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51		SANFORD, MI
52		VASHON, WA
53		Thousand Oaks, CA
54		ALYS BEACH, FL
55		SAINT GEORGE, UT
56		Orinda, CA
57		ATLANTA, GA
58		KANSAS CITY, KS
59		UNION CITY, CA
60		Klamath Falls, OR
61		ORLANDO, FL
62		SLIDELL, LA
63		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
64		Gig Harbor, WA
65		HOLLISTER, CA
66		KANSAS CITY, MO
67		HONDO, TX
68		Pacoima, CA
69		LOS ANGELES, CA
70		NORTHRIDGE, CA
71		Santa Cruz, CA
72		TARZANA, CA
73		Springfield, MO
74		CYPRESS, TX
75		TUSTIN, CA
76		Buckley, WA
77		Ouray, CO
78		Los Angeles, CA
79		PUEBLO, CO
80		MIAMI, FL
81		Valley Center, CA
82		AUSTIN, TX
83		Sacramento, CA
84		MAITLAND, FL
85		Santa Barbara, CA
86		CRESWELL, OR
87		San Francisco, CA
88		Elgin, TX
89		NASHVILLE, TN
90		EDWARDS, CO
91		Austin, TX
92		GULF BREEZE, FL
93		Austin, TX
94		Tujunga, CA
95		Wimberley, TX
96		AUSTIN, TX
97		Vista, CA
98		SALEM, OR
99		KULA, HI
100		BATON ROUGE, LA

MAKE A LARGE IMPACT ON DISASTER RECOVERY FOLLOWING THE 2020 EDENVILLE DAM FAILURES.

PANDEMIC RESPONSE (HEALTHCARE, FOOD, SHELTER, ECONOMIC RECOVERY; DISASTER RESPONSE AND RECOVERY; VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT AND TRAINING; OUTREACH AND EDUCATION

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

CONCERTS AND OTHER COMMUNITY EVENTS WERE HELD TO ENRICH COMMUNITY THROUGH SUPPORT AND PROMOTION OF CULTURAL, CHARITABLE, SPIRITUAL,LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.EVENTS SUPPORTED BY FOUNDATION INCLUDE DIGITAL GRAFFITI AT BEACH, 30A WINE FESTIVAL,AND CRAFTED - A GATHERING OF CRAFTSPERSONS. DUE TO COVID PANDEMIC SOME EVENTS WERE LIMITED IN NATURE OR POSTPONED,BUT ARE EXPECTED TO RETURN TO NORMALCY IN FUTURE YEARS.

Provide Money for agricultural supplies, medical and cultural supplies, education, and again in 2022 food for survival post-COVID

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 DISASTER RELIEF FUND WAS ESTABLISHED TO ASSIST WHO HAVE LOST THEIR HOME, THEIR OFFICE, THEIR ABILITY TO PAY FOR THEIR HOME AND/OR THEIR LIVELIHOOD THROUGH A NATURAL DISASTER.

TO PROVIDE DISASTER RELIEF THROUGH PRODUCT AND MONETARY DONATION, AND INVEST IN THE FUTURE OF OUR INDUSTRY WITH SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS LOOKING TO PURSUE CAREERS IN DAIRY.

HELP DISADVANTAGED FOR DISASTER RELIEF, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

The Primary mission was Natural Disaster and support.

COVID-19 PREVENTED US FROM CONTINUING OUR FOOD SHARES WITH HOMELESS AFTER 13 YEARS OF SERVICE, SO WE SHIFTED OUR EFFORTS TO INDIVIDUAL CASEWORK TO SUPPORT IMPOVERISHED AND HOMELESS FAMILIES FACING FOOD INSECURITY. WE ALSO PROVIDED 16 GRANTS TO MINISTRIES THAT CONTINUED TO SERVE POOR AND HOMELESS IN SOME CAPACITY. DURING YEAR, AS PART OF OUR INDIVIDUAL CASE WORK, WE SHELTERED SIX FAMILIES AND PROVIDED THREE RENT/UTILITY SUBSIDIES TO HELP PEOPLE AVOID EVICTION. WE ALSO HELPED RESTORE ST. FRANCIS HOUSE OF HOSPITALITY TO LIVABLE CONDITIONS, RENOVATING RESIDENTIAL HOME THAT SERVES HOMELESS MEN SUFFERING FROM AIDS OR HIV-VIRUS, INSIDE AND OUT. IN LATE JULY, WE SHIFTED OUR FOCUS AWAY FROM SUPPORTING IMPOVERISHED AND HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN ORLANDO, FL TO SERVING ORPHANS IN ETHIOPIA. WE DEVELOPED AN AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM FOR 2,500 ORPHANS RESIDING IN DEBRE ZEYIT, ETHIOPIA. THIS REQUIRED US TO PURCHASE AND SHIP (VIA AN OCEAN VESSEL) ALL MATERIALS NEEDED TO EXECUTE

