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51		PHILADELPHIA, PA
52		Bensalem, PA
53		GLENMOORE, PA
54		MIO, MI
55		Armada, MI
56		FREDERICK, MD
57		HIGH POINT, NC
58		OTTUMWA, IA
59		LYONS, IN
60		HONESDALE, PA
61		WASHINGTON, PA
62		CHARLEROI, PA
63		SEWICKLEY, PA
64		CORAOPOLIS, PA
65		ERIE, PA
66		PITTSBURGH, PA
67		CHESTERLAND, OH
68		MOUNT PLEASANT, SC
69		Mankato, MN
70		Ft Mitchell, KY
71		Norfolk, VA
72		HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC
73		Wilmington, NC
74		Kensington, MD
75		PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA
76		WASHINGTON, DC
77		LAKE ORION, MI
78		Villanova, PA
79		CINCINNATI, OH
80		NEW LEXINGTON, OH
81		Park Rapids, MN
82		LEBANON, OH
83		NEWARK, OH
84		Richwood, OH
85		DAYTON, OH
86		VANDALIA, OH
87		COLUMBUS, OH
88		MT PLEASANT, SC
89		YOUNGSTOWN, OH
90		KINSMAN, OH
91		AKRON, OH
92		Kent, OH
93		KENYON, MN
94		CHARDON, OH
95		WESTLAKE, OH
96		Cleveland, OH
97		PERRYSBURG, OH
98		BOWLING GREEN, OH
99		Kent, OH
100		NEW CARLISLE, IN

THE WAS CREATED BY EASTER SEALS OF SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA TO OPERATE PURPOSES AND SUPPORT THE MISSION OF EASTER SEALS TO CREATE SOLUTIONS THAT CHANGE LIVES OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES OR OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

To help the blind and hearing impaired

the ) was formed to grow, strengthen, and safeguard the movement in North America through strategic grants and programmatic initiatives that ensure long-term sustainability and flourishing of communities. is a worldwide movement of vibrant life sharing communities where people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities strive together to reach full potentials. A majority of the Foundations programmatic revenue is derived from contributions.

PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED AND YOUTH. HELP WITH ALL COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND OF MICHIGAN AND INTERNATIONAL

Helping the visually impaired

ALL FUNDS, GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS ARE RAISED AND DONATED FOR USE BY THE ASSOCIATION OF HANDICAPPED AND DISABILITY AND ITS AFFILIATION AND COMMUNITY

PROVIDE GRANTS TO NON PROFITS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PERSONS WITH DEVELPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

FUNDING FOR REHABILITATION SERVICES

To provide services for mentally and emotionally handicapped individuals through a sheltered workshop, residential supports, and various educational and health services.

OPERATES A 92-BED ACUTE CARE , WITH AN ADDITIONAL 14 BEDS DEDICATED TO INPATIENT REHAB.

TO ADVANCE THE INDEPENDENCE, PRODUCTIVITY, AND FULL CITIZENSHIP INDIVIDUALS WITH PHYSICAL AND/OR INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES.

TO PROVIDE CHILD CARE, AGING, AND DEVELOPMENT DISABILITIES .

SERVES AS A PARENT CORPORATION TO NON-PROFIT EDUCATIONAL ENTITIES. PROVIDES DIAGNOSTIC, THERAPEUTIC, OUTPATIENT AND RESPITE SERVICES TO CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AND PROVIDES TRAINING TO EDUCATORS.

TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE FUNDING THAT ENHANCES SERVICES TO PEOPLE WITH COMPLEX DISABILITIES.

THE MISSION OF IS TO EMPOWER PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES TO ATTAIN, MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY, , DIGNITY AND CONTROL OF THEIR LIVES.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THIS TRUST IS TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT AND INSURE THE PERPETUAL OPERATION OF THE EDUCATION CENTER OF THE INSTITUTE.

TO ENHANCE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR GEAUGA COUNTY CITIZENS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES

SUPPORT PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

To provide resources for older adults, caregivers and service providers in 27 counties.

