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EIN: ('38-2584570',); Name: ('KIWANIS SPRING BROOK NON-PROFIT',); Mission: ('PROVIDE HOUSING TO SENIOR CITIZENS IN EATON RAPIDS, MICHIGAN',); Activities: ('PROVIDE HOUSING TO ELDERLY AND/OR HANDICAPPED INDIVIDUALS. APARTMENT COMPLEX HAS 30 UNITS TO SERVICE THESE INDIVIDUALS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('04-6002095',); Name: ('CAMP AVODA INC',); Mission: ('COMMITTED TO PROVIDING JEWISH BOYS WITH A SAFE, VIBRANT AND NURTURING SUMMER ENVIRONMENT WHERE "FRIENDSHIPS ARE BUILT TO LAST A LIFTETIME". WE FOSTER VALUES OF TEAMWORK, LEADERSHIP, SELF-CONFIDENCE AND',); Activities: ('OPERATE A SUMMER CAMP TO IMPROVE THE MORAL, PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL WELFARE OF JEWISH YOUTH.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('51-0191115',); Name: ('HUMANITIES WASHINGTON',); Mission: ('Humanities Washington opens minds and bridges divides by creating spaces to explore different perspectives. Our programs encourage audiences(continued on Schedule O, p. 43)',); Activities: ("FAMILY READING - HW's Prime Time Family Reading program encourages shared connections around books and reading, boosting long-term academic achievement, and lasting relationships with local libraries. In 2019, 1,400 children and parents participated in 23 programs at libraries in all corners of the state (an 18% increase). 100% of children demonstrated increased confidence around reading and 94% had more positive attitudes toward reading, and 90% of families reported increased family reading time.",), ('SPEAKERS BUREAU - Drawing from a vetted pool of leading cultural experts and scholars, our Speakers Bureau provides conversational lectures that are free and open to the public. Topics are as diverse as the communities they serve, with 34 speakers covering history, politics, music, philosophy, and more. In 2019, 14,383 people in 149 communities attended 412 presentations. Participants overwhelmingly indicated that events sparked meaningful conversations and helped them consider new perspectives.',), ("CULTURAL TRADITIONS - Folklife and traditional arts are expressions of peoples' heritage and are critical to cultural communities' health and well-being. In 2019 HW's Heritage Arts Apprenticeship Program (HAAP) served 15 master/apprentice pairs, preserving important cultural traditions and providing mentorship and job skills to emerging practitioners. In addition, targeted survey work involving several hundred professionals and community members strengthened the foundation of, and integrated new voices into, the cultural communities of Pacific and Grays Harbor Counties.",)
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EIN: ('30-0276347',); Name: ('Houston Regional Monitoring',); Mission: ('Houston Regional Monitoring monitors air quality in the Houston Area to better understand the extent, causes, effects, and abatement of air pollution.',); Activities: ("Houston Regional Monitoring monitors air quality in the Houston Area to better understand the extent, causes, effects, and abatement of air pollution. In addition, special studies are conducted to better understand air quality issues in the Houston area and to communicate technical information and data to local and national audiences. The information is used to develop and evaluate effective control strategies for improving air quality while maintaining the economic viability of Houston's industry.",), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('26-1764855',); Name: ('SOL TREASURES INC',); Mission: ('SOL TREASURES IS AN ART AND CULTURAL ENRICHMENT CENTER THAT PROVIDES RURAL RESIDENTS AN EASILY ACCESSIBLE LOCATION IN WHICH TO ENJOY AND EXHIBIT FEATURED WORKS OF LOCAL ARTISTS. SOL TREASURES PROVIDES ART ENRICHMENT IN VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS FOR THE COMMUNITY INCLUDING VISUAL ART CLASSES IN VARIOUS MEDIUMS AND GENRES, MUSIC INSTRUCTION, AND THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE CLASSES.IN ADDITION TO PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, POETRY AND PHOTOGRAPHS, LOCAL RESIDENTS ALSO PRESENT FINISHED WORKS IN FIBER AND TEXTILES, SIGN MAKING, JEWELRY, POTTERY, WOOD WORKING AND OTHER TYPES OF ARTS CARRIED DOWN THROUGH THE GENERATIONS. SOL TREASURES PRIMARY GOAL IS TO BRING THE CULTURE OF ART TO COMMUNITIES AND CHILDREN WHO WOULD NOT OTHERWISE HAVE THIS OPPORTUNITY.',); Activities: ('SOL TREASURES IS AN ART AND CULTURAL ENRICHMENT CENTER. SOL TREASURES PROVIDES RURAL RESIDENTS EXPOSURE TO ART EXHIBITED IN AN EASILY ACCESSIBLE LOCATION. LOCAL ARTISTS ARE FEATURED AND CLASSES ARE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC AS WELL AS TO LOCAL SCHOOL CHILDREN. SCHOLARSHIPS DESIGNED TO SUPPORT AND FURTHER ARTISTS ENDEAVORS WILL BE OFFERED AS WELL AS SCHOLARSHIPS DESIGNED TO SUPPORT SCHOOL CHILDREN IN PARTICIPATION OF ART CLASSES. SOME OF THE FEATURED ART AND CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES INCLUDE DRAWINGS AND PAINTINGS, FIBER AND TEXTILES, WOODWORKING, MOSAICS, POETRY, JEWELRY, SIGN MAKING AND POTTERY. IN ADDITION THERE ARE VISUAL ART CLASSES IN VARIOUS MEDIUMS AND GENRES, MUSIC INSTRUCTION AND THEATRE AND PERFORMANCE CLASSES. RESIDENTS ARE EXPOSED TO TALENTS AND SELF-EXPRESSION THAT WOULD OTHERWISE NOT BE AVAILABLE TO THEM.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('58-2346785',); Name: ('BAINBRIDGE ADVOCACY INDIVIDUAL',); Mission: ('ASSSISTANCE TO DISABLED',); Activities: ('THE CORE SERVICES INCLUDE INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS TRAINING, INFORMATION AND REFERRALS, INDIVIDUAL AND SYSTEMS ADVOCACY, PEER SUPPORT, AND NURSING HOME TRANSITION. BAIN ALSO PARTICIPATES IN MANY OTHER PROGRAMS WHICH ENABLE PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES TO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('25-0628800',); Name: ('MADERA LODGE 1172',); Mission: ('CHARITABLE SUPPORT OF ITS PARENT ORGANIZATION AND ITS CHARITIES. AS WELL AS THE FRATERNAL, BENEVOLENT AND CHARITABLE SUPPORT OF ITS MEMBERS AND THE CHARITABLE NEEDS OF THOSE IN THEIR COMMUNITY.',); Activities: ('KITCHEN SERVICES AND SOCIAL QUARTER SALES',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('88-0291463',); Name: ('Nevada Partners Inc',); Mission: ("Nevada Partners' mission is to build a healthy, sustainable community where all residents achieve their full potential through effective education, meaningful employment, and vibrant civic and cultural engagement.See schedule O for continuance of mission description.",); Activities: ('Youth training programs, Financial wellness, and Homeownership',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('47-3508524',); Name: ('CONCORDIA COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES',); Mission: ('To provide executive level oversight, management and strategic planning for the non-profit home and community based entities that deliver quality home health services, hospice services, and supply needs in good faith, on behalf of those who entrust themselves to our care and to minister to the unique needs of each individual with respect, dignity and compassion.',); Activities: ("Concordia Community Support Services (CCSS) manages the leadership and operations of Concordia Visiting Nurses; Alliance Visiting Nurses, dba, VNA Alliance; Good Samaritan Hospice of Pittsburgh; Concordia Hospice of Washington, Concordia Private Care, and Concordia Medical Equipment. All of these entities are 501(c)(3) non-profit entities. During this fiscal year, CCSS entered into a new consulting and then management agreement with VNA of Indiana County that performs home health and hospice services. During the fiscal year, approximately 21,880 patients were served across 15 counties in home health, hospice and private duty services. In addition, Concordia Medical Equipment supports the approximately 40,000 patients that Concordia Lutheran Ministries serves over 12 campuses by providing durable medical equipment and supplies. From nursing and therapy services to specialized services such as IV Therapy, wound care, palliative care and mental health care, our visiting nurses teams ensure that patients are provided care in the comfort of their own home with the goal of preventing rehospitalization and monitoring chronic disease states. Our hospice team provides comfort care to improve the overall quality of life of patients who are on their end-of-life journey. Our medical equipment agency is dedicated to enhancing home safety by providing a wide selection of durable medical equipment and related home medical equipment and supplies such as home accessibility products, mobility aids, and respiratory products and services. Families of our patients play a vital role so we educate and support them through situations related to caring for a loved one who is aging, all the way through their end-of-life. Bereavement care is also provided to families of hospice patients for at least a year beyond the patient's death. Employees are offered training and opportunities to obtain new skills such as Wound Care Certification, Palliative Care Training, IV Therapy Certification, Lymphedema Therapy Certification, Home Health and Hospice Coding Certification, and Hospice Boot Camp Training. Employees are offered an opportunity to attend nursing school tuition-free and two employees took advantage of the offer during the fiscal year. On January 31, 2020, acting HHS Secretary Alex Azar first declared a public health emergency following the World Health Organization's recognition of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, as a pandemic. In response to this coronavirus outbreak, the state and federal governments have taken preventative or protective actions, such as imposing restrictions on travel and business operations and advising or requiring individuals to limit or forego their time outside of their homes. Daily high-level leadership meetings were established to assess and provide guidance to staff through every changing regulation surrounding the pandemic. Throughout the pandemic, education and guidance related to best practices and CDC protocol was provided by our corporate compliance team. This allowed our frontline workers to remain safe and able to provide quality care to many COVID affected patients and families. Employees were awarded a daily appreciation bonus for each shift worked. Even with decreased census when surrounding hospitals shut down, there were no layoffs as a result of the pandemic. A call center was established to call any current or referred patients even if they were declining visits to ensure there wasn't an exasperation of symptoms to avoid rehospitalizations. The agency worked with a corporate purchasing team to ensure appropriate levels of personal protective equipment (PPE), laboratory equipment, tests and other related COVID response items were purchased to provide care is the safest way possible. Our Director of Communications participates in educational radio shows. The cost of the time invested by our Director of Marketing is just over $4,000. The goal of these radio shows is to educate family caregivers. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the shows took on a different goal of educating the community about disease control, PPE and the ways that Concordia home and community-based services are handling the pandemic and safely continuing to care for the needs of their patients and families. Some of the topics covered in 2019-2020 include: Preventing Falls Exercise Program, Medicare Open Enrollment Tips for 2020, What is physical therapy?, National Homecare and Hospice Month, Concordia Physician Practice, Generic vs. Brand name drugs, The Coronavirus 2020, COVID-19 education, Social Distancing and TeleCare Givers, Coronavirus Scams, Signs of Osteoporosis, What's in an Alzheimer's test?, WBVP Nonverbal signs of pain with Dementia. In addition to radio shows, our educational websites are helpful to visitors who are in need of family caregiving tips including a wide range of needs from Alzheimer's and memory impairment to common diseases like CHF, COPD and Diabetes. The Palliative care website assists people who struggle with a serious illness but are still seeking curative care. There are two hospice websites, one for the Pittsburgh market and one for the Washington, PA market, which are helpful for people suffering from a serious illness and are needing hospice care. Leadership served at Katie's Kitchen, St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Butler, PA. The kitchen provides a free meal every Thursday. Individuals participate in serving the meal and cleanup afterwards. Several of our CCSS employees and members of management serve annually at Concordia Summer Festival (July 2019) and Concordia Octoberfest (October 2019). Both events are sponsored by Concordia Lutheran Health and Human Care and are open to the public as a way of providing entertainment, food and refreshments and a feeling of community. One CCSS employee in particular devotes an extra 40 hours per year to coordinate the Kids Area for each festival which includes activities, crafts and face painting, all of which are provided free to the public. A Mission Committee was formed by CCSS to organize opportunities for employees to serve the community. The committee consists of employees of CCSS and the six agencies that we manage and the approximate cost of the time invested in the meetings to organize the events is $5,400. The events completed this year include: In the summer of 2019, CCSS employees partnered with Freeport High School to assist with their Blessings in a Backpack program. This program supplies the families of children on the free lunch program with groceries during the summer months when school is not in session. Our employees worked in teams which picked up groceries from Walmart and filled 20-25 bags with non-perishable items and dropped off the completed bags at the school. There were three food packing days that fell in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020. A Servant Day/House Build was held on Sept 21, 2019 when employees partnered with St Luke Lutheran Church to construct the frame for a 1,500 square foot house. The team was assisted by the Center for Community Resources from Butler, PA and Crossroads Mission-Help Build Hope from Louisville, KY. Other service opportunities available that day were making fleece blankets for Ronald McDonald House, sewing dresses for girls in Tanzania, making greeting cards for Military families, preparing dry soup mix for local food pantries. An employee of CCSS continued to participate in the Dress A Girl sewing group at St Luke for six months after the Servant Day which is the group that sews dresses for girls in Tanzania. For the Christmas 2019 season, employees received the Christmas wish lists of 24 children through a partnership with Butler County Children and Youth. Employees purchased gifts and wrapping paper to give to the families in the program. The following local organizations have received direct financial support from Concordia Community Support Services through sponsorships of events: BC3 Education Foundation, Inc., Butler Catholic School, Butler County Symphony Association, Butler Health System Foundation, Community Health Center, Concordia Lutheran Ministries Foundation - Charitable Fund, County of Butler Children & Youth Agency, Freeport Football Boosters, Knoch Track & Field Booster Association, Trib Total Media. Total cost to the agency for sponsorships for fiscal year ended 6/30/2020 equated $3,315. CCSS made cash donations to various other 501(c)(3) organizations including: St Luke Lutheran Church: $1,974, Good Samaritan Endowment Fund: $450,030, as well as $982 in donations related to our Mission Events. Concordia Tele-CareGivers was supported with a total of $18,000, and Concordia Lutheran Ministries Parent: a total of $4,050,000. The donations are used to support other non-profits and further the mission of caring for God's people either through charitable care that supports patient's needs or to better serve both domestic and foreign communities through Christ-centered programs.",), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('93-0395591',); Name: ('VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA OF OREGON INC',); Mission: ("VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA OREGON IS ONE OF THE STATE'S OLDEST YET MOST INNOVATIVE SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES. WE OPERATE A COMPREHENSIVE ARRAY OF PROGRAMS IN FOUR AREAS: CHILDREN AND FAMILY, SENIOR SERVICES, PUBLIC SAFETY/REHABILITATION SERVICES, AND BUSINESS ENTERPRISES. WE SERVED NEARLY 19,000 IN THE PORTLAND METROPOLITAN AREA LAST YEAR.",); Activities: ('ENCOURAGING POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT - WITHIN THE IMPACT AREA OF ENCOURAGING POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT, VOA PROVIDES SERVICES TO PROMOTE HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN THROUGH VARIOUS PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTH. THESE INCLUDE:COURT CARE - A FREE, DROP IN, SUPERVISED CHILD CARE SERVICE AT THE MULTNOMAH COUNTY COURTHOUSES. THE SERVICE IS FOR CHILDREN OF FAMILIES INVOLVED IN COURT PROCEEDINGS. THE SERVICE ELIMINATES DISRUPTIONS DURING COURT PROCEEDING AND PROTECTS CHILDREN FROM WITNESSING UNPLEASANT SITUATIONS.FAMILY RELIEF NURSERY - A PREVENTION AND EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM DESIGNED TO STRENGTHEN FAMILIES AT SERIOUS RISK OF ABUSING OR NEGLECTING THEIR CHILDREN OR OF PERMANENTLY LOSING CUSTODY OF THEIR CHILDREN. THE NURSERY OFFERS A HOLISTIC, POSITIVE INTERVENTION WITH BOTH CHILDREN AND PARENTS. IT PROVIDES THERAPEUTIC PRESCHOOL AND RESPITE CARE SERVICES, INTENSIVE PARENT TRAINING, HOME VISITS AND ADDITIONAL FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES.FAMILY CONNECTION - OFFERS NURTURING AND DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE CHILD REARING METHODS TO PARENTS REFERRED BY THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. THE PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE CAPABILITIES OF PARENTS TO PROVIDE SAFE, NURTURING, AND DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE ENVIRONMENTS FOR THEIR CHILDREN.ALCOHOL AND DRUG OUTREACH SERVICES - EDUCATES FAMILIES AND CHILDREN ABOUT THE DANGERS OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE.ADELANTE - IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THIS FAMILY ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM OFFERS AN ARRAY OF CULTURALLY-SPECIFIC MENTORING AND WRAP-AROUND SUPPORT SERVICES TO LATINO YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES. SERVICES ARE STRUCTURED TO ENCOURAGE FAMILIES AND STUDENTS TO MAKE POSITIVE, HEALTHY CONNECTIONS WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AND STAFF MEMBERS.MY