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1		ROXBURY, MA
2		NEW YORK, NY
3		NEW YORK, NY
4		New York, NY
5		LATHAM, NY
6		ALBANY, NY
7		CORNING, NY
8		New York, NY
9		Westfield, NJ
10		Hawthorne, NJ
11		Rochester, NY
12		HOLYOKE, MA
13		PLEASANT VALLEY, NY
14		West Hartford, CT
15		Nesconset, NY
16		New Salem, MA
17		PEARL RIVER, NY
18		NEW YORK, NY
19		NEW YORK, NY
20		DAMARISCOTTA, ME
21		BUFFALO, NY
22		NEW YORK, NY
23		NEW YORK, NY
24		GREAT NECK, NY
25		CLIFTON PARK, NY
26		DANBURY, CT
27		Delmar, NY
28		YONKERS, NY
29		BROOKLINE, MA
30		WESTBOROUGH, MA
31		New York, NY
32		NORWALK, CT
33		MONTPELIER, VT
34		Cheektowaga, NY
35		MILLBURN, NJ
36		CINCINNATI, OH
37		WASHINGTON, DC
38		PAOLI, PA
39		EDGEWATER, MD
40		FOREST HILL, MD
41		MARTINSVILLE, VA
42		NEWTOWN, PA
43		ALEXANDRIA, VA
44		SHOREVIEW, MN
45		GREER, SC
46		REED CITY, MI
47		DUBLIN, OH
48		BETHESDA, MD
49		Baltimore, MD
50		GREENFIELD, WI

THE PRIMARY MISSION OF DEEP IS TO PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT; TO IDENTIFY AND ALLEVIATE STRUCTURAL CAUSES OF BUSINESS DECLINE; TO INVEST IN THE COMMUNITY BY PURCHASING AND HOLDING STRATEGIC PROPERTY FOR DEVELOPMENT; TO GUIDE DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES AS A TRUSTEE OF THE COMMUNITY RESIDENTS; AND TO DO ALL ACTS PERMITTED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 180 OF THE GENERAL LAWS OF MASS. AND SECTION 501 (C)(3) OF THE IRS CODE.

NEW YORK POOLED PRI FUND LLC - PROVIDING BELOW MARKET RATE LOANS TO ORGANIZATIONS WORKING WITH AND ON BEHALF OF LOW-INCOME NEW YORKERS.

LEGACY HERITAGE PROGRAMMING XV LLC - MIKDASH

PLEASE NOTE, THE IS NOT INVOLVED IN ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. ITS PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO SUPPORT, BY CONTRIBUTIONS, OTHER ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT UNDER INTERNAL

REPRESENTS NOT-FOR-PROFIT, MISSION-DRIVEN AND PUBLIC CONTINUING CARE PROVIDERS, INCLUDING NURSING HOMES, SENIOR HOUSING, ADULT CARE FACILITIES, CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES, ASSISTED LIVING AND COMMUNITY SERVICE PROVIDERS AND ITS SERVICES FOR MEMEBERS, WHICH ARE NON-FOR-PROFITS AND GOVERNMENT-OPERATED ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING LONG-TERM CARE.

RESTORE VIABILITY OF AVENUE BUSINESS

SEE ATTACHED ON SCHEDULE O - "SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION TO FORM 990." AIM INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTER, MORE COMMONLY KNOWN AS AIM, IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, THEIR FAMILIES, FRIENDS, THE BUSINESSES THAT SERVE THEM THOSE WITH AN INTEREST IN DISABILITIES.

The purposes of the Corporation are to lend support to organizations, projects, and initiatives providing human development and economic activities to local communities and civil society organizations in the country of Haiti, by raising funds or facilitating access to financial resources for their purposes and strengthening their technical and professional capabilities, and to enhance on an international level, the public awareness, and understanding of the nature and extent of the problems of the underprivileged in Haiti.Nothing herein shall authorize, directly or indirectly, to engage in or include among its purposes, any of the activities mentioned in the Not-for-Profit Corporation Law, Section 404 (a)-(v).

Promote business in , NJ and the surrounding areas.

ORGANIZATION BUSINESSES TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY LIFE IN THE COMMUNITY.

To provide non-residential facilities to not-for-profit organizations and to assist in the habilitative development of individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities.

TO HELP DEVELOP LOW AND MODERATE INCOME HOUSING AND ASSIST THE EXPANSION OF BUSINESS IN HOLYOKE, MA.

PROVIDE A FORUM FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND DISCUSSION OF ISSUES RELEVANT TO THE INDUSTRY IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS WITHIN THE INDUSTRY.