To provide funding for School and Rehabilitation, .

The Organization was formed exclusively for the purpose of supporting Fort Norfolk Retirement Community, . ("FNRC") and furthering the charitable purposes of FNRC by improving the lives of persons age 62 and older living in Hampton Roads, Virginia, by (i) enabling such persons to reside at the continuing care retirement community owned and operated by FNRC, or similar facilities, (ii) enabling such persons who are identified as those needing assistance to reside at quality assisted living facilities or skilled nursing facilities, (iii) enabling such persons to participate in quality programs offering services designed to meet the physical, emotional, recreational, social or health needs of such persons and/or (iv) making grants to charitable organizations exempt from federal income taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code that provide housing and/or services designed to meet the physical, emotional, recreational, social or health needs of such persons.

TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPTIONS FOR ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES THAT FOSTER COMMUNITY INCLUSTION AND SUPPORT ACHIEVING INDEPENDENCE.

To empower children who have learning differences with skills needed to become confident, independent learners. It specifically addresses needs students with learning disabilities and/or attention deficit disorders.

Improve the educational experiences and outcomes of students on the autism spectrum. Advocate a continuum of educational placements, services and accommodations. Support families, professionals, and educators in understanding them. Disseminate evidence-based educational practices and resources to provide effective instructional programming students on the autism spectrum. Support school administrators, educators, and staff. Provide opportunities families, professionals, and educators to network, exchange ideas, and share their experiences. Encourage self-advocacy among children on the autism spectrum. Promote inclusion and acceptance in school communities of children on the autism spectrum and foster understanding of their strengths and challenges. Promote awareness among policy makers about the successes and challenges families and teachers are experiencing in the education system. Advocate policies that improve educational experiences and outcomes.

Raise autism awareness, fund treatment and research

ADVANCES THE WELL-BEING AND INCLUSION OF OLDER PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD.

TO ENABLE PEOPLE WITH VISION CHALLENGES TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL AND ASSURE THAT SUPERIOR SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE TO ALL PEOPLE REGARDLESS OF FINANCIAL STATUS; THIS INCLUDES: COMPUTER BASED REHABILITATION TRAINING FOR LEAGALLY BLIND CLIENTS WHICH ALLOW THEM TO RETAIN THEIR CURRENT JOB, FIND EMPLOYMENT AND PURSUE FURTHER EDUCATION AS COMMISSIONED BY THE MICHIGAN COMMISSION FOR THE BLIND, AND ESTABLISH REMOTE COMPUTER TRAINING FOR BLIND INDIVIDIUALS IN THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES.

holds and invests assets to benefit Advanced Behavioral Health which provides services to individuals and families with special needs.

TO EMPOWER STUDENTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES TO LEAD SUCCESSFUL LIVES.

TO PROVIDE MEANINGFUL WORK AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES TO ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

To improve the quality of life of and their family members

Maintain group homes for mentally retarded and developmentally disabled adutls with 24/7 supervision.

TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS SUCH AS CAMP ENTERPRISE ("FREE ENTERPISE ACADEMY") AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS AND ALSO COMMUNITY PROJECTS SUCH AS THE PAVILLION AND THE PLAYGROUND. THE PLAYGROUND IS USED BY ALL CHILDREN AND HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO ACCOMODATE CHILDREN THAT MAY HAVE SPECIAL NEEDS.

OWRA) mission is to promote conservation by providing resources to , educators and the community. OWRA is committed to education and best practice development to support who help injured and orphaned .

TO SOLICIT AND RECEIVE FUNDS AND TO HOLD AND DISBURSE SUCH FUNDS TO VARIOUS GROUPS FOR THE REHABILITATION OF SUPERVISED YOUNGSTERS.

OUR PURPOSE IS TO HELP BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE ACHIEVE SELF-CONFIDENCE, SOCIAL INDEPENDENCE, SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND SELF-RESPECT BY PROVIDING THEM WITH AIDS, EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY NEEDED TO FUNCTION ON THE SAME LEVEL AS THEIR SIGHTED PEERS.

