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151		West Terre Haute, IN
152		Grosse Pointe Farms, MI
153		Rockford, MI
154		Ann Arbor, MI
155		MILWAUKEE, WI
156		MADISON, WI
157		JANESVILLE, WI
158		BELOIT, WI
159		MILWAUKEE, WI
160		MILWAUKEE, WI
161		MADISON, WI
162		MILWAUKEE, WI
163		WAUSAU, WI
164		MEDFORD, WI
165		WEST BEND, WI
166		PLYMOUTH, WI
167		MADISON, WI
168		ELLSWORTH, WI
169		GLENDALE, WI
170		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
171		ST PAUL, MN
172		ROCHESTER, MN
173		ROCHESTER, MN
174		ELK RIVER, MN
175		Minneapolis, MN
176		LITTLE FALLS, MN
177		SAUK CENTRE, MN
178		ST PAUL, MN
179		WEST CHICAGO, IL
180		ALEXANDRIA, VA
181		WACONIA, MN
182		IOWA CITY, IA
183		ALGONA, IA
184		GLENWOOD, IA
185		MT PLEASANT, IA
186		Urbandale, IA
187		URBANDALE, IA
188		Williamstown, KY
189		Steeles Tavern, VA
190		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
191		TUTTLE, ND
192		WORTHINGTON, OH
193		CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
194		COLUMBUS, OH
195		Minneapolis, MN
196		ALDERSON, WV
197		Chicago, IL
198		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
199		LOUISVILLE, KY
200		Rolesville, NC

To provide to those in need in Haute, Indiana

Provide food, shelter. clothing and utitities

To serve others where there are needs in our community, by following the pillars service: Environment, Pediatric Cancer, hunger, diabetes, and vision.

To provide resources to cover the emergency housing, utility, health-related and food insecurity needs area residents

THE MISSION THE . IS TO ELIMINATE POVERTY AND HUNGER.

TO BE ENGAGED IN RESEARCH IN CONNECTION WITH SOILS AND THE CONDITIONS AFFECTING SOILS IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST AND IN ORDER TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE PUBLIC WELFARE BY ALLEVIATING HUNGER AND DISCOMFORT AND SHALL MAKE THE RESULTS SUCH RESEARCH AVAILABLE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

MEET HOUSING, FOOD AND OTHER BASIC HUMAN NEEDS and ADDRESS THE BARRIERS SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

TO SHARE WITH OTHERS THE NECESSITIES OF LIFE BY PROVIDING NUTRITIOUS FOOD AND GOOD CLEAN CLOTHING FOR THOSE IN NEED.

TO PREVENT AND MALNUTRITION BY PROVIDING FOOD TO PEOPLE IN NEED TODAY AND BY PROMOTING SOCIAL POLICIES TO ACHIEVE A FREE TOMORROW.

TO SOLVE HUNGER.

FOOD PROCUREMENT AND DISTRIBUTION TO THOSE IN NEED. FOOD ASSISTANCE OUTREACH.

IT IS THE MISSION "TO END HOMELESSNESS and CREATE HEALTHY COMMUNITIES," TO THIS END PROVIDES: TEMPORARY HOUSING FOR FAMILIES, RAPID RE-HOUSING FOR FAMILIES, PERMANENT HOUSING FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES, A LOW-COST MEDICAL CLINIC, EMERGENCY FOOD PANTRY, AND YOUTH AND ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS.

TO HELP INDIVIDUALS IN NEED THROUGH OUR FOOD BANK, BASIC NEEDS BANK, DIAPER BANK, WHEELS AGAIN PROGRAM AND OUR COMMUNITY GARDEN.

WE SEEK DONATIONS CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS THROUGH CHURCHES, MEDIA, AND WORD MOUTH. THESE ITEMS ARE SORTED AND DISPLAYED IN OUR THRIFT STORE AND OFFERED FOR SALE AT THRIFT PRICES. IN RESPONSE TO REQUESTS FROM THE NEEDY FOR CLOTHING, FOOD, AND LODGING; WE EVALUATE ABILITY TO PAY and PROVIDE FREE MERCHANDISE, REDUCED PRICES, AND/OR SOMETIMES DIRECT CASH PAYMENT FOR FOOD/LODGING. WE ALSO MAKE REFERRALS TO LOCAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS OR THE LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICE OFFICE.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPLEMENT THE BASIC REQUIREMENTS OF THOSE IN NEED THROUGHOUT WASHINGTON COUNTY ON A REGULAR OR EMERGENCY BASIS WITH ITEMS OF THE HIGHEST AVAILABLE QUALITY.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE TO NEEDY FAMILIES IN THE WESTERN PORTION OF SHEBOYGAN COUNTY, WI.

