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1		OXFORD, NJ
2		MASTIC, NY
3		BOSTON, MA
4		Canandaigua, NY
5		Califon, NJ
6		WINOOSKI, VT
7		NEW GRETNA, NJ
8		Jackson, NJ
9		BRONX, NY
10		SHREWSBURY, MA
11		Weare, NH
12		CHICAGO, IL
13		Chicago, IL
14		GREENSBORO, NC
15		PHILADELPHIA, PA
16		PHOENIXVILLE, PA
17		PHILADELPHIA, PA
18		WASHINGTON, DC
19		Ettrick, WI
20		HOUGHTON, MI
21		POQUOSON, VA
22		CHARLEROI, PA
23		CHICAGO, IL
24		SCRANTON, PA
25		Lawrenceburg, IN
26		GREENBELT, MD
27		EVANSVILLE, IN
28		ST CLAIR SHORES, MI
29		EAU CLAIRE, WI
30		Akron, OH
31		STROUDSBURG, PA
32		TEMPLE HILLS, MD
33		FAIRFIELD, OH
34		CINCINNATI, OH
35		Columbus, OH
36		COUNCIL, NC
37		TOLEDO, OH
38		ORRVILLE, OH
39		BRYAN, OH
40		SANDUSKY, OH
41		ELYRIA, OH
42		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
43		FORT WAYNE, IN
44		ANDERSON, IN
45		NEW CASTLE, IN
46		MOUNT VERNON, IN
47		Valparaiso, IN
48		DELAWARE, OH
49		EVANSTON, IL
50		CHICAGO, IL

THE MISSION IS TO HELP HOMELESS AND LOW-INCOME FAMILIES ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE INDEPENDENCE THROUGH A COMMUNITY-BASED RESPONSE. ENABLES COMMUNITIES TO WORK TOGETHER TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS HOMELESS FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS. PROVIDING SHELTER, MEALS, RE-HOUSING, AND COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES, HELPS FAMILIES ACHIEVE LASTING SELF-SUFFICIENCY. THE VISION IS A COMMUNITY, AND A COUNTRY, IN WHICH EVERY AND INDIVIDUAL HAS A HOME, A JOB, AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD A BETTER FUTURE.

PROVIDE HELP TO HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES

TO PROVIDE LOW-INCOME HOUSING IN THE MISSION HILL SECTION OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS.

Emergency Food Pantry providing food for area families. Dental Services for area families need. Providing rental assistance to families need.

Promoting and advocating for sustainable solutions for the multifaceted nature of poverty and homelessness.

TO END HOMELESSNESS IN AND PROVIDE INNOVATIVE MENTAL HEALTH ALTERNATIVES.

HAS ESTABLISHED A COMMUNITY OUT REACH PROGRAM UNDER WHICH IT PROVIDES FOOD, CLOTHING AND MEALS TO LOCAL FAMILIES IN NEED OF SUCH ASSISTANCE. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE HOMELESS, NEEDY AND INDIGENT FAMILIES.

Food Pantry; Soup Kitchen; Serving Homeless; Food Packages Deliveries

TO AID AND ASSIST THE HOMELESS, LOW INCOME AND SINGLE PARENT FAMILIES BY SECURING TEMPORARY AND AFFORDABLE

THE , . IS ORGANIZED TO HELP RAISE AWARENESS AND EDUCATE THE PUBLIC REGARDING HOMELESSNESS, HUNGER, MENTAL HEALTH, AND OTHER ISSUES IN THE COMMUNITY, AND HELPS PROVIDE TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO THOSE AFFECTED TO COMBAT THESE PROBLEMS.THEY ALSO SUPPORT 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN THE COMMUNITIES OF SHREWSBURY, WORCESTER, AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS THAT FURTHER THE AFOREMENTIONED MISSION TO TACKLE HOMELESSNESS, HUNGER, AND OTHER SOCIAL CONCERNS.ALL FUNDS RECEIVED FROM DONORS AND FROM OUR FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES ARE DONATED SOLELY TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS OR USED FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

assists local shelters, social service agencies, and other non-profits that work to better the lives of people and animals in our communities. We assist by providing funds, good and supplies, and volunteering to help these organizations provide their services to their clients. Some examples of our assistance is goods and supplies from their urgent "wish lists", homemade meals, and funds during times of critically low supplies.

THE COMMISSION FOCUSES ON SERVING IN NEED, THROUGH PROGRAMS THAT HELP HOSPITALIZED RECOVER AND THRIVE, PROVIDE WITH RESOURCES TO EXIT HOMELESSNESS, SUPPORT MILITARY FAMILIES, AND ASSIST AND MILITARY MEMBERS IN COMMUNITIES.