LITTLE WAITING ROOM - THIS PROGRAM PROVIDES FREE, PROFESSIONAL, AND SAFE LICENSED DROP-IN CHILDCARE FOR FAMILIES WHO ARE RECEIVING SERVICES AT PROVIDENCE ST. VINCENT HOSPITAL AND AT PROVIDENCE PORTLAND MEDICAL CENTER.GATEWAY - THIS PROGRAM PROVIDES SPECIAL SERVICES OF DROP IN CHILDCARE FOR THE CHILDREN OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS.',), ('FOSTERING INDEPENDENCE: WITHIN THE AREA OF FOSTERING INDEPENDENCE, VOA PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING SERVICES:MARIE SMITH CENTER AND LAMBERT HOUSE EAST - VOA PROVIDES A FULL CONTINUUM OF ADULT DAY CARE (COMMUNITY BASED) FOR THE ELDERLY AND DISABLED POPULATION AND THEIR CAREGIVERS AT MARIE SMITH CENTER AND LAMBERT HOUSE EAST. VOA IS REGISTERED AND CERTIFIED UNDER OREGON ADMINISTRATIVE RULES WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES, SENIORS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES DIVISION. THE ADULT DAY CARE CENTERS PROVIDE SUPERVISED DAYTIME, THERAPEUTIC SOCIAL AND HEALTH SERVICES FOR OLDER ADULTS, ESPECIALLY THOSE WITH DEMENTIA AND INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES. FAMILY CAREGIVERS RECEIVE RESPITE CARE, SUPPORT, TRAINING AND CRITICAL DAILY CARE FOR THEIR LOVED ONES.WHISPERING PINES SENIOR VILLAGE - THIS 62-UNIT SUBSIDIZED SENIOR APARTMENT COMMUNITY IN ESTACADA, OREGON, INCLUDES INDEPENDENT LIVING UNITS AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND AMENITIES.INACT GAMBLING TREATMENT SERVICES - GAMBLING TREATMENT SERVICES ARE PROVIDED AT NO COST TO PROBLEM GAMBLERS AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS.SUNDOWNERS INNOVATIVE PROJECT - THIS PILOT PROGRAM OFFERS THERAPIES USED EFFECTIVELY AMONG PERSONS WITH DEMENTIA WHO EXHIBIT THE LATE-STAGE "SUNDOWNING" SYMPTOMS IN A HIGHLY COST EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY BASED PROGRAM. SERVICES TAKE PLACE IN LATER AFTERNOON/EVENINGS AT LAMBERT HOUSE AND ARE EVALUATED BY A THIRD PARTY.',), ('PROMOTING SELF-SUFFICIENCY: WITHIN THE IMPACT AREA OF PROMOTING SELF-SUFFICIENCY, VOA PROVIDES THE FOLLOWING SERVICES:CATERING FOR A CAUSE - A PROGRAM THAT IS WORKING WITH WOMEN WHO ARE PARTICIPATING IN VOA\'S WOMEN\'S RESIDENTIAL DRUG TREATMENT CENTER PROGRAM. THIS PROGRAM PROVIDES OVER 400 MEALS PER DAY TO INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL CLIENTS. THE WOMEN LEARN FOOD PREPARATION SKILLS AND THE VALUE OF WORK, WHICH ASSISTS THEM IN REBUILDING THEIR LIVES.COMMUNITY PARTNERS REINVESTMENT - A PROGRAM WHICH OFFERS COMPREHENSIVE TRANSITIONAL SERVICES AND OUTPATIENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT FOR YOUNG MEN AGES 18 TO 25 WHO ARE REINTEGRATING INTO THE COMMUNITY AFTER A PERIOD OF INCARCERATION.DRUG FREE HOUSING - OFFERS SAFE HOUSING ALTERNATIVE TO INDIVIDUALS IN RECOVERY.MEN\'S AND WOMEN\'S RESIDENTIAL CENTERS - RESIDENTIAL DRUG AND ALCOHOL TREATMENT FACILITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN REFERRED BY THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. RECOVERY HOUSES INCLUDE THE MEN\'S MASON STREET HOUSE, SACRAMENTO HOUSE, AND THE WOMEN\'S LINN STREET HOUSE. RESIDENTS LIVE INDEPENDENTLY WITH SHARED SUPPORT IN CLEAN AND SOBER ENVIRONMENTS WITH NOMINAL RENT TO TRANSITION INTO THE COMMUNITY.HOME FREE - A COMPREHENSIVE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION PROGRAM WITH A 24-HOUR CRISIS LINE. HOME FREE ASSISTS WOMEN AND CHILDREN WITH TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT HOUSING PLUS ON-GOING SUPPORT GROUPS.COUCH STREET HOUSING - THIS PROVIDES A TEMPORARY PLACE FOR WOMEN IN RECOVERY AND THEIR CHILDREN TO LIVE AS THEY LEARN HOW TO MAINTAIN SOBRIETY AND BECOME MORE SELF-SUFFICIENT. JUSTICE REINVESTMENT PROGRAM (ALSO KNOWN AS "MOVING FORWARD") - IN MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, SOME INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE BEEN ARRESTED ARE PRESENTED WITH A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO POSITIVELY SHIFT THE DIRECTION OF THEIR LIVES. INSTEAD OF SERVING YEARS IN PRISON, SOME PEOPLE MAY QUALIFY AND OPT FOR SENTENCING IN THE JUSTICE REINVESTMENT PROGRAM (JRP) - A SECOND CHANCE TO STAY IN OUR COMMUNITY. TO HELP PEOPLE WITH A JRP SENTENCE GET BACK ON TRACK AND OVERCOME THE ENORMOUS OBSTACLES IN THEIR LIVES, MOVING FORWARD COORDINATES A SUPPORTIVE TEAM WITH A COMPREHENSIVE MENU OF HOUSING, MENTORS, EMPLOYMENT, FAMILY, AND TREATMENT SERVICES PROVIDED IN CONCERT WITH PAROLE AND PROBATION SERVICES. SURROUNDING PEOPLE WITH HEALTHY CONNECTIONS PROMOTES BETTER DECISION-MAKING, RESULTING IN DRUG AND CRIME-FREE LIVES. MOVING FORWARD INCREASES PUBLIC SAFETY LOCALLY AND COST EFFECTIVELY, AND REDUCES STATEWIDE PRISON USE, THE MOST EXPENSIVE OPTION FOR OUR WALLETS, OUR FAMILIES, AND OUR FUTURE.AL FORTHAN SCHOLARSHIP - ESTABLISHED TO HONOR MR. AL FORTHAN. THE SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AWARDED TO PORTLAND PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS BASED ON ESSAYS FROM THE APPLICANT TO EXPLORE HOW ADDICTION HAS IMPACTED OUR COMMUNITY, AND TO THINK ABOUT SOLUTIONS TO THIS COMPLEX PROBLEM.CORRECTIONS COUNSELING - A COMPREHENSIVE OUTPATIENT SERVICES PROGRAM PROVIDING SUBSTANCE ABUSE, GAMBLING, MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS TREATMENT FOR MEN AND WOMEN. TREATMENT IS CUSTOMIZED TO MEET INDIVIDUAL NEEDS. SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH AND INCLUDE INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP COUNSELING, ALCOHOL AND DRUG ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT, MENTAL HEALTH EVALUATION AND TREATMENT, AFTERCARE SERVICES, PROBLEM GAMBLING TREATMENT, DUII COUNSELING AND NATUROPATHIC HEALTH CARE.FAMILY RECOVERY SUPPORT (FRS) - A VOLUNTARY PROGRAM THAT WAS CREATED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF PARENTS WITH CHILD WELFARE INVOLVEMENT WHO HAVE COMPLETED CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY TREATMENT. FRS IS STAFFED BY A FAMILY THERAPIST WHO WORKS WITH INDIVIDUALS, COUPLES, AND CHILDREN TO SUPPORT THEM IN MEETING THE CHALLENGES OF PARENTING AND RELATIONSHIPS IN EARLY RECOVERY. FRS ALSO OFFERS THE SERVICES OF A RESOURCE SPECIALIST WHO IS AVAILABLE TO HELP FAMILIES ACCESS VARIOUS RESOURCES THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY, SUCH AS HOUSING, EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT, CLOTHING, AND CHILDCARE. FRS ALSO OPERATES A DROP-IN CENTER LOCATED AT VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA WOMAN\'S RESIDENTIAL CENTER, WHERE FAMILIES CAN STOP BY FOR A FREE MEAL AND ATTEND A SELF-HELP MEETING (SUCH AS PARENTS ANONYMOUS OR NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS), AND MEET WITH STAFF. FREE BUS TICKETS AND CHILDCARE ARE PROVIDED.T&P REENTRY PROGRAM - THE REENTRY ENHANCEMENT COORDINATION (REC) TEAM PROJECT IS A PARTNERSHIP WITH THE OREGON DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS, MULTNOMAH COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY JUSTICE, AND A NETWORK OF COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING INACT. THE COLLABORATION PROVIDES OUTPATIENT ADDICTIONS TREATMENT, ALCOHOL AND DRUG FREE TRANSITIONAL HOUSING, RECOVERY PEER MENTORS, AND EMPLOYMENT AND JOB DEVELOPMENT SERVICES FOR ADULT MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE TRANSITIONING OUT OF CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS BACK INTO THE COMMUNITY.START DRUG COURT TREATMENT - THIS PROGRAM PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE ADDICTIONS AND MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT SERVICES AND SUPPORT FOR ADULT MEN AND WOMEN REFERRED THROUGH THE START PROPERTY OFFENDER COURT.LOW-INTENSITY RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAM - IN PARTNERSHIP WITH A LOCAL HOUSING PROVIDER, THIS PROGRAM PROVIDES LOW-INTENSITY RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT SERVICES FOR ADULT MEN. PARTICIPANTS LIVE IN A SUBSTANCE-FREE, SAFE ENVIRONMENT WHILE RECEIVING INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT ADDICTIONS AND MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT SERVICES, RECOVERY MENTORING, AND WRAP-AROUND SUPPORT SERVICES.COMMUNITY ELECTRONICS MONITORING PROGRAM - (CEM) PERMITS SOME AT-RISK YOUTH WHO WOULD OTHERWISE BE PLACED INTO DETENTION TO REMAIN IN THE COMMUNITY UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF VOA\'S YOUTH MONITORS. CEM IS A CENTRAL COMPONENT OF MULTNOMAH COUNTY\'S DETENTION REFORM INITIATIVE.TREATMENT READINESS - THIS PROGRAM UTILIZES EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICES AND CURRICULUM TO ENGAGE AND MOTIVATE INDIVIDUALS TO INCREASE THEIR DESIRE TO SEEK HELP, RECOGNIZE PROBLEMS, AND ENGAGE IN TREATMENT. VOA STAFF WORK WITH THE MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF\'S OFFICE, DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY JUSTICE, AND CORRECTIONS HEALTH TO COORDINATE INTERVENTIONS.LICENSED MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL - THIS PROGRAM IS SET UP TO TRACK PHYSICAL HEALTH MEDICAID SERVICE REVENUES AND EXPENSES.',)
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EIN: ('93-0861079',); Name: ('INDIAN MEADOW WATER COMPANY',); Mission: ('MAINTAIN AND PROVIDE WATER TO MEMBERS',); Activities: ('LOCAL WATER TRANSPORTATION - FUNDS COLLECTED FROM WATER COMPANY USERS TO COVER THE COST OF TRANSPORTING WATER TO USERS AND MAINTAINING THE SYSTEM',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('81-5232031',); Name: ('1789 ALLIANCE',); Mission: ('THROUGH EDUCATION AND TRAINING THE 1789 ALLIANCE EXISTS TO CATALYZE, INCUBATE, AND BUILD MOVEMENTS THAT EMPOWER CITIZENS AND ADVANCE SELF-GOVERNANCE.',); Activities: ('PROVIDE DEVELOPMENTAL SUPPORT AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES FOR CITIZENS AND ORGANIZATIONS PROMOTING GREATER CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND PARTICIPATION.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('01-0604413',); Name: ('THE FOUNDATION OF ST LAWRENCE',); Mission: ('PROMOTION, DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT OF THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES IN WHICH THE ARC JEFFERSON - ST. LAWRENCE IS INVOLVED IN.',); Activities: ('TO RAISE FUNDS AND ADMINISTER THOSE FUNDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ARC JEFFERSON - ST. LAWRENCE. A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION SERVING THE NEEDS OF DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED INDIVIDUALS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('38-6470228',); Name: ('GENEVIEVE U GILMORE ENDOWMENT',); Mission: ('SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION TO KALAMAZOO COLLEGE',); Activities: ('KALAMAZOO COLLEGE - ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE PROGRAM',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('58-2069891',); Name: ('TECO THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS INC',); Mission: ("Bishop Arts Theatre Center's mission is to cultivate a diverse and vibrant arts community while creating opportunities for local and emerging artists through performances and education.",); Activities: ('Education\\Outreach Program: BATC offered year round student outreach programs to more than 50 Schools, recreation centers, and youth agencies in the Dallas\\Fort Worth Metroplex. BATC served over 30,000 children and families in 2019 via arts education programs and seasonal performances.',), ('Production of Live Theatrical Performances: BATC staged theatrical performances, jazz concerts and speakers series during the current fiscal year.',), (nan,)
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EIN: ('42-1199810',); Name: ('Bharat Charitable Cancer Hospital',); Mission: ('CARE OF CANCER PATIENTS, HEALTH AWARENESS PROGRAM AND SUPPORTING, CANCER PATIENTS BY PROVIDING CHEMOTHERAPY DRUGS',); Activities: ('Cancer Awareness,detection and treatment for needy individuals in the rural area.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('95-1643387',); Name: ('TOBERMAN NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER INC',); Mission: ('ASSIST HARBOR AREA FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS BY DELIVERING LIFE-CHANGING SERVICES. (SEE SCH O)',); Activities: ('CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES ("CYFS"): FINANCED BY FOUNDATION GRANTS, CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS, AND INDIVIDUAL GIFTS AND DONATIONS, AS WELL AS NET PROCEEDS FROM VARIOUS SPECIAL EVENTS, THE CYFS PROGRAM SERVES YOUTH, CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILES THROUGH THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS A)TOBERMAN ACADEMY (KINDERGARTEN-5TH GRADE) B) LEADERS IN TRAINING PROGRAM (6TH-8TH GRADE)C) TOYOTA FAMILY LEARNING PROGRAM D) RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS E) SUMMER ACADEMY. THE CYFS PROGRAM DEVELOPS READING, WRITING, MATH AND COMPUTER SKILLS AND ALSO BUILDS SELF-ESTEEM THROUGH THE USE OF THE 40 DEVELOPMENTAL ASSETS.',), ('FAMILY SOURCE CENTER ("FSC"): FINANCED BY A GRANT FROM THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, THE FSC PROGRAM SERVES FAMILIES THROUGH THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES: A) INTENSIVE CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES B) REFERRALS TO COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR HOMELESS C) OUTPATIENT COUNSELING SERVICES FOR YOUTH (5-17) WITH FULL SCOPE MEDI-CAL OR PRIVATE INSURANCE D) FREE LEGAL COUNSEL TARGETING HOMELESS PREVENTION/TENANT RIGHTS E) BENEFIT SCREENING AND APPLICATION FOR GOVERNMENT BENEFITS F) SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD ASSISTANCE THROUGH TOBERMAN\'S PANTRY-A USDA FOOD DISTRIBUTION CENTER G) VOLUNTEERS IN TAX ASSISTANCE, OR VITA, SITE FOR FREE INCOME TAX PREPARATION H) UTILITY ASSISTANCE FOR THE GAS COMPANY OR LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF WATER AND POWER THROUGH THE LOW INCOME HOME ENEGERY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM. (CONT. ON SCH O)THE FSC PROGRAM FOCUSES ON INCREASING INCOME AND EDUCATION ACHIEVEMENT WITH CLASSES IN PREEMPLOYMENT AND EMPLOYMENT, RESUME WRITING, ONLINE JOB APPLICATION, FINANCIAL LITERACY AND COMPUTER LITERACY. IN ADDITION, EMERGENCY FOOD AND CLOTHING SERVICES ARE PROVIDED.',), ('GANG INTERVENTION AND PREVENTION SERVICES: SINCE SOME AREA FAMILIES HAVE GANG MEMBERS AND/OR YOUTH WHO ARE AT-RISK OF BECOMING GANG MEMBERS, THE ORGANIZATION\'S COMMUNITY INTERVENTION WORKERS MEDIATE DISPUTES AND MAINTAIN A LOS ANGELES HARBOR AREA GANG PEACE AGREEMENT INVOLVING MULTIPLE LOCAL GANGS. SERVICES ARE OFFERED THROUGH TWO KEY PROGRAMS, GANG REDUCTION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ("GRACE"), WHICH IS FUNDED BY THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, AND GANG REDUCTION AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ("GRYD"), WHICH IS FUNDED BY THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES. THESE SERVICES INCLUDE: A) CRISIS INTERVENTION B) CONFLICT RESOLUTION C) SCHOOL-BASED PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION ACTIVITIES D) CASE MANAGEMENT INCLUDING MENTORING OF YOUTH AND ADULTS AND REFERRALS FOR SERVICES E) RECREATIONAL SERVICES (CONT. ON SCH O)F) SAFE PASSAGE/EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT G) COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ON COMMITTEES AND TASK FORCES. THE GOAL OF THE ORGANIZATION\'S PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION ACTIVITIES IS TO HELP THOSE AT-RISK YOUTH MAKE A CHOICE NOT TO JOIN GANGS AND TO HELP THOSE WISHING TO LEAVE GANG LIFE.',)
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EIN: ('25-1681668',); Name: ("MECHANICSBURG SPORTSMAN'S PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION",); Mission: ('PROMOTE HUNTING, FISHING, AND ARCHERY',); Activities: ("SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY INTEREST IN SPORTSMEN'S ACTIVITIES AND PROMOTING FAMILY EVENTS, OFFER HUNTER AND FIREARM SAFETY COURSES, RAISE FISH THEN STOCK OUR POND AND LOCAL CREEKS AND STREAMS.",), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('56-1891533',); Name: ('CAPITAL CITY CLAUSES INC',); Mission: ("TO ENRICH CHILDREN'S LIVES WITH HOPE, CHEER, AND JOY THROUGH GIVING PROGRAMS THAT EFFECTIVELY ENGAGE COMMUNITY, INDIVIDUAL, AND CORPORATE PARTNERS WITH DYNAMIC COMMUNITY EVENTS",); Activities: ('CAPITAL CITY CLAUSES HOSTS EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, INCLUDING THE JINGLE BALL & JINGLE IN JULY, TO COLLECT TOYS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES & CASH TO DONATE TO CHARITIES THAT BENEFIT CHILDREN.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('82-2948407',); Name: ('BASE CAMP VILLAGE INC',); Mission: ("BASE CAMP VILLAGE'S MISSION IS TO PROVIDE PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR PEOPLE WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS WHO ARE EXPERIENCING HOMLESSNESS.",); Activities: ('DEVELOPMENT OF A PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING COMPLEX FOR PEOPLE WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS WHO ARE EXPERIENCING HOMLESSNESS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('23-2325706',); Name: ('CATHOLIC HOUSING CORPORATION OF NORTHERN',); Mission: ('TO PROVIDE LOW INCOME INDEPENDENT LIVING HOUSING UNDER THE HUD SECTION 8 PROGRAM.',); Activities: ('CATHOLIC HOUSING CORPORATION OF NORTHERN BERKS COUNTY OPERATES A SECTION 8, LOW INCOME, ELDERLY HOUSING PROJECT LOCATED IN LAURELDALE, PENNSYLVANIA. THERE ARE 30 ONE BEDROOM AND 15 EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS.THE ORGANIZATION MAINTAINS HIGH RESIDENT SATISFACTION AS MEASURED BY HIGH OCCUPANCY AND LOW TURNOVER; SUPPORTS "AGING IN PLACE" WITH PROGRAMS TO HELP SENIORS REMAIN INDEPENDENT AS LONG AS POSSIBLE; IMPROVES OPERATIONS WITH TRAINING OF ALL MANAGEMENT STAFF IN FAIR HOUSING CERTIFICATION; STRENGTHENS QUALITY OF LIFE PROGRAMS WITH INCREASED OUTREACH TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS; IMPROVES FOOD SECURITY FOR RESIDENTS BY PARTNERING EACH OF THE EIGHT COMMUNITIES WITH ACCESS TO FOOD BANKS AND DEVELOPS A STRATEGY TO MEET THE GROWING NEED FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR SENIORS WITH LIMITED INCOME.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('31-1498428',); Name: ('MEDINA RAPTOR CENTER',); Mission: ('REHABILITATION OF RAPTORS',); Activities: ('RESCUE INJURED RAPTORS AND MISCELLANEOUS OTHER BIRDS, RETURN THEM TO HEALTH AND TO THEIR NATURAL HABITAT. EDUCATE PUBLIC REGARDING RAPTOR BEHAVIOR AND ECOSYSTEM.