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1		Concord, MA
2		Westport, CT
3		MINEOLA, NY
4		QUEENS, NY
5		STATEN ISLAND, NY
6		Croton on Hudson, NY
7		Jamestown, NY
8		BROOKLYN, NY
9		EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ
10		MORRIS PLAINS, NJ
11		Warren, NJ
12		MARCY, NY
13		NEW YORK, NY
14		HAUPPAUGE, NY
15		NEW YORK, NY
16		Tarrytown, NY
17		Cheshire, CT
18		CEDARHURST, NY
19		Teaneck, NJ
20		Jersey City, NJ
21		NEWARK, NJ
22		EAST HAMPTON, NY
23		Loudon, NH
24		Florence, NJ
25		BRUNSWICK, ME
26		Bronxville, NY
27		SPRING VALLEY, NY
28		Jackson, NJ
29		Newton, MA
30		GLEN ROCK, NJ
31		Honeoye Falls, NY
32		ASTORIA, NY
33		BROOKLYN, NY
34		Latham, NY
35		CHARLESTON, SC
36		HINSDALE, IL
37		LEMARS, IA
38		WASHINGTON, DC
39		ELKHART, IN
40		Bethesda, MD
41		CIRCLE PINES, MN
42		PITTSBURGH, PA
43		ALEXANDRIA, MN
44		NASSAU, DE
45		Chicago, IL
46		VERONA, VA
47		Chicago, IL
48		NORTONVILLE, KY
49		PHILAELPHIA, PA
50		JONESTOWN, PA

AFPF) supports community initiated development projects in Africa by providing financial strategic resources.

The Westport Weston Family YMCA enriches the community by promoting youth development, healthy living and social responsibility

TO ORGANIZE ALL FOR THE ECONOMIC,MORAL SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT OF THEIR CONDITION STATUS.

THE FEATURES EXHIBITIONS THAT RANGE FROM HISTORICAL TO CONTEMPORARY, FOCUS ON MATERIAL CULTURE TO SOCIAL JUSTICE, AND INCLUDE SITE-SPECIFIC TEMPORARY COMMISSIONS RELEVANT TO LOCAL AND GLOBAL ISSUES. IN FY21, AS THE AND THE CITY RECOVERED FROM THE COVID PANDEMIC, THE HAS SEEN CONTINUED GROWTH IN OUR EXHIBITIONS, EDUCATION AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS, SENIORS, COMMUNITY MEMBERS, AND ARTISTS. THE HOSTED A CULTURAL FOOD PANTRY, BEGINNING IN JUNE 2020 AND HAS CONTINUED THROUGH FY21. TO REMOVE PHYSICAL, ATTITUDINAL AND FINANCIAL BARRIERS TO ENTRY AND TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO GET MORE INVOLVED WITH THE THE ELIMINATED OUR SUGGESTED DONATION POLICY AND MADE ADMISSION FREE.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES, SUCH AS FOOD SERVICES, OPERATION CAMPUS BOOKSTORE, PARKING FACILITIES, AND PARKING ENFORCEMENT FOR BENEFIT CAMPUS COMMUNITY .

To help alleviate .

FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES FELLOWSHIP FOR ITS MEMBERS.FOOD AND BAR SERVICE AND BELL JAR AVAILABLE FOR ENTERTAINMENT

THE SOUP KITCHEN NETWORK PROVIDES EMERGENCY FOOD FREE OF CHARGE TO PEOPLE IN NEED DUE TO FINANCIAL STATUS OR BECAUSE OF NATURAL DISASTERS VIA READY-TO-EAT NUTRITIOUS MEALS AND RAW GROCERIES.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO RAISE FUNDS TO ADDRESS HEALTH ISSUES THAT DIRECTLY AFFECT THE MEMBERS, AND THEIR COMMUNITITES, OF THE UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS UNION .

TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF MORRIS COUNTY, NJ RESIDENTS BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO , NUTRITION EDUCATION AND RELATED RESOURCES AND TO PROVIDE VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES AND EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT HUNGER.

The primary purpose is to support the local and state organizations in the areas sight and hearing research, scholarships, community projects, handicapped programs, boys and girls team sponsorships and food for the lead fortunate. we are the charitable arm the

IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING PALS (PERSON WITH ) AND THEIR FAMILIES A GUIDE TO: 1. MANEUVER A DIAGNOSIS . 2. TO INSPIRE THEM TO BELIEVE THAT THEIR LIFE DOES NOT HAVE TO BE OVER, JUST DIFFERENT THAN PLANNED. 3. ASSURANCES THAT TECHNOLOGY AND NUTRITION CAN HELP TO LIVE LONGER, FULFILLING LIVES. 4. PROVIDE SKILLS BY WHICH FAMILIES AND FRIENDS CAN RAISE MONEY FOR PALS. 5. ALONG WITH KNOWING THAT NO ONE WILL EMBARK ON THIS JOURNEY ALONE,WE ARE ON HAND TO GIVE EMOTIONAL AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT ALL WHILE PRESERVING THE DIGNITY EACH PATIENT.

