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1		WESTFORD, MA
2		LEOMINSTER, MA
3		NEW YORK, NY
4		Bronx, NY
5		NEW YORK, NY
6		ELMIRA, NY
7		Webster, NY
8		ARLINGTON, MA
9		Fairport, NY
10		Auburn, ME
11		MAPLEWOOD, NJ
12		PORT MONMOUTH, NJ
13		BRIDGEPORT, CT
14		WEST SAYVILLE, NY
15		Jackson, NJ
16		Burlington, VT
17		GHENT, NY
18		Milton, MA
19		SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ
20		LOWVILLE, NY
21		Palisades Park, NJ
22		NEW YORK, NY
23		Bronx, NY
24		BRONX, NY
25		NEW HAVEN, CT
26		LITTLE NECK, NY
27		HASTINGS ON HUDSON, NY
28		MORRISTOWN, NJ
29		PINE BROOK, NJ
30		Carneys Point, NJ
31		Whately, MA
32		CHESTER, NH
33		Manchester, NH
34		SHREWSBURY, MA
35		North Dighton, MA
36		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
37		MOUNTAINVILLE, NY
38		Brooklyn, NY
39		AMAGANSETT, NY
40		Binghamton, NY
41		NEW YORK, NY
42		NEW YORK, NY
43		NORTH KINGSTOWN, RI
44		PLAINSBORO, NJ
45		NEW YORK CITY, NY
46		Monroe, NY
47		White Plains, NY
48		Latham, NY
49		NEW YORK, NY
50		WASHINGTON, DC

THE MASSACHUSETTS IS DEDICATED TO EDUCATING, SUPPORTING AND INSPIRING PROFESSIONALS.

TO INSPIRE AND CONNECT THE NORTH CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS COMMUNITY TO CREATE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOOD AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH EDUCATION COLLABORATION AND ADVOCACY.

TO PROMOTE INTERDISCIPLINARY AND SOCIETY

PROMOTE FORMS OF AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WHICH AIM TO REDUCE POVERTY, HARDSHIP AND VULNERABILITY, ESPECIALLY AMONGST DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE; STRIVE FOR RECOGNITION AND REALIZATION OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS TO EMPLOYMENT, INCOME, FOOD, SHELTER, EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE AND SECURITY; PROMOTE EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY, FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION, FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION, PARTICIPATION AND ACCESS TO HUMAN SERVICES AND OPPOSE DISCRIMINATION; PROMOTE POLICIES AND PROGRAMS WHICH STRIKE AN APPROPRIATE BALANCE BETWEEN AND ECONOMIC GOALS AND WHICH RESPECT CULTURAL DIVERSITY; STRENGTHEN CIVIL SOCIETY THROUGHOUT THE WORLD TO ACHIEVE THESE OBJECTS; SEEK IMPLEMENTATION OF THESE OBJECTS BY GOVERNMENTS, ORGANIZATIONS AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES IN COOPERATION WITH ITS NETWORK OF MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS.

HFA IS A NONPARTISAN, NATIONAL DIRECT SERVICE AND ADVOCACY NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE SOCIETY OF SCHUYLER COUNTY, INC TO BEUSED FOR THE BENEFIT OF SCHUYLER COUNTY RESIDENTS BY SUPPORTING THE SPAY-NEUTER PROGRAM. PROVIDING FOOD AND GENERAL VETERINARIAN SERVICES TO ANIMALS AWAITING ADOPTION, AND ASSISTING WITH GENERAL MAINTENANCE.

Promotion of optimal through science based education advocacy and research

IS A 100% VOLUNTEER RUN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON IMPROVING THE LIVES AND FUTURES OF ABANDONED CHILDREN IN BY SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE EDUCATION AND HEALTH PROGRAMS THAT GENERATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR FUTURE EMPLOYMENT AND SELF SUFFICIENCY USING GUATEMALAN-RUN PROGRAMS. EDUCATION IS A VERY HIGH PRIORITY FOR GAF, OUR GOAL IS TO ENABLE ORPHAN STATUS CHILDREN OPPORTUNITIES FOR A CONSISTENT EDUCATION, SOMETHING THAT IS OFTEN COMPLETELY OUT OF REACH FOR GUATEMALAN CHILDREN. GAF ALSO SUPPORTS IN-COUNTRY COMMUNITY SUPPORTED AND CHILD/FAMILY FOCUSED PROGRAMS FOR SELF SUFFICIENCY AND SAFETY. GAF FUNDS GO TO HOUSING, FOOD, CLOTHING, EDUCATION, MEDICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT, FAMILY AND PARENTING SUPPORT, AS WELL AS SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES AND SPECIAL PROJECTS. GAF PROGRAMS ARE DEDICATED TO EXPAND THE EDUCATION AND LIVING SITUATION FOR ABANDONED CHILDREN WITH HOPE FOR BETTER OPPORTUNITIES.

To combat and curb poverty Primarily in Southeastern Monroe County and adjoining areas of Wayne and Ontario counties. To receive and maintain funds for the provision of and to engage in a charitable program for the donation of, medicine, transportation, housing, or other emergency needs to residents of the aforementioned area who demonstrate need and eligibility. To contribute to and sponsor various charitable organizations in combating poverty.