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('73-6501169',); Name: ('Cub ClubInc',); Mission: ('RECREATIONAL FLYING CLUB',); Activities: ('TO PROVIDE AIRCRAFT TO RECREATIONAL FLYERS AT AN AFFORDABLE COST AND TO ENJOY THE LOVE OF FLYING WITH OTHERS',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('84-6059504',); Name: ('ASPEN CENTER FOR PHYSICS',); Mission: ('THE CENTER IS A SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZATION WHICH PROMOTES ORGANIZED RESEARCH IN PHYSICS, ASTROPHYSICS, AND RELATED FIELDS.',); Activities: ("SINCE ITS INCEPTION IN 1962, ASPEN CENTER FOR PHYSICS HAS PROVIDED A UNIQUE PHYSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC ENVIRONMENT IDEALLY SUITED FOR STIMULATING INTERACTIONS, COLLABORATIONS, AND INNOVATION IN PHYSICS RESEARCH. FOR 16 WEEKS EACH SUMMER, MORE THAN 500 LEADING INTERNATIONAL RESEARCHERS, FREED FROM THE USUAL CONSTRAINTS AND DISTRACTIONS OF THEIR HOME INSTITUTIONS, COME TO ASPEN TO ENGAGE IN RESEARCH AT THE FOREFRONT OF THEIR FIELDS. RESEARCH IS CONDUCTED: (A) IN THE CONTEXT OF WORKSHOPS IN AREAS AT THE FOREFRONT OF PHYSICS RESEARCH; (B) IN SMALL GROUPS FOCUSED ON SPECIFIC PROJECTS; OR, (C) BY INDIVIDUAL INVESTIGATORS CARRYING OUT THEIR OWN RESEARCH. THE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMS EMPHASIZE OPEN PROBLEMS AT THE CUTTING EDGE AND ARE DESIGNED TO MAXIMIZE INFORMAL INTERACTIONS WITHIN EACH AREA AND CROSS-FERTILIZATION BETWEEN DIFFERENT AREAS. WHILE CONTINUING TO PROVIDE LEADERSHIP IN THE CENTRAL AREAS OF PHYSICS (PARTICLE PHYSICS, ASTROPHYSICS, AND CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS), ASPEN CENTER FOR PHYSICS HAS BEEN OPEN TO NEW DIRECTIONS IN PHYSICS AS WELL AS TO SCIENCE AT THE INTERFACE BETWEEN PHYSICS AND OTHER DISCIPLINES (BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, ENGINEERING, MATERIAL SCIENCE, AND MATHEMATICS). IN ADDITION, 8 TO 9 ONE- WEEK WINTER CONFERENCES BRING TOGETHER 60 TO 100 RESEARCHERS PER WEEK IN AREAS OF CURRENT INTEREST IN PHYSICS AND INTER-DISCIPLINARY PHYSICS RESEARCH. THE CENTER PROVIDES OFFICE SPACE, OFFICE SUPPLIES, MEETING SPACE, LIBRARY FACILITIES, AND NETWORK ACCESS TO ITS PARTICIPANTS. SUPPORT IS PROVIDED TO ALL INDIVIDUALS DURING THE SUMMER SESSION FOR WHOM LODGING IS ARRANGED BY THE CENTER. PHYSICISTS' SUMMER BILLS ARE REDUCED BY THE AMOUNT OF SUPPORT; OVERPAYMENTS ARE REFUNDED BY CHECK. WINTER SUPPORT IS USUALLY AWARDED TO JUNIOR SCIENTISTS AND THOSE WITH A DEMONSTRATED NEED IN ORDER TO ATTEND. DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 2020, THERE WERE 565 SUMMER PARTICIPANTS (SUMMER 2019) AND 395 WINTER PARTICIPANTS (IN JANUARY, FEBRUARY, AND MARCH 2020).",), ('ASPEN CENTER FOR PHYSICS OUTREACH PROGRAM INCLUDES MANY OPTIONS AND AVENUES FOR THE PUBLIC TO BECOME INFORMED ABOUT CUTTING-EDGE PHYSICS RESEARCH, AND TO ENGAGE CHILDREN AND YOUTH IN OPPORTUNITIES FOR FURTHER EDUCATION IN THE SCIENCES. (1) PUBLIC LECTURES. A CORE OUTREACH ACTIVITY FOR THE CENTER. RENOWNED PHYSICISTS DELIVER WINTER AND SUMMER LECTURES IN ASPEN VENUES DELINEATING THEIR CURRENT RESEARCH OR CURRENT SCIENTIFIC TOPICS OF GENERAL INTEREST. SUMMER ATTENDANCE AT 12 LECTURES WAS 998 PEOPLE. WINTER ATTENDANCE AT 6 LECTURES WAS 570, WHILE TWO ADDITIONAL LECTURES WERE CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19. (2) SUMMER CHILDREN\'S PICNICS. IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ASPEN SCIENCE CENTER, THE ASPEN CENTER FOR PHYSICS HOSTS CHILDREN\'S WEEKLY SUMMER PICNICS THAT INCLUDE A PRESENTATION BY A PARTICIPATING PHYSICIST. THIS AFFORDS CHILDREN THE CHANCE TO MEET WORKING PHYSICISTS, TO LEARN ABOUT THE PROFESSION, AND TO LEARN SOME SCIENCE IN FUN AND ENTERTAINING WAYS. SIX PICNICS WERE HELD DURING SUMMER 2019. (3) HIGH SCHOOL MENTOR PROGRAM. ACP HIRES RISING SENIOR PHYSICS STUDENTS FROM 3-5 VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLS TO WORK FOR A SUMMER WEEK AT THE CENTER TO SEE WHAT THEORETICAL PHYSICISTS DO AND TO CHAT WITH 2 OR 3 PHYSICISTS ABOUT COLLEGE, CAREERS, AND/OR SCIENCE. ABOUT 19 PHYSICISTS AND STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN 2019. (4) HIGH SCHOOL MONTHLY RADIO SHOW--RADIO PHYSICS. VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICS STUDENTS FROM 3-5 SCHOOLS INTERVIEW PHYSICISTS ON A MONTHLY RADIO SHOW. THIS INTRODUCES THE STUDENTS TO SCIENCE, PUBLIC SPEAKING, AND INFORMS THE LISTENING PUBLIC ABOUT CURRENT PHYSICS TOPICS. THERE WERE 20 STUDENT AND PHYSICIST PARTICIPANTS FOR THIS FISCAL YEAR. (5) PHYSICS CAFES. CO-HOSTED WITH ASPEN SCIENCE CENTER, BEFORE EACH PUBLIC LECTURE 2 OR 3 PHYSICISTS MEET WITH STUDENTS AND THE PUBLIC TO DISCUSS PHYSICS OR CAREERS IN SCIENCE, OR WHATEVER TOPICS THE PUBLIC MIGHT BRING UP. FROM JANUARY TO MARCH 2020, 224 PEOPLE ATTENDED 6 CAFES, WHILE AN ADDITIONAL TWO WERE CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19. (6) ALL PUBLIC LECTURES ARE RECORDED AND ALL VIDEOS ARE AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING ON THE ASPEN CENTER FOR PHYSICS YOUTUBE CHANNEL AND WITH LINKS FROM THE ACP WEBSITE. THERE ARE OVER 300 ACP SCIENTIFIC LECTURES AND INTERVIEWS AVAILABLE AT NO CHARGE ONLINE. (7) ASPEN CENTER FOR PHYSICS WEBSITE. IN AN ON-GOING PROJECT TO SHARE THE SCIENCE DONE AT THE CENTER, ACP HAS A SECTION OF ITS WEBSITE TITLED, "THE SCIENCE," WHICH LISTS PUBLICATIONS GENERATED AT THE CENTER AND INCLUDES SLIDES FROM SCIENTIFIC COLLOQUIA ATTENDED BY SUMMER PARTICIPANTS, AS WELL AS OTHER SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION. TOTAL NUMBER OF PUBLIC LISTENING TO RADIO BROADCASTS OR VIEWING VIDEOS ON TELEVISION OR ONLINE IS UNKNOWN.',), (nan,)
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EIN: ('41-0166660',); Name: ('INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PAINTERS AND',); Mission: ('LABOR UNION',); Activities: ('THE OBJECTIVES OF THE LOCAL ARE TO ORGANIZE WORKERS, TO AID MEMBERS TO BECOME MORE SKILLFUL AND EFFICIENT WORKERS, TO PROMOTE GENERAL KNOWLEDGE AND EDUCATION, TO CULTIVATE FRIENDSHIP AMONG THE MEMBERS, TO PROMOTE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AND RECOGNITION, TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SICK AND DEATH BENEFITS, TO SECURE IMPROVED WAGES, HOURS, WORKING CONDITIONS AND OTHER ECONOMIC ADVANTAGES, TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT AND TRAINING, TO SAFEGUARD AND PROMOTE THE PRINCIPLE OF FREE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, TO PROTECT AND STRENGTHEN OUR DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS, TO PROTECT AND PRESERVE THE UNION AS AN INSTITUTION, TO PROTECT AND ENHANCE THE STATURE AND WELL-BEING OF WORKERS AND THEIR FAMILIES, AND TO CREATE A MARKETPLACE IN WHICH AN ATMOSPHERE OF LABOR/MANAGEMENT COOPERATION WILL ENHANCE PROSPERITY FOR UNION EMPLOYERS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('51-0216587',); Name: ('PROVIDENCE HEALTH & SERVICES - OREGON',); Mission: ("SEE SCHEDULE O.AS EXPRESSIONS OF GOD'S HEALING LOVE, WITNESSED THROUGH THE MINISTRY OF JESUS, WE ARE STEADFAST IN SERVING ALL, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO ARE POOR AND VULNERABLE.",); Activities: ("SEE SCHEDULE O.PROVIDENCEON JULY 1, 2016, PROVIDENCE HEALTH & SERVICES (PHS) AND ST. JOSEPH HEALTH SYSTEM (SJHS) ENTERED INTO A BUSINESS COMBINATION AGREEMENT TO FORM PROVIDENCE ST. JOSEPH HEALTH (PROVIDENCE). BY COMING TOGETHER, PROVIDENCE SEEKS TO BETTER SERVE ITS COMMUNITIES THROUGH GREATER PATIENT AFFORDABILITY, OUTSTANDING CLINICAL CARE, IMPROVEMENTS TO THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE AND INTRODUCTION OF NEW SERVICES WHERE THEY ARE NEEDED MOST. TOGETHER, OUR CAREGIVERS SERVE IN 51 HOSPITALS, 1,085 CLINICS ACROSS ALASKA, CALIFORNIA, MONTANA, NEW MEXICO, OREGON, TEXAS AND WASHINGTON.THE FOUNDERS OF BOTH ORGANIZATIONS WERE COURAGEOUS WOMEN AHEAD OF THEIR TIME. THE SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE AND THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH OF ORANGE BROUGHT HEALTH CARE AND OTHER SOCIAL SERVICES TO THE AMERICAN WEST WHEN IT WAS STILL A RUGGED, UNTAMED FRONTIER. NOW, AS WE FACE A DIFFERENT LANDSCAPE A CHANGING HEALTH CARE ENVIRONMENT WE DRAW UPON THEIR PIONEERING AND COMPASSIONATE SPIRIT TO PLAN FOR THE NEXT CENTURY OF HEALTH CARE.PROVIDENCE HEALTH & SERVICESIN 1856, MOTHER JOSEPH AND FOUR SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE ESTABLISHED HOSPITALS, SCHOOLS AND ORPHANAGES ACROSS THE NORTHWEST. OVER THE YEARS, OTHER CATHOLIC SISTERS TRANSFERRED SPONSORSHIP OF THEIR MINISTRIES TO PROVIDENCE, INCLUDING THE LITTLE COMPANY OF MARY, DOMINICANS AND CHARITY OF LEAVENWORTH. RECENTLY, SWEDISH HEALTH SERVICES, KADLEC REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER AND PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTERS HAVE JOINED PROVIDENCE AS SECULAR PARTNERS WITH A COMMON COMMITMENT TO SERVING ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY. ST. JOSEPH HEALTH SYSTEMIN 1912, A SMALL GROUP OF SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH LANDED ON THE RUGGED SHORES OF EUREKA, CALIFORNIA TO PROVIDE EDUCATION AND HEALTH CARE. THEY LATER ESTABLISHED ROOTS IN ORANGE, CALIFORNIA, AND EXPANDED TO SERVE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AND TEXAS. THE HEALTH SYSTEM ESTABLISHED MANY KEY PARTNERSHIPS, INCLUDING A MERGER BETWEEN LUBBOCK METHODIST HOSPITAL SYSTEM AND ST. MARY HOSPITAL TO FORM COVENANT HEALTH IN LUBBOCK, TEXAS. RECENTLY, AN AFFILIATION WAS ESTABLISHED WITH HOAG HEALTH TO INCREASE ACCESS TO SERVICES IN ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.ACUTE CARE OUTPATIENT AND INPATIENTOUR CORE VALUES - RESPECT, COMPASSION, JUSTICE, EXCELLENCE, AND STEWARDSHIP OUR COMMITMENTAS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT HEALTH CARE MINISTRY, PROVIDENCE HEALTH & SERVICES - OREGON EMBRACES OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO RESPOND TO THE NEEDS OF PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITIES, ESPECIALLY THE POOR AND VULNERABLE. THIS COMMITMENT, THIS MISSION ROOTED IN GOD'S LOVE FOR ALL, BEGAN WITH THE SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE MORE THAN 160 YEARS AGO.THE HEART OF OUR MISSIONWE FOCUS OUR COMMUNITY BENEFIT OUTREACH ON FOUR SPECIFIC POPULATIONS. THESE ARE LOW-INCOME AND UNINSURED PEOPLE, DIVERSE POPULATIONS, OLDER CITIZENS, AND PEOPLE WITH BEHAVIORAL NEEDS. OUR OUTREACH CAN RANGE FROM COVERING THE MEDICAL BILLS OF A HUSBAND AND FATHER DISABLED BY DIABETES, TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORTING A NONPROFIT THAT EMBRACES OLDER REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS.DURING THESE HARD ECONOMIC TIMES IN OUR NEIGHBORHOODS AND OUR NATION, WE REINFORCE OUR COMMITMENTS TO CARING FOR THE POOR AND VULNERABLE. THIS COMPASSIONATE CARING IS, AND ALWAYS HAS BEEN, THE HEART OF OUR MISSION.PROVIDENCE HEALTH & SERVICES - OREGON IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT NETWORK OF HOSPITALS, CARE CENTERS, HEALTH PLANS, PHYSICIANS, HOME HEALTH SERVICES, CLINICS AND OTHER SERVICES. WE CONTINUE A TRADITION OF CARING THAT THE SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE BEGAN IN THE WEST 160 YEARS AGO.OUR FACILITIES INCLUDE: PROVIDENCE ST. VINCENT MEDICAL CENTER, PROVIDENCE PORTLAND MEDICAL CENTER, PROVIDENCE MILWAUKIE HOSPITAL, PROVIDENCE HOOD RIVER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, PROVIDENCE WILLAMETTE FALLS MEDICAL CENTER, PROVIDENCE NEWBERG MEDICAL CENTER, PROVIDENCE SEASIDE HOSPITAL, PROVIDENCE MEDFORD MEDICAL CENTER, PROVIDENCE CHILD CENTER, PROVIDENCE ELDERPLACE, PROVIDENCE BENEDICTINE NURSING CENTER, PROVIDENCE HOME AND COMMUNITY SERVICES, PROVIDENCE HEALTH PLANS, PROVIDENCE MEDICAL GROUP CLINICS, PROVIDENCE GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION CLINICS, PROVIDENCE NORTH COAST CLINICS AND PROVIDENCE HOOD RIVER CLINICS.RESEARCH CENTERSPROVIDENCE PHYSICIANS, SCIENTISTS AND RESEARCH TEAMS PARTICIPATE IN BASIC RESEARCH, APPLIED RESEARCH AND CLINICAL TRIAL RESEARCH. THEY HAVE ACHIEVED NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR THEIR WORK, SOME OF WHICH HAS LED TO REVOLUTIONARY CHANGES IN HEALTH CARE:- BRAIN & SPINE INSTITUTE- CENTER FOR OUTCOMES RESEARCH AND EDUCATION- EARLE A. CHILES RESEARCH INSTITUTE, ROBERT W. FRANZ CANCER RESEARCH CENTER- HEART & VASCULAR INSTITUTE- ORTHOPEDICS RESEARCH INSTITUTE- WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S HEALTH RESEARCH CENTERTHE MINISTRIES OF PROVIDENCE IN OREGON HAVE A SHARED VISION TO CREATE AN EXPERIENCE OF CONNECTED CARE FOR EACH PATIENT. WE ALSO WORK TO ACHIEVE THE TRIPLE AIM, WHICH CALLS US TO:- IMPROVE OUR POPULATION'S HEALTH- GIVE OUR PATIENTS THE BEST CARE EXPERIENCE- MAKE SURE OUR SERVICES ARE AFFORDABLEIN 2019, PROVIDENCE IN OREGON:- OPERATED EIGHT HOSPITALS, MORE THAN 90 CLINICS AND TWO NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNITS- PROVIDED PRIMARY, PREVENTIVE AND SPECIALTY CARE TO OVER 2.1 MILLION CHILDREN AND ADULTS- CARED FOR 288,701 EMERGENCY PATIENTS- GAVE 485,270 HOME HEALTH AND HOSPICE VISITS/DAYS OF CARE TO COMMUNITY RESIDENTSLONG-TERM CARE, HOMECARE, HOSPICE, HOUSING & ASSISTED LIVING:QUALITY HOME CARE: FOR THE EIGHTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR, PROVIDENCE HOME CARE IN SOUTHERN OREGON HAS BEEN NAMED AS ONE OF THE TOP 500 HOME HEALTH AGENCIES IN THE NATION BY HOMECARE ELITE, BASED ON MEASURES OF QUALITY AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE.HOSPICE SERVICES IN RURAL AREA: PROVIDENCE HOOD RIVER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, A CRITICAL ACCESS FACILITY, HAS EXPANDED HOSPICE CARE TO SERVE RESIDENTS IN THE COLUMBIA GORGE AREA.",), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('62-1327713',); Name: ('PLACE OF HOPE INC',); Mission: ('THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE EXCELLENT ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES, TEMPORARY SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS, AND FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY, IN A CARING, CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT.',); Activities: ('THE PROGRAMS OF THE ORGANIZATION ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE EXCELLENT ALCOHOL AND DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES, TEMPORARY SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS, AND FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY, IN A CARING, CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('05-0125735',); Name: ('CRANSTON PORTUGUESE CLUB INC',); Mission: ('ENTERTAINMENT AND RECREATION OF MEMBERS',); Activities: ('THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO THE RECREATION, INSTRUCTION AND ENTERTAINMENT OF ITS MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND FOR THE BEST WELFARE AND INTEREST OF THE PORTUGUESE PEOPLE.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('47-3140963',); Name: ('AMERICAN BOARD OF FACIAL COSMETIC',); Mission: ('The American Board of Facial Cosmetic Surgery is an independent certifying board that exclusively tests North American based surgeons knowledge and experience in the sub-specialty of Facial Cosmetic Surgery. The ABFCS examines and certifies physicians interested in Facial Cosmetic Surgery who have completed a specialized facial cosmetic surgery fellowship and / or have acquired a very extensive knowledge and experience in Facial Cosmetic Surgery.',); Activities: ('THE BOARD ADMINISTERS AN EXAMINATION FOR THE CERTIFICATION OF FACIAL COSMETIC SURGEONS IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN HIGH PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS FOR THE FACIAL COSMETIC SURGERY PROFESSION.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('81-0438377',); Name: ('POWELL COUNTY MEDICAL FOUNDATION',); Mission: ('TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR NUMEROUS RURAL MEDICAL COMMUNITY NEEDS:',); Activities: ('CONTINUED BUILDING OF CHARITABLE TRUST,EARNINGS ARE USED TO PROVIDE GRANTS & OTHER FUNDING FOR OUR RURAL MEDICAL COMMUNITY NEEDS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('91-1339483',); Name: ('PIERCE COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION',); Mission: ('To provide residents of Pierce County with opportunities to access safe, decent, and affordable housing.',); Activities: ('During 2019, the HOME program funded 11 loans.',), ('During 2019, the Substantial Rehabilitation Program funded 14 homeowner rehabilitation loans.',), ('During 2019, the Homeownership Opportunities for People Everywhere funded 4 loans.',)
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EIN: ('23-1731034',); Name: ('HOSPITAL CENTRAL SERVICES INC',); Mission: ('THE ORGANIZATION MAKES CONTRIBUTIONS TO EDUCATIONAL CHARITIES THROUGH GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS. FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE GRANTS ARE RAISED BY SPONSORING AN ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT AND THROUGH RENTAL OF OFFICE SPACE.',); Activities: ('MAKES CONTRIBUTIONS TO EDUCATIONAL CHARITIES AND PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS, BY COUNTY, THAT ARE ENTERING COLLEGE AND HAVE EXPRESSED AN INTEREST IN THE MEDICAL OR HEALTHCARE FIELD.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('56-1384164',); Name: ('CLYDE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT',); Mission: ('FIRE PREVENTION AND FIRST RESPONDER SERVICES FOR CLYDE, NORTH CAROLINA',); Activities: ('PROVISION OF FIRE PROTECTION, FIREFIGHTING AND FIRST RESPONDER SERVICES TO CLYDE, NC AND ASSISTING FIRE DEPARTMENTS IN NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('41-6033423',); Name: ('MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY MANKATO',); Mission: ('TO SUPPORT MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY, MANKATO.',); Activities: ('THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES STUDENT AID OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS TO RECEIVE ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS, ATHLETIC TALENT GRANTS, AND OTHER AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.',), ('THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SUPPORT TO VARIOUS ACADEMIC AND ATHLETIC PROGRAMS, CLUBS, AND CONFERENCES OF THE UNIVERSITY. SUPPORT FOR UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC PROGRAMS - $444,207. SUPPORT FOR MAV CARES PROGRAM - $65,000. SUPPORT FOR UNIVERSITY MUSIC PROGRAMS - $6,755. SUPPORT FOR THEATRE & DANCE PROGRAMS - $58,774. SUPPORT FOR UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS - $11,661. SUPPORT FOR UNIVERSITY AUXILIARY PROGRAMS - $21,196. SUPPORT FOR EQUIPMENT AND FACILITIES FOR VARIOUS ATHLETICS AND ACADEMIC PROGRAMS - $66,797. NONCASH ASSETS TO THE UNIVERSITY - $45,000.',), ('THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS AND STAFF THROUGH CONFERENCES, CONVENTIONS, WORKSHOPS, MEETINGS, SPEAKERS, AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR STAFF AND STUDENT SALARIES, SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT RENTAL, PRINTING, POSTAGE, AND OTHER EXPENSES USED TO ASSIST DAILY EDUCATIONAL OPERATIONS AND ACTIVITIES.',)