To support programs and institutions throughout Illinois that work towards creating a better tomorrow for the youth of today. CBC believes in a series of fundamental principles that collectively serve to support local citizens and better the lives of youth in and around the city.We believe in aiding those who are homeless, ill, abused, or otherwise at risk treating individuals suffering from disabling effects of physical injury promoting health, fitness and teamwork repressing risk-related behavior such as drug use, gang involvement and crime facilitating positive educational experiences that illustrate the power of learning

provides basic home furnishings at no cost to qualified families and individuals on path to self-sufficiency. Their clients are transitioning out of homelessness, recovering from a major setback, fleeing abuse or violence, or overcoming severe poverty. In an average year organization furnishes homes of 800 families at no cost, helping a total of 2,200 people, giving out 8,000 pieces of furniture that would have otherwise been destined for landfill. This includes more than 1,000 beds with half going to children ages 4-17.

BREAKING THE CYCLE OF POVERTY, HOMELESSNESS, AND HUNGER IN COMMUNITIES ACROSS AMERICA.

TO PROVIDE FOR SPECIAL NEEDS PEOPLE, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS AND LOW INCOME FAMILIES. ALSO, FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING FOR SUCH PURPOSES, THE MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501 (C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954.

COUNSELING HOMELESS HELP (PANTRI) HOSPITAL AND PRISIONS VISITING BIBLE SCHOOL FOR ALL

THE ORGANIZATION EXISTS TO HELP THE POOR AND HOMELESS BY PROVIDING FOR IMMEDIATE and LONG-TERM NEEDS.

Christian Mission Grants and other special circumstance grants, including hunger relief and homeless shelter.

Operation of a no-time-limits shelter for homeless dogs and cats.

ENGAGING IN EACH AND EVERY OTHER ACTIVITY WHICH WILL LESSEN THE RELIANCE OF THE POOR, THE HUNGRY, THE HOMELESS AND THE POTENTIALLY HOMELESS, AND THE UNEMPLOYED AND POTENTIALLY UNEMPLOYED, ON THE GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES OF THE VIRGINIA PENINSULA.

THE MISSION OF SERVICES, INC. IS TO IDENTIFY AND PROVIDE FOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICE NEEDS THROUGHOUT THE REGION. SERVICES, INC. HAS BEEN PROVIDING A WIDE VARIETY OF SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES THROUGHOUT BUTLER, FAYETTE, GREENE, WASHINGTON AND WESTMORELAND COUNTIES FOR OVER 50 YEARS.TODAY, THE SPHS SYSTEM INCLUDES CHILD CARE, AGING PROGRAMS, FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES, PRIMARY AND PEDIATRIC HEALTH CARE, MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND CARE, SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT, HOMELESS ASSISTANCE, HOME HEALTH CARE, NUTRITION SERVICES, AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES. PLEASE BROWSE OUR SITE TO LEARN ABOUT HOW WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP YOU.

TO SUPPORT FRANCISCAN OUTREACH IN ITS EFFORTS TO PROVIDE SERVICES FOR THE POOR, MARGINALIZED, AND HOMELESS.

THE SEEKS TO ASSIST AND FACILITATE INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATING IN THE LACKAWANNA COUNTY OF COMMON PLEAS DIVISION WITH CHALLENGES OF DAILY LIVING AS THEY MOVE FROM ADDICTED LIFE TO A SOBER LIFESTYLE. THE SEEKS TO PROVIDE MEDICAL/DENTAL CARE TO INDIVIDUALS WHO FALL BETWEEN THE CRACKS IN THE NORMAL SYSTEMS, TRANSITIONAL HOUSING, EDUCATIONAL AND EMPLOYMENT TRAINING, TRANSPORTATION AND OTHER BASIC NEEDS.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO WOMEN LEAVING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTERS. A HAS BEEN STARTED TO FURNISH CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FREE OF CHARGE TO THESE WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN. PROCEEDS FROM THE ARE USED TO EXPAND THE PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT OF SUCH FAMILIES.

provides economic, spiritual, and personal support for disadvantaged populations. Programs include "restart" which is focused on assisting the homeless and sheltered community re-enter society through jobs, housing and spiritual growth.

OUR MISSION IS TO END HOMELESSNESS AND HUNGER IN OUR BY OFFERING CRISIS INTERVENTION FOR PEOPLE IN NEED.

We are a 501c3 charitable organization which funds medical treatment for abandoned companion animals--predominantly felines and canines. We work with veterinarians and rescue groups with the ultimate goal of finding permanent homes for the homeless. Our mission is to reduce the number of homeless cats and dogs by paying for needed medical treatment and assisting with the permanent placement of these animals through our partnerships with local rescue groups.