FAMILIES OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS FACE QUESTIONS, CONCERNS AND UNCERTAINTIES BEYOND THOSE OF A TYPICAL PARENT. IN ADDITION, WITH ALMOST HALF OF OUR FAMILIES LIVING AT OR BELOW POVERTY LINE, MORE UNIVERSAL STRUGGLES RIVAL FOR THE TIME, ENERGY, AND ATTENTION OF PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS. THE CENTER PROVIDES THE HIGHEST LEVEL EARLY EDUCATION, COMBINED WITH HELP, RESOURCES, AND SUPPORT. OUR PROGRAMS INCLUDE: EARLY INTERVENTION HOME COACHING, AND TODDLER/PRESCHOOL CLASSROOMS FOR CHILDREN AGES 2 1/2 TO 5. OUR TEACHERS ARE HIGHLY TRAINED EXPERTS AND BACKED BY A TEAM OF THERAPISTS, SOCIAL WORKERS, BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONIST, REGISTERED NURSE, SCHOOL CHEF AND SERVICE COORDINATORS. PROGRAMMING IS FOCUSED ON INTERVENTION, THERAPY, AND PERSONAL SUCCESS FOR EACH CHILD IN AN ENVIRONMENT BASED ON PLAY AND SOCIALIZATION. TYPICALLY DEVELOPING PEERS ALSO ATTEND OUR CLASSES TO SERVE AS PEER MODELS AND TO PARTICIPATE TOGETHER IN ALL ACTIVITIES. ALL OF THIS IS FREE OF CHARGE F

TO PROVIDE HOPE AND OPPORTUNITY TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES, WHILE TEACHING THE COMMUNITY TO DO THE SAME.

PROVIDING TRANSPORTATION, WORK AND HUMAN SERVICES TO PERSONS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

PROVIDE CARE AND HABILITATION TO THOSE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

REHABILITATION AND CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY TREATMENT.

THE IS A PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION THAT SUPPORTS CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND OLDER ADULTS FACING MENTAL HEALTH AND REHABILITATION CHALLENGES.

IS A VOLUNTEER OUTREACH OF PROFESSIONALS FOCUSED ON MEDICAL EDUCATION IN LAOS AND THE SPECIAL NEEDS OF CHILDREN IN DISASTERS.

TO PARTNER WITH FAMILIES IN LAKE AND GEAUGA COUNTIES TO BUILD OR REHAB A PLACE THEY CAN CALL HOME. HELPS HOMEOWNERS BUILD THEIR OWN HOME ALONGSIDE VOLUNTEERS AND PAY AN AFFORDABLE MORTGAGE.

IS DEDICATED TO HELPING INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES LIVE FULL AND REWARDING LIVES BY PROVIDING A VARIETY OF RESIDENTIAL AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES IN A CARING COMMUNITY.

As a catalyst of inclusion The supports develops advocates for its regions current and future generations

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES WITH LOW INCOME, UNEMPLOYMENT/UNDEREMPLOYMENT, DISABILITIES OR OTHER FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES THROUGH A FREE FOOD PANTRY INCLUDING PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS, GIFT CARDS/VOUCHERS TO LOCAL FOOD STORE, RENT/UTILITY ASSISTANCE.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, EMPLOYEES, MEDICAL STAFF, AND VOLUNTEERS ARE DEDICATED TO PROVIDING THE HIGHEST QUALITY PREVENTIVE, RESTORATIVE, EDUCATIONAL, AND REHABILITATIVE HEALTH CARE SERVICE TO ALL.

Provide support for the sight and hearing impaired

HAMILTON GROVE PROVIDES ACTIVE, AFFORDABLE RETIREMENT LIVING WITH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, ASSISTED LIVING, AND SKILLED NURSING CARE. CHARITY CARE FOR FYE JUNE 30,2021 AMOUNTED TO $1,252,953.

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