FEED AND CLOTHE HUNGRY AND HOMELESS CHRISTMAS ANGEL PROGRAM

The provides funds to families in need of assistance of food, medicine, clothing or shelter and also to non-profit organizations that provide assistance to people in need.

SEEKS TO IMPROVE AND ENABLE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF FAMILIES LIVING IN FARMING REGIONS OF NORTH DEPARTMENT OF HAITI THROUGH DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT OF SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS AIMED AT POVERTY ALLEVIATION, EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. WILL FOCUS ITS RESOURCES ON REDUCING FOOD INSECURITY FOR FAMILIES THROUGH AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT; NOURISHMENT OF CHILDREN AND PROMOTION AND EDUCATION OF HEALTHY LIFESTYLES. WILL IMPLEMENT ITS INTERVENTIONS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH COMMUNITY AND INVEST IN BUILDING LOCAL CAPACITY AND EVALUATION OF ALL ITS ACTIVITIES.

To promote the availability and importance of eating locally grown and produced food by providing a centralized forum for the community to gather learn shop and exchange ideas

Inc., a 501(c)3 organization located in La Piedra, Dominican Republic, aims to help young people to discover, develop, and achieve their full potential as adults, citizens, and leaders. Our primary goal is to cultivate a community of leaders and role models for generations to come. , Inc. additionally provides direct food, education, and medical services to the La Piedra community which encompasses approximately 5,000 individuals.

To provide financial assistance to qualified recipients so that these recipients can develop as persons into upstanding members of society. We will do this by helping recipients meet their basic needs of food, clothing, and shelter as well as medical and social needs. We will place an emphasis on assistance to widows, widowers and orphans, but will assist other needy recipients when warranted. To date we have funded food, clothing, medical expenses and educational needs for indigent children.

is organized to improve the education and health of children and families in remote mountainous communities of . We provide money to build schools pay teacher and administration salaries pay cooks and buy local provisions school lunches. We also provide pre-packaged lunches to be used in the schools. Food and funds are provided to supply school lunches approximately 990 children in four communities the entire year.

IS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION SERVING FOOD (ALSO KNOWN AS "LANGAR") IN VARIOUS HOMELESS SHELTERS ACCROSS THE TRI STATE AREA. THE IDEA IS TO SPREAD OUR SAINTS MESSAGE OF "VAND CHAKKHNA"( WITH OTHERS)

To help the less fortunate with food, clothing and that help enhance their qualities of life.

EDUCATION

Distribute and some household items to low income households within our service area.

The goal is to provide outreach to the underserved abd the needy in our . We provide these individuals with food and education to improvr their physical and vocational wellbeing

WE ARE ENDING CHILDHOOD HUNGER BY HELPING SCHOOLS AND NONPROFITS MAXIMIZE PARTICIPATION IN USDA CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS, MOVING US CLOSER TO A STATE WHERE EVERY STUDENT IN EVERY COMMUNITY HAS ACCESS TO THE NUTRITIOUS MEALS THEY NEED WHEREVER THEY LIVE, LEARN AND PLAY. (FPFP) IS A CAPACITY-BUILDING, COLLABORATIVE PROJECT DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING STRATEGIES TO END CHILD HUNGER THROUGH POLICY, EDUCATION, RESEARCH, COMMUNITY ORGANIZING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. FPFP CONVENES FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT STAKEHOLDERS WITH NONPROFITS, FAITH COMMUNITIES AND BUSINESS LEADERS TO CREATE AN EFFICIENT SYSTEM OF ACCOUNTABILITY THAT INCREASES FOOD SECURITY IN MAINE.

To provide inspiration, programming and financial support for the care of persons who are experiencing hunger or homelessness in the United States.

To promote foster and advance the health, welfare and well-being of the impoverished and needy individuals by providing them with food, living essentials and financial aid.

The mission of is to prepare, package and deliver hot meals and create dining opportunities for our veterans, children, and their families who are in . use the tools of our extensive food service background and personal history to create, what consider,

Our mission is to provide families with accommodation, food, and other basic amenities, while their kids are being medically treated.

FOOD DRIVE

To raise and solicit funds to provide basic needs (food, shelter, clothing, medical care) and education to vulnerable youth and their families in Africa

IRS VITA/TCE PROGRAM,IRS TAX CLENIC PROGRAM,NON-ATTORNEY IMMIGRATION SERVICES,ENVIRONMENT ISSUES,SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL and ECONOMIC JUSTICE,HUNGER PROJECT PROGRAM, RELIGIOUS and SOCIAL ACTIVATIES AND ALL OTHER PROGRAM WITH THE MEANING OF 501(c)(3) THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.

OUR EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO DISTRIBUTE FOOD TO THE NEEDY.

To provide assistance to the homeless and food insecure.

SCCLF) IS A U.S. TREASURY CERTIFIED DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTION (CDFI) WHOSE MISSION IS TO ADVANCE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO CAPITAL BY PROVIDING LOANS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND ADVOCACY FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING, HEALTHY FOOD, FACILITIES, AND BUSINESS ENTERPRISES TO CREATE THRIVING, PROSPEROUS, ECONOMICALLY RESILIENT COMMUNITIES FOR ALL CAROLINIANS.