Reduce insecurity in Maine through distribution and community partnerships.

To nurture and enrich lives of individuals in underserved New Jersey communities primarily located in Essex and Morris counties. Organization provides food, clothing, toys, necessities and educational support in these communities.

tO PROVIDE FOOD FOR RESIDENTS OF WHO HAVE LOW INCOMES OR ARE POOR.

INSPIRES UNDERSERVED CONSUMERS TO MAKE HEALTHIER FOOD CHOICES BY INCREASING AFFORDABLE ACCESS TO FRESH, LOCAL AND REGIONAL FOOD.

DONATED $9,415 TO THE COVERDALE FOOD PANTRY, 47 GILLETTE AVE, NY 11782.EIN IS 11-3057059. IT IS AN APPROVED 501(C)3 ORGANIZATION.

Service the poor of Jackson Township with financial assistance for housing, utilities, transportation, and food and clothing. Provided financial to 130 households to meet the following needs. $64,096 for housing, $23,077 for electric gas and heating oil, $3,983 for food and clothing, $3,261 for transportation needs, $2,213 for other utilities, and $4,277 for other needs and expenses. Administrative costs $3,822

Working to help coffee-growing communities overcome seasonal insecurity.

TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS BY DISTRIBUTING AND OTHER NECESSITIES FREE OF CHARGE TO THOSE IN NEED WHO LIVE PRIMARILY IN THE CHATHAM CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT AND/OR THE TOWN OF .

To provide to certified families

TO SUPPORT PANDEMIC RELIEF AND FOOD INSECURITY

THE PURPOSE OF THE IS TO MEET THE EMERGENCY NEEDS OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES HAVING A HARDSHIP AND TO AID DURING NATURAL AND MAN-MADE EMERGENCIES. THE PROVIDES , HOUSEHOLD AND PERSONAL CARE ITEMS, AND BABY NECESSITIES TO ALL WHO KNOCK ON THE DOOR WITH A NEED REGARDLESS OF AGE, SEX, RACE, CREED, COLOR, POLITICAL, RELIGIOUS OR SEXUAL PREFENCE IN THE MOST UNDERSTANDING AND SYMPATHETIC MANNER, RECOGNIZING THE DIGNITY AND EQUALITY IN EACH. THE CHRISTMAS SHARING AND SANTA FOR SENIORS PROGRAM PROVIDES HOLIDAY ASSITANCE CONSISTING OF , GIFTS, AND CLOTHING. THE PROVIDES COOPERATIVE BUYING SERVICES THROUGH THE BANK OF CNY OF THE SENSE PROGRAM.

OPERATING A MOBILE FOOD PREPARATION TRUCK TO PROVIDE FOOD FOR THE INDIGENT

THE MISSION IS TO INCREASE THE AWARENESS OF TYPE 2 DIABETES IN YOUTH AND TO ENCOURAGE HEALTHY LIVING THROUGH NUTRITION AND EXERCISE. AS WELL AS PROVIDE SUPPORT TO VARIOUS COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS IN JACKSONVILLE, SEATTLE AND CHARLOTTE.

Our goal is to provide assistance (Food, Clothing, etc)

FOOD and SERVICES TO COMMUNITY

DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN THE FIELDS OF OCEAN RESTORATION, OCEAN FARMING, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND SUSTAINABLE FOOD SOURCES.

TO RAISE FUNDS IN ORDER TO SUPPORT CHILDREN WITH HIV IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES SUCH AS INDIA, NIGERIA, GHANA. SUPPORTS THESE CHILDREN BY PROVIDING THEM WITH FOOD, CLOTHES, MEDICATION EDUCATION.

IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT HUNGER RELIEF PROGRAM FOR PROFOUNDLY POOR AND HUNGRY FAMILIES IN THE US. THE PROGRAM, WHICH IS COMMUNITY BASED, CONNECTS FAMILIES WITH MORE WITH FAMILIES WHO HAVE LESS. MOST SPONSORING FAMILIES SEND MONTHLY FUNDS -- .

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TO RAISE FUNDS FOR CHILDREN IN NEED OF FOOD, SHELTER, and MEDICAL ASSISTANCE AS WELL AS FOR ENHANCEMENT OF CHILDREN and YOUNG ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.

Collection fresh produce from local farms and distribution partners and provide it to food banks, food pantries, soup kitchens, and other non-profit organizations that provide emergency food relief

The (AMMES) is dedicated to serving the needs of patients caregivers through support, advocacy, education. AMMES provides direct support to disabled patients who are unable to meet their critical needs, such as food, rent, clothing, through the AMMES Financial Crisis Fund.

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

LAHC was created to collect donations and distribute money to Not For Profit food banks and homeless shelters in New England.

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

WAGS is organized exclusively for the charitable purpose to provide financial and care to atrisk including but not limited to transportation, shelter, location of temporary and permanent housing, and the provision of food and water.