TO RESPOND TO THOSE WHO WERE UNINSURED OR UNDER-INSURED AND WHOSE UNMET NEEDS WILL NOT BE COVERED BY RELIEF SYSTEMS SUCH AS FEMA, THE SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION OR THE RED CROSS. WE WILL PROVIDE SPIRITUAL, EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL RESOURCES TO THOSE AFFECTED BY HURRICANE KATRINA. GEOGRAPHICALLY, OUR EFFORTS FOCUS ON ST. TAMMANY AND WASHINGTON PARISHES, LOUISIANA.

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

To improve the health and well-being of animals through veterinary aid, response, training, research and disaster relief worldwide. We provide services to companion animals, equids, street dogs, wildlife, livestock and marine animals while also working to protect their environments.

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

PROVIDED PANDEMIC RELIEF IN THE FORM OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT TO SCHOOLS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN RURAL AREAS, AND OTHER HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS IN AN EFFORT TO STOP THE SPREAD OF COVID-19.

NUMEROUS EVENTS OF EQUINE THERAPY FOR WOUNDED WARRIORS WERE PROJECTED TO BE HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH WOUNDED WARRIORS PROJECT AS WELL AS HUNTING EXPEDITIONS. WOUNDED WARRIORS PROJECT, IS A 501(C)3 ORGANIZATION. HOWEVER, DO TO COVID-19, THESE PROJECTS HAVE BEEN DELAYED TO NEXT YEAR.

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.

COVID-19 MINISTRY OF HEALTH and WELLNESSACHAP WAS AWARDED A GRANT BY THE BOTSWANA MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS IN THE PERIOD UNDER REVIEW. THE PROJECT OBJECTIVE WAS TO SUPPORT THE BOTSWANA GOVERNMENT IN THE RESPONSE AGAINST THE PANDEMIC, MAINLY DOING TESTING, CONTRACT TRACING AND SURVEILLANCE OF COVID-19 ACROSS SEVERAL LOCATIONS IN THE COUNTRY AND PORTS OF ENTRIES.

SRAI IS DEDICATED SUPPORT VARIOUS PROJECTS IN THE BENEFITS OF CHILDREN, WOMEN, HEALTH CARE, ELDERLY AND DISASTER RELIEF, ETC.

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

Organization is still reviewing locations for second concert venue. Covid-19 forced us to cancel 4 concerts. The musicians were under contract so the offered to compensate the musicians and most took their fee.

To help veterans and their families who are struggling during COVID times by providing food, clothing, and housing assistance. Also to provide college scholoarships.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES, CHURCHES, MINISTRIES, MISSION ORGANIZATIONS; PROVIDE FOOD AND CARE FOR ORPHANS IN COLUMBIA S.A.; PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DISASTER RELIEF, HOMELESS CARE, FOOD ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY; PROVIDE FINANCIAL HELP FOR MILITARY COMBAT SOLDIERS AND THEIR FAMILIES; PROVIDE FINANCIAL HELP TO LEGAL ORGANIZATIONS DEFENDING CHRISTIAN BELIEFS AND ACTIONS; PROVIDE FUNDS TO ORGANIZATIONS GIVING FACIAL DEFORMED CHILDREN CORRECTED SURGERY; PROVIDING FUNDS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT GIVE CARE TO WOUNDED BOMB AND SECURITY DOGS AND HELP COMBAT VETERANS WITH PTSD AND OTHER ISSUES.