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EIN: ('95-7129576',); Name: ('ORANGE COUNTY ELECTRICAL JOINT',); Mission: ('TRAINING OF UNION ELECTRICIANS',); Activities: ('506 ENROLLED STUDENTS DURING THE YEAR, 56 STUDENTS GRADUATED FROM THE PROGRAM.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('83-1478365',); Name: ('MISSION KIDS COMMUNITY',); Mission: ('THE SPECIFIC CHARITABLE PURPOSE FOR WHICH THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED IS TO EXCLUSIVELY BENEFIT AND SUPPORT MISSION KIDS, A CALIFORNIA NONPROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION, WHICH OPERATES A LICENSED PRESCHOOL IN THE MISSION DISTRICT OF SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA SERVING ALL TYPES OF FAMILIES, AND OPERATING IN ACCORDANCE WITH 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.',); Activities: ('THE SPECIFIC CHARITABLE PURPOSE FOR WHICH THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED IS TO EXCLUSIVELY BENEFIT AND SUPPORT MISSION KIDS, A CALIFORNIA NONPROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION, WHICH OPERATES A LICENSED PRESCHOOL IN THE MISSION DISTRICT OF SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA SERVING ALL TYPES OF FAMILIES, AND OPERATING IN ACCORDANCE WITH 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('57-1139984',); Name: ('ANGELS NEST PRESCHOOL INC',); Mission: ('PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR INNER CITY NEEDY CHILDREN',); Activities: ('A NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT HELPS THE POOR',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('80-6049077',); Name: ('PORAC RETIREE MEDICAL TRUST',); Mission: ('TO PROVIDE REIMBURSEMENT FOR INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND MEDICAL EXPENSES IN RETIREMENT.',); Activities: ("REIMBURSEMENT OF RETIREES' INSURANCE PREMIUMS OR MEDICAL EXPENSES FOR APPROXIMATELY 5,367 PARTICIPANTS.",), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('58-1400610',); Name: ('VOLUNTEER HOUSING DEVELOPMENT',); Mission: ('HUD ASSISTED HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME, ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED.',); Activities: ('OPERATION OF HUD ASSISTED HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME, ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED TENANTS UNDER SECTION 202. THE TOTAL NUMBER OF HUD UNITS ARE 144 AND FARMERS HOME UNITS ARE 48.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('22-3054392',); Name: ('FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE',); Mission: ('TO PROVIDE ITS MEMBERS WITH VARIOUS BENEFITS AND TO PROMOTE SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL ACTIVITIES.',); Activities: ('NEWSPAPER PRINTING',), ('PROFESSIONAL FEES',), ('ALL OTHER PROGRAM EXPENSES',)
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EIN: ('20-3255899',); Name: ('Star 6 Foundation',); Mission: ('TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AND EMOTIONAL ASSISTANCE FOR SPOUSES AND FAMILIES OF FALLEN AND INJURED PEACE OFFICERS.',); Activities: ('STAR 6 FOUNDATION PROVIDES A BENEVOLENT FUND FOR IMMEDIATE AND ONGOING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, GRIEVANCE COUNSELING, AND PEER SUPPORT FOR SPOUSES, FAMILIES, AND "BROTHERS AND SISTERS" OF FALLEN AND INJURED MEN AND WOMEN WHO HAVE PROVIDED SAFETY AND SECURITY SERVICES IN SACRAMENTO AND OTHER COMMUNITIES.',), ("THE STAR 6 FOUNDATION'S VU NGUYEN MEMORIAL AND MARK STASYUK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS PROVIDES GRANTS TO THE CHILDREN OF FALLEN OFFICERS.",), ('Maintenenace of Star 6 memorial monument.',)
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EIN: ('95-3947727',); Name: ('HARAMBEE CHRISTIAN FAMILY CENTER INC',); Mission: ('HARAMBEE SEEKS TO NURTURE AND EQUIP LEADERSHIP THAT WILL WHOLISTICALLY MINISTER TO THE COMMUNITY BY SHARING BIBILICAL TRUTHS, IN ORDER TO ACHEIVE THE RE-BUILDING OF URBAN NEIGHBORHOODS THROUGH RELOCATION, RECONCILIATION AND REDISTRIBUTION.',); Activities: ('Community OutreachHarambee continued to provide emergency assistance to community members in need who are facing problems such as eviction, job displacement or other issues. Harambee was able to come alongside families to provide financial support and other services to help them navigate difficult circumstances. Harambee continues to be known as a safe place where folks in need can come to receive support and services. At the beginning of 2020, we began to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic and how we would continue to serve our community. We decided that we would walk alongside families, as we always have, in education and enrichment. We knew that impoverished families would find navigating online education a challenge so we began to provide one-on-one services, access to technology, and counsel.',), ('Performing ArtsIn 2019 we expanded our performing arts programs beyond summer camp and allowed students to participate in an after-school performing arts program. The summer included a four week performing arts summer camp. Over 70 students participated in the program the program ran weekdays from 7:30 am-5:45 pm. Students learned many aspects of performing arts from beat making, drums, production, piano, dance, to acting and singing. The summer camp was held at franklin elementary; culminating performance entitled Motown revue. Families were so excited to see their loved-ones perform that there was standing room only in franklins 600 seat auditorium. In the fall, we held our annual harambee fest, a community event at our 1609 location. Over 300 children and families gathered to celebrate fall with free food, games, booths, music, and dance. Over fifty church and community volunteers made the experience a joyous expression of fall. Lastly, on December 21, 2019 students performed the way, in living color families had the opportunity to hear the story of Christs love through the arts. John Muir high schools auditorium was full of excitement as students received a standing ovation from over 1,000 audience members.',), (nan,)
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EIN: ('88-0108496',); Name: ('HELP OF SOUTHERN NEVADA',); Mission: ('HELP OF SOUTHERN NEVADA (THE ORGANIZATION) IS A NONPROFIT CORPORATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO ASSIST FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS THROUGHOUT SOUTHERN NEVADA TO OVERCOME BARRIERS AND ATTAIN SELF-SUFFICIENCY THROUGH DIRECT SERVICES, TRAINING AND REFERRAL TO COMMUNITY RESOURCES. THE ORGANIZATION IS PRIMARILY SUPPORTED THROUGH GOVERNMENT GRANTS, PROGRAM FEES, AND CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE GENERAL PUBLIC.',); Activities: ("HOMELESS SERVICES HELP OF SOUTHERN NEVADA (HELP) HAS BEEN PROVIDING HOUSING AND CASE MANAGEMENT TO HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS/FAMILIES FOR OVER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. HELP HAS BEEN WORKING WITH THE CHRONICALLY HOMELESS POPULATION SINCE 2005. WHEN THE PILOT PROJECT ORGANIZATIONS UNITED TO REACH EDUCATE AND ASSIST THE CHRONICALLY HOMELESS (O.U.T.R.E.A.C.H.) BEGAN. THIS PROJECT WAS IMPLEMENTED TO ASSIST THE CHRONICALLY HOMELESS USING THE HOUSING FIRST AND HARM REDUCTION MODEL, IN WHICH CLIENTS ARE IMMEDIATELY HOUSED AND THEN BARRIERS ARE WORKED ON. IN JULY 2014, COORDINATED ENTRY BEGAN IN CLARK COUNTY. ANYONE IDENTIFYING AS HOMELESS CAN BE REFERRED TO CLARK COUNTY FOR A HOUSING ASSESSMENT OR COMPLETE AN ASSESSMENT WITH THE CRISIS TEAMS WHO WORK IN PLACES NOT MEANT FOR HUMAN HABITATION. THEY CAN ALSO COME TO HELP OF SOUTHERN NEVADA. ONCE THE ASSESSMENT IS COMPLETED THIS WILL BE SENT TO THE COMMUNITY MATCHERS, WHO WILL SEND THE REFERRAL TO A HOUSING PROVIDER WHO HAS VACANCIES. HELP'S NEW BEGINNINGS; HELP THEM HOME; CABHI 2; HEALTHY LIVING; HOSPITAL TO HOME; BUILT FOR ZERO; THE NEXT STEP; A NEW START ARE HOUSING PROGRAMS THAT PROVIDE INTENSIVE CASE MANAGEMENT TO CHRONICALLY HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS, WHO HAVE A DOCUMENTED DISABILITY. THESE PROGRAMS FOCUS ON PROVIDING SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO CLIENTS TO OVERCOME BARRIERS TO BECOMING SELF SUFFICIENT AND SELF RELIANT. ALL INTENSIVE CASE MANAGERS (ICM) ARE SSI/SSDI OUTREACH, ACCESS AND RECOVERY (S.O.A.R.) CERTIFIED BY THE SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION. THIS ALLOWS THE ICM TO EXPEDITE THE BENEFITS APPLICATION FOR OUR CLIENTS WITH PERMANENT DISABILITIES. SOME ICM'S ARE SNAP (SUPPLEMENTAL NUTRITIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM) CERTIFIED. THIS ALLOWS THE ICM TO ASSIST THE CLIENT WITH THE APPLICATION PROCESS FOR FOOD STAMPS. THERE ARE NOW 13 HOUSING QUALITY STANDARD INSPECTORS (HQS) TO ENSURE WHEN CLIENTS ARE MOVING IN TO THEIR APARTMENTS, IT MEETS OR EXCEEDS THE HOUSING AUTHORITIES STANDARDS. THESE CLIENTS ARE CONNECTED WITH SERVICE TO STABILIZE THEIR MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES AND ADDRESS OTHER BARRIERS THAT HAVE LEAD TO THEIR HOMELESSNESS. THE MAIN GOAL IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO PERSONS WHO ARE HOMELESS WITH A DISABILITY AND FIND APPROPRIATE HOUSING WHILE THEY ENGAGE IN TREATMENT TO OVERCOME BARRIERS BECOMING SELF-SUFFICIENT. PROGRAM STATISTICS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR: -NUMBER OF CLIENTS WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE PROGRAM YEAR: 1. NEW BEGINNINGS - 190 2. HELP THEM HOME - 107 3. THE NEXT STEP - 18 4. HEALTHY LIVING - 63 5. CAHBI 2 - 55 6. HOSPITAL TO HOME - 66 7. BUILT FOR ZERO - 13 8. A NEW START - 152 -NUMBER OF CLIENTS DISCHARGED THROUGHOUT THE PROGRAM YEAR: 1. NEW BEGINNINGS - 46 2. HELP THEM HOME - 45 3. THE NEXT STEP - 7 4. HEALTHY LIVING - 17 5. CAHBI 2 - 17 6. HOSPITAL TO HOME - 19 7. BUILT FOR ZERO - 0 8. A NEW START - 42 -NUMBER OF CLIENTS BROUGHT ON TO CASELOAD: 1. NEW BEGINNINGS - 61 2. HELP THEM HOME - 51 3. THE NEXT STEP - 18 4. HEALTHY LIVING - 23 5. CAHBI 2 - 17 6. HOSPITAL TO HOME - 28 7. BUILT FOR ZERO - 13 8. A NEW START - 81 -NUMBER OF ACTIVE CLIENTS AT THE END OF THE PROGRAM YEAR: 1. NEW BEGINNINGS - 141 2. HELP THEM HOME - 55 3. THE NEXT STEP - 11 4. HEALTHY LIVING - 46 5. CAHBI 2 - 38 6. HOSPITAL TO HOME - 48 7. BUILT FOR ZERO - 13 8. A NEW START - 110 - CLIENTS WITH STABLE EXITS FROM THE PROGRAM: 1. NEW BEGINNINGS - 86% 2. HELP THEM HOME - 83.87% 3. THE NEXT STEP - 42.86% 4. HEALTHY LIVING - 94.12% 5. CAHBI 2 - 88.24% 6. HOSPITAL TO HOME - 57.89% 7. BUILT FOR ZERO - 0% 8. A NEW START - 95.12% - CLIENTS WHO ARE VETERANS: 1. NEW BEGINNINGS - 6 2. HELP THEM HOME - 3 3. THE NEXT STEP - 0 4. HEALTHY LIVING - 1 5. CAHBI 2 - 3 6. HOSPITAL TO HOME - 1 7. BUILT FOR ZERO - 0 8. A NEW START - 0 -PERCENTAGE OF CLIENTS WHO INCREASED JOBS, INCOME, EXITED TO KNOW DESTINATIONS: 1. NEW BEGINNINGS A. EMPLOYMENT - 2.63 B. INCREASED OR SUSTAINED OTHER CASE INCOME - 30% C. IMPROVED EDUCATION - 5.35% D. EXITED TO KNOWN DESTINATIONS - 100% 2. HELP THEM HOME A. EMPLOYMENT - 0% B. INCREASED OR SUSTAINED OTHER CASH INCOME - 31.76% C. IMPROVED EDUCATION - 0% D. EXITED TO KNOWN DESTINATIONS - 100% 3. HEALTHY LIVING A. EMPLOYMENT - 0% B. INCREASED OR SUSTAINED OTHER CASH INCOME - 32.79% C. IMPROVED EDUCATION - 0% D. EXITED TO KNOWN DESTINATIONS - 100% 4. CABHI 2 A. EMPLOYMENT - 1.82% B. INCREASED OR SUSTAINED OTHER CASH INCOME -21.82 % C. IMPROVED EDUCATION - 00% D. EXITED TO KNOWN DESTINATIONS - 100% 5. HOSPITAL TO HOME A. EMPLOYMENT - 6.06% B. INCREASED OR SUSTAINED OTHER CASH INCOME - 22.73% C. IMPROVED EDUCATION - 1.64% D. EXITED TO KNOWN DESTINATIONS - 94.74% 6. THE NEXT STEP A. EMPLOYMENT - 5.88% B. INCREASED OR SUSTAINED OTHER CASH INCOME - 17.65 % C. IMPROVED EDUCATION -0 % D. EXITED TO KNOWN DESTINATIONS - 100% 7. BUILT FOR ZERO A. EMPLOYMENT -0 % B. INCREASED OR SUSTAINED OTHER CASH INCOME - 69.23% C. IMPROVED EDUCATION - 0% D. EXITED TO KNOWN DESTINATIONS -0 % 8. A NEW START A. EMPLOYMENT -5.63 % B. INCREASED OR SUSTAINED OTHER CASH INCOME - 30.99% C. IMPROVED EDUCATION - 25.86% D. EXITED TO KNOWN DESTINATIONS - 100%",), ('WEATHERIZATION WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ASSISTS LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS BY CONDUCTING ENERGY EFFICIENT ASSESSMENTS/AUDITS. THESE AUDITS WILL DETERMINE WHAT THE HOME NEEDS AND WILL BE ADDRESSED BASED ON A PRIORITY LIST OF ENERGY EFFICIENT MEASURES THAT WILL BE INSTALLED IN QUALIFIED CLIENT HOMES. PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO HOMES OWNED OR OCCUPIED BY SENIOR CITIZENS, HOUSEHOLDS WITH CHILDREN UNDER SIX, OR DISABLED CLIENTS TO ASSIST FOR A SAFE AND HEALTHY HOME AND IN REDUCING THEIR MONTHLY UTILITY COSTS. OUR PROGRAM PROVIDES MEASURES SUCH AS HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT, WATER HEATER AND OVEN REPLACEMENT, SOLAR SCREENS, ATTIC INSULATION, REFRIGERATORS, WEATHER-STRIPPING, LOW-FLOW SHOWERHEADS, AND OTHER ENERGY SAVING MEASURES. A TOTAL OF 250 HOMES WERE SERVED DURING THE 2019/2020 PROGRAM YEAR.',), ('SHANNON WEST HOMELESS YOUTH CENTER (SWHYC) SHANNON WEST HOMELESS YOUTH CENTER (SWHYC) PROVIDES SERVICES FOR AT-RISK YOUTH THAT ARE HOMELESS OR ARE AT RISK OF BECOMING HOMELESS. THE YOUTH CENTER MOTIVATES RESIDENTS TOWARDS REACHING SELF-SUFFICIENCY BY PROVIDING THE TRAINING AND SKILLS TO FURTHER THEIR EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT, SOCIAL AND LIFE SKILLS. THE RESIDENTIAL AND DAY PROGRAMMING ENABLES YOUTH TO GAIN THE SKILLS NECESSARY TO SUCCEED AS ADULTS IN THE COMMUNITY. BY COLLABORATING WITH A NUMBER OF AGENCIES, WE HAVE THE RESOURCES TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING SERVICES ON SITE: INTENSIVE CASE MANAGEMENT, SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING, MENTAL HEALTH REFERRALS, EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENT, VOCATIONAL TRAINING, AND LIFE SKILLS GROUPS FOCUSING ON A VARIETY OF ISSUES SUCH AS ANGER MANAGEMENT, INDEPENDENT LIVING, MONEY MANAGEMENT, PEER SOCIALIZATION, CONSUMER AND PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS, AND HEALTH EDUCATION. HELP OF SOUTHERN NEVADA HAS COMPLETED THE NEW 37,000 SQUARE FT. BUILDING AND RELOCATED THE SHANNON WEST HOMELESS YOUTH CENTER TO 1650 E. FLAMINGO ROAD. THIS HAS PROVIDED THE RESIDENTS WITH ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FROM SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE AREA. THIS AREA ALSO HAS INCREASED EMPLOYMENT POTENTIAL FOR THE RESIDENTS. THIS NEW BUILDING HAS INCREASED THE CAPACITY TO HOUSE UP TO 166 HOMELESS YOUTH. PROGRAM STATISTICS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2019/2020: YOUTH SERVED -518 MALES- 340 FEMALES-167 TRANSGENDER-10 NON-BINARY- 1 EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENTS- 140 ENROLLED IN HIGH SCHOOL - 4 DIPLOMA COMPLETED - 0 GED/HISET PREP-CLASS (ENROLLED) - 19 GED/HISET COMPLETED - 0 ADULT EDUCATION (ENROLLED INTO CREDIT RETRIEVAL) - 14 ENROLLED IN COLLEGE - 5 COMPLETE FASFA-12 ATTENDED VOCATIONAL TRAINING - 1 COMPLETED VOCATIONAL TRAINING - 0 RECEIVED SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT - 189 RECEIVED MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT - 115 RESIDENTS WHO EXITED TO PERMANENT DESTINATIONS- 170 RECIDIVISM RATE 27.6% OBTAINED EMPLOYMENT 177',)
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EIN: ('86-0271490',); Name: ('NOSOTROS INC',); Mission: ('TO PROVIDE SOCIAL SERVICES TO DISADVANTAGED MEMBERS OF THE MEXICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA.',); Activities: ("CHARTER SCHOOL - THIS PROGRAM ESTABLISHED A CHARTER/HIGH SCHOOL, MIDDLE SCHOOL, AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOR GRADES K-12 THAT WAS APPROVED BY THE ARIZONA STATE BOARD FOR CHARTER SCHOOLS. THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO PROVIDE AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE TRADITIONAL HIGH SCHOOL, MIDDLE SCHOOL, AND ELMENTARY SCHOOL ENVIRONMENT. THIS PROGRAM USES PUBLIC FUNDS PROVIDED BY THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND IS OPEN TO ALL ELIGIBLE HIGH SCHOOL, MIDDLE SCHOOL, AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS. NOSOTROS, INC. OPERATES THE CHARTER SCHOOL THROUGH ITS 100% OWNERSHIP OF NOSOTROS ACADEMY, LLC, A DISREGARDED TAX ENTITY. THE OPERATION OF THE CHARTER SCHOOL BEGAN IN AUGUST 2002. THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE WAS INFORMED ABOUT THIS ACTIVITY AND ISSUED A LETTER DATED NOVEMBER 5, 2002 ADVISING NOSOTROS, INC. THAT THE USES OF NOSOTROS ACADEMY, LLC AND THE OPERATION OF A CHARTER SCHOOL DID NOT EFFECT NOSOTROS, INC.'S EXEMPT STATUS.",), ('DAY CARE - INCLUDES BREAKFAST, LUNCH, SNACKS, BILINGUAL EDUCATION, HOMEWORK SUPPORT, SOCIALIZATION ACTIVITIES, FIELD TRIPS, AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE. THIS PROGRAM HAS A CAPACITY OF 85 CHILDREN.',), (nan,)
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EIN: ('42-1364293',); Name: ('WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS FOUNDATION',); Mission: ('SERVING AS A CATALYST FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE AND PRIDE IN THE WATERLOO SCHOOL DISTRICT.',); Activities: ('THE WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS FOUNDATION RAISES FUNDS WHICH ARE USED TO ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION WITHIN THE WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. THE WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS FOUNDATION PROVIDES (1)A MECHANISM FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO BE ALLOCATED TO WORTHWHILE CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND FACILITIES; (2) A VEHICLE FOR SOLICITATION, ACCUMULATION, INVESTMENT, OTHER MANAGEMENT, AND DISTRIBUTION OF SUCH RESOURCES FOR IDENTIFIED NEEDS AND PURPOSES; AND (3) AN INCREASE IN COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT WITH AND SUPPORT FOR THE WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT BY ENGOURAGING OPEN COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE COMMUNITY AND THE DISTRICT ON MATTERS OF MUTUAL CONCERN, AND BY INCREASING COMMUNITY CONFIDENCE IN THE WATERLOO COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('02-0211990',); Name: ('WHITEMAN-DAVIDSON',); Mission: ('TO CARE FOR & CONTRIBUTE TO THE SUPPORT, COMFORT & WELFARE OF ALL WHO SERVED IN THE ARMIES OF THE UNITED STATES',); Activities: ('HUNDREDS OF HOURS OF SERVICE ARE PROVIDED BY POST MEMBERS TO THE COMMUNITY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES',), ('FUNDS ARE DONATED TO MANY LOCAL & NATIONAL CHARITIES & SCHOLARSHIPS ARE GIVEN TO LOCAL SCHOOL CHILDREN',), ('PROVIDE A MEETING PLACE FOR ALL SERVICE VETERANS FOR SOCIAL & BUSINESS PURPOSES, DISTRIBUTE VETERANS MEDICAL, EMPLOYMENT & OTHER VETERAN BENEFIT INFORMATION',)