IS A NATIONAL NONPROFIT DEDICATED TO ENDING FOOD LOSS AND WASTE ACROSS THE U.S. FOOD SYSTEM BY ADVANCING DATA-DRIVEN SOLUTIONS. OUR VISION IS A SUSTAINABLE, RESILIENT, AND INCLUSIVE FOOD SYSTEM THAT OPTIMIZES ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES, MINIMIZES CLIMATE IMPACTS, AND MAKES THE BEST USE OF THE FOOD WE GROW.

TO PROMOTE AN EQUITABLE AND INCLUSIVE REGIONAL FOOD SYSTEM BY HELPING TO FOSTER AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE LAND IS AFFORDABLE TO DIVERSE, ASPIRING FARMERS AND THEREBY MAKING FOOD ACCESSIBLE TO ALL.

The mission of , Inc. is to raise funds in the United States to support Jewish charitable, cultural, social, and educational programs for the Jewish needy individuals in the United States and in Israel. , is Hebrew for "spreading out". In the United States , Inc maks grants to 501(c}(3) and organizations who have as a charitable mission to provide food, shelter and clothing to needy individuals. In addition, in the United States, , Inc makes grants to 501(c)(3) recognized organizations that provide Jewish educational, cultural and social activities.

LAZY POINT FARMS STARTED 2021 BY HARVESTING ITS OWN KELP FROM 3 SITES IN MAY 2021, WORKING DIRECTLY WITH RESEARCHER AT ADELPHI UNIVERSITY FOR GROWTH RESEARCH MEASUREMENTS. SUGAR KELP HARVEST WAS USED FOR ANALYSES AND A FERTILIZER STUDY AT STONYBROOK UNIVERSITY; IT WAS ALSO SENT TO CERTIFIED LABS FOR ANALYSES AND TO EAST END FOOD INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PROOF OF PACKAGING AND PROCESSING CONCEPTS. LAZY POINT FARMS UTILIZED FINDINGS FROM WORKING WITH 1 PRIVATE HATCHERY IN 2020 AND EXPANDED IT TO SUCCESSFUL COORDINATION AND COLLABORATION WITH 4 HATCHERIES ON LONG ISLAND AND HELPED PROVIDE SPOOLS TO 15 GROWERS IN FALL 2021. LAZY POINT FARMS COORDINATED MONTHLY Q and A CALLS FOR LOCAL HATCHERIES AND GROWERS AND ESTABLISHED A RESEARCH PARTNERSHIP WITH UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND TO PURSUE INQUIRIES REGARDING TEMPERATURE OF KELP DURING TRANSPORT. LAZY POINT FARMS CONTINUED ITS ONGOING SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN TO EDUCATE IN USES AND BENEFITS OF GROWING KELP IN NYS WATERS.

To revitalize an underutilized urban space into a farmers to support our region robust food, agriculture and independent businesses. The is committed to feeding the community with local food, culture, and craftsmanship.

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

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

TO PROMOTE CHARITABLE PURPOSES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROMOTING JUSTICE CIVIL LIBERTIES, PROTECTION PROMOTION OF ANIMALS ANIMAL RIGHTS, PROMOTION OF ANIMAL HUMAN SERVICES FOR ANIMALS HUMANS IN NEED, INCLUDING FOOD

raises money by providing children across the nation with virtual educational opportunities at an affordable cost. All profits from registration fees and fundraising events are donated to charities that aid food-insecure individuals

Support social needs in Lebanon in the areas of education, poverty, hunger, health and well-being, empowerment, economic development and other areas; and to carry on any other lawful activities.

this is a private created by Joel and Baila Berkowitz to give charity as food and clothing to poor people in the community.

Assist the poor in Guatemala with any, including food, housing, and clothing.

The organization serves the public by supporting people in our community who are experiencing a need. That need could include homelessness, food insecurity, or just running short at the end of the month.

CIVIL ASSOCIATION DEDICATED TO HELPING THE WEAKEST CHILDREN IN SOCIETY TO COVER THEIR PRIMARY NEED, FOOD.BY PROVIDING THIS SUPPORT TOGETHER WITH THE TRANSMISSION OF HUMAN VALUES ??AND A DIGNIFIED AND AFFECTIONATE TREATMENT, WE SEEK TO CREATE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR THEM TO BE BETTER PEOPLE AND FOR THEM TO BE PRODUCTIVE MEMBERS OF SOCIETY IN THE FUTURE.

WE ARE ADVOCATES FOR SENIOR HEALTH WELLBEING WHO STRENGTHEN THE POLICIES PROGRAMS THAT NOURISH SENIORS. WE ACCOMPLISH IT THROUGH A COLLECTIVE VOICE LOCAL COMMUNITY ACTION. THE AGING SERVICES PROGRAMS(NANASP) IS A PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION WITH MEMBERS WORKING OR EXPERIENCED IN THE FIELD AGING, COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES, . FOUNDED IN 1977, NANASP IS RECOGNIZED BY POLICY MAKERS OTHER LEADERS IN AGING AS AN EFFECTIVE ADVOCATE FOR THEIR MEMBERS THE OLDER ADULTS THEY SERVE.

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