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WE ARE ADVOCATES FOR SENIOR HEALTH WELLBEING WHO STRENGTHEN THE POLICIES PROGRAMS THAT NOURISH SENIORS. WE ACCOMPLISH IT THROUGH A COLLECTIVE VOICE LOCAL COMMUNITY ACTION. THE AGING SERVICES PROGRAMS(NANASP) IS A PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION WITH MEMBERS WORKING OR EXPERIENCED IN THE FIELD AGING, COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES, . FOUNDED IN 1977, NANASP IS RECOGNIZED BY POLICY MAKERS OTHER LEADERS IN AGING AS AN EFFECTIVE ADVOCATE FOR THEIR MEMBERS THE OLDER ADULTS THEY SERVE.

TO PROTECT WILD , RESTORE DAMAGED AND CONSERVE CLEAN WATER FOR PEOPLE AND NATURE.

Our mission is to facilitate the power of Black subject to systems of disempowerment, such as the family regulation and foster system, to upend a socio-economic structure that inadequately addresses their full potential for economic independence. It advances economic security for women and families through social justice education, mutual aid, grassroots mobilization, and legal advocacy, focused on disadvantaged Black women in Washington, D.C.

THE , (THE ) IS COMMITTED TO ADVANCING AN AGENDA THAT PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY, LIFTS THE DISADVANTAGED, REBUILDS THE MIDDLE CLASS, IMPROVES THE ECONOMY AND PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE, AND FOSTERS THE DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES RESPECT, DIGNITY AND ECONOMIC SECURITY FOR ALL THOSE WHO CALL AMERICA HOME AND SEEK THE DREAM. THE , WORKING WITH LOCAL AND STATE AFFILIATES, SEEKS TO ENSURE THAT THE EDUCATORS, HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS AND PUBLIC EMPLOYEES WHO MAKE UP OUR MEMBERSHIP HAVE THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES THEY NEED TO MAKE THIS VISION A REALITY. THE MAJOR SOURCE REVENUE TO THE IS PER CAPITA TAXES PAID BY LOCALS.

NCBA is a trade dedicated to service law firms engaged in the practice of rights law.

DEVELOP INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS THAT INTRODUCE IN RELEVANT AND ENGAGING WAYS TO NEW AUDIENCES, BENEFITTING THE CHARITY SECTOR.

LEVERAGING TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES TO WITHSTAND AND RECOVER FROM DISASTERS.

To promote and support the common business interests of the U.S. and Colombian industries, by managing on an open tender basis, the tariff-rate quotas for products granted by the Republic of to the U.S.

DC SCHOOL INSPIRES INQUIRING, ENGAGED, KNOWLEDGEABLE AND CARING SECONDARY STUDENTS WHO ARE MULTI-LINGUAL, CULTURALLY COMPETENT, AND COMMITTED TO PROACTIVELY CREATING A SOCIALLY JUST AND SUSTAINABLE WORLD.

The does not engage in direct conduct of charitable activities but makes contributions to charitable organizations engaged in activities related to the Foundations purposes. The charitable organizations to which the made contributions in 2021 are identified in Part I line 25. The made $700 in contributions had expenses of $317.

is the leading non-profit research and advocacy focused on the public policy issues facing cryptocurrency technologies such as Bitcoin. Our mission is to build a better understanding of these technologies and to promote a regulatory climate that preserves the freedom to innovate using block chain technologies. We do this by producing and publishing policy research from respected academics and experts, educating policymakers and the media about block chain technology, and by engaging in advocacy for sound public policy.