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EIN: ('39-1490740',); Name: ('MOUNT ZION LAND DEVELOPMENT CORP II',); Mission: ("MOUNT ZION LAND DEVELOPMENT CORP. II'S MAIN PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE HOUSING FACILITIES AND SERVICES TO ELDERLY AND DISABLED PERSONS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT.",); Activities: ('MOUNT ZION LAND DEVELOPMENT CORP II PROVIDES ELDERLY AND DISABLED PERSONS WITH HOUSING FACILITIES AND SERVICES SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO MEET THEIR PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS AND TO PROMOTE THEIR HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('37-1481636',); Name: ('PETS ARE WORTH SAVING INC',); Mission: ('DEDICATED TO SAVING HOMELESS ANIMALS AND REDUCING THE PET OVERPOPULATION THROUGH SPAYING AND NEUTERING CATS AND DOGS',); Activities: ('FOSTER PROGRAM - THE PROGRAM PAYS FOR SPAYING AND NEUTERING OF DOGS AND CATS IF YOU ADOPT A PET.',), ('TNR/SPAY/NEUTER PROGRAM - THE SPAY/NEUTER/TNR. PROGRAM PROVIDES FOR SPAYING AND NEUTERING OF COMPANION ANIMALS FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES AND TRAPPING FERAL CATS AND SPAY AND NEUTERING IN ORDER TO FIND RESCUE HOMES FOR ANIMALS.',), ('OTHER PROGRAM COSTS RESCUE FOSTER PROGRAMS THIS PROVIDES TEMP HOMES FOR ABADONED PETS UNTIL ADOPTED. PAWS FACILTATES ADOPTIONS BY THE PUBLIC OF MONTHLY ADOPTION EVENTS AT LOCAL PET STORES.',)
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EIN: ('41-1704734',); Name: ('BE THE MATCH FOUNDATION',); Mission: ('FUNDRAISING TO SUPPORT MISSION OF THE NMDP/BE THE MATCH: SAVE LIVES THROUGH CELLULAR THERAPY.',); Activities: ("PATIENT ASSISTANCE - BE THE MATCH FOUNDATION (BTMF) PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PATIENTS THROUGHOUT EACH STAGE OF THE TRANSPLANT PROCESS. FUNDED FULLY BY PHILANTHROPY, MORE THAN $4.8 MILLION WAS PROVIDED TO PATIENTS IN NEED THIS YEAR. IN FY2020, THE BTM TEAM DEMONSTRATED THEIR COMMITMENT TO PATIENTS BY COMPLETING A PROJECT THAT SIMPLIFIED THE APPLICATION PROCESS FOR TRANSPLANT CENTER COORDINATORS, PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES. THESE IMPROVEMENTS TO THE APPLICATION REMOVE ANOTHER BARRIER FOR TRANSPLANT PATIENTS, BY REMOVING THE NEED FOR A PRE-APPROVAL FOR SEARCH ASSISTANCE FUNDS. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)TWO GRANT PROGRAMS SUPPORT PATIENTS PRE-TRANSPLANT WHO HAVE INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL BARRIERS THAT DELAY OR PREVENT THEM FROM FINDING A DONOR. THE FAMILY TYPING GRANT (FTG) PAYS LABS, ON BEHALF OF THE PATIENTS, FOR THE TYPING OF FIRST DEGREE RELATIVES NEEDED TO IDENTIFY IF THERE IS A DONOR IN THE FAMILY. THE FTG HELPED 79 PATIENTS THIS FY2020. FOR THOSE WITHOUT A DONOR IN THEIR FAMILY, SEARCH ASSISTANCE FUNDS (SAF) HELPS PATIENTS START THE UNRELATED DONOR SEARCH PROCESS BY GIVING TRANSPLANT CENTERS A GUARANTEE OF PAYMENT FOR SPECIFIC SEARCH AND/OR PROCUREMENT COSTS. THERE WERE 402 PATIENTS APPROVED FOR SAF THIS FY2020. BTMF ALSO PROVIDES FUNDING FOR TWO GRANTS TO HELP WITH THE MANY UNCOVERED EXTRA EXPENSES PATIENTS EXPERIENCE BEFORE AND AFTER A TRANSPLANT. THE TRANSPLANT SUPPORT ASSISTANCE (TSA) GRANT PROVIDES DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO QUALIFIED FAMILIES BOTH PRE AND POST-TRANSPLANT. TSA HELPS WITH EXTRA OUT OF POCKET EXPENSES, SUCH AS TRANSPORTATION, TEMPORARY RELOCATION, CO-PAYS, AND INSURANCE PREMIUMS. THIS YEAR 1,435 TSA AWARDS WERE GRANTED WITH THE AVERAGE AWARD BEING $2,000 TO PATIENTS WHO WERE BOTH PRE AND POST-TRANPLANT.IN MAY 2020, BTMF OPENED A NEW, TEMPORARY GRANT TO MEET THE EVOLVING NEEDS OF PATIENTS DURING A GLOBAL PANDEMIC. THE COVID-19 RELIEF GRANT PROVIDES A ONE TIME $500 AWARD TO AID IN COVERING MEDICAL AND NON-MEDICAL EXPENSES DUE TO FINANCIAL HARDSHIP RELATED TO COVID. THIS YEAR 578 COVID AWARDS WERE GRANTED TO PATIENTS WHO WERE BOTH PRE AND POST-TRANSPLANT. THE JOHN AND CARYN CAMIOLO SURVIVORSHIP GRANT (CAM) PROVIDES DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO QUALIFIED PATIENTS WHO ARE BEYOND ONE YEAR POST-TRANSPLANT AND WHO HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH CHRONIC GRAFT-VERSUS-HOST DISEASE. CAM HELPS WITH UNCOVERED COSTS OF TREATMENT AND PRESCRIPTIONS. THIS FY2020, 104 PATIENTS WERE HELPED THROUGH THE CAM PROGRAM WITH THE AVERAGE GRANT BEING $750.THE CHELL TRAVEL GRANT PROVIDES DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO QUALIFIED PATIENTS WHO NEED ASSISTANCE WITH TRAVEL TO/FROM CLINICAL TRIALS THAT TREAT BLOOD CANCERS AND DISORDERS TREATABLE BY TRANSPLANT. THIS YEAR 104 CHELL TRAVEL GRANTS WERE AWARDED WITH THE AVERAGE AWARD AMOUNT BEING $2,000. THE IRA AND DIANA RIKLIS CRISIS GRANT PROVIDES DIRECT FINANICAL ASSISTANCE TO QUALIFIED PATIENTS POST-TRANSPLANT WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED A SIGNIFICANT CRISIS EVENT IMPACTING PATIENT'S POST TRANSPLANT CARE. THIS FY2020, 4 PATIENTS WERE HELPED THROUGH THE RIKLIS CRISIS PROGRAM WITH EACH AWARD AMOUNT BEING $10,000.",), ('RESEARCH - RESEARCH INNOVATIONS ARE CRITICAL TO EXPANDING TREATMENT TO MORE PATIENTS AND IMPROVING OUTCOMES. EACH YEAR, BTMF IS PROUD TO INVEST IN RESEARCH THROUGH:THE AMY STRELZER MANASEVIT RESEARCH PROGRAM (AMY PROGRAM): OUR FLAGSHIP RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP, THE AMY PROGRAM FUNDS EARLY CAREER INVESTIGATORS FOCUSED ON ADVANCES IN THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF POST-TRANSPLANT COMPLICATIONS (E.G. GRAFT-VERSUS-HOST-DISEASE AND INFECTION). IN FY2020, WE FUNDED THE WORK OF 18 AMY SCHOLARS. AMY SCHOLARS HAVE GONE ON TO BECOME LEADERS IN THE FIELD, PURSUING SCIENTIFIC ADVANCES THAT HELP BE THE MATCH PATIENTS LIVE LONGER, HEALTHIER LIVES. SINCE 1998, BTMF HAS INVESTED NEARLY $11 MILLION TO HELP (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) LAUNCH THE CAREERS OF 44 YOUNG PHYSICIAN-SCIENTISTS. AFTER RECEIVING THEIR AMY SCHOLAR AWARDS, THIS GROUP HAS GONE ON TO WIN MORE THAN $110 MILLION IN SUBSEQUENT FUNDING TO PURSUE THE DISCOVERIES THAT WILL HELP PATIENTS LIVE LONGER, HEALTHIER LIVES AFTER TRANSPLANT. TODAY, THE AMY STRELZER MANASEVIT RESEARCH PROGRAM FOR THE STUDY OF POST-TRANSPLANT COMPLICATIONS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST COVETED FELLOWSHIPS IN THE FIELD OF TRANSPLANTATION.ANTHONY NOLAN TRUST: PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE ANTHONY NOLAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE TO CONTINUE DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF AN HLA CLASS I AND II SEQUENCE DATABASE AND PROVISION OF HLA CLASS I AND II SEQUENCE INFORMATION.',), ("RECRUITMENT - THE BE THE MATCH REGISTRY PROVIDES THE MOST DIVERSE LISTING OF POTENTIAL DONORS AND CORD BLOOD UNITS IN THE WORLD. WITH 23 MILLION POTENTIAL DONORS AND 500,000 CORD BLOOD UNITS, OUR GROWING REGISTRY IS HELPING PATIENTS GET THE TRANSPLANT THEY NEED. IN FY2020, OVER 325,000 NEW POTENTIAL DONORS WERE ADDED TO THE BE THE MATCH REGISTRY. ALTHOUGH THERE ARE MILLIONS ON THE REGISTRY, PATIENTS SOMETIMES STILL CANNOT FIND A MATCH. THIS IS DUE IN PART TO THE PATIENT'S ETHNIC BACKGROUND. ON AVERAGE, A PATIENT'S LIKELIHOOD OF FINDING A MATCH ON THE BE THE MATCH REGISTRY RANGES FROM 29% TO 79% DEPENDING ON THE ETHNIC BACKGROUND. SOME ETHNIC GROUPS HAVE MORE COMPLEX TISSUE TYPES THAN OTHERS, SO A PERSON'S BEST CHANCE OF FINDING A DONOR IS WITH SOMEONE OF THE SAME ETHNIC (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) BACKGROUND. THE IMPORTANCE OF INCREASING DIVERSITY ON THE REGISTRY IS AN ORGANIZATION GOAL AND PRIORITY AT BE THE MATCH.BE THE MATCH MEXICO WAS A NEW INITIATIVE IN 2017. WITH THE GOAL OF REACHING MORE PATIENTS AND INCREASING DIVERSITY ON THE REGISTRY, WORK HAS BEGUN TO CREATE A NETWORK OF DONOR CENTERS AND FUNDRAISING PARTNERS IN MEXICO.",)
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EIN: ('45-0566808',); Name: ('FRIENDSHIP MISSION INC',); Mission: ('OUR MISSION IS TO ENGAGE IN CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT WORK NECESSARY TO MINISTER TO THE NEEDS OF THE HOMELESS, NEEDY AND LESS FORTUNATE PERSONS IN MONTGOMERY, AL AREA BY PROVIDING LODGING, FOOD, PERSONAL COUNSELING, TRANSPORTATION, AID WITH PRESCRIPTION PURCHASES AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO THE BEST OF OUR ABILITIES.',); Activities: ('THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FOOD AND SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS IN MONTGOMERY',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('56-1394527',); Name: ('ROCKY POINT VOLUNTEER FIRE',); Mission: ('VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT',); Activities: ('DEPARTMENT PROVIDES VOLUNTEER FIRE PROTECTION FOR ROCKY POINT FIRE DISTRICT IN PENDER COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('05-0572897',); Name: ('WORKING IN SENIOR HOUSING OF SOUTH',); Mission: ('HOUSING FOR LOW AND MODERATE INCOME ELDERLY',); Activities: ('PROVIDE 18 HOUSING UNITS TO THE LOW AND MODERATE INCOME ELDERLY IN CINCINNATI, OH. RESIDENTS ARE QUALIFIED UNDER SECTION 202 OF THE NATIONAL AFFORDABLE HOUSING ACT.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('51-0139577',); Name: ('SANTA BARBARA MEALS ON WHEELS INC',); Mission: ('SANTA BARBARA MEALS ON WHEELS, INC. IS DEDICATED TO DELIVERING AN AFFORDABLE, FRESHLY-PREPARED MEAL EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR - 365 DAYS A YEAR - TO ELDERLY AND HOMEBOUND RESIDENTS OF OUR COMMUNITY, PROVIDING BOTH NUTRITION AND PERSONAL INTERACTION IN SUPPORT OF THEIR EFFORTS TO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY, WITH DIGNITY, AS LONG AS THEY ARE ABLE.',); Activities: ('34,400 HOT MEALS WERE DELIVERED TO ELDERLY AND HOME-BOUND INDIVIDUALS; MEALS ARE DELIVERED 365 DAYS A YEAR. CLIENTS PAY FOR MEALS ON A SLIDING SCALE BASED ON FINANCIAL RESOURCES AVAILABLE; ALL MEALS ARE SUBSIDIZED TO AT LEAST SOME EXTENT VIA CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AND INVESTMENT INCOME. VOLUNTEER DRIVERS ARE REIMBURSED FOR MILEAGE; THEIR TIME IS DONATED IN ALL CASES.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('47-3325944',); Name: ('CENTRAL VALLEY COMMUNITY SPORTS',); Mission: ('FORM 990 - ORGANIZATION\'S MISSIONTHE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THIS CORPORATION SHALL BE TO PROMOTE A HEALTHY, LIVABLE COMMUNITY WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR PHYSICAL ACTVITY AS WELL AS PERSONAL AND CULTUREAL ENRICHMENT THROUGH THE ACQUISITION, EXPANSION AND OPERATION OF A COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER THAT WILL PROVIDE A WIDE RANGE OF COMMUNITY PROGRAMS. THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED IN AN EFFORT TO HELP ALLEVIATE THE FOOD-HARSHIP AND OBESITY RATES IN CALIFORNIA\'S CENTRAL VALLEY. IT OWNS AND OPERATES THE CENTRAL VALLEY COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER AND PROVIDES A MUCH-NEEDED "CLEAN-AIR" RECREATIONAL OUTLET FOR RESIDNETS OF THE CENTRAL VALLEY. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SPACE FOR LOCAL NONPROFITS THAT ARE ALREADY WELL-ESTABLISHED IN THE AREA BUT NEED ACCESS TO RECREATIONAL, OFFICE AND STORAGE SPACE AND A CENTER OUT OF WHICH TO PROVIDE THEIR SERVICES TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.FORM 990, PART VI, LINE 11B - ORGANIZATION\'S PROCESS TO REVIEW FORM 990AN OFFICER OF THE ORGANIZATION WILL DISTRIBUTE DRAFT COPIES OF T',); Activities: ('GATEWAY ICE CENTER IN FRESNO, CA PROVIDES A FACILITY THAT WILL ENCOURAGE A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE AND PROVIDE A SAFE AND CLEAN ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN, NON-PROFITS, AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS TO USE. GATEWAY ICE CENTER PROVIDES A FACILITY FOR THE PUBLIC TO PARTICIPATE IN ICE SKATING, HOCKEY, AND OTHER RECREATIONAL AND COMPETITIVE SPORTS FOR ALL LEVELS OF EXPERIENCE.',), ('GRANITE PARK IS A SPORTS COMPLEX IN EAST-CENTRAL FRESNO. THE WORK IS CONTINUING TO REFURBISH THREE AMATEUR BASEBALL FIELDS AND RELATED IRRIGATION, FENCING, TURF AND LIGHTING. SOCCER FIELDS HAVE HAS ADDED AS WELL.',), ('PROVIDED SERVICES TO OTHER NONPROFIT PARTNERS BY PROVIDING FACILITIES AND CO-SPONSORING ACTIVITIES FOR THE CENTRAL CAL BASEBALL ACADEMY, CALIFORNIA ADAPTIVE SPORTS PROGRAM, BIG BROTHERS & BIG SISTERS OF CENTRAL CALIFORNIA, BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF FRESNO, THE CITY OF FRESNO, FRESNO ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES COMMISSION, CENTRAL CALIFORNIA REGIONAL OBESITY PREVENTION PROGRAM, FRESNO POLICE ATHLETIC LEAGUE, AND FRESNO MONSTERS JUNIOR HOCKEY CLUB.',)
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EIN: ('81-5174986',); Name: ('Village Exchange Center Inc',); Mission: ('COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY CENTER CO-LOCATING PROGRAMS CRITICAL TO THE REFUGEE, IMMIGRANT AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES. WE ALSO OFFER SPACE TO THE COMMUNITY TO HOLD EVENTS.',); Activities: ('COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY CENTER, CO-LOCATING PROGRAMS CRITICAL TO THE REFUGEE, IMMIGRANT AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES, OFFERING SPACE TO THE COMMUNITY TO HOLD EVENTS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('35-2057394',); Name: ('McCaw Family Foundation Inc',); Mission: ('SUPPORT AND EXPAND THE ACTIVITIES OF THE CENTRAL INDIANA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, INC. WITHIN THE COMMUNITY WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON EDUCATION, RELIGION, ARTS, AND YOUTH ATHLETICS.',); Activities: ("OUR GOAL IS TO SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION'S MISSION TO HELP LOW-INCOME WORKING FAMILIES WITH EVERYTHING FROM BASIC NEEDS TO EMPLOYMENT READINESS AND FINANCIAL STABILITY. FAMILY SUCCESS BRINGS TOGETHER FOCUSED FINANCIAL, HUMAN, AND INFLUENCE CAPITAL WITH DIRECT SERVICES PROVIDED THROUGH THE CENTERS FOR WORKING FAMILIES TO PROVIDE JOB TRAINING AND PLACEMENT, NETWORK SUPPORT TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING TO PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS, AND POLICY WORK TO REMOVE BARRIERS BETWEEN LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND ECONOMIC STABILITY.",), ("OUR GOAL IS TO SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION'S MISSION TO HELP THE COMMUNITY IMPROVE PUBLIC INSTRUCTION AND STUDENT ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT BASED ON EDUCATIONAL INDICATORS. THE COMMUNITY'S CAPACITY TO GROW AND PROSPER ECONOMICALLY WILL BE LARGELY BASED ON THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION'S ABILITY TO ATTRACT TALENTED NON-RESIDENTS AND EDUCATE AND/OR TRAIN LIFE-LONG RESIDENTS.",), ("OUR GOAL IS TO SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION'S MISSION TO TRANSFORM UNDERUSED SPACES INTO HIGH-QUALITY AMENITIES THAT PROMOTE COMMUNITY HEALTH AND VITALITY. INSPIRING PLACES FOCUSES ON IMPROVING PUBLIC SPACES SUCH AS PARKS, PUBLIC PLAZAS, HISTORIC BUSINESS AND CULTURAL DISTRICTS, GREENWAYS, AND PEDESTRIAN/BIKE TRAILS TO MAKE AN IMMEASURABLE IMPACT ON THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR CURRENT RESIDENTS, WHILE DRAWING MORE CREATIVE, COMMUNITY-MINDED CITIZENS TO CENTRAL INDIANA.",)
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EIN: ('38-2995700',); Name: ('GENESEE COUNTY FREE MEDICAL CLINIC',); Mission: ('TO PROVIDE HEALTH CARE BENEFITS TO LOW INCOME PERSONS IN GENESEE COUNTY.',); Activities: ('TO PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE TO LOW INCOME PERSONS IN GENESEE COUNTY WHO DO NOT HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('04-2308404',); Name: ('THE COMMUNITY YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF DANVERS MASSACHUSETTS INC',); Mission: ('TO LEARN, THRIVE, AND IMPROVE THEIR COMMUNITY. SEE PAGE 2 PART III.',); Activities: ("PROMOTING HEALTHY LIVING - TO IMPROVE THE NATION'S HEALTH AND WELL-BEING THE ORGANIZATION OFFERS ITS MEMBERS IN DIFFERENT STAGES OF LIFE THE OPPORTUNITY TO IMPROVE THEIR LEVELS OF PHYSICAL EMOTIONAL SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL WELL BEING. THE ORGANIZATIONS APPROACH IS BASED ON CONCERN FOR THE WELLNESS OF THE TOTAL PERSON. YMCA PROGRAMS ENCOURAGE POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR IN THE AREAS OF INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP FITNESS CLASSES, DANCE PROGRAMS, SPORTS LEAGUES AND SPECIAL EVENTS TO HELP IMPROVE THE WELL BEING OF OUR COMMUNITY. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES ITS MEMBERS WITH MATERIALS AND PROGRAMS IMPROVING PHYSICAL FITNESS, NUTRITION, WEIGHT MANAGEMENT, STRESS MANAGEMENT, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE AS WELL AS CONSTRUCTIVE RELATIONS WITH OTHERS.",), ('YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND STRENGTHENING THE MODERN FAMILY - TO NURTURE THE POTENTIAL OF EVERY CHILD AND TEEN THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES PROGRAMS TO STRENGTHEN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND THE MODERN FAMILY. THESE PROGRAMS INCLUDE PRESCHOOL CHILDCARE, SCHOOL AGE CHILDCARE, AND A MIDDLE SCHOOL CENTER WHICH IN ADDITION TO CARE OFFER SPORTS PROGRAMS, TEEN PROGRAMS, HEALTH AND SAFETY PROGRAMS, AND SUMMER CAMPS TO NURTURE THE POTENTIAL OF EVERY CHILD AND TEEN. THE PROGRAMS FOCUS ON FAMILY ACTIVITIES, CHILD CARE, CHILD EDUCATION, AND ENCOURAGING CLOSE FAMILY TIES.',), ('SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY - GIVING BACK AND PROVIDING SUPPORT TO OUR NEIGHBORS. THE ORGANIZATION WORKS WITH THE SCHOOL SYSTEM AND LOCAL FOOD PANTRY. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY REGARDLESS OF THEIR ABILITY TO PAY. THE ORGANIZATION STRIVES TO DEVELOP LEADERSHIP QUALITIES IN YOUTHS AND ADULTS BY PROVIDING PROGRAMS THAT OFFER YOUNG PEOPLE THE CHANCE TO LEARN LEADERSHIP SKILLS AND PRACTICE THEM IN YMCA PROGRAMS OR IN MODELS OF THE ADULT WORLD WHERE LEADERS GATHER AND MAKE DECISIONS.',)
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EIN: ('27-2105969',); Name: ('INTERNATIONAL SURFING ASSOCIATION INC',); Mission: ('TO DEVELOP AND PROMOTE THE SPORT OF SURFING GLOBALLY. THE ORGANIZATION IS RECOGNIZED BY THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE AS THE WORLD GOVERNING AUTHORITY FOR SURFING, STANDUP PADDLE (SUP) SURFING AND RACING, AND ALL OTHER WAVE RIDING ACTIVITIES. ADDITIONALLY, THE ORGANIZATION PROMOTES EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD INCLUDING INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UNDER 18 JUNIOR SURFERS. PROMOTES TRAINING DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD FOR JUDGING AND COACHING IN INTERNATIONAL WAVE RIDING COMPETITIONS. TO ORGANIZE, SUPERVISE AND OPERATE THE SURF SCHOOL PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. TO DEDICATE RESOURCES AND EFFORTS TOWARDS THE INCLUSION OF WAVE RIDING SPORTS INTO THE OLYMPICS.',); Activities: ('THE ISA WORLD SURFING GAMES SHOWCASES THE BEST SURFERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD. THE WORLD SURFING GAMES CROWNS INDIVIDUAL GOLD MEDALS IN TWO DIVISIONS - OPEN MEN AND OPEN WOMEN; AS WELL AS AN OVERALL TEAM CHAMPION.',), ('TO PROMOTE TRAINING & EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD FOR JUDGING AND COACHING INCLUDING INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UNDER 18 JUNIOR SURFERS. ADDITIONALLY, DEDICATING RESOURCES AND EFFORTS TOWARDS THE INCLUSION OF WAVE RIDING SPORTS INTO THE OLYMPICS.',), ('THE VISSLA ISA WORLD JUNIOR SURFING CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWCASES THE BEST YOUNG SURFERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD. THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP CROWNS INDIVIDUAL GOLD MEDALS IN FOUR DIVISIONS - UNDER-18 BOYS, UNDER-16 BOYS, UNDER-18 GIRLS, AND UNDER-16 GIRLS; AS WELL AS AN OVERALL TEAM CHAMPION.',)
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EIN: ('03-0330253',); Name: ('FRIENDS OF WRITERS INC',); Mission: ('FRIENDS OF WRITERS, IN PROVIDING FINANCIAL AND CREATIVE SUPPORT FOR ADULT WRITERS AND POETS, AIMS TO CULTIVATE A DIVERSITY OF VOICES IN THE ONGOING GENERATION OF NEW AND VITAL LITERARY WORKS.',); Activities: ('TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO ELIGIBLE POETS AND WRITERS MEETING PROPER REQUIREMENTS AND PURSUING GRADUATE STUDY.',), ('TO PROVIDE AN ANNUAL CONFERENCE FOR ADULT WRITERS.',), ('TO PROVIDE DIGITALIZED ARCHIVE RECORDS ON THE WEBSITE FOR PURCHASE.',)
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EIN: ('82-2631641',); Name: ('JL YOUNG APARTMENTS INC',); Mission: ('THE JL YOUNG APARTMENTS INC IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO THE SENIOR COMMUNITY AND SUPERIOR CUSTOMER SERVICE TO ALL OF OUR CLIENTS.',); Activities: ('THE JL YOUNG APARTMENTS INC IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO THE SENIOR COMMUNITY AND SUPERIOR CUSTOMER SERVICE TO ALL OF OUR CLIENTS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('34-4404812',); Name: ('SIDNEY LODGE NO 568',); Mission: ('FRATERNAL ORDER OF THE MOOSE UNITES ITS MEMBERS IN THE BONDS OF FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH A SCHEDULE OF SOCIAL & RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS, THEIR FAMILIES AND GUESTS.',); Activities: ('TO PROVIDE SOCIAL QUARTERS & RECREATIONAL FACILITIES FOR ITS MEMBERS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('37-1793510',); Name: ('NEW WORLD 19 LLC',); Mission: ('NewWorld19, LLC is organized to sponsor, organize and host the World Scout Jamboree at the Summit Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve in 2019.',); Activities: ('2019 World Scout Jamboree held at the Summit Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve brought together 41,559 Scouts and adults from around the world.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('76-0774306',); Name: ('JACARANDA FOUNDATION INC',); Mission: ('BUILDING SCHOOLS, PORIVIDING EDUCATION AND PREVENTING AID IN MALAWI, AFRICA',); Activities: ('BUILDING SCHOOLS, PROVIDING EDUCATION AND PREVENTING AIDS IN MALAWI AFRICA.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('38-2314210',); Name: ('BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF THE BAY',); Mission: ('TO FACILITATE AND ENHANCE THE POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUTH THROUGH VOLUNTEER FRIENDSHIPS, MENTORING, AND OUTREACH SERVICES.',); Activities: ('PROVIDED OUTREACH SERVICES FOR 500 AT-RISK CHILDREN',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('30-0895720',); Name: ('Freedom Movement Inc',); Mission: ('Through events, workshops and an online community, we seek to serve as a catalyst for change that opens the doors for many to experience the freedom God desperately wants for all His children.',); Activities: ('Through events, workshops, resources, spiritual direction and coaching, Freedom Movement is dedicated to showing women that hope and healing are for today.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('22-1489919',); Name: ('The Connection For Women & Families',); Mission: ('A nonprofit human service organization providing enrichment, education, social service and fitness programs.',); Activities: ('Youth Programs: Parent/Child classes, preschool classes and enrichment, afterschool enrichment, swimming, gymnastics, dance, sports, daycamp programs for children and teens with special needs, Approximately 2,800 participants.',), ('Adult Programs: Swimming, Therapeutic fitness, cancer support, english as a second language programs for adults with special needs and financial assistance. Approximately 2900 Participants.',), (nan,)
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EIN: ('82-3415190',); Name: ('HUSSAIN BIBI MEMORIAL FOUNDATION INC',); Mission: ('THE CORPORATION, WHICH IS PRIMARILY COMPRISED OF PHYSICIANS OF PAKISTANI DECENT, AIMS TO ASSIST THE GENERAL MEDICAL COMMUNITY IN NORTH AMERICA AND PAKISTAN THROUGH THE USE OF FUNDRAISING, HEALTH AWARENESS, AND HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS, INCLUDING TO FOSTER SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINE AND DELIVERY OF BETTER HEALTH CARE, WITHOUT REGARD TO RACE, COLOR, CREED, GENDER OR AGE; TO ENCOURAGE MEDICAL EDUCATION AND DELIVERY OF BETTER HEALTH CARE IN PAKISTAN SPECIFICALLY BY ARRANGING DONATIONS OF MEDICAL LITERATURE, MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND BY ARRANGING LECTURE TOURS, MEDICAL CONFERENCES, AND SEMINARS IN PAKISTAN; TO PARTICIPATE IN MEDICAL RELIEF AND OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES ESPECIALLY IN PAKISTAN AND NORTH AMERICA; TO INFORM AND EDUCATE DECISION MAKERS AND OPINION MAKING LEADERS IN PROBLEMS CONFRONTED BY THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY IN GENERAL AND PAKISTANI-AMERICAN PHYSICIANS IN PARTICULAR.',); Activities: ("TO MAKE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT THE HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS AS PROVIDED BY ORGANIZATION'S MISSION.",), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('43-1861323',); Name: ('SHOW-ME CHRISTIAN YOUTH HOME',); Mission: ('SHOW-ME CHRISTIAN YOUTH HOME IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PROVIDING LOVING, STABLE, CHRISTIAN HOMES FOR CHILDREN FROM BACKGROUNDS OF ABUSE, NEGLECT, ABANDONMENT AND UNFORTUNATE CIRCUMSTANCES.',); Activities: ('THE MAIN PROGRAM EXPENSE INVOLVES THE PROVISION OF HOMES AND FAMILIES IN OUR NINE HOUSES AT SIX LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF MISSOURI WITH 24- HOUR CARE. SEVENTY-SEVEN YOUNG PEOPLE CALLED SHOW-ME "HOME" DURING THIS FISCAL YEAR. IN ADDITION TO DAILY CARE, YOUTH RECEIVE SUPPORT TO ACHIEVE ACADEMICALLY, TO MATURE SOCIALLY, TO OVERCOME EMOTIONAL ISSUES AND TO DEVELOP SPIRITUALLY. OUR ULTIMATE GOAL IS TO PREPARE EACH ONE FOR A HEALTHY FUTURE AND SUPPORT THEM INTO THE ADULT PHASE OF THEIR LIVES.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('22-0062560',); Name: ('TRIBORO FIRST AID SQUAD INC',); Mission: ('FIRST AID SQUAD-PROVIDES AMBULANCE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES TO RESIDENTS OF SEASIDE HEIGHTS,SEASIDE PARK, AND ISLAND BEACH, BERKELEY TWP, NEW JERSEY',); Activities: ('PROVIDES AMBULANCE & EMERGENCY SERVICES TO RESIDENTS OF SEASIDE HEIGHTS, SEASIDE PARK & ISLAND BEACH, BERKELEY TWP, NEW JERSEY.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('27-2348747',); Name: ('Communities for A New California',); Mission: ('Conduct neighborhood door-to-door canvassing to educate community members on key public policy issues and engage them in the civic and electoral process to achieve public policies that are socially, economically, and environmentally just for Californias families.',); Activities: ('SACRAMENTO, MERCED, FRESNO AND KINGS COUNTIES: County non-partisan voter education - implemented non-partisan Fresno, Tulare and Kings County voter education program educating voters on local impact of federal legislation such as air and water quality and healthcare via live phone calls and digital media.',), ('SACRAMENTO: Organization created digital and video educational materials in 14 languages in order to facilitate the engagement of hard to count residents lving in the San Joaquin and Coachella Valleys during the 2020 Census.',), ('SACRAMENTO: Organization utilized its community outreach expertise and resources to engage with residents living in hard to count census tracts. Organization began preliminary education on how to complete the short census questionnaire, understand their privacy will be upheld by the law, and that they can count on the Organization for accurate and timely information when they need it. Organization surveyed respondents on attitudes and reasons they would or would not be likely to complete the 2020 census.',)
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EIN: ('04-3542875',); Name: ('THREE GEMS INC',); Mission: ('TO PROVIDE LOW-INCOME HOUSING FOR THE CHRONICALLY, MENTALLY DISABLED.',); Activities: ('OPERATES & MAINTAINS APPROXIMATELY 8 UNITS OF HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME & MENTALLY DISABLED PEOPLE IN LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('76-0649339',); Name: ('VICTORY REDEVELOPMENT CORPORATION',); Mission: ('PROMOTING COMMUNITY WELFARE BY PROVIDING DECENT, AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO LOW INCOME FAMILIES IN THE CITY OF HOUSTON AND COUNTY OF HARRIS, TX.',); Activities: ('DEDUCTIONS FROM PASS-THROUGH ACTIVITIES RELATED TO PROMOTING COMMUNITY WELFARE BY PROVIDING DECENT HOUSING THAT IS AFFORDABLE TO LOW INCOME FAMILIES IN THE CITY OF HOUSTON AND THE COUNTY OF HARRIS, TEXAS AND PROVIDING SUPPORT SERVICES TO THE RESIDENTS OF SUCH HOUSING.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('03-0479351',); Name: ('ISLAMIC CENTER GAZI-HUSREVBERG INC',); Mission: ('PRINCIPLE PLACE OF WORSHIP-MOSQUE',); Activities: ('CHARITABLE AND RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION ACHIEVED',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('23-2480754',); Name: ('SHEET METAL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL',); Mission: ("THE FUND PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE THROUGH THE AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS TO A SPOUSE OR DEPENDENT CHILD OF ACTIVE AND RETIRED MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING OF THE SHEET METAL WORKERS' INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION LOCAL UNION NO. 19.",); Activities: ('THE LOCAL UNION NO. 19 SCHOLARSHIP FUND WAS ESTABLISHED IN ORDER TO RAISE MONIES FOR AND ADMINISTER A SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM GRANTING COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO A SPOUSE OR DEPENDENT CHILDREN OF MEMBERS',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('41-1850736',); Name: ('WACONIA HOCKEY ASSOCIATION',); Mission: ('TO PROMOTE AND DEVELOP YOUTH ICE HOCKEY WITHIN THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES OF WACONIA BY PROVIDING A HIGH-QUALITY, SAFE AND FUN HOCKEY PROGRAM FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS.',); Activities: ('THE DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT OF YOUTH HOCKEY SKILLS AND SPORTSMANSHIP. APPROXIMATELY 217 CHILDREN ARE INVOLVED. THEY PARTICIPATE IN BANTUMS DOWN TO TERMITES (PRE-K). COMPETITIVE TEAMS PLAY 3-4 TOURNAMENTS THROUGHOUT EACH SEASON. NON-COMPETITIVE TEAMS ARE IN AN END OF YEAR JAMBOREE. WE ALSO INTRODUCE KIDS (BOYS AND GIRLS) TO HOCKEY THROUGH OUR ROOKIE CAMP PROGRAM, WHICH IS OFFERED FREE TO NEW PLAYERS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('47-1640149',); Name: ('SoHarlem Inc',); Mission: ('SoHarlems mission is to support racial equity and the economic development of the Harlem community. Since SoHarlems inception, 40 artisans and creative entrepreneurs have participated and 16 have gone on to establish their own enterprises. SoHarlem has also served more than 30 members of the local community through its summer youth training programs and conducted 20 public programs to ensure that Harlems ethnic, cultural, and aesthetic traditions and practices remain vital during a time of social change and neighborhood transition. In keeping with historic Harlem traditions, SoHarlem organized a series of public programs with individuals and organizations at the forefront of articulating cultural, environmental, historical, literary and other pertinent issues. SoHarlem completed a 1,000 SQF mural on Amsterdam Avenue at West 126th Street in 2017 and other public art work in the District.',); Activities: ("SoHarlem trained 26 of its neighbors in garment construction, and from that pool, eight were selected to become apprentices in The Designers' Studio to further develop their skills. To date 87 designers have been assisted in our Designers' Studio at least 20% have establshed their brand and clientel, since launching training institute 40 individuals from our community have been trained, 10 became apprentices of which 5 are working in alterations.",), ("Since SoHarlem's inception, it has piloted programs and exploratory initiatives to address community needs, incorporating learned methodology for identifying and trainees (i.e., in Cultural Tourism and Environmental Stewardship). To date, 47 creatives have participated, 16 have gone on to establish their own enterprises, and 24 women, who were formerly incarcerated, have been trained to repurpose textiles, and to restore and create decorative items for sale. Through its summer youth training programs, SoHarlem has served more than 30 members of the local community, and conducted 20 public programs. Through SoHarlem's Public/Private Partnership Initiative we work with other entities to make the District's public commons welcoming and inspiring through murals and public art installations. To date, we have completed a circular mosaic glass mural at the entrance to the Mink Building. Across from SoHarlem we completed a 1,000-foot mural on the wall of Templo Biblco Church and refurbished a garden as part of the mural which has become a neighborhood and tourist attraction.",), (nan,)
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EIN: ('92-0150918',); Name: ('MAT-SU FOOD BANK',); Mission: ('DISTRIBUTION OF FOODCOLLECTION OF DONATED FOOD',); Activities: ('28,115 PERSONS SERVED DURING THE 2019 YEAR. FOOD IS NOT PRE-PACKAGED FOR DISTRIBUTION FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC. MEALS WERE PROVIDED FOR THE FOOD 4 KIDS PROGRAM TO 9,970 AND WERE PRE-PACKAGED.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('95-3711771',); Name: ('THE SISTER STELLA FOUNDATION',); Mission: ('FUNDING FOR PROJECTS, PROGRAMS, TRAINING, AND SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE SCHOOL.',); Activities: ('TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT: PROVIDE COMPUTER, AUDIO VISUAL, ROBOTIC AND OTHER ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT, AND SOFTWARE FOR SCHOOL AND CLASSROOM USE, AND TECHNOLOGY TRAINING FOR TEACHERS, STAFF, STUDENTS AND PARENTS.',), ('FACILITIES AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS: PROVIDE FOR LEASING, RENOVATIONS, AND IMPROVEMENTS OF BUILDINGS, ATHLETIC FACILITIES, AND OTHER SCHOOL PROPERTY.',), ('CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS: PROVIDE FUNDS AND SUPPORT FOR FIELD TRIPS; MUSIC, ART, AND OTHER ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS; SPECIAL TUTORING AND TRAINING PROGRAMS; LEARNING MATERIALS; AND OTHER COSTS TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES FOR STUDENTS.',)
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EIN: ('45-4739977',); Name: ('FEED MY SHEEP MINISTRY INC',); Mission: ('First and foremost to share the word of God and to empower the Haitians by means of education and vocational means. Give humanitarian charity to the less fortunate.',); Activities: ('Supporting students so that they can attend school. Enlarge school buildings to increase number of students.',), ('NEW CONSTRUCTION OF ORPHANAGE, CLINIC AND CLASS ROOMS FOR THE LOCAL VILLAGE, TOTALLY IN NEED OF FOOD, CLOTHING AND EDUCATION.',), ('ORPHANAGE - PROVIDES SHELTER AND MEDICAL ASSISTANCE TO THE HOMELESS AND CHILDREN WITHOUT PARENTS. ALSO PROVIDES LIMITED MEALS.',)
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EIN: ('22-1947020',); Name: ('THE BRIDGE INC',); Mission: ('THE BRIDGE PROVIDES INDIVIDUAL, GROUP AND FAMILY COUNSELING FOR INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE, FAMILY CRISES, AND MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES.',); Activities: ("FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICES:FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICES (FPS) IS AN INTENSIVE, IN-HOME CRISIS INTERVENTION AND FAMILY EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR FAMILIES WHOSE CHILDREN ARE AT IMMINENT RISK OF ABUSE, NEGLECT, OR OUT-OF-HOME PLACEMENT, AND FOR FAMILIES PREPARING TO BE REUNIFIED WITH THEIR CHILDREN. THE BRIDGE'S HIGHLY TRAINED AND DEDICATED STAFF IS AVAILABLE TO EACH FAMILY 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR UP TO EIGHT WEEKS. FAMILIES THROUGHOUT ESSEX AND UNION COUNTIES ARE PROVIDED WITH 5 TO 20 HOURS OF DIRECT FACE-TO-FACE SERVICES PER WEEK. THE INTENSIVE SKILL-BASED INTERVENTION INCLUDES A MINIMUM OF THREE HOME VISITS PER WEEK WHERE STAFF TEACHES FAMILIES A VARIETY OF SKILLS WHICH INCLUDES PARENTING, STRESS MANAGEMENT, COPING, COMMUNICATION, AND ANGER MANAGEMENT THE GOAL OF FPS IS TO KEEP CHILDREN SAFE, STABILIZE THE FAMILY, PREVENT OUT-OF-HOME PLACEMENT, IMPROVE FAMILY FUNCTIONING, AND LINK FAMILIES WITH APPROPRIATE COMMUNITY RESOURCES. ALL SERVICES ARE DESIGNED TO BUILD ON FAMILY STRENGTHS. THIS YEAR, FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICES ASSISTED 88 FAMILIES, INCLUDING 205 CHILDREN, WHO WERE REFERRED BY THE CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY LOCAL OFFICES. AMONG THOSE FAMILIES: THIRTY-FIVE PERCENT ACHIEVED THEIR CASE GOALS THIRTY-NINE PERCENT SIGNIFICANTLY ACHIEVED THEIR CASE GOALS IN ESSEX COUNTY, 96% OF CHILDREN REMAINED WITH THEIR FAMILIES IN THE SIX MONTHS FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF THE FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICES PROGRAM. IN UNION COUNTY, 94% OF THE CHILDREN REMAINED WITH THEIR FAMILIES IN THE SIX MONTHS FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF THE FAMILY PRESERVATION SERVICES PROGRAM.DURING THIS FISCAL YEAR, THE FPS PROGRAM WAS IMPACTED BY THE PANDEMIC OF COVID-19 REGARDING THE DELIVERY OF SERVICES. ON MARCH 18, 2020, FPS DISCONTINUED THE DELIVERY OF IN-HOME SERVICES AND MOVED TO A REMOTE PLATFORM TO PROVIDE SERVICES VIA TELEHEALTH. AFTER THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED, DURING THE WEEK OF JULY 13, 2020, AT THE DIRECTION OF DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES (DCF) LEADERSHIP, FPS RETURNED TO THE FIELD USING A HYBRID APPROACH THAT INCLUDED A COMBINATION OF IN-PERSON CONTACTS AND TELEHEALTH SESSIONS. DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2020, FPS BEGAN TO PROVIDE A COMBINATION OF IN-HOME, IN-PERSON, AND TELEHEALTH SESSIONS. SESSIONS HAVE BEEN PROVIDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION (CDC) GUIDELINES TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THE FAMILIES AS WELL AS STAFF.",), ("SCHOOL BASED SERVICES INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:PEACE MODEL PROJECTTHE PEACE MODEL PROJECT IS AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL-BASED COUNSELING AND INTERVENTION PROGRAM DEVELOPED BY THE BRIDGE AND THE CALDWELL-WEST CALDWELL SCHOOL DISTRICT. PMP WAS LAUNCHED IN 2015 THROUGH A NATIONAL FUNDING INITIATIVE BY THE US DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION IN RESPONSE TO THE SANDY HOOK SCHOOL SHOOTING IN 2014. THERE WAS A CALL AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL FOR INNOVATIVE PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH AND SCHOOLS TO BETTER MEET THE GROWING MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES IMPACTING ELEMENTARY-AGED CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES. THE PEACE MODEL TEAM DELIVERED AN EXCEPTIONALLY HIGH AMOUNT OF COUNSELING TO INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS AND FAMILIES. THROUGHOUT THE 2019-20 SCHOOL YEAR, WE SERVED OVER 1,100 STUDENTS AND FAMILIES. THIRTY THREE PERCENT OF ELEMENTARY STUDENTS RECEIVED INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING AND 20% OF STUDENTS RECEIVED ON-GOING COUNSELING TO ADDRESS ISSUES SUCH AS EMOTIONAL REGULATIONS, SOCIAL SKILLS, FAMILY STRESSORS, GRIEF & LOSS, AND OTHER RISK FACTORS FOR FUTURE MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES. IN ADDITION, PEACE MODEL COUNSELORS WERE ABLE TO CONNECT OVER 5% OF STUDENTS WHO WERE MOST AT-RISK WITH MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL. ANOTHER 5% OF OUR TOTAL ELEMENTARY FAMILIES WERE CONNECTED BY PEACE MODEL TO COMMUNITY RESOURCES, INCLUDING CHILDCARE, SOCIAL SERVICES, AND SCHOOL-BASED INTERVENTIONS. THE PEACE MODEL COUNSELORS WORK CLOSELY WITH TEACHERS TO CONSULT AND CREATE INNOVATIVE INTERVENTIONS TO SUPPORT STUDENTS. IN 2019-20, THE PEACE MODEL COUNSELORS PROVIDED CONSULT REGARDING INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS TO OVER 80% OF THE ELEMENTARY TEACHERS AND TO OVER 50% PERCENT ABOUT GROUP/CLASSROOM DYNAMICS & INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE LEARNING OUTCOMES. MORE THAN 8% OF ELEMENTARY STUDENTS IN CALDWELL-WEST CALDWELL PARTICIPATED IN STRUCTURED PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL GROUPS TO STRENGTHEN SOCIAL SKILLS, CONFLICT RESOLUTION, COPING WITH CHANGE AND SELF-ESTEEM. (WE ANTICIPATED THAT THIS NUMBER WOULD DOUBLE IF IT WERE NOT FOR THE PANDEMIC.) SURVEYS OF PARTICIPANTS AND THEIR PARENTS SHOWED THAT OVER 90% FELT MORE CONFIDENT IN CONNECTING AND SOCIALIZING WITH PEERS AND WOULD RECOMMEND PARTICIPATION IN OUR GROUPS TO OTHERS. FIVE YEARS LATER AFTER ITS INCEPTION, THE BENEFIT OF THE PEACE MODEL PROJECT WAS NEVER MORE EVIDENT THAN DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. STEPPING STONESTHE STEPPING STONES WOMEN WITH CHILDREN PROGRAM PROVIDES SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT TO WOMEN WITH CHILDREN THAT ARE INVOLVED WITH NEW JERSEY'S DEPARTMENT OF CHILD PROTECTION AND PERMANENCY (DCP&P). THE PROGRAM ALSO ACCEPTS WOMEN OF CHILDBEARING AGE THAT ARE NOT INVOLVED WITH DCP&P. THE WOMEN ARE FROM NEWARK, IRVINGTON, MAPLEWOOD, EAST ORANGE, AND WEST ORANGE AND SOMETIMES FROM MIDDLESEX AND OCEAN COUNTIES. THE WOMEN'S COMMONALITY IS THAT THEY ARE PREGNANT, RECENTLY GIVEN BIRTH OR HAVE CHILDREN OR CARING FOR CHILDREN AND ARE EXPERIENCING A SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER. THROUGH THE USE OF DIDACTIC, INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP SESSIONS PSYCHO-EDUCATION IS PROVIDED TO INCREASE THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE NEGATIVE IMPACT OF SUBSTANCE USE ON FAMILY DYNAMICS, THE DEVELOPING FETUS, THE BRAIN, THE INABILITY TO EFFECTIVELY PARENT, AND THE POOR DECISION MAKING, POOR COPING MECHANISMS THAT ARE PART OF THE SUBSTANCE USE CYCLE. THE WOMEN ARE INTRODUCED TO PROSOCIAL, PEER SUPPORT RECOVERY SYSTEMS AND MUTUAL SUPPORT GROUPS TO INCREASE THEIR EXPOSURE TO POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT FOR ABSTINENCE AND RECOVERY-BASED LIVING. THE BRIDGE WAS AWARDED A $5,000.00 GRANT THAT WAS USED TO TRANSFORM OFFICE NUMBER SIXTEEN INTO A FUNCTIONAL THERAPEUTIC CHILD CARE ROOM. THE TALENT OF KRISTIN WILSON OF THE NEWPORT ACADEMY WAS USED TO GET THE PROJECT STARTED AND SEVERAL OTHER BRIDGE STAFF HELPED WITH DESIGNING THE LAYOUT AND CHOOSING THE COLORS AND DCOR FOR THE ROOM. PLANS WERE UNDERWAY TO DESIGN A STRUCTURED CURRICULUM FOR THE CHILDREN THAT SPENT TIME IN THE CHILD CARE ROOM TO ADDRESS SOCIAL DEFICITS, ADVANCE THE ROLE OF PLAY IN THEIR LIVES AND INCREASE THEIR ACCESS TO READING MATERIALS. FOR THE FISCAL YEAR JULY 2019 TO JUNE 2020 STEPPING STONES ADMITTED 118 MOTHERS, 14 OF THEM COMPLETED TREATMENT. SEVEN MOTHERS COMPLETED SECURITY OFFICER TRAINING, VIA THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN NCJW AND SECURED THE SORA LICENSE TO WORK AS SECURITY GUARDS. STEPPING STONES CONTINUED TO BENEFIT FROM COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS THIS PAST YEAR. 1) IRVINGTON FAMILY DEVELOPMENT CENTER (IFDC)2) THE WOMEN WITH CHILDREN'S PROGRAM 3) THE NURTURING PARENTING CURRICULUM DEVELOPED BY THE INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH AND RECOVERY4) THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN (NCJW) AND THEIR EDUCATION TO EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMTHE COVID-19 PANDEMIC HAS NEGATIVELY IMPACTED THE NUMBER OF REFERRALS RECEIVED, WHICH HAS CREATED A SHARP DECREASE IN THE NUMBER OF MOTHERS SERVED BY STEPPING STONES. COVID-19 HAS IMPEDED ACCESS TO MANY OF THE COMMUNITY RESOURCES USED TO ENHANCE THE STEPPING STONES PROGRAMMING. TOWARD THE END OF THE FISCAL YEAR COMMUNITY RESOURCES THAT ONCE PROVIDED REFERRALS COULD NOT DELIVER THEIR SERVICE VIA TELE-HEALTH OR WAS NOT OPEN FOR BUSINESS. STEPPING STONES CAN PROVIDE SERVICES VIA TELE-HEALTH AND REMAINS READY TO CONTINUE SERVING THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY. SCHOOL-BASED YOUTH SERVICES/ THE IMANI CENTERTHE IMANI (SWAHILI FOR FAITH) CENTER IS THE BRIDGE'S COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS AT IRVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL, LOCATED IN THE PARKING LOT OF THE HIGH SCHOOL, AND MAKING ACHIEVEMENT POSSIBLE, A PROGRAM FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS AT UNIVERSITY MIDDLE SCHOOL, ALSO LOCATED IN IRVINGTON, NJ.DURING FY 2019-20, THE IMANI CENTER PROVIDED SERVICES TO 1,184 STUDENTS IN IRVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL. 710 STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN IRVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL BASED PROGRAMS IN INDIVIDUAL, GROUP, AND FAMILY THERAPY SESSIONS FROM QUALIFIED THERAPISTS. AMONG THE ISSUES ADDRESSED WERE FAMILY CONFLICT, ACADEMIC ISSUES, IMMIGRATION ISSUES, HOMELESSNESS, DEPRESSION, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AND GENERAL ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT ISSUES WERE SOME OF THE PROBLEM AREAS ADDRESSED.162 STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN MAKING ACHIEVEMENT POSSIBLE (MAP) PROGRAM FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS IN INDIVIDUAL, GROUP, AND FAMILY THERAPY SESSIONS WERE PROVIDED THROUGH QUALIFIED THERAPISTS. FAMILY CONFLICT, ACADEMIC ISSUES, IMMIGRATION ISSUES, HOMELESSNESS, MOTHER DAUGHTER CONFLICTS, ANGER, DEPRESSION, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AND GENERAL ADOLESCENT GROWTH ISSUES ARE AMONG THE PROBLEM AREAS OF THESE STUDENTS.90 STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN THE ADOLESCENT PREGNANCY PREVENTION INITIATIVE THAT ENCOURAGES STUDENTS TO FOCUS ON DREAMS AND GOALS TO REDUCE THE RISKS OF PREGNANCY AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES.17 TEENS WHO ARE ABOUT TO AGE OUT OF THE FOSTER CARE SYSTEM PARTICIPATED IN THE INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM, LEARNING LIFE SKILLS SUCH AS MONEY MANAGEMENT, FOOD SHOPPING AND COOKING, HEALTH EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT RESOURCES AND/OR ACCESS TO VOCATIONAL TRAINING OR COLLEGE. NINETY PERCENT OF THE TEENS REACHED ALL THEIR GOALS FOR THE PROGRAM.52 AT RISK YOUTH WERE SERVICED IN THE DAY TREATMENT PROGRAM. ONE-ON-ONE COUNSELING WAS PROVIDED TO ADDRESS LIFE GOALS, DIFFICULTIES, AND OBSTACLES THEY MAY BE FACING THAT IS INTERRUPTING THEM FROM COMPLETING HIGH SCHOOL. AS OF OCTOBER 1, 2020, THE DAY TREATMENT PROGRAM WAS DEFUNDED.",), ("OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION COUNSELINGWITH OUTPATIENT OFFICES LOCATED IN BOTH THE WEST CALDWELL AND IRVINGTON COMMUNITIES, THE BRIDGE PROVIDES A STIGMA-FREE AND CULTURALLY SENSITIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN, ADOLESCENTS, INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND COUPLES WHO ARE STRUGGLING TO COPE WITH LIFE'S CHALLENGES. AT THE BRIDGE EVERYONE HAS AN OPPORTUNITY TO RECEIVE THE SUPPORT THEY NEED TO CHANGE, GROW, AND THRIVE. PEOPLE COME TO THE BRIDGE WITH A WIDE RANGE OF ISSUES THAT VARY IN SEVERITY AND INCLUDE ANXIETY, DEPRESSION, MOOD DISORDER, LOSS, SCHOOL REFUSAL, TRAUMA, LIFE ADJUSTMENTS AND TRANSITIONS, SUBSTANCE USE, GENDER IDENTITY, FAMILY CONFLICT, PARENTING CHALLENGES AND COUPLES' CONFLICT. OUR CLINICAL STAFF, WHETHER WORKING IN PERSON OR REMOTELY, TAKES A SYSTEMIC APPROACH IN HONORING AND SUPPORTING THE IMPORTANCE OF THE FAMILY/CAREGIVER INVOLVEMENT TO BEST SUPPORT OUR CLIENT'S PROGRESS IN TREATMENT WHENEVER POSSIBLE AND WHENEVER APPROPRIATE TO THE CLIENT'S TREATMENT GOALS. WE CONTINUE TO GROW OUR OUTPATIENT CLINICAL TEAM AND CONSEQUENTLY CAN SERVE MORE CLIENTS. OVER THE COURSE OF THIS YEAR, WE HAVE PROVIDED COUNSELING TO APPROXIMATELY 875 CLIENTS: PROVIDING APPROXIMATELY 3300 MENTAL HEALTH SESSIONS AND APPROXIMATELY 2000 SUBSTANCE USE COUNSELING SESSIONS. ADOLESCENT EDUCATIONAL SUBSTANCE USE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM (AESUOP)THE ADOLESCENT EDUCATIONAL SUBSTANCE USE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM (AESUOP) IS A PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE BRIDGE AND IRVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL DESIGNED TO COMBAT SUBSTANCE USE AMONG STUDENTS, COMPLETED ITS SECOND YEAR. TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS, COUNSELORS, AND STAFF REFER STUDENTS THEY SUSPECT OF USING SUBSTANCES TO THE AESUOP PROGRAM. UPON REFERRAL, STUDENTS ARE GIVEN A URINE DRUG SCREEN TO IDENTIFY WHAT, IF ANY, SUBSTANCES THE STUDENT IS USING. WHEN A STUDENT TESTS POSITIVE, S/HE PARTICIPATES IN AN INTAKE INTERVIEW WITH THE BRIDGE STAFF BASED ON THE TEEN ADDICTION SEVERITY INDEX (T-ASI). THE T-ASI IS A WIDELY USED INTERVIEW STYLE DIAGNOSTIC TOOL THAT HELPS BOTH THE COUNSELOR AND THE PARTICIPANT IDENTIFY UNDERLYING TRIGGERS FOR SUBSTANCE USE AS WELL AS THE PARTICIPANT'S WILLINGNESS TO ENGAGE IN THE PROGRAM TO COMBAT SUBSTANCE USE. THE CORE OF AESUOP IS INDIVIDUAL THERAPY. ENROLLED STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN ONE 45-MINUTE INDIVIDUAL THERAPY SESSION EACH WEEK FOCUSED ON HELPING THE STUDENT UNDERSTAND AND RESOLVE THE SPECIFIC FACTORS THAT CONTRIBUTED TO SUBSTANCE USE, INCLUDING IDENTIFYING TRIGGERS. ONE-ON-ONE COUNSELING VALIDATES THE STUDENTS' EMOTIONS AND HELPS TURN THOSE EMOTIONS TOWARD POSITIVE CHANGE THAT HELPS THE STUDENT REACH FOR THEIR GOALS AND DREAMS. AESUOP PROVIDES A SUPPORTIVE CLIMATE WHERE STUDENTS DO NOT FEEL JUDGED FOR THEIR PERCEIVED ISSUES, BUT VALUED AND APPRECIATED FOR THEIR UNIQUE ABILITIES, TALENTS, AND DREAMS. EACH STUDENT WILL LEAVE THE PROGRAM WITH A RELAPSE PREVENTION PROGRAM, CONSTRUCTED WITH THEIR THERAPIST THAT INCORPORATES THEIR NEW SELF-AWARENESS AND IDENTIFIES WAYS TO AVOID SUBSTANCE USE TRIGGERS. IN ADDITION TO TRADITIONAL THERAPEUTIC TOOLS, AESUOP ALSO EMPLOYS CREATIVE ARTS AND PROVIDES OTHER RESOURCES FOR THE STUDENTS AS IS FEASIBLE. FOR EXAMPLE, AESUOP PROVIDED CURSIVE WORKBOOKS TO HELP A STUDENT OVERCOME ANXIETY AND/OR A HESITATION TO WRITE IN CURSIVE DUE TO NOT HAVING LEARNING THIS IMPORTANT TOOLTHROUGH MARCH, AESUOP COMPLETED THE FOLLOWING: 29 STUDENTS WERE REFERRED FOR URINE DRUG SCREENING 151 URINE DRUG SCREENS WERE CONDUCTED. 17 STUDENTS WERE ASSESSED USING THE TEEN-ADDICTION SEVERITY INDEX. 388 CASE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING SCHEDULING (AND RE-SCHEDULING) APPOINTMENTS, UPDATING RECORDS, PROVIDING INFORMATION TO THE SCHOOL AND MORE 136 LETTERS TO PARENTS AND SCHOOL PERSONNEL 81 INDIVIDUAL THERAPY SESSIONS. 3 STUDENTS COMPLETED THE PROGRAM.THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC FORCED THE CLOSURE OF SCHOOLS AND THE AESUOP PROGRAM IN MARCH 2020. WHILE NO NEW REFERRALS WERE PROVIDED FROM THE SCHOOL DURING THE CLOSURE, AESUOP AND THE BRIDGE STAFF CONTINUED TO WORK WITH STUDENTS ALREADY IN THE PROGRAM, ENGAGING THEM IN TELEPHONE CHECK IN AND TELEHEALTH SESSIONS TO HELP THEM COPE WITH THE TRAUMA OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS AND NOT REVERT TO SUBSTANCE USE. THE BRIDGE INTENDS TO REOPEN THE PROGRAM WHEN THE SCHOOL RESUMES IN CLASSROOM EDUCATION, WITH THE ADDED FEATURE THAT THE IMANI CENTER WILL TAKE THE LEAD IN EDUCATIONAL SUBSTANCE USE PROGRAM AND CASE MANAGEMENT, WHILE THE BRIDGE OUTPATIENT SERVICES AT 50 UNION AVENUE IN IRVINGTON WILL HANDLE THE CLINICAL ASSESSMENTS, DRUG SCREENS, AND INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP COUNSELING.WHEN THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC HIT OUR AREA, OUR TEAM WAS ABLE TO COME TOGETHER AND TRANSFORM OUR PROGRAM TO PROVIDE 100% REMOTE SERVICES VIA A VARIETY OF HIPAA COMPLIANT TELEHEALTH PLATFORMS. OUR CLINICAL STAFF CONTINUED TO WORK TIRELESSLY VIRTUALLY TO SUPPORT OUR CLIENTS, AS WELL AS AN INFLUX OF NEW CLIENTS BOTH DURING THE PANDEMIC AND FOLLOWING THE SOCIAL UNREST AT THE MURDER OF GEORGE FLOYD, EACH OF WHICH CREATED NEW STRESS LEVELS IN THE COMMUNITY. DURING THIS TIME, WE CONTINUED TO RECEIVE REQUESTS FOR COUNSELING FOR MANY OF THE SAME ISSUES BUT WITH A STRONGER INTENSITY IN VOLUME OF REQUESTS FOR COUNSELING WITH A FOCUS ON ADJUSTMENT TO LIFE DURING THE PANDEMIC, TRAUMA, AND LOSS. THE SUBSTANCE USE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM INITIALLY TRANSITIONED TO PROVIDING TELEHEALTH INDIVIDUAL SESSIONS AND CHECK-INS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR OUR INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM CLIENTS. THE DRUG SCREENING PROCESS WAS ADAPTED FROM AN IN-PERSON URINE SCREEN TO HOME DELIVERY OF ORAL SWABS. DURING THE ONSET OF THE SUMMER, OUR AGENCY ABSORBED THE CLIENTS AND SOME STAFF FROM TURNING POINT'S OUTPATIENT SUBSTANCE USE PROGRAM AT THEIR VERONA LOCATION. THIS WAS A SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION. IN ADDITION TO CONTINUING TO PROVIDE EXCELLENT COUNSELING SERVICES, DURING THE ONSET OF THE PANDEMIC, AND WITH GUIDANCE FROM AN ON-STAFF ART THERAPIST, THE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM STARTED A WEEKLY COMMUNITY ART PROMPTING ON OUR INSTAGRAM PAGE TO OFFER ART PROMPTS THAT COULD BE COMPLETED AT HOME AS A WAY OF EXTERNALIZING EMOTIONS AND PROCESSING FEELINGS DURING THE PANDEMIC. WE CONTINUE TO RESPOND TO THE NEEDS OF OUR CLIENTS AND PROVIDE TELEHEALTH TO ENSURE THEIR SAFETY AND COMFORT LEVEL FOR COUNSELING, RECOGNIZING THAT COUNSELING CAN BE MORE EFFECTIVE WITHOUT A MASK ON SO THAT FACIAL EXPRESSIONS CAN BE SEEN BY BOTH THE CLIENT AND THE CLINICIAN. AS WE MOVED INTO THE NEW FISCAL YEAR, WE WERE ABLE TO START PROVIDING IN-PERSON DRUG SCREENS AT THE WEST CALDWELL AND IRVINGTON OUTPATIENT OFFICES WHILE STILL PROVIDING ORAL SWABS VIA HOME DELIVER TO CLIENTS WHO ARE NOT COMFORTABLE COMING TO THE OFFICE FOR AN IN-PERSON DRUG SCREEN. WE ARE ALREADY WORKING ON PLANS FOR THE SPRING 2021 TO RE-OPEN OUR OUTPATIENT CLINICAL OFFICES WITH A HYBRID MODEL TO CONTINUE TO SERVE CLIENTS REMOTELY WHEN APPROPRIATE AND WHEN WE FEEL WE CAN PROVIDE IN-PERSON COUNSELING AND PLAY THERAPY SAFELY WE WILL OFFER THAT IN THE OFFICE AS WELL. OUR STAFF CONTINUES TO ENGAGE IN REGULAR CULTURAL HUMILITY TRAININGS, AND WE WILL BE ADDING A RACIAL TRAUMA COMPONENT TO OUR TRAININGS TO ENSURE THAT WE ARE PROVIDING THE BEST CARE POSSIBLE FOR ALL OUR CLIENTS.",)