TO CULTIVATE THE SCIENCE , TO IMPROVE/PROMOTE THE KNOWLEDGE (CONTINUES ON SCH. O) and TO APPLY SUCH KNOWLEDGE TO THE PREVENTION/TREATEMENT DISEASE.MAY 2021 , ASSOCIATION, ., AND ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION MERGED --- WITH BEING THE SURVIVING CORPORATION. POST-MERGER, THE CHANGED ITS NAME TO ASSOCIATION, .EFFECTIVE DATE MERGER WAS MAY 24, 2021. IN TOTAL, THE 2 DISSOLVED ORGANIZATIONS GENERATED $200,705 NET INCOME PRE-MERGER. THIS REVENUE WAS ASSOCIATED WITH EXPENSES THAT ARE REFLECTED ON THE SURVIVING ENTITIES FORM 990. INCLUDING THIS NET INCOME IN TOTAL LEAVES NET INCOME FOR THE SURVIVING ENTITY ($12,571). FY 2022 FORM 990 WILL REFLECT FULL-YEAR FINANCIAL POSITION THE SURVIVING ENTITY

Provide humanitarian relief in the form of medical evaluation and care, dental care, nutritional assessment and care, food, medicines and other supplies; assistance in water project in rural areas; educational opportunities for disadvantaged children along with other non-specific charitable care to , Central America. The areas served are various, and the organization works closely with the Cerro de Plata Foundation, the Uno a Uno Foundation, Minister of Health (MoH) and other agencies that seek Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) assistance. The areas of principle concern are in La Montana de la Flor (MDLF), northetern Francisco Morazan department and home to the indigenous Tolupan, Nueva Capital SW of Tegucipalpa, and other rural areas in proximity to these areas. The Honduran Foundation Uno a Uno assists Le Mars, . in the implementation of various programs and the distribution of equipment, food, supplies and other cares.

BUILD SUPPORT IN US FOR PROGRAMME and OVERALL EFFORT TO ADDRESS GLOBAL HUNGER

IS A PRIVATE, VOLUNTARY FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATION WITH 37 MEMBER COMMUNIONS THAT TRANSFORMS COMMUNITIES AROUND THE GLOBE THROUGH JUST AND SUSTAINABLE RESPONSES TO HUNGER, POVERTY, DISPLACEMENT AND DISASTER.

To support organizations that provide education, nutrition and extracurricular activities to poor children in

TO SUPPORT HIGH PERFORMANCE EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AROUND THE WORLD.

PROVIDE TO THOSE WHO QUALIFY BASED ON THE FINANCIAL GUIDELINES OF THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND ARE RESIDENTS OF BOROUGH OR ARE MEMBERS OF A CHURCH LOCATED IN BOROUGH EVEN THOUGH NOT RESIDENTS OF BOROUGH. NO ONE WILL BE DENIED SERVICE ON THE BASIS OF RACE, RELIGION OF DISABILITY.

THE PROVIDES FOOD FOR THOSE WHO NEED IT IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, MINNESOTA. IN 2021, OVER 2,899 HOUSEHOLDS WERE PROVIDED FOOD. IN TOTAL OVER 8,460 PEOPLE WERE SERVED. A TOTAL OF OVER 710,437 POUNDS OF FOOD WAS DISTRIBUTED.

PROVIDE EDUCATION AND MARKETING FOR AND OTHERS TO CREATE LOCAL AND SUSTAINABLE FOOD SYSTEM THAT ARE ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND, ECONOMICALLY VIABLE AND SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE.

In FY 2022, food banks supported by GFN recovered over 692M kilos of food and grocery products and re-directed this surplus to approximately 39 million persons facing hunger. Half of people served by GFN member food banks were women and girls; approximately 34% were children ages 0-17 years. GFN supported member food banks as they served as true frontline emergency responders to COVID-19, facing surging demand for food, pivoting distribution models amid pandemic-spurred supply chain disruptions, and recent food price spikes and cost-of-living crisis. comprises 49 food banking organizations across 44 countries, based primarily in emerging and development markets across Latin America, South and Southeast Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa, working through networks of more than 59K local community service agencies, and supported by nearly 317K volunteers.

PROVIDING TO PERSONS LIVING IN POVERTY

Food Pantry Providing Food patry services for the neighbourhood

TO HELP PEOPLE FROM EVERY WALK OF LIFE BY 1)ASSISTING PEOPLE WHO HAVE LIFE CONTROLLING ISSUES THROUGH VARIOUS GROUP MEETING, 2)PROVIDE WEEKLY FOOD DISTRIBUTION, 3)OFFER NEW AND USED CLOTHING.

MONEY IS DONATED TO RELIEVE CONDITIONS OF POVERTY, HUNGER, AND HOMELESSNESS FOR THE INDIGENT EITHER DIRECTLY OR THROUGH ORGANIZATIONS FORMED TO CARRY ON SUCH ENDEVORS

PROVIDE A MEETING PLACE AND FOOD SERVICE TO MEMBERS IN SUPPORT OF NORTHERN LEBANON AND EMERGENCY SERVICES

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