THE SC IS ORGANIZED AND SHALL BE OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR EDUCATIONAL AND/OR CHARITABLE PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTIONS 501(C)(3) AND 170(C)(2) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986 OR THE CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY FUTURE UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE LAW (THE G CODE H). SPECIFICALLY, THE OBJECTS AND PURPOSES TO BE TRANSACTED, PROMOTED, AND CARRIED ON BY THE CORPORATION ARE AS FOLLOWS:(1) RAISING FUNDS TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF, AND TO SUPPORT ALL ASPECTS OF THE MISSION OF, TO PCS (2) ACQUIRING, HOLDING AND MANAGING ASSETS FOR USE BY TO PCS WHERE DOING SO MAY RESULT IN LOWER COSTS OR GREATER EFFICIENCIES FOR TO PCS AND(3) PURSUING ANY OTHER PURPOSES WHICH A NONPROFIT CORPORATION ORGANIZED UNDER THE ACT AND DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE CODE IS LEGALLY ENTITLED TO PURSUE, PROVIDED THAT SUCH PURPOSES MUST FURTHER THE PURPOSE SET FORTH IN SUB ]ARTICLES (1) AND (2) ABOVE.

BMA is the leading coalition of providers, community-based organizations, employers, health plans, aging service agencies, advocates, retiree organizations, and beneficiaries who support Advantage.

REPRESENTS AND SUPPORTS THE NATIONAL NETWORK OF AREA AGENCIES ON AGING AND ADVOCATES FOR THE TITLE VI NATIVE AMERICAN AGING PROGRAMS THAT HELP OLDER ADULTS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES LIVE WITH OPTIMAL HEALTH, WELL-BEING, INDEPENDENCE AND DIGNITY IN THEIR HOMES AND COMMUNITIES.

To promote safety in the repair of vessels and facilities through support of the training, continuing education and certification of Chemists engaged in the inspection of vessels and facilities to determine -free environments

Developing and implementing public policies which will benefit disadvantaged people and their communities.

ADVANCE A SUSTAINABLE U.S. PULP, , PACKAGING, WOOD PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY THROUGH FACT-BASED PUBLIC POLICY MARKETPLACE ADVOCACY.

objectives organization are as follows:A. To promote, further and support an American merchant marine, including shipyards an other allied industries, adequate to meet requirements national security and economic welfare .B. To aid worthy and economically justifiable great lakes, river, inland waterway and harbor improvements.C. To assist in conducting annually an American merchant marine conference.D. To participate in maintenance a continuing program public relations, education and good will among exporters and importers and public generally.E. To collaborate with other organizations whose members are dedicated to promotion best interests American merchant marine and allied industries.F. To promote a spirit friendship and common purpose among persons engaged in American merchant marine and allied industries.G. To encourage development trade with other countries.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING, HEALTHCARE AND OTHER RELATED SERVICES TO AGED AND IMPOVERISHED. CARE FOR ELDERLY IN SPIRIT HUMBLE SERVICE WHICH WAS RECEIVED FROM JEANNE JUGAN. THEY WELCOME ELDERLY AS THEY WOULD JESUS CHRIST HIMSELF AND SERVE THEM WITH LOVE AND RESPECT UNTIL DEATH.

PROMOTE TO ENHANCE THE EXPERIENCE OF AND HEALTH.

TO ADVANCE THE MISSION THE UNITED WORLD COLLEGE SOUTHERN AFRICA TO PROVIDE QUALITY EDUCATION TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS FROM THE BROAD REGION SOUTHERN AFRICA. LOCATED IN SWAZILAND, A DESPERATELY POOR COUNTRY WHICH HAS BEEN RAVAGED BY HIV/AIDS, PROVIDES A SUPERB EDUCATION TO A LARGE STUDENT POPULATION DRAWN FROM SOUTH AFRICA, BOTSWANA, MOZAMBIQUE, ZIMBABWE AND OTHER DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.ALTHOUGH SOME STUDENTS ARE SUPPORTED BY FAMILY FUNDS AND ASSISTANCE FROM THEIR RESPECTIVE GOVERNMENTS, HISTORICALLY HAS HAD TO RELY ON ALUMNI SUPPORT AND STRONG INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT. SERVES AS THE OUTREACH PROGRAM FOR THE SCHOOL, LENDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT THROUGH CONTRIBUTIONS FOR GENERAL PURPOSES AND ITS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM.

NAED)/SPENCER POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM SUPPORTS EARLY-CAREER SCHOLARS WORKING IN CRITICAL AREAS EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP. FELLOWS RECEIVE $70,000 IN FUNDING, ATTEND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT RETREATS, AND RECEIVE MENTORSHIP FROM NAED MEMBERS AND OTHER SENIOR SCHOLARS IN THEIR FIELD. THIS FELLOWSHIP IS NONRESIDENTIAL,AND APPLICATIONS FROM ALL DISCIPLINES ARE ENCOURAGED.

PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS OR OTHER ENTITIES ENGAGED IN RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND INNOVATION RELATED TO CHILDREN WITH BRAIN INJURIES, THEIR TREATMENT, REHABILITATION, RECOVERY AND ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING.

The aim is to establish as the leading entity that provides the resources and support needed by local organizations to improve the education and training of young people from disadvantaged circumstances and communities. will raise funds, mobilize voluntary effort from the public, including private entities and regular individuals, to achieve this grand vision of giving every young person a shot at achieving the Jamaican Dream.

TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES, STABLE, QUALITY HOUSING AND SOCIAL SUPPORTS TO TEEN MOTHERS NEAR AGING-OUT OF FOSTER CARE CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O

WE ADVANCE ACCESS TO CAPITAL, JOB CREATION, RETIREMENT SECURITY, INNOVATION, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE UNITED STATES BY PROMOTING RESPONSIBLE LONG-TERM .

To promote sound economic policy: 1 By engaging in citizen led initiative and referendum efforts, 2 By participating in the public policy arena, and 3 By providing educational services to the general public.

IS COMMITTED TO GROWING THE GRASSROOTS MOVEMENT BY TRAINING, EDUCATING, AND ACTIVATING CIVICALLY ENGAGED COMMUNITY MEMBERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

TO SUPPORT PROJECTS INVOLVING EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, DISADVANTAGED YOUNG PEOPLE, ARTS AND CULTURAL PROGRAMS, URBAN AND RURAL RENEWAL, AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

WAS ORGANIZED FOR PURPOSE OF PROVIDING MEDIA TRAINING AND SUPPORT, INCLUDING MESSAGE DEVELOPMENT AND SPEAKER PROMOTION, TO STRENGTHEN TOP PROGRESSIVE MESSENGERS AND MESSAGING.

TO ADVOCATE FOR PROGRESSIVE POLICIES AND ENGAGING IN NONPARTISAN VOTER REGISTRATION.

THE (SCPC) IS A NON-PROFIT ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION IN WASHINGTON, D.C. DEDICATED EXCLUSIVELY TO REPRESENTING THE INTERESTS OF INDEPENDENT LONG TERM (LTC) PHARMACIES AND THE VULNERABLE PATIENTS THEY SERVE.

THE ORGANIZATION DONATED AMOUNTS TO COVER HOUSING EXPENSES FOR THE ELDERLY

INTEREST IN FOSTERING THE SAFE HANDLING AND USE OF LIGHT AND PROMOTING THE USE OF SOUND SCIENCE WHEN ASSESSING THE RISKS AND BENEFITS OF LIGHT

The Episcopal are religious teachings by providing an effectively managed real estate investment and commercial operations portfolio that serves as a foundation for the economic betterment of the Episcopal of the AME Church and its member churches. Our overall goal is to provide consistent support to the Episcopal .

supports the creation and sustaining of cooperatives and provides education to the larger around cooperatives. We intend to create and provide technical, organizing, financial, and other support to democratically-run, -led, and sustainable cooperatives that are grounded in communities that have been historically marginalized, denied safe, affordable housing, and excluded from formal economies. The goal is to create models of intentional, democratically-run, and collectively held spaces that allow communities the safety to grow, create, and thrive. is managed by its Directors and intends to operate as a 501(c)(3) organization.

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