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151		ARLINGTON, TX
152		Dallas, TX
153		FAIRFIELD, TX
154		HITCