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51		DALLAS, TX
52		KINGWOOD, TX
53		LUBBOCK, TX
54		SAN ANGELO, TX
55		Waco, TX
56		Houston, TX
57		ARLINGTON, TX
58		TEMPLE, TX
59		HOUSTON, TX
60		MARFA, TX
61		HOUSTON, TX
62		AUSTIN, TX
63		HOUSTON, TX
64		MERCEDES, TX
65		San Antonio, TX
66		El Paso, TX
67		NAVASOTA, TX
68		FREDERICKSBURG, TX
69		SAN ANTONIO, TX
70		AUSTIN, TX
71		Austin, TX
72		THE WOODLANDS, TX
73		KINGSVILLE, TX
74		AUSTIN, TX
75		TAYLOR, TX
76		Austin, TX
77		BASTROP, TX
78		Corpus Christi, TX
79		DALLAS, TX
80		FREDERICKSBURG, TX
81		TAYLOR, TX
82		NEW BRAUNFELS, TX
83		San Antonio, TX
84		WACO, TX
85		LOS FRESNOS, TX
86		Rockport, TX
87		San Antonio, TX
88		Burton, TX
89		AUSTIN, TX
90		San Antonio, TX
91		Alpine, TX
92		AUSTIN, TX
93		Austin, TX
94		Houston, TX
95		Houston, TX
96		LUBBOCK, TX
97		SHERMAN, TX
98		AMARILLO, TX
99		MARSHALL, TX
100		Abilene, TX

PROVIDE RELIEF TO DISTRESSED EMPLOYEES OF BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THOSE IN SEVERE FINANCIAL NEED AND WHO LACK THE NECESSITIES OF LIFE AS A RESULT OF AN UNFORSEEN TRAGEDY OR CATASTROPHIC EVENT.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES EDUCATION AND ANNUAL TRAINING SEMINARS NEW DEVELOPMENTS AND TECHNIQUES RADIOLOGICAL SCIENCE.

THE ENDOWMENT IS ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF INVESTING AND MANAGING FUNDS RECEIVED AND DISPERSING THOSE FUNDS EXCLUSIVELY TO THE (SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION), A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION LOCATED IN LUBBOCK, TEXAS. THE ENDOWMENT WILL PROVIDE ANNUAL MONETARY SUPPORT TO THE SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION.

MANAGING ENDOWED GIFTS IN ORDER TO MATCH DONOR INTERESTS WITH COMMUNITY NEEDS OF THE .

Primarily fraternal, in that it pursues a common tie the pursuit common interests through education philosophy as well as engaging available community service charity projects nearby. Organization operates as a subordinate lodge to a statewide Grand Lodge fulfilling the same goals on a local level since 1851. All net earnings are applied to charitable, educational, or fraternal purposes membership is restricted to United States citizens.

The (HMNS) serves as a valuable resources for the community, offering extensive collections, exciting interactive exhibits, immersive environments, engaging films, compelling traveling exhibitions, and comprehensive classroom experiences.

A NON-PROFIT TRADE ENGAGED IN THE PROMOTION ADVANCEMENT OF THE STUCCO, LATH, PLASTER EIFS INDUSTRY IN .

CHILD CARE DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, HABILITATIVE AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS TO CHILDREN AND THEIR SIBLINGS WHO HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS HAVING SPECIAL NEEDS.

THE PURPOSE OF , . (BPH), A CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, IS TO PROVIDE LIFETIME SERVICES TO THE ELDERLY IN THE FORM OF QUALITY LIVING AND CARE IN A CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT.

TO SERVE THE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED PERSONS IN 8 WEST TEXAS COUNTIES.

COAST, INC. () IS A NONPROFIT CORPORATION. PROVIDES CAREER COUNSELING AND JOB PLACEMENT SERVICES ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED RESIDENTS HARRIS AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES. SER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (SER CDC) IS A NOT--PROFIT ENTITY AND IS ITS SOLE MEMBER. SER QALICB IS A NONPROFIT CORPORATION AND IS A 100% OWNED SUBSIDIARY . CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS INCLUDE ACCOUNTS AND ITS WHOLLY-OWNED SUBSIDIARIES, SER CDC AND SER QALICB (COLLECTIVELY, SER). ALL SIGNIFICANT INTERCOMPANY ACCOUNTS AND TRANSACTIONS HAVE BEEN ELIMINATED.

TO MAINTAIN AN ENVIRONMENT AND ACTIVITIES CONDUCIVE TO FORMAL AND INFORMAL EDUCATION, WHERE SELF-DISCOVERY AND EXPOSURE TO VARIOUS VALUE SYSTEMS, ACADEMIC LEARNING, AND EXPERIENCE WITH MANAGEMENT AND FOOD OPERATIONS PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY FOR EDUCATIONAL AND PERSONAL GROWTH; OPERATE BY COOPERATIVE METHOD OF ORGANIZATION; APPLYING DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES TO ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL ACTIVITY AND REAPING BENEFITS OF SELF-CONTROL, SHARED COST, AND RESPECT FOR RIGHTS OF OTHERS; MAINTAIN SOUND PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL STRUCTURES TO PERPETUATE ORGANIZATION; PROVIDE HOUSING TO STUDENTS; SHARE RESPONSIBILITY FOR MANAGING HOUSING BETWEEN MEMBERS AND STAFF.

HPMF SERVES TO SECURE ITS FINANCIAL FUTURE BY ENGAGING COMMUNITY RESOURCES TO SUPPORT ITS MISSION OF CHANGING LIVES AND ENRICHING THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN SOUTHEAST TEXAS.

TRLA) is a nonprofit organization that provides free civil services and related education to low-income and disadvantaged residents living in the 68 counties of central, south, and west . TRLAs mission is to promote the dignity, self-sufficiency, security, and stability of low-income residents of . As the largest provider of free civil services in and the third largest in the nation, TRLA serves approximately 25,000 income-eligible clients per year. TRLAs services are organized around eight broad groups, including Labor and Employment, Disaster Assistance, Public Benefits, Housing, Family, Economic and Social Justice, Individual Rights and Victims Rights. In addition, TRLA provides for survivors of sexual assault in Northwest and Southwest and serves migrant and seasonal farm workers across and in six southern states. TRLA works with the Indigent Defense Commission to provide public defenders and holis

To Provide, on a non-profit basis, housing for lower income families including the elderly and the handicapped, pursuant to Section 221 (d)(3) of the National Housing Act, as amended.

To serve and advocate for elderly persons, persons with disabilities, and persons at risk by providing efficient transportation, guardianship, social services, and improve their quality of life.

TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO THE ELDERLY IN THE COMMUNITY THAT NEED ASSISTANCE.

TO UNITE THOSE ENGAGED IN THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY TO PROMOTE AND MAINTAIN HIGH STANDARDS ETHICS AND MORAL CONDUCT THROUGH THE MAINTENANCE STABILITY AND RELIABILITY IN REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Provide support provided to disadvantaged students through the Job Corps program operated under the U. S. Department of Labor.

AARO ENGAGES ITS 115 MEMBERS IN DELIBERATIVE, STRATEGIC ACTIVITIES TO ADVANCE THE LONG-TERMECONOMIC AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING OF CENTRAL TEXAS. IN 2021, AARO ENGAGED ITS MEMBERS IN EFFORTS IN FIVE PRIORITY AREAS: EDUCATION, HEALTH, SOCIAL EQUITY, TRANSPORTATION AND WATER.

ATWH, provides to qualified low and moderate income families,elderly and disabled households in whose incomes are no higher than 80% of the area median income.ATWH, . also awards educational support scholarships to qualified applicants who are resident members of the households for whom is provided.

The focuses on improving the governance of shale development in addition to supporting efforts to reduce the negative environmental and community impacts of shale gas development.The unresolved challenges related to shale development and natural gas can be divided into two broad categories. The first set of questions involves natural gas as a fuel source, including to what extent fugitive methane emissions occur and how these emissions can be minimized and to what extent abundant natural gas displaces renewable energy and energy efficiency in electricity generation.The second set of questions involves the risk of impact from hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling to develop shale formations. These technologies have a distinct risk to the environment and communities, but these risks can be economically managed.The Shale Sustainability Program supports a number of solution-driven strategies, including:1. Examination of the interplay between federal, state, and local gove

Provide subsidized housing for elderly and disabled.

TO PROMOTE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF AND LONG TERM CARE IN TEXAS AND DISSEMINATE INFORMATION ABOUT TO THOSE WHO SERVE OLDER ADULTS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES LOW TO MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES, INCLUDING THE ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED WITH CLEAN, SAFE AND AFFORDABLE FACILITIES AND SERVICES DESIGNED TO MEET THEIR PHYSICAL, SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS.

American seniors actively engage with other communities and organizationa to promote cultural awareness and appreciation, and provides social and educational services.

TO UNITE THOSE ENGAGED IN THE RECOGNIZED BRANCHES THE REALESTATE PROFESSION FOR THE PURPOSE EXERTING A BENEFICIAL INFLUENCE UPON THE PROFESSION AND RELATED INTERESTS. TO PROMOTE AND MAINTAIN HIGH STANDARDS CONDUCT IN THE REAL ESTATE PROFESSION AS EXPRESSED IN THE CODE ETHICS THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION . TO PROVIDE A UNIFIED MEDIUM FOR REAL ESTATE OWNERS AND THOSE ENGAGED IN THE REAL ESTATE PROFESSION WHEREBY THEIR INTERESTS MAY BE SAFEGUARDED AND ADVANCED. TO FURTHER THE INTERESTS HOME AND OTHER REAL PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. TO UNITE THOSE ENGAGED IN THE REAL ESTATE PROFESSION IN THIS COMMUNITY WITH THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION AND THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION , THEREBY FURTHERING THEIR OWN OBJECTIVES THROUGHOUT THE STATE AND NATION, AND OBTAINING THE BENEFITS AND PRIVILEGES MEMBERSHIP THEREIN.

Organization dedicated to providing affordable housing to economically disadvantaged families.

DIRECT SUPPORT TO . TRAIN TO WORK IN THE EMERGENCY SERVICES. SUPPORT CHAPLAIN IN NATURAL DISASTERS AND IN TRAGEDIES IN THEIR OWN DISCIPLINES. WORK AND RESPONDING TO OTHER AGENCIES DURING TIME DISORDER AND TRAGEDY.

TO PROMOTE EXCELLENCE IN LOCAL SCHOOLS BY ENCOURAGING STUDENTS TO DO THEIR BEST IN ALL ENDEAVORS.

PROVIDE HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS, ENABLE INDIGENOUS CHILDREN TO ATTEND SCHOOL,MEDICAL and YOUTH MISSION TRIPS, PRAYER JOURNEYS, and ENCOURAGING SUPPORT FOR MISSION OUTREACH

Provides affordable housing to elderly citizens by operating a sixty-one 61 unit apartment complex in San Antonio, Texas

RAPOPORT ACADEMY IS A FREE PUBLIC CHARTER SERVING GRADES PK-12. IT FOCUSES ON SERVING ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS BY PROVIDING AN EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION THAT PREPARES ALL STUDENTS FOR COLLEGE, CAREER, AND LIFE.

The mission the Wildlife Refuge shall be to educate the public regarding the flora, fauna, and natural environment the Refuge, through functions and educational events, promote public support for the Refuge by encouraging and organizing volunteer services, and solicit public donations for use in supporting, assisting, and enhancing ongoing conservation projects on the Refuge.

ARANSAS COUNTY COUNCIL ON AGING THE ORGANIZATION BENIFITS THE ELDERLY IN THE COUNTY. GRANT WAS USED TO RENOVATE KITCHEN AREA FOR MEALS ON WHEELS

The organization is organized and will be operated exclusively for the charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 and its successor provisions. In furtherance of these purposes, the organization shall sponsor a volunteer project to repair the homes of the poor, elderly, and handicapped persons. The organization helps foster and support growth and development in the real estate industry in the area. Grants awarded to the will be utilized to promote affordable housing and development within the area.

To assist the elderly needy, provide activities for the youth, provide information on civic activities, maintain improve roads, parks, environment of the community.

THE , . IS AN ORGANIZATION ORGANIZED UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. ITS PURPOSES ARE EDUCATIONAL IN NATURE, AND BASICALLY CONSIST OF SUPPORTING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS, ESPECIALLY CHILDREN, THAT ARE RUN BY THE SHARANA SOCIAL AND DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION OR SIMILAR ORGANIZATIONS.

Holds endowment funds and supports of San Antonio, Inc.

Provide a USA based fundraising structure for the support of educationally and economically disadvantaged, orphaned, abused or homeless children who are housed or need to be housed in group homes along the USA/Mexico border.

TO PROVIDE HELP, HEALING AND HOPE IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST.

LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY AND MEDIA TO CREATE AND SHARE SPIRITUALLY EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS TO ASSIST OTHER RELIGIOUS AND NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

Funds spent to preserve and rehabilitate over 6,000 acres of freshwater marsh on Texas Gulf Coast damaged by saltwater intrusion from a levee breach resulting from Hurricane Harvey and other significant rain events. rehabilitation of marsh, which is held for conservation purposes, will promote return of native grasses, birds, fish, and wildlife.

Serving the educational and emotional needs disadvantaged people in the Greater area.

TO ASSIST IN THE GENERAL SUPPORT AND CONTINUATION OF THE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY KNOWN AS , INC. OF LUBBOCK. SEE PROGRAM SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENTS ON PAGE 2 / SCHEDULE O FOR MORE INFORMATION.

THE MISSION OF IS TO EDUCATE STUDENTS IN THE LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES IN ORDER TO PREPARE THEM FOR REWARDING CAREERS AND FOR FULL, ENGAGED AND MEANINGFUL LIVES.

THE . , A TEXAS NON-PROFIT CORPORATION, WAS FORMED IN 1949. THE PURPOSES / MISSION FOR WHICH THE CORPORATION WAS FORMED ARE: (A) TO OPERATE FOR THE BENEFIT OF NURSING HOMES ESTABLISHED FOR WORTHY, AGED, AND NEEDY PERSONS. (B) TO OPERATE FOR THE BENEFIT OF NURSING HOMES ESTABLISHED FOR WORTHY, AGED, AND NEEDY PERSONS SUFFERING FROM ALZHEIMERS DISEASE. (C) TO OPERATE FOR THE BENEFIT OF WORTHY RELIGIOUS UNDERTAKINGS, INCLUDING THE EDUCATION OF MINISTERS TO PREACH THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION. (D) TO OPERATE FOR THE BENEFIT OF WORTHY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS OR UNDERTAKINGS WHICH SERVE WORTHY, AGED, OR NEEDY PERSONS. () TO BE ORGANIZED AND OPERATED IN A MANNER TO SUPPORT OR BENEFIT ONE OR MORE SPECIFIED PUBLICLY SUPPORTED ORGANIZATIONS PURSUANT TO SECTION 1.509(A)-4(D) OF THE TREASURY REGULATIONS. (F) TO BE ORGANIZED AND OPERATED IN A MANNER TO EXCLUSIVELY SUPPORT RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES PURSUANT TO SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. (G

NURSING CARE THE ELDERLY

The provides quality programs to empower all by educating assisting to be health conscious self-sufficient, providing a nurturing safe environment school-aged .

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