COLLABORATIONS IN FOOD, LAND, AND LEARNING.

FOOD SHELF AND FOOD DISTRIBUTION TO POOR AND NEEDY IN WISCONSIN

TO DISTRIBUTE FOOD, BOOKS, TOYS, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND CLOTHES TO NEEDY PEOPLE IN DECEMBER OF EACH YEAR.

TO IMPROVE, PROTECT and PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF THE and FOODSERVICE INDUSTRIES IN

THE ADVANCES THE COMMON INTEREST OF THOSE ENGAGED IN ALL ASPECTS OF THE FOOD INDUSTRY OF MN AS A LEADERSHIP RESOURCE. THE MGA ENCOURAGES AND SPONSORS EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS, CONVENTIONS AND FOSTERS THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND IDEAS AMONG ITS MEMBERS WHICH PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT, DEVELOPMENT, AND WELFARE OF THE GROCERY INDUSTRY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE INDUSTRY AND ITS MEMBERS.

STRENGTHENS FOOD ACCESS AND BUILDS HEALTHY COMMUNITIES.

TO HELP OLDER ADULTS AGE SUCCESSFULLY WHILE MAINTAINING THEIR DIGNITY AND INDEPENDENCE IN THE COMMUNITY THROUGH INFORMED CHOICES. THIS MISSION IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH FEDERAL AND STATE GRANTS AWARDED TO CONTRACTORS WHO PROVIDE SOCIAL SERVICES, CAREGIVER SUPPORT SERVICES, NUTRITION PROGRAMS AND CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES.

THE MISSION CAER IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND RELIEVE HUNGER, TOGETHER.

The mission is to restore and well-being in the Native community by recovering knowledge and access to healthy indigenous foods, medicines, and lifeways. We do this by: creating culturally-based opportunities for youth employment, entrepreneurship and leadership; Increasing access to Indigenous foods through farm production, sales and distribution; and community organizing and outreach around reclaiming cultural traditions, healthy Indigenous food, cooking skills, and policy and systems change. is also one the leaders a groundswell movement to reclaim Indigenous sovereignty through food. Our programs impact over 12,000 people each year from our youngest community members to our oldest.

TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY FOR PEOPLE WHO REQUEST IT. TO PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL TO PEOPLE LIVING IN WHO LACK SUFFICIENT RESOURCES TO FEED THEMSELVES. TO PROVIDE REFERRAL INFORMATION ABOUT OTHER RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO PEOPLE WHO COME TO THE , PROMOTE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE NEEDS OF HUNGRY PEOPLE, AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TO PEOPLE WHO COME TO THE .

DISTRIBUTE FOOD TO NEEDY FAMILIES.

Team mission trip with team to Kenya. Teaching Rheumatic heart disease screening at Kapsowar Hospital and teaching Mitral valve balloon valvuloplasty at Moi teaching hospital in Eldoret. flights ground transportation lodging food visas travel insurance for 6 team members equipment and supplies medications hospital fees for indigent patients.

THE SOLE PURPOSE OF THE FOOD IS TO PROVIDE FOOD BASIC NEEDS ITEMS TO INDIGENT RESIDENTS OF WHO ARE ON A VERY LIMITED INCOME /OR ARE FACING A FINANCIAL CRISIS. WE ASSIST THOSE INDIVIDUALS SO THAT THEY CAN SUCCESSFULLY WORK TOWARD SELF-SUFFICIENCY. THE CENTER PROVIDES SENIORS WITH VARIOUS MEDICAL SUPPLIES ON AN AS-NEEDED BASIS HAS A LENDING LIBRARY FOR BOOKS ON TAPE, MOVIES, DVDS, OTHER INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS. THE CENTER ALSO PROVIDES SPECIALISTS TO ASSIST WITH THE NEEDS OF SENIRS.

Our work in the country Zambia entails providing financial support for food equipment and teaching supplies, training, education enhancement for teachers, rents, transportation, Bibles, preaching the Gospel, and spiritual counseling and encouragement

Waconia United Gather and Grow Food Shelf

OUR VISION: EVERY INDIVIDUAL IN OUR HAS SUPPORT IN A TIME OF NEED.