IS A 501(C)3 NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PROMOTING THE FANDOM OF FIREFLY and SERENITY AND OTHER PROJECTS OF THEIR CAST AND CREW THROUGH CHARITABLE WORKS. DUE TO THE COVID PANDEMIC ALL EVENTS WERE CANCELLED FOR THE YEAR.

Our organization is a 501(c)3 whose primary focus is to help fund student activities that the district is unable to pay for and the students would benefit from. We consistently work with the children at least 6 times throughout their 12 years in the WRSD and we provide them with meaningful learning opportunities. With the pandemic, we have been impacted greatly by what we were able to accomplish. This year we focused on fundraising in the hopes that restrictions will be released and the kids will be able to full resume all their activities.

The Mt. supports the School to enable the students and teachers to experience opportunities by travel to Paris, Catalina Island, Moab Utah. We also support the Athletic by helping pay for the refs for BB due to Covid (no gate fees to pay for refs) and to purchase shoes, equipment for kids of need. We also support the group to maintain the Trails.

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.

THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF IS TO PROVIDE HOPE AT OPPORTUNITY PRIMARILY THROUGH EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN DOMESTICE FAITH-BASED AND NON-FAITH BASED ORGANIZATIONS, FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING HUMANITATIAN RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT; USING MEDICAL AND HEALTH CARE SERVICES, NUTRITIONAL SERVICES, DISASTER RELIEF, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT AND SUPPORT MOBILIZATION AND ADVOCACY.

OUR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER THE YOUTH AND PEOPLE OF , ECUADOR AND OTHER COMMUNITIES GLOBALLY THROUGH EDUCATION, HEALTH, DISASTER RELIEF PROGRAMS AND INTITIATIVES, IN AN EFFORT TO END POVERTY, PROVIDING HUMANITARIAN AND MEDICAL AID TO THOSE IN NEED.

THE MISSION OF ITLTRF IS TO STRENGTHEN AND ENHANCE THE COORDINATION OF AREA WIDE DISASTER EFFORTS ON LANDS LOCATED IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY AFFECTED BY WILDFIRES AND OTHER DISASTERS BY WORKING WITH , FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO 1 SHARE DISASTER RELIEF INFORMATION 2 SIMPLIFY ACCESS TO DISASTER RELIEF SERVICES, AND 3 PROVIDE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE EXPERIENCED NATURAL DISASTERS.

OUR VISION IS TO BE AN ACTIVE, EMPOWERED LIFE-SUSTAINING CHURCH , BRINGING HOPE INTO CRISIS THROUGH THE TRANSFORMING POWER OF JESUS CHRIST TO EVERY LIFE AND COMMUNITY WE SERVE. (REVELATION 19:7)

NCAC raises funds and awareness to support organizations in Northern California to end the HIV/ pandemic and care for those living with and affected by HIV/. We encourage a positive environment for the dignity, quality of life and acceptance of those affected/infected with HIV/.

TO SUPPORT A VARIETY OF ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORTING CHILDREN AND YOUTH CAUSES USING GOLF AS A VEHICLE TO RAISE SUPPORT. DUE TO THE PANDEMIC, THE EVENT WAS NOT HELD IN 2020. THEREFORE, INCOME/DONATIONS INTO THE ORGANIZATION WAS PRIMARILY GIFTS THAT DID NOT CLEAR IN THE 2019 CALENDAR YEAR FROM THE 2019 EVENT. MOST EXPENSES PAID IN 2020 WERE INCURRED IN 2019. GRANTS TO ORGANIZATION MADE IN 2020 WERE FROM FUNDS RAISED AT SPECIAL EVENT IN 2019.

is a student-run nonprofit organization based at High School. Students raise money through events during the year in order to give money back to local or global organizations and disadvantaged youth. The successful production of events is also a part of our mission. Students gain leadership, organizational, negotiation, fiscal responsibility and management skills through the operations of the . For the fiscal year ended 6/30/2022, the remained on hiatus due to COVID-19 and had very limited activity.