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EIN: ('54-2065347',); Name: ('BRIDGE ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION INC',); Mission: ('Promote state of the art bridge engineering technology through publications and the organization of conferences, seminars and forums on various themes of interest to the bridge engeneering community',); Activities: ('The organization held the 10th NYC Bridge Conference on bridge design and evaluation. CEU and profeesional forums were conducted.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('59-2292041',); Name: ("St Vincent's Ambulatory Care Inc",); Mission: ('To improve the health and well-being of all people in the communities we serve.',); Activities: ("ST. VINCENT'S AMBULATORY CARE, INC. PROVIDES QUALITY OUT-PATIENT CARE IN THE FIELDS OF NEUROSCIENCE, CARDIOLOGY, OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY, AND GENERAL SURGERY TO THE RESIDENTS OF NE FLORIDA AND SE GEORGIA. ST. VINCENT'S AMBULATORY CARE, INC. HAS TAKEN PROACTIVE STEPS TO ADDRESS THOSE ISSUES THAT WILL AFFECT ACCESSIBILITY, THE FINANCING, AND THE DELIVERY OF HEALTHCARE TO ALL PERSONS, ESPECIALLY THE UNINSURED AND THE UNDERSERVED. FOR FY20 THERE WERE 537,091 OUTPATIENT VISITS. As part of the Ascension Catholic health ministry, the filing organization served in support of Ascension's commitment to both care for patients and communities and support caregivers and other associates through the challenges of the COVID-19 global pandemic in FY20.",), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('45-4745372',); Name: ('INNOVATIONS HOME CARE INC',); Mission: ('TO RAISE FUNDS TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO SENIORS ON WAITING LISTS IN BUCKS, CHESTER, DELAWARE AND MONTGOMERY COUNTIES THROUGH HOME CARE, ASSISTED TRANSPORTATION, HOME MAINTENANCE AND GERIATRIC CARE SERVICES.',); Activities: ('TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO FACILITATE THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL WELL-BEING OF OLDER PENNSYLVANIANS AND ALLOW THEM TO AGE AT HOME. THESE SERVICES INCLUDE HOME CARE, ASSISTED TRANSPORTATION, HOME MAINTENANCE AND GERIATRIC CARE SERVICES.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('35-2490766',); Name: ('CAMP ANDERSON INC',); Mission: ('TO BUILD A CHRISTIAN YOUTH CAMP MINISTRY IN WHICH THOUSANDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE WILL COME TO A SAVING KNOWLEDGE OF JESUS CHRIST, THAT WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY AND OUR NATION.',); Activities: ('LEASE FACILITIES CAPABLE OF PROVIDING A SAFE AND ADEQUATE CAMPING EXPERIENCE FOR THE SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE OF YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('82-3158069',); Name: ('MILE HI NGAUS CONFERENCE 2019',); Mission: ('TO FURTHER THE PURPOSES AND ACTIVITIES RELATED TO THE NGAUS CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN DENVER COLORADO DURING 2019',); Activities: ('TO FURTHER THE PURPOSES AND ACTIVITIES RELATED TO THE NGAUS CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN DENVER COLORADO DURING 2019.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('47-4183942',); Name: ('PALMETTO GOODWILL',); Mission: ('PALMETTO GOODWILL ("PG") IS CHARTERED THROUGH GOODWILL INDUSTRIES INTERNATIONAL TO PROVIDE JOB TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES TO VETERANS, SENIORS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND OTHER BARRIERS TO EMPLOYMENT. PALMETTO GOODWILL CURRENTLY OPERATES THIRTY RETAIL STORES AND 15 CAREER OPPORTUNITY CENTERS THROUGHOUT BEAUFORT, BERKELEY, CHARLESTON, COLLETON, DARLINGTON, DORCHESTER, FLORENCE, GEORGETOWN, HORRY, ORANGEBURG AND SUMTER COUNTIES. GOODWILL\'S COMMERCIAL SERVICES PROVIDES WORK OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND DISADVANTAGES THROUGH THE ABILITY ONE PROGRAM. GOODWILL\'S RETAIL SALES GENERATE MISSION REVENUES THAT SUPPORT GOODWILL\'S JOB TRAINING PROGRAMS AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.',); Activities: ("GOODWILL'S DONATED GOODS PROGRAM ULTIMATELY PROVIDES JOB TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO PEOPLE WITH BARRIERS TO SUCH THROUGH THE RESELLING OF RETAIL ITEMS. SALES OF DONATED CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS GENERATE MISSION REVENUE FOR THESE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES FOR OUR COMMUNITY. GOODWILL HELPS PEOPLE EARN A LIVING, IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE, AND STRENGTHEN THEIR FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES BY PUTTING 92% OF ITS REVENUE FROM ITS 30 THRIFT STORES BACK INTO MISSION PROGRAMMING. PALMETTO GOODWILL'S ECONOMIC IMPACT FOR 2019 WAS $120,453,044 AND THE AVERAGE WAGE OF EMPLOYEES WAS $14.99 WITH THE MEAN WORK WEEK BEING 34 HOURS. PALMETTO GOODWILL'S SUBSTANTIAL DONATION PROGRAM HELPED KEEP MORE THAN 1,128,200 POUNDS OF E-WASTE WAS KEPT OUT OF SOUTH CAROLINA LANDFILLS.",), ('PALMETTO GOODWILL ASPIRES TO BE THE PREMIER SOCIAL ENTERPRISE COMMITTED TO THE ELIMINATION OF BARRIERS THAT IMPEDE INDIVIDUALS FROM REALIZING THEIR FULL POTENTIAL THROUGH EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT. FORTY YEARS AGO, PALMETTO GOODWILL OPENED ITS DOORS WITH THE ASPIRATIONS OF HELPING CHANGE LIVES THROUGH EMPLOYMENT. AS THE ORGANIZATION HAS EVOLVED, OUR MISSION HAS EXPANDED TO INCLUDE EDUCATION AND TRAINING INITIATIVES, YET OUR COMMITMENT TO OFFERING SUSTAINABLE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND RELATED SUPPORT SERVICES IS UNCHANGED. IN ADDITION, A NETWORK OF PROGRAM AND BUSINESS PARTNERS ENHANCES EFFORTS TO CONNECT THOSE WE SERVE WITH THE RESOURCES NEEDED TO INCREASE INDEPENDENCE AND REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL. BY FOCUSING OUR EFFORTS AND COLLABORATING WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, WE WILL HELP CHANGE LIVES AND BOOST SOUTH CAROLINA\'S WORKFORCE THROUGH EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT. GOODWILL\'S MISSION SERVICES DIVISION OVERSEES A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS, PROVIDING EMPLOYMENT SERVICES AND PROFESSIONAL TRAINING FOR PEOPLE UNEMPLOYED, WITH DISABILITIES, LOW-INCOME SENIORS, AND VETERANS TRANSITIONING TO CIVILIAN LIFE. CAREER COUNSELING, VOCATIONAL ASSESSMENTS, "SOFT" SKILLS CLASSES, AND JOB READINESS TRAINING ARE PROVIDED THROUGH PALMETTO GOODWILL\'S CAREER OPPORTUNITY CENTERS AND SPECIAL COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS. CASE MANAGEMENT AND COORDINATION OF COMMUNITY RESOURCES, JOB PLACEMENTS, AND FOLLOW-UP SERVICES ARE ALSO PROVIDED THROUGH OUR CAREER NAVIGATORS. THROUGH THE SENIOR COMMUNITY SERVICE EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM (SCSEP), PALMETTO GOODWILL ASSISTS WORKERS 55 AND OLDER IN FINDING SUITABLE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES. WE ARE HONORED TO SERVE THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED. PALMETTO WARRIOR CONNECTION (PWC) SEEKS TO BE THE FIRST STOP FOR VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES AS THEY TRANSITION TO CIVILIAN LIFE. ONE OF PALMETTO GOODWILL\'S MOST FREQUENTLY ACCESSED COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS IS A SYSTEM FOR REQUESTING AND DISTRIBUTING CLOTHING AND FURNITURE VOUCHERS. THIS PROGRAM WAS ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE TO MEMBERS. WE BELIEVE THESE INITIATIVES AND OBJECTIVES POSITION PALMETTO GOODWILL FOR A STRONG FUTURE AND INCREASE OUR ABILITIES TO SERVE LOWER SOUTH CAROLINA RESIDENTS. IN 2019, MISSION SERVICES SERVED ALMOST 23,000 UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS, MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND OF THESE BEING VETERANS. MORE THAN 114,000 TOTAL SERVICES WERE PROVIDED TO CLIENTS, 4,500 PLACED INTO MEANINGFUL JOBS, AND 5,400 PEOPLE TRAINED FOR NEW CAREERS. PALMETTO GOODWILL ALSO SERVED 778 LOW-INCOME SENIOR CITIZENS THROUGH ITS GOLDEN ANGEL PROGRAM.',), ("PALMETTO GOODWILL WELCOMES THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPLORE WAYS TO FURTHER LEVERAGE OUR RESOURCES WITH THOSE OF OTHERS IN THE PUBLIC, PRIVATE AND NOT-FOR-PROFIT SECTORS, DEVELOP HUMAN CAPITAL AND INCREASE THE SKILLS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA'S WORKFORCE. IN DOING SO, WE BELIEVE PALMETTO GOODWILL WILL TAKE A STEP FORWARD IN BECOMING A PLACE WHERE ALL PEOPLE ARE PRODUCTIVE, SELF-SUFFICIENT AND CAPABLE OF CONTRIBUTING TO THE COMMUNITY. AS ONE OF LOWER SOUTH CAROLINA'S LARGEST NOT-FOR-PROFIT EMPLOYERS, WE ARE A LEADER IN SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AS WELL AS OTHERS WITH BARRIERS TO EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT.",)
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EIN: ('56-1853969',); Name: ('SPRINGMOOR ENDOWMENT FUND INC',); Mission: ('TO MAINTAIN IN RESIDENCE ANY RESIDENT WHO BECAUSE OF A FINANCIAL REVERSAL ARE OTHERWISE UNABLE TO PAY THEIR REGULAR CHARGES AND OTHERWISE MEETING THESE RESIDENTS NEEDS.',); Activities: ('SUBSIDIZED RESIDENTS WHO WERE UNABLE FINANCIALLY TO PAY REGULAR CHARGES',), ('ANNUITY PAYMENTS TO DONORS',), (nan,)
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EIN: ('38-2439659',); Name: ('FEEDING AMERICA WEST MICHIGAN',); Mission: ('WE GATHER AND DISTRIBUTE FOOD TO RELIEVE HUNGER AND INCREASE FOOD SECURITY IN WEST MICHIGAN AND THE UPPER PENINSULA. CONTRIBUTIONS AND NET ASSETS CONSIST PRIMARILY OF DONATED FOOD FOR DISTRIBUTION. SEE SCHEDULE O.',); Activities: ('SURPLUS PRODUCTS ARE RECEIVED AS DONATIONS FROM U.S.D.A., FOOD WHOLESALERS, FARMS, AND DISTRIBUTORS. PRODUCTS ARE STORED, SORTED AND DISTRIBUTED TO FOOD PANTRIES FOR A SMALL HANDLING FEE AS PROGRAM REVENUE FOR THE ORGANIZATION. THE FOOD PANTRY THEN DISTRIBUTES THE FOOD TO NEEDY PEOPLE FREE OF CHARGE. NOT INCLUDING THE ESTIMATED NON-CASH VALUE OF FOOD DONATED AND DISTRIBUTED, THE FOOD BANK HAD A GAIN OF 0.4 MILLION. SEE SCHEDULE O FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RELATED TO THE NON-CASH VALUE OF FOOD DONATED AND DISTRIBUTED.',), ("THE FOOD BANK'S REPORTED REVENUE OF 47.4 MILLION INCLUDES THE ESTIMATED VALUE OF NON-CASH FOOD DONATIONS OF 40.5 MILLION. THE FOOD BANK THEN DISTRIBUTES THIS FOOD TO RECIPIENT ORGANIZATIONS. TOTAL REPORTED EXPENSES OF 45.3 MILLION INCLUDE THE ESTIMATED VALUE OF NON-CASH FOOD DISTRIBUTION OF 38.8 MILLION. NOT INCLUDING THE ESTIMATED NON-CASH VALUE OF FOOD DONATED AND DISTRIBUTED, THE FOOD BANK HAD REVENUE OF 6.9 MILLION AND EXPENSES OF 6.5 MILLION, RESULTING IN A NET GAIN OF 0.4 MILLION. THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE DONATED FOOD TAKES PLACE THROUGH FIXED SITE FOOD PANTRIES, MEAL PROGRAMS, AND GROUP HOMES, RECEIVING FOOD DIRECTLY FROM THE FOOD BANK. ADDITIONALLY, FRESH PRODUCE, DAIRY, AND OTHER GROCERY PRODUCTS ARE DISTRIBUTED DIRECTLY TO FAMILIES VIA MOBILE FOOD DISTRIBUTION. IN 2019, THE FOOD BANK DISTRIBUTED 25.1 MILLION POUNDS OF FOOD, WHICH IS THE EQUIVALENT OF 21 MILLION MEALS. THE FOOD BANK DELIVERED FOOD TO 900 FOOD PANTRY AGENCIES AND SERVED APPROXIMATELY 285,000 PEOPLE.",), (nan,)
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EIN: ('76-0507812',); Name: ('CREW HOUSTON',); Mission: ('TO INFLUENCE THE SUCCESS OF THE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY BY ADVANCING THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF WOMEN.',); Activities: ('PROVIDING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, NATIONAL AND LOCAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT FOR THE MEMBERSHIP.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('03-0214632',); Name: ('YWCA OF VERMONT INC',); Mission: ('YWCA VERMONT IS DEDICATED TO ELIMINATING RACISM, EMPOWERING WOMEN, AND PROMOTING PEACE, JUSTICE, FREEDOM, AND DIGNITY FOR ALL.',); Activities: ('IN ORDER TO HELP FULFILL ITS MISSION, THE ORGANIZATION OPERATED CAMP HOCHELAGA IN SOUTH HERO, VERMONT. PROGRAMS RUN AT THE CAMP INCLUDED, COUNSELOR IN TRAINING (CIT), ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP AND AN ALUMNI REUNION. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO RAN A LEADERS ON THE LAKE PROGRAM THAT PROVIDED MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO CONNECT WITH OTHER GIRLS FROM ACROSS VERMONT, NETWORK WITH WOMEN WHO HOLD LEADERSHIP ROLS AND GAIN CONFIDENCE AND SKILLS IN A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('91-1464585',); Name: ('WORLD KITE MUSEUM & HALL OF FAME',); Mission: ('Communicating the thrill joy science and world history of kiting',); Activities: ('Washington State International Kite Festival - an annual 10-day event drawing an estimated 25,000 visitors from around the world, featuring events, exhibits and demonstrations, to promote the thrill, joy, science and world history of kiting and to encourage attendance at the World Kite Museum.',), ('Museum exhibits and displays open to the public and members estimated visitors 8,500 - 9,500 yearly.',), ('Windless Kite Exhibition - a 2 day community exhibition to entertain and educate the public and encourage attendance at the World Kite Museum.',)
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EIN: ('72-0636846',); Name: ('LOUISIANA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION RESEARCH',); Mission: ('THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE LOUISIANA HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION-RESEARCH AND EDUCATION FOUNDATION IS TO ADMINISTER HHS GRANTS AND OTHER GRANTS AND CONTRACTS.',); Activities: ('HHS GRANT - EXPENDITURES RELATED TO A GRANT FOR EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS. THE FOUNDATION FACILITATES EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS BETWEEN OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND HOSPITALS IN THE STATE.',), ('HIIN CONTRACT-EXPENDITURES RELATED TO A CONTRACT FOR PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE. THE FOUNDATION ADMINISTERS FUNDS BETWEEN THE HOSPITAL IMPROVEMENT INNOVATION NETWORK AND HOSPITALS FOR TRAINING EVENTS AND LEARNING SESSIONS AIMED TO REDUCE HARM AND COMPLICATIONS TO PATIENTS.',), ("ICU SAFETY CONTRACT - EXPENDITURES RELATED TO A CONTRACT FOR PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO RECRUITED HOSPITAL INTENSIVE CARE UNITS (ICUS). THE LHAREF ADMINISTERS FUNDS RECEIVED FROM THE AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION'S HEALTH RESEARCH & EDUCATION TRUST FOR THE EXPANDING COMPREHENSIVE UNIT-BASED SAFETY PROGRAM TO REDUCE CENTRAL LINE-ASSOCIATE BLOOD STREAM INFECTIONS AND CATHETER-ASSOCIATED URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN ICUS.",)
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EIN: ('25-1347928',); Name: ('THE CARE CENTER OF INDIANA',); Mission: ('THE CARE CENTER IS DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE LIVES OF ABUSED, NEGLECTED AND AT-RISK CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH MULTIDISCIPLINARY EFFORTS THAT SUPPORT THE IDENTIFICATION, PREVENTION, AND INTERVENTION OF CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT.',); Activities: ('REVENUES RECEIVED ARE USED TO PROVIDE A SAFE AND CHILD FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN WHO MAY HAVE BEEN SEXUALLY ABUSED TO TELL THEIR STORY IN ORDER TO PROMOTE THEIR HEALING BY ENDING ABUSE AND BY HELPING TO STOP THE PERPETRATOR FROM ABUSING OTHER CHILDREN.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('11-2783158',); Name: ('SOUTHAMPTON VILLAGE POLICE',); Mission: ('THE ASSOCIATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO FURTHER THE INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERSHIP BY SEEKING IMPROVED TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT, TO RENDER MORAL AND MATERIAL AID TO MEMBERS AS NEEDED, TO PROVIDE REPRESENTATION AND/OR COUNSEL IN LEGAL PROCEEDINGS, AND TO PROMOTE SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL ACTIVITIES.',); Activities: ('PROVIDE MEMBER BENEFITS AND EVENTS, PROMOTE BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS FOR MEMBERS.',), ('ASSIST IN THE SUPPORT OF LOCAL COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND EVENTS.',), (nan,)
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EIN: ('36-2654175',); Name: ('PROJECT NOW INC',); Mission: ('TO ELIMINATE POVERTY & COMBAT EXISTING POVERTY.',); Activities: ('WEATHERIZATION/ENERGY ASSISTANCE:PROJECT NOW PROVIDES WEATHERIZATION AND ENERGY ASSISTANCE TO HELP REDUCE HEATING AND COOLING COSTS FOR LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS OF ROCK ISLAND, MERCER AND HENRY COUNTIES. ENERGY ASSISTANCE AND WEATHERIZATION PROGRAMS PROVIDED ASSISTANCE TO 10,721 CUSTOMERS IN 5,056 HOMES DURING THE YEAR. FUNDING FOR THESE PROGRAMS IS THROUGH FEDERAL AND STATE GRANTS AND LOCAL ENERGY COMPANIES.',), ('CHILD EDUCATION:PROJECT NOW HEAD START PROMOTES THE SCHOOL READINESS OF PRESCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN FROM LOW-INCOME FAMILIES WHILE PROVIDING COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES TO THE FAMILIES. HEAD START OFFERS A VARIETY OF SERVICES THAT SUPPORT THE CHILDREN, INCLUDING THOSE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS OR DISABILITIES, IN A POSITIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT. THE FUNDED ENROLLMENT IS 330 CHILDREN IN BOTH CENTER AND HOME-BASED PROGRAMS. FUNDING IS PROVIDED THROUGH THE US DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES.',), ('COMMUNITY SERVICE:PROVIDES APPLICATION ASSISTANCE, SUPPORT, ADVOCACY AND INFORMATION & REFERRAL TO RESIDENTS OF ROCK ISLAND, HENRY AND MERCER COUNTIES. CUSTOMERS ARE HELPED TO MANAGE THEIR BASIC NEEDS WHILE THEY MOVE TOWARDS INCREASED SELF-SUFFICIENCY. RENT & DEPOSIT ASSISTANCE TO 183 HOUSEHOLDS. COORDINATED ENTRY HELPED 418 FAMILIES WITH HOUSING AND CASE MANAGEMENT. FUNDING IS PROVIDED THROUGH FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL GRANTS.',)
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EIN: ('33-0006007',); Name: ('FOOD IN NEED OF DISTRIBUTION INC',); Mission: ('FIND (FOOD IN NEED OF DISTRIBUTION) FOOD BANK, IS DEDICATED TO MOBILIZING THE RESOURCES OF OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH EDUCATION AND AWARENESS TO RELIEVE HUNGER, THE CAUSES OF HUNGER AND THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH HUNGER.',); Activities: ("FIND RECEIVED FOOD PRODUCTS THROUGH DONATIONS OR DIRECT PROCUREMENT WITH DONATED FUNDS, FOR NETWORK DISTRIBUTION TO THE NEEDY, INFIRM, AGED AND INFANTS. FOOD IS DONATED FROM LOCAL FOOD MARKETS, GROWERS, NATIONAL FOOD DISTRIBUTORS AND RESTAURANTS. FUNDS ARE ALSO DONATED BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. FIND'S PRIMARY DISTRIBUTION NETWORK AREA IS EASTERN RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. FIND IS AN AFFILIATE MEMBER OF FEEDING AMERICA, THE NATION'S LARGEST HUNGER-RELIEF ORGANIZATION AND CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF FOOD BANKS.",), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('52-1937865',); Name: ('RESOURCES FOR INDEPENDENCE INC',); Mission: ('RESOURCES FOR INDEPENDENCE IS DEDICATED TO EMPOWERING PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES TO MAKE THEIR OWN LIFE CHOICES TO THE FULLEST EXTENT POSSIBLE AND ADVOCATES FOR EQUAL RIGHTS, ACCESSIBILITY',); Activities: ('TO OPERATE A CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING IN WESTERN MARYLAND. TO PROVIDE COUNSELING, TRAINING, ADVOCACY, INFORMATION & REFERRAL, AND TRANSPORTATION TO DISABLED PERSONS.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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EIN: ('37-0485447',); Name: ('RICHLAND COUNTRY CLUB',); Mission: ('RICHLAND COUNTRY CLUB IS A 18 HOLE GOLF COURSE SERVING ~200 MEMBERS ~10 MONTHS PER YEAR. THE ORGANIZATION INCLUDES FAMILY ORIENTED OUTINGS AND EVENTS AND PROVIDES OCCASIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR LIMITED MEMBER GUEST PARTICIPATION.',); Activities: ('MAINTAINING OF GOLF COURSE TO PROVIDE GOLFING FOR MEMBERS AND INVITED GUESTS.',), ('MAINTAINING OF GOLF CLUBHOUSE FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO ITS MEMBERS AND INVITED GUESTS.',), ('MAINTAINING OF SWIMMING POOL FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO ITS MEMBERS AND INVITED GUESTS.',)
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EIN: ('27-2067006',); Name: ('CHILD RESCUE ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA',); Mission: ('TO COMBAT CHILD TRAFFICKING AND EXPLOITATION IN THE UNITED STATES, CANADA, AND INTERNATIONALLY. PURCHASE EQUIPMENT AND PROVIDE TRAINING TO LAW ENFORCEMENT. FUND THE RECOVERY PROCESS. SPONSOR PUBLIC AWARENESS.',); Activities: ('CHILD RESCUE ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA SPONSORS PARTICIPATES IN DIRECT RESCUE MISSIONS OF CHILDREN BEING SEXUALLY EXPLOITED AS WELL AS TRAINING OF LAW ENFORCEMENT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS. BY PROVIDING LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING ON THIS ISSUE AT HOME AND ABROAD, WE BELIEVE WE CAN LEVERAGE THE HELP OF THOSE POLICE OFFICERS ALREADY ON THE FRONT LINES TO COMBAT SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF CHILDREN. WE ALSO RUN THE BACKYARD BROADCAST A FOR YOUTH AND BY YOUTH PREVENTION CAMPAIGN, RUN ON HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE CAMPUSES THROUGHOUT THE U.S. WE HAVE WORKED TO BRING AWARENESS TO THIS ISSUE THROUGH PUBLIC SPEAKING AND MEDIA, INCLUDING EVENTS AND APPEARANCES WITH CELEBRITIES LIKE KATIE COURIC, LARRY KING, MAGGIE GRACE, GLEN BECK, SUMNER REDSTONE, GLAMOUR MAGAZINE AND NUMEROUS TV AND PRINT NEWS OUTLETS, ALONG WITH INFLUENTIAL PUBLIC FIGURES, SUCH AS MUSICIANS, LEGISLATORS, OTHER LEADERS WHO CARE ABOUT THIS CAUSE.',), (nan,), (nan,)
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