A neighborhood organization whose mission is to encourage and assist all community members to be good neighbors. WECA works to enhance the safety, quality of life and well-being of its residents. WECA promotes safe and beautiful streets, desirable housing, excellent schools, cultural and social events, historic preservation, and a thriving business corridor for the benefit of all community members.

To provide financial and emotional support to families within the Smithtown community by bridging families, neighbors and local businesses to act as one in times of crisis.

Enrich partnership between and community by actively supporting through programming, advocacy, volunteer services and fundraising. Promote awareness resources, services and needs . Support and cooperate with staff and Trustees in identifying and developing services, needs, and facilities to meet needs. Encourage, solicit and receive gifts and bequests to from corporations, businesses, community organizations and private citizens. Support development and enhancement services. Support American Association Bill Rights. Provide programs and events for that support and provide education to .

WE HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED TO PROMOTE IRISH TRADITIONAL MUSIC AND DANCE. WE AWARD GRANTS TO WINNERS OF OUR MUSIC COMPETITION TO AID THEM IN THE EXPENSE OF TRAVELLING TO IRELAND TO COMPETE AT THE ALL-IRELAND COMPETITIONS. WE ALSO PROVIDE FUNDS TO THE NORTH AMERICAN PROVINCIAL COUNCIL, A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION ORGANIZED TO PROMOTE IRISH TRADITIONAL MUSIC AND CULTURE.

TO ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO PURSUE THEIR PERSONAL DREAMS BE THEY IN BUSINESS, LAW, COMPUTER SCIENCE, GOVERNMENT, STRATEGY, DIPLOMACY, OR COMMUNICATIONS, WITHOUT FORGETTING THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TO COMMUNITY, WHETHER LOCAL OR GLOBAL.

PROVIDE SERVICE TO OTHERS, TO PROMOTE HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS, AND TO ADVANCE UNDERSTANDING GOODWILL AND PEACE THROUGH ITS FELLOWSHIPS OF BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL, AND COMMUNITY LEADERS.

SPARKS INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO PLASTIC POLLUTION BY HELPING PEOPLE, BUSINESSES AND COMMUNITIES SHIFT FROM SINGLE-USE TO REUSE.

GRANTS TO KIVA , A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION THAT MAKES LOANS TO UNDERPRIVILEDGED INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES.

To benefit children in Township, Cape Town, South Africa. was formed to work directly with Thokozani Brothers, a registered Not- for-Profit benefiting the children.

Serves as a platform for all of its members to share business experiences and as collective purchas powers for supplies. Supports charity and community activities.

IN 2001, BEGAN BIOTECHNOLOGIA, THE BIOTECH MEETING IN GREECE, IN ORDER TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR INVITED PARTICIPANTS, LEADERS IN THE FIELDS OF MEDICINE, BIOLOGY, BUSINESS, AND FINANCE TO EXCHANGE IDEAS AND PROMOTE RESEARCH. THE BIOTECHNOLOGIA CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN 2021 WAS CANCELLED DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

PART III PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE MISSION STATEMENT: THE , A VOLUNTEER NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION, SUPPORTS THE MISSION OF THE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BY RAISING AND DISTRIBUTING FUNDS FOR EDUCATION ENRICHMENT BEYOND THE REACH OF THE BASIC OPERATIONAL NEEDS OF THE DISTRICT.

THE PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION IS TO ENGAGE IN ANY LAWFUL ACT OR ACTIVITY WHICH NONSTOCK CORPORATIONS MAY BE FORMED UNDER CONNECTICUT LAW INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, (1) THE COLLECTION AND DONATION OF SOCCER BALLS CHILDREN IN IRAQ, AFGHANISTAN, AND ANY LOCATION WHERE THERE MAY BE AMERICAN TROOPS, IN HONOR OF PFC. NICHOLAS A. MADARAS, (2) SUPPORT APPLIED BEHAVIORAL REHABILITATION INSTITUTE, ., ("ABRI") AND MOST SPECIFICALLY ITS PROGRAMS ENTITLED HOMES THE BRAVE AND THE PFC. NICHOLAS A. MADARAS HOME, SO LONG AS ABRI QUALIFES AS AN ORGANIZATION EXEMPT FROM TAX UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND OTHER LIKE PROGRAMS, BUT IN ALL EVENTS NOT ANY PURPOSE NOT PERMITTED OF AN ORGANIZATION THAT IS EXEMPT FROM TAXATION, (3) THE DISTRIBUTION OF SOCCER BALLS AND SOCCER EQUIPMENT TO CHILDREN IN OTHER LOCATIONS WHERE THE NEED IS GREAT AND THE EQUIPMENT IS APPRECIATED, ALL IN HONOR OF PFC. NICHOLAS A. MADARAS.