TO ENSURE THE EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE DELIVERY HOUSING AND SERVICES TO PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS IN THE SERVICE AREA.

To preach the gospel of Jesus Christ to homeless and impoverished people in Summit County, Ohio

PROVIDES SAFE SHELTER, MEALS, AND SUPPORT SERVICES FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN THROUGH A COLLABORATIVE NETWORK LOCAL CONGREGATIONS.

Provide extensive comprehensive services to eradicate homelessness by improving participants through workforce development and training, care coordination, food support, and other services among Veterans and community-at large.

ALLEVIATE POVERTY AND HUNGER BY SOLICITING AND JUDICIOUSLY DISTRIBUTING SURPLUS MARKETABLE AND WHOLESOME GROCERY PRODUCTS TO A NETWORK OF CHARITABLE FOOD PANTRIES, SOUP KITCHENS, SHELTERS AND OTHER DISTRIBUTING ORGANIZATIONS, WHICH IN TURN DISTRIBUTE THESE PRODUCTS TO NEEDY AND HUNGRY PEOPLE. DEVELOP, MONITOR, STRENGTHEN AND OTHERWISE SUPPORT THIS NETWORK OF CHARITIES BY FOSTERING COMMUNICATION, SETTING STANDARDS FOR DISTRIBUTION AND STORAGE, AND DISSEMINATING EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS APPROPRIATE TO OUR COLLECTIVE MISSION OF HELPING PEOPLE IN POVERTY. EDUCATE THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR, AND THE COMMUNITY IN GENERAL, ABOUT THE NATURE AND SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF HUNGER AND POVERTY.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND RELATED SERVICES TO HOMELESS PERSONS WITH HISTORIES OF EMOTIONAL AND/OR MENTAL DISABILITIES.

is an all-volunteer organization which in 20 years has awarded over $775,872 to help 191 women. They are given the opportunity to pursue their academic goals, enabling them to obtain jobs that can raise the economic status of their families. Many recipients have overcome abuse, homelessness, addiction and financial hardships and graduate with academic honors.Applicants are carefully screened. They must be at least 18 years old and be US citizens. They must demonstrate financial need and show evidence that they are likely to succeed in achieving their goals.Awards do not exceed $5,000 and are paid directly to the facility providing the needed services. The funds may be used tuition at universities, colleges, technology and trade schools, supplies,equipment, books, fees, bus passes and child care.

TO END EUTHANASIA OF HOMELESS AND UNWANTED PETS

PROVIDE LONG-TERM TRANSITIONAL SHELTER AND ADVOCACY TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SURVIVORS AND THEIR CHILDREN.

SUPPORT FOR HOMES FOR ORPHANS AND HOMELESS CHILDREN AT RISK

PROVIDE EMERGENCY SHELTER AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING TO HOMELESS

TO EDUCATE THE RESIDENTS ON PROPER CARE, HOUSING AND SUPPORT ANIMALS; TO PREVENT ANIMAL CRUELTY IN , AND TO PROVIDE TEMPORARY SHELTER FOR HOMELESS PETS.

PROVIDE SERVICES TO OHIO VETERANS, PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS VETERANS, PROMOTE AMERICANISM, EDUCATE VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES ABOUT AVAILABLE ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS AND BENEFITS.

PROVIDES CHRIST CENTERED PROGRAMS TO THE HOMELESS AND THOSE IN NEED.

TO PROVIDE, THROUGH THE POWER OF JESUS CHRIST, A HOME FOR THE HOMELESS, FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY, AND HOPE FOR THEIR FUTURE.

THE SERVES GOD THROUGH FEEDING THOSE WHO ARE HUNGRY, SHELTERING THOSE WHO ARE HOMELESS, CLOTHING THE NEEDY AND LEADING THE LOST TO A NEW LIFE IN CHRIST.

TO FEED, SHELTER AND CLOTHE THE HOMELESS.

Provide temporary for families

resolves and prevents homelessness in Porter and LaPorte counties.

Provide shelter and food for the homeless, preserve families and promote independence.

INSPIRED BY DIVERSE FAITHS AND SHARED VALUES, BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER TO SERVE HUNGRY AND HOMELESS PEOPLE. PURSUE INTERFATH DIOLOGUE, AND ENGAGE IN ADVOCACY THAT PROMOTES SOCIAL JUSTICE FOR THOSE WHO SERVE.

LPCS BRINGS COMMUNITIES TOGETHER TO EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS FACING HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY TO SECURE STABLE HOUSING AND MAKE SUSTAINABLE LIFE CHANGES.

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