Breed Education Junior Handling Disaster Relief and Activities for the Betterment the St. Breed

is a national nonprofit with a mission of freeing our country from the social and economic barriers to opportunities that have been perpetuated by a history of systemic and institutionalized racism. We partner with local governments and communities to more effectively address pressing challenges by placing experienced professionals in local government agencies. These Executive Fellows lead strategic projects that are designed to accelerate progress and advance racial equity. Our work focuses on issues such as affordable housing and homelessness; workforce training and living-wage jobs; pandemic response and health equity; education reform and digital access; public safety and justice reform; climate resilience and green infrastructure; and more. has worked on over 250 projects in 42 cities and counties across 18 states serving a combined population of 25 million people. The majority of our alumni continue to work in civic leadership and nearly all our government pa

The PeriAnethesia (TAPAN) has over 900 active members and advances nursing practices through education, research and standards. The TAPAN State Conference is held annually and offers Continuing Education (CE) classes. With COVID this year it was an virtual event which was free to all members. The organization maintains a website where members can locate Education classes which fit their professional need and requirements. TAPAN provides contact to our members via our newsletter. Scholarships are awarded to members for education, research and certification. Exemplary Regions are recognized by Awards. Donations are made to further nursing and assist medical missions.

A CHRISTIAN HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATION WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE , BASIC NEEDS (SUCH AS FOOD AND WATER), AND MICROFINANCE ASSISTANCE IN PARTS OF THE WORLD WHICH HAVE SUFFERED SEVERE INFRASTRUCTURE DAMAGE. WE ARE AN ORGANIZATION THAT CHOOSES TO LIVE BEYOND...OURSELVES, OUR CULTURE, OUR BORDERS, AND THIS LIFE SO THAT OTHERS CAN LIVE BEYOND...DISEASE, HUNGER, POVERTY AND DESPAIR.

ASSISTING THE COMMUNITY AND ASSOCIATION MEMBERS IN THE EVENT A CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS OR ACCIDENT AND TO ENHANCE QUALITY LIFE THROUGH NEED BASED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, NONPROFIT SUPPORT, EDUCATION, DISASTER RELIEF, AND HOUSING RELATED INITIATIVES WHILE PROMOTING VOLUNTEERISM.

Promoting programs that raise awareness about Americas veterans.Provide veterans/service personnel and their families with financial assistance,employment assistance,scholarships and provide disaster relief.

TO PROVIDE DISASTER RELIEF TO EMPLOYEES.

Data Driven Education Ed-FiThese direct charitable activities support the delivery of modern, flexible, powerful actionable student-centric education data systems for K-12 schools that educators can use. They also support the development of the Ed-Fi solution - the only free, flexible complete ed-tech solution to empower educators with relevant, timely information that enables better data collection to drive higher student outcomes. These activities include funds to help stabilize, strengthen, support state assessment accountability amid the challenges uncertainties created by the COVID-19 pandemic. They also support the creation implementation of an education data system in South Africa that will advance student outcomes through district management tools best practice sharing.

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.

Annual Fundraiser Phlip Phlop Phloat and Phling benefitting area charities Event was cancelled due to pandemic so registration fees were refunded

PURCHASED 2,000 UNITS OF KN95 MASKS AND 2,400 UNITS OF N95 MASKS (TOTAL 4,400 UNITS) FROM G12 SERVICES LLC DBA MASKS MATTER NOW, LLC. PURPOSE OF PURCHASING MASKS IS FOR DISTRIBUTION TO INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES REQUIRING MASKS TO STOP SPREAD OF COVID-19 .

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.

COVID 19 RECOVERY - SUPPORTED OVER 40 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN MARION AND POLK COUNTIES.

service to (Love)! All of the donations are from individuals who feel called to assist providing a greater and ease filled life for all life forms. i.e. arts, culture, education, humanitarian, environmental quality, protection, beautification, spiritual development, civil rights, social , advocacy, basic needs. Also, to assist those who have experienced hardship, i.e. C19, weather and/or natural disasters. 2021 was also a continuance of Covid-19 and much support was needed.

TO PROVIDE DISASTER RELIEF AND EMERGENCY PROGRAMS.

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