continued its mission of making a connection between the needs in our community and those with resources to share. Our two main programs, a community store and a book project, distribute like-new donations to those in need in our community. In 2021, gave away, free of charge, $290,336 worth of donated clothing and housewares and $110,000 worth of donated books to people in need. This environmentally friendly business model keeps donations out of the landfill by recycling and re-purposing beautiful in-kind donations.We support individuals and families in poverty. This includes those leaving a shelter and setting up an apartment, refugee families who do not have access to basic essentials, as well as adults and children in Albany who dont have the means to purchase books for their home library. We supply these items free of charge to those living in poverty.In 2021, we could carry out our mission because:- $348,522 worth of clothing and housewares were d

TO BRING ABOUT THE SUSTAINED REGENERATION, IMPROVEMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT BY DEVELOPING COMMUNITY-BASED PARTNERSHIPS THAT EMPOWER PEOPLE, BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS TO PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING.

SEEKS TO INCREASE CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY AND TO STRENGTHEN LEGAL SYSTEMS IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH BY DRIVING COLLABORATION AMONG COMMUNITIES, FUNDERS, AND CREATIVE LEADERS IN AN EFFORT TO TIP THE BALANCE SO CORPORATIONS ARE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR AND INTERNALIZE THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND HUMAN OF THEIR ACTIONS.

THE MISSION OF ,. IS TO EQUIP NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WITH THE RESOURCES THEY NEED TO MAXIMIZE THEIR IMPACT ON THE PEOPLE THEY SERVE. ALSO, TO ENGAGE CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS,CHURCHES, AND INDIVIDUALS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE NEEDS WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITIES AND HELP THEM GETINVOLVED IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND FULFILL CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY.

The delivers unique Master of Science degrees in Impact-Focused Business Investing, Sustainable Fashion and Risk, Resilience and Integrity Management.

TO SUPPORT THE LONG-TERM DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABLITY THE COMMUNITY , KENYA IN A VARIETY WAYS, FOCUSING ON BUT NOT LIMITED TO 1) EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT PRIMARILY THROUGH OPERATIONAL SUPPORT THE MAGNET SCHOOL AND SCHOLARSHIP ASSISTANCE FOR ITS STUDENTS; 2)COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS, SUCH AS VOCATIONAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND TECHNOLOGY TRAINING AND MICROFINANCE SUPPORT LOCAL ENTREPRENEURIAL BUSINESS INITIATIVES AND 3)COMMUNITY SERVICES, INCLUDING THE DEVELOPMENT BUILDINGS AND PROGRAMMING TARGETED AT ENCOURAGING LOCAL RESIDENTS AND ENHANCING COMMUNITY LIFE.

EDUCATING VT RESIDENTS ABOUT VT RECREATION and EDUCATING VT BUSINESSES ABOUT VT RECREATION DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES, COLLABORATION OPPORTUNITIES AND CHANGES IN POLICY RELATED TO THE RECREATION ECONOMY.

To support small owners

TO PROMOTE THE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND REVITALIZATION, ENHANCE COMMERCIAL VISIBILITY AND ATTRACTIVENESS, FOSTER AND ENCOURAGESELF-HELP PROGRAMS TO ENHANCE THE LOCAL CLIMATE, PROVIDE ADMINISTRATIVE AND OTHER SERVICES TO BENEFIT ,EMPLOYEES, RESIDENTS AND CONSUMERS AND PROMOTE AND PRESERVE THE CULTURAL, HISTORIC, TOURISTIC AND CIVIC INTERESTS OF THE TOWNOF MILBURN AND ITS SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT.

TO ENCOURAGE BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS TO BECOME ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN THE MENTORING AND TUTORING OF CHILDREN IN FINANCIAL LITERACY

ENTERPRISE STUDENT FELLOWSHIPS - A FINANCIAL NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR ACADEMICALLY QUALIFIED CITIZEN RESIDENTS OF TO OBTAIN AN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS THAT, DUE TO FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, WOULD OTHERWISE NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO OBTAIN SUCH AN . DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2022, THE TWELFTH SAND FINAL GRADUATING CLASS INCLUDED 28 -CAEF FELLOWS. AS NO ADDITIONAL SOURCES OF FUNDING HAVE BEEN SECURED, THE ORGANIZATION AWARDED ITS FINAL NEW FELLOWSHIPS IN FY19 AS IT IS COMMITTED TO RENEWING THE EXISTING FELLOWSHIPS THROUGH THE FINAL GRADUATING CLASS IN 2022. PROGRAM COSTS INCLUDE DEVELOPMENT, MONITORING, GRADUATION AND FELLOWSHIP AWARDS. STUDENT FELLOWSHIP AWARDS ACCOUNT FOR $171,137 OF THE COST OF THIS PROGRAM SERVICE.

TO PROMOTE, GROW SUSTAIN A DIVERSE HEALTHY BUSINEES COMMUNITY.

TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES THAT BENEFIT COMMUNITIES IN WHICH OUR BUSINESSES OPERATE. TO PRESERVE AND CONSERVE UNIQUE NATURAL SPACES THAT RECONNECT PEOPLE TO LAND AND INSPIRE OTHERS TO DO SAME.

TO UNITE, FURTHER THE EDUCATION OF MANAGERS, AND ASSIST IN MAINTAINING A HIGH STANDARD OF BUSINESS ETHICS WITHIN THE INDUSTRY.

TO EXPAND THE TAX BASE AND PROVIDE JOBS FOR THE MARTINSVILLE/HENRY BY ENCOURAGING EXPANSION OF LOCAL BUSINESSES AND INDUSTRIES AND BY RECRUITING NEW BUSINESSES TO LOCATE.

LSAC IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO ADVANCE AND JUSTICE BY ENCOURAGING DIVERSE, TALENTED INDIVIDUALS TO STUDY AND BY SUPPORTING THEIR ENROLLMENT AND LEARNING JOURNEYS FROM PRELAW THROUGH PRACTICE. LSAC PROVIDES PRODUCTS AND SERVICES THAT SUPPORT CANDIDATES AND SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS, AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO EXPAND AND DIVERSIFY THE RANGE OF PRELAW STUDENTS, ENHANCE STUDENT OUTCOMES IN , AND SUPPORT LEGAL PROFESSIONALS THROUGHOUT THEIR CAREERS.

TO PROVIDE MEMBERS WITH A SUSTAINABLE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE. TO PROMOTE REPRESENT THE COMMON BUSINESS INTERESTS OF WITHIN THE INDUSTRY BEFORE GOVERNMENT THE PUBLIC.

THE ASSOCIATION WORKS WITH THE NATIONAL FIRE ASSOCIATION TO PROMOTE THE INDUSTRY.

TO FURTHER THE KNOWLEDGE OF ITS MEMBERS AND THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE PUBLIC REGARDING AND SAFEGUARDING PROPERTY, FAMILY AND BUSINESS INTERESTS.

TO PROVIDE SERVICE TO OTHERS, PROMOTE INTEGRITY, AND ADVANCE WORLD UNDERSTANDING, GOODWILL, AND PEACE THROUGH OUR FELLOWSHIP OF BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL, AND COMMUNITY LEADERS.

THE PURPOSE IS TO EXTEND FINANCIAL AND OTHER AID TO INDIVIDUALS, CORPORATIONS, TRUSTS OR CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS AS QUALIFIED UNDER AS AN EXEMPT ORGANIZATION UNDER IRS SECTION 501 C 3 AND AS PERMITTED UNDER OHIO LAW.

TO ENCOURAGE AND INSPIRE RESEARCH AND DIALOGUE ON THE RESPONSIBLE USE OF ADVANCES IN BRAIN SCIENCE. TO ACCOMPLISH OUR MISSION, WE EXCHANGE KNOWLEDGE AMONG SCIENTISTS, ETHICISTS, MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS, LAWYERS, EDUCATORS, POLICY MAKERS AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS; FORGE CONNECTIONS AND COLLABORATIONS ACROSS SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES, BUSINESS SECTORS, GOVERMENT AGENCIES AND INSTITUTIONS; ENABLE EDUCATIONAL, TRAINING AND MENTORING OPPORTUNITIES TO STRENGHTEN ; ENGAGE IN PUBLIC FORUMS AND DISCUSSIONS WITH CITIZENS, JOURNALISTS, EXPERTS AND LEADERS.

THE PROVIDES STUDENTS OF JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN AND GROW THROUGH ENTRY-LEVEL JOBS AT BUSINESS AND NON-PROFITS THROUGHOUT THE BALTIMORE AREA. THROUGH CIP, STUDENTS ARE ABLE TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE COST OF THEIR EDUCATION BY WORKING 5 FULL DAYS EACH MONTH. MORE THAN 85 COMPANIES PARTICIPATE IN THE CIP , AND CIP SPONSORS INCLUDE PRESTIGIOUS LAW FIRMS, HOSPITALS, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, UNIVERSITIES, LOCAL MUSEUMS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. BECAUSE OF CIP, STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT THE WORLD OF WORK, THEY BUILD CONFIDENCE OUTSIDE OF A CLASSROOM, AND THEY LEARN TO ENVISION THEIR OWN PROFESSIONAL FUTURES.

THE PURPOSE OF THE BID IS TO FOSTER THE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND CULTURAL VITALITY OF THE DISTRICT BETWEEN OKLAHOMA AVENUE AND COLLEGE AVENUE, THE SIDE OF THE MILWAUKEE METROPOLITAN AREA.

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