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT OUR YMCA IS COMMITTED TO NURTURING THE POTENTIAL OF EVERY CHILD AND TEEN. WE BELIEVE THAT ALL KIDS DESERVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISCOVER WHO THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY CAN ACHIEVE. THATS WHY WE HELP PEOPLE CULTIVATE THE VALUES, SKILLS AND RELATIONSHIPS THAT LEAD TO POSITIVE BEHAVIORS, BETTER HEALTH AND EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT. OUR YMCA PROGRAMS, SUCH AS YOUTH SPORTS, SWIM LESSONS, SWIM TEAM, CHILDCARE, Y-PALS MENTORING AND YOUTH PAINT CLASSES OFFER A RANGE OF EXPERIENCES THAT ENRICH COGNITIVE, SOCIAL, PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL GROWTH. EXPENSES INCLUDE SUBSIDIES AND DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE THAT MAKE PARTICIPATION POSSIBLE FOR 18 PERCENT OF THE PEOPLE WE ENGAGE. HEALTHY LIVING THE Y IS A LEADING VOICE ON HEALTH AND WELL-BEING. WE BRING FAMILIES CLOSER TOGETHER, ENCOURAGE GOOD HEALTH AND FOSTER CONNECTIONS THROUGH FITNESS, SPORTS, FUN AND SHARED INTERESTS. AS A RESULT, 2,776 PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY ARE RECEIVING THE SUPPORT, GUIDANCE AND RESOURCES THEY NEED TO ACH

FOOD PANTRY PROVIDING FOOD AND PERSONAL ITEMS FOR FAMILIES IN NEED

TO PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING, AND SHELTER TO THE UNDERSERVED OF HENRY COUNTY.

The - The selection process to determine the recipient of the including meetings, conventions, and promotional activities.

EXISTS TO HELP MEET THE PHYSICAL, EDUCATIONAL, EMOTIONAL, AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH AFRICA, WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CHILDREN, BY PROVIDING NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT, HOUSING, SKILLS TRAINING, PASTORAL TRAINING, AND BASIC NECESSITIES.

Promote contributions of food, clothing, furniture, and money to provide assistance to needy families in and nearby communities. Coordinate volunteer efforts from participating churches, organizations, businesses, and individuals.

Support needy families in community Provide food and emergency financial aid to needy families in the Spottswood/Raphine Community.

WE WORK WITH COMMUNITY LEADERS TO IDENTIFY AND FULFILL THE CORE HUMAN NEEDS OF FOOD, HEALTHCARE AND EDUCATION.

FARRMS empowers people to dream realize those dreams creating thriving, exciting, diverse, sustainable communities. We link people, good food, living farms ranches, the environment through hands-on educational experiences. We model sustainability by balancing environment, society, economics through our programming.

FEEDING OUR COMMUNITY BY CONNECTING NEIGHBORS TO FOOD, RESOURCES, AND EACH OTHER.

THE MISSION OF IS TO GIVE WITH KINDNESS COMPASSION TO THOSE SEEKING ASSISTANCE WHILE PROVIDING AN OPPORTUNITY FOR VOLUNTEERS TO SERVE THEIR NEIGHBORS IN CHARLOTTESVILLE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

Provide homework help tutoring art music sports games bike repair field trips food pantry clothes donations lessons in ethics and morals civid responsibility Bible study etc. for inner city children and their families free of charge.

mission YMCA is to put principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. We are a cause-driven organization that strengthens communities through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. YMCA was formed in 2011 as an integration YMCA Metropolitan Minneapolis and YMCA Greater Saint Paul, uniting strengths two major and financially strong nonprofits that have been serving Twin Cities communities for more than 166 years. Y provides life-strengthening services across 12 counties greater Twin Cities metro region, southeastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin communities. 29 Y locations and program sites, eight overnight camps, eight day camps, and more than 90 child care sites engage men, women and children all ages, incomes and backgrounds. In 2021, more than 370,000 our neighbors got opportunity to learn, grow and thrive at YMCA.

PROVIDE FRESH PRODUCE AND GROCERIES TO A DEFINED DESERT.

To provide basic service to impovershed in other countries such as food, clothing, water, shelter, medicine and other medical needs.

ENTITY OPERATES A FOOD PANTRY. THEY PROVIDE FOOD ASSISTANCE TO THOSE INDIVIDUALS NEEDING ASSISTANCE IN , IN

TO PROVIDE TEMPORARY, LIMITED FINANCIAL RELIEF TO PROFESSIONAL FOOD AND BEVERAGE WORKERS IN THE LOUISVILLE, KY METRO AREA WHO WORK AT LOCALLY-OWNED ESTABLISHMENTS AND WHO ARE EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL DISTRESS DUE TO ILLNESS, ACCIDENT, EMERGENCY, OR CATASTROPHIC EVENT THROUGH NO FAULT OF THEIR OWN.

N.E.W. provides food to hungry children in our region and enriches their lives by giving them a greater opportunity for growth, learning, and development. Our goal is to provide healthy, balanced meals to children in our community who may go hungry over the weekend. Students we serve, who normally receive a free or reduced breakfast and lunch at school, no longer have to worry about where their weekend meals will come from, allowing them to focus on their education.

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