The objectives this shall be, among otheres, to foster better community relations between all religions, social, ethnic and national groups for the good the society as a whole; to promote unity, understanding and tlerance amongst the community; and to make coordinated and concerted efforts to resolve the economical, social, cultural, medical, rehablitation and other problems that may be faced by the community.

Provide advocates to assist with acquisition of disability benefits for those ill and injured community members need of medical care and income.

This organization seeks to involve groups and individuals to go out to the fields and offer help to local shelters, hospitals, schools, senior centers, and other organizations or households. It intends to improve the quality of life the ones with special needs, facilitate the communication amoung the people being helped and the ones offering the help, and develop their ability to understand, respond to, and respect the needs of others.

IMPROVING AND QUALITY OF LIFE - THIS BROAD PROGRAM CATEGORY FOCUSES ON IMPROVING EQUITY AND REDUCING DISPARITIES TO PROMOTE AND WELL-BEING FOR ALL. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED IN A VARIETY OF WAYS, INCLUDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY COALITIONS, LEARNING INSTITUTES, AND EVALUATION AND DISSEMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE. PROGRAMS ALSO FOCUS ON MENTAL AWARENESS AND RESPITE, REDUCING THE DISPROPORTIONATE CAUSES OF DEATH AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN, SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY COALITIONS WORKING TO IMPROVE AND WORKPLACE WELLNESS.

THE WAS FOUNDED IN 1989 BY MUNICIPAL AGENCIES AND PRIVATE CITIZENS WITH THE SPECIFIC AND PRIMARY PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FOR FOR VERY LOW AND/OR LOW INCOME PERSONS RESIDING OR EMPLOYED WITHIN THE COUNTY OF AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. ACCORDINGLY, SAHF HAS DEVELOPED,CONSTRUCTED/ REHABILITATED AND OVERSEEN THE OPERATIONS OF OVER 700 RENTAL UNITS FOR VERY-LOW AND LOW INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED PERSONS. IT IS ALSO IN THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING ADDITIONAL LOW INCOME RENTAL PROJECTS. IN ADDITION, THE ALSO SERVES AS THE GENERAL PARTNER IN FIVE LOW INCOME PARTNERSHIPS OPERATING A TOTAL OF 302 LOW AND VERY LOW INCOME UNITS. FURTHERMORE, SAHF GUARANTEES THE OBLIGATIONS OF ANOTHER ORGANIZATION THAT IS THE GENERAL PARTNER OF THREE LOW INCOME PARTNERSHIPS IN VALLEJO, CA OPERATING A TOTAL OF 388 LOW AND VERY LOW INCOME UNITS.

REHABILITATE/RELEASE WILD ANIMALS

PROVIDES HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO ALL WITHOUT REGARD TO RACE, CREED, NATIONAL ORIGIN, PHYSICAL DISABILITY, SEXUAL ORIENTATION OR ABILITY TO PAY FOR SERVICES TO THE EXTENT THE SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE AT THESE FACILITIES.

PROVIDES YOUNG ADULTS WITH AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PERSONAL GROWTH, FRIENDSHIPS AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT WHILE IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN IN THE GREATER SACRAMENTO COMMUNITY. THE SERVES AS A FINANCIAL TOOL TO MAXIMIZE THE IMPACT THE ORGANIZATION CAN HAVE ON THE SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN IN THE GREATER SACRAMENTO COMMUNITY.

YEAR-ROUND SPORTS TRAINING AND COMPETITION FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

provides young adults with an opportunity for personal growth, friendships and leadership development while improving the quality life for the special needs children in their community. is unique from other service organizations in that we place a strong emphasis on an approach to community serviceparticipating in a hands-on fashion.

EMPLOYS PEOPLE WITH SEVERE DISABILITIES IN JOBS THAT OFFER COMPETITIVE WAGES AND COMPREHENSIVE BENEFITS. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH SOURCE AMERICA CONTRACTS WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FOR PAROLE INDIVIDUALS DRUG ALCOHOL REHABILITATION FOR THOSE IN NEED

Bringing education, shelter, and self sufficiency to disabled individuals, poor handicapped children and underprivileged communities the developing world. Providing support to school, group homes and extra ordinary economic development projects worldwide.

EOTL was formed by Lions Clubs CA/NV as a non-profit corporation for purpose providing medical care related to hearing for needy people. Services provided include supplying hearing aids, medical care and additional support for hearing impaired citizens. It also provides educational and financial support.

LEARNING DISABILITY REMEDIATION

THE ORGANIZATION DEVELOPS AND OPERATES AFFORDABLE APARTMENTS FOR LOW INCOME, ELDERLY AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES.

PACIFICA MISSION IS TO PROVIDE OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR HEARING IMPAIRED YOUTH

SPECIAL EDUCATION DAY SCHOOLS AND SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES. PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, THERAPEUTIC, BEHAVIORAL, AND RELATED SERVICES FOR STUDENTS WITH SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL and BEHAVIORAL DIFFICULTIES FOR AGES 5 TO 22.

TO SET UP AND OVERSEE PROGRAMS FOR CARE AND REHABILITATION DISABLED CHILDREN IN TURKEY. TO EDUCATE U.S. CITIZENS AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN SHORT TERM VOLUNTARY WORK WITH DISABLED IN TURKEY.

Investigation of technologies for dogs as assisted living companions to alert when human assistance is needed

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