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1		WESTBROOK, CT
2		YONKERS, NY
3		QUEENSBURY, NY
4		BROOKLYN, NY
5		Pompton Lakes, NJ
6		PROVIDENCE, RI
7		Dorchester, MA
8		NORWOOD, MA
9		Gardiner, ME
10		LYNDON CENTER, VT
11		Manahawkin, NJ
12		TOMS RIVER, NJ
13		EAST BERNE, NY
14		Tarrytown, NY
15		BINGHAMTON, NY
16		ROSLYN, NY
17		BROWNS MILLS, NJ
18		NEW GRETNA, NJ
19		ONEONTA, NY
20		PROVIDENCE, RI
21		LAKEWOOD, NJ
22		NEWTON, MA
23		North Palm Beach, FL
24		Pawling, NY
25		DEPEW, NY
26		Hopewell Junction, NY
27		NEW YORK, NY
28		Ashford, CT
29		CHESTER, NH
30		NEW YORK, NY
31		NEW YORK, NY
32		HARRISON, ME
33		Brooklyn, NY
34		WABAN, MA
35		Cape Vincent, NY
36		Brooklyn, NY
37		Gibbstown, NJ
38		GLEN ROCK, NJ
39		NEW YORK, NY
40		TROY, NY
41		NEW YORK, NY
42		Waltham, MA
43		Mount Holly, NJ
44		NEEDHAM, MA
45		New York, NY
46		Pitman, NJ
47		Port Washington, NY
48		New Milford, CT
49		BRIDGEPORT, CT
50		Latham, NY

FRATERNAL OPERATIONS-MEMBERS LOUNGE AND FOOD SERVICES FOR APPROXIMATELY 2,600 MEMBERS BANQUET SERVICES FOR AFFILIATED MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS AND BENEVOLENT SERVICES REGARDING CHARITIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

THE IS COMMITTED TO DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION FOR ALL. WE ARE FOCUSED ON UPLIFTING OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH THE POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT YOUTH, PROMOTION HEALTHY LIVING AND FULFILLING OUR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. WE BELEIVE IN SOCIAL JUSTICE AND ARE GUIDED BY A STRONG SPIRITUAL FOUNDATION. WE WORK GLOBALLY AND LOCALLY FOR THE OVERALL SUCCESS OUR COMMUNITY.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS AND FAMILIES UNABLE TO AFFORD FOOD, SHELTER, MEDICAL CARE AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS NEEDS.

TO PROVIDE FOOD,CLOTHING AND MEDICINES TO HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS,POOR AND ELDERLY JEWS IN BOTH ISRAEL AND THE U.S.

Funding for food med supplies and building

PRESERVE FARMLAND AND OUR AGRICULTURAL AND CULINARY KNOWLEDGE. BUILD HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES. INCREASE ACCESS TO FRESHER, TASTIER FOOD. IMPROVE IMPACT OF FOOD PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION ON OUR ENVIRONMENT. STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY-BASED BUSINESSES.

To offer , fitness/nutrition education programs for youth which emphasize life skills, academic focus, healthy active lifestyles that are required to succeed in community life become successful adults.

PROVIDE and HYGIENE PRODUCTS TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS and FAMILIES IN NORWOOD and WESTWOOD

Council primary purposes is to provide charitable services to church, community, families, and towards the respect for life activities. As such, Council excess revenues are donated to area programs for community handicap, community food pantries, needs local churches, pregnancy centers, youth programs, etc.

THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSE. PROVIDE NUMEROUS SERVICES TO IN NEED. PROVIDE FREE HOT FOOD DAILY, PROVIDE CLOTHING TO SCHOOLS FOR CHILDREN IN NEED, START UP PACKAGES FOR DEOMESTIC ABUSE VICTIMS, FOR FIRE VICTIMS AND FOR IN NEED.

Social needs progam To raise funds for eight food pantrys in New Jersey

Foundation for Ugandan women and children providing medical care education food shelter and building projects for not less than 2,500 people.

CROPS GROWN ARE DONATED TO THE REGIONAL FOOD BANK

To serve the local residents Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown who arein need with monthly distributions.

THROUGH ITS SOCK OUT CANCER INITIATVE, TO ASSIST FINANCIALLY DISTRESSED CANCER PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES PAY FOR NON-MEDICAL NECESSITIES SUCH AS FOOD, TRANSPORTATION AND HOUSING; AS WELL AS TO RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE FINANICAL DIFFICULTIES THAT FAMILIES AFFLICTED BY CANCER FACE.

DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITY UNDERTAKEN DURING THE YEAR ENDING 9/30/20TO PROVIDE SERVICES BENEFICIAL TO THE PUBLIC INTEREST AS AN ANIMALRESCUE ACTIVITY INCLUDING THE RESCUE, MEDICAL CARE AND REHABILITATION OF GERMAN SHEPARDS. AFTER FULL MEDICAL AND BEHAVIORIAL EVALUATION, THE DOGS ARE PLACED THROUGH AN ADOPTION PROCESS AS PETS OR WORKING/SERVICE DOGS. EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ON THE PROPER AND HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS IS A KEY PURPOSE OF OUR ACTIVITIES. EXPENDITURES INCLUDE RESCUE FROM KILL SHELTERS,MEDICAL CARE, FOOD, SHELTER AND BOARDING COSTS UNTIL ADOPTIONOCCURS.

HELPED WITH FOOD AN OTHER BASIC LIFE NECESSITIES TO 138 FAMILIES IN INDA WHO WERE BELOW PVERTY LINE AND WERE LOCKED DOWN DUE TO COVID19

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.

THE ORGANIZATION ENGAGES IN MANY LOCAL PHILANTHROPIC ACTIVITIES INCLUDING A FOOD DRIVE FOR THE POOR, AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL STUDENTS, SUPPORT OF THE LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM AND THE SUPPORT OF OTHER LOCAL NON-PROFIT 501(C)(3) CHARITIES.

THE IS COMMITTED TO INSPIRING BETTER FOOD SYSTEMS AND NURTURING EVERYDAY HEALTH IN OUR COMMUNITIES. WE SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS THAT: INCREASE THE SUPPLY OF ORGANIC FOOD (26 ENTITIES AND $277,000); IMPROVE ACCESS TO FRESH, HEALTHY FOOD (41 ENTITIES AND $468,500); PROVIDE HUNGER RELIEF FOR VULNERABLE POPULATIONS (35 ENTITIES AND $371,000); AND, ADVANCE CHILDHOOD NUTRITION EDUCATION (21 ENTITIES AND $228,500).

TO DISTRIBUTE FOOD AND MONEY TO IMPOVERISHED FAMILIES, AND TO MAKE SHORT-TERM INTEREST FREE LOANS TO THOSE IN NEED OF TEMPORARY FUNDS.

THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY POPULATIONS IN ISRAEL THROUGH SUPPORT PROGRAMS PROVIDING FOOD, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, AND OTHER ASSISTANCE, IN COOPERATION WITH OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

New Jersey Community Food Bank

To provide financial aid and assistance which will enable the provision of food, clothing, shelter, education and medical care to,and improve the living conditions and promote the social welfare of indigent, distressed or underprivileged individuals who reside in developing countries outside the United States

TO ELIMINATE HUNGER ONE FAMILY AT A TIME

The Joe DiMaggio Lodge #2248 was chartered by the OSIA on July 31, 1971. Since our founding, we have distinguished ourselves by our philanthropic endeavors and exemplary service to the community. We have provided donations to local churches as well as civic and community service organizations. Recipients include the St Vincent DePaul Society Food Pantry, various charities, soccer teams, and individual families need. Working with the 3 area high schools we implemented an Italian Language studies program. To recognize this accomplishment we have established 3 scholarships which are awarded annually to graduating seniors from the John Jay, Roy C Ketcham, and Arlington High Schools. The scholarships are awarded to those seniors who have demonstrated exemplary performance the Italian language program.

WE WANT TO MITIGATE FOOD INSECURITY IN THE FIVE BOROUGHS OF NEW YORK CITY BY ADDRESSING THE KEY CAUSES: LACK OF TIME, LACK OF MONEY, INACCESSIBILITY TO NUTRITIOUS FOOD, AND UNFAMILIARITY WITH A VARIETY OF HEALTHY INGREDIENTS, COOKING METHODS AND RECIPES. ATE OFFERS FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ORGANIZATIONS, INDIVIDUALS, PROJECTS, PROGRAMS AND/OR NEW MODELS THAT AFFORD NEW YORK CITY FAMILIES ACCESS TO MORE SUSTAINABLE AND CONSISTENT FOOD CONSUMPTION WITH AN EMPHASIS ON HEALTHY EATING.

Providing support for , a free primary school for girls in Lilavois, Haiti. This includes providingsalary support for teachers and the nutrition program and food support to provide one nourishing hot meal every school day for all the children. We also supply support for teacher training, school supplies, textbooks, solar lights and equipment for use by the teachers in instruction.

funnels money from other non-profits developing practice purposes in developing countries. This takes form in scholarships families who are extremely poor or live and work at dumpsites. The programs also provide materials, cloths, food, medicine, tutoring, activities and educational experiences many families largely in Managua, Nicaragua.

IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS TO PRESERVE, CELEBRATE, AND REVITALIZE CULINARY HERITAGE FROM AROUND THE WORLD IN ORDER TO PROVIDE A DEEPER CONNECTION TO LIFE AND IDENTITY. WE SHOWCASE THE DIVERSITY OF THE EXPERIENCE AND INSTILL PRIDE.

FOOD AND STUDIES FOR CHILDREN

SECURITY FOR THE NEEDY

To provide financial assistance, food, clothing, and medical care services,distribute funds and pay third party bills to and for the benefit of needy individual and families, in a dignified manner.

HUNGER RELIEF

Local for the benefit of low income families

We help poor people in the community with food, rent, clothing, etc.

providing longterm sustainable services such as housing food education disaster relief health resources and programs for youth

FOOD DRIVE

THE MISSION OF IS TO CREATE A THRIVING, RESILIENT, AND EQUITABLE FOOD SYSTEM BY INVESTING IN FOOD SYSTEMS ENTREPRENEURS AND COMMUNITIES IN NEW YORK. THE WILL ALSO SERVE AS A BRIDGE FOR COMMUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN CREATING A FOOD SYSTEM THAT BENEFITS THOSE WITHIN AND OUTSIDE OF COMMUNITIES.

EMPOWERING IMPOVERISHED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN THROUGH THE PROVISION OF VARIOUS TYPES OF SUPPORT, INLCUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: EDUCATION, VOCATIONAL TRAINING, FOOD, WATER, SHELTER AND FINANCIAL INVESTMENT OR ASSISTANCE

RESOURCE CENTER PROVIDES SUPPORT, ADVOCACY, AND RESOURCES TO PEOPLE SEEKING SAFETY FROM OPPRESSION AND/OR BIGOTRY; FACING THE CONSEQUENCES OF POVERTY AND ECONOMIC INSECURITY, INCLUDING FOOD INSECURITY AND HOUSING INSECURITY.

PTO held various fundraisers throughout the school year to help support the students and school community. We donated new t-shirts to the entire school including the incoming K students for the 2022-23 year, provided $2500 to help support those in our school who face food insecurity, and purchased an outdoor movie screen to host free movie nights for the students and built a free library that was installed at the school in November 2023. We fund field day, the yearbook and celebration activities for the 5th grade, and provide a week full of appreciation activities for the teachers and staff. We have an annual scholarship that goes to graduating students who were prior students.

To be a philanthropic charitable organization that educates the public, and advances the social welfare, public good, and humanity by raising funds to support and donate to other organizations that: reduce disease, hunger, and poverty; provide relief from natural disasters, storms, and other calamities; educate, promote or advance culture; beautify or improve the ; aid veterans, military, police and first responders; support the youth, youth athletics, youth recreation and other youth programs; reduce prejudice and discrimination; help the disadvantaged, disabled and elderly; and other such organizations working for a better tomorrow or to assist others in need.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR ESSENTIAL CARE AND MEDICAL SERVICES TO CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN NEED. THE ORGANIZATION IS DESIGNED TO ASSIST DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, SPECIFICALLY LEBANON, AND TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER 501C3 ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE ESSENTIAL CARE INCLUDING EDUCATION, FOOD. CLOTHING, AND SHELTER.

is a nonprofit organization based in New York City on a mission to solve food insecurity and transform the state of grocery and nutrition in low-income communities across the country.

Providing assistance to families in need through distributions of food, meals, goods and services obtained through donations or fundraising.

PROVIDEBASICNECESSITIESTHATAIDINTHECOMFORT,NUTRITION and HYGIENEOFPEOPLEWHOAREHOMELESSANDINNEED,ANDTOPROVIDEFINANCIALASSISTANCEANDHOUSEHOLDRESOURCESTOHELPTHOSEINNEEDTORETAINHOUSING.

To aid and assist in the receiving and integration of refugees into the greater area, and to promote efforts whoch will further such acceptance ant integration; and to provide material relief, including, without limitation, food, clothing and shelter to refugees resettling in the CT area.

Our basic mission is to address food insecurity and homelessness in the Greater Bridgeport area. We pursue our goal by providing hot meals and housing support services to individuals in need. In addition to these primary provisions we also provide assistance with any immediate needs that may help to improve the living conditions of those in need who have maxed out other options with items such as clothing household goods and assistance with travel expenses related to job opportunities and relocating.

To provide assistance to the homeless and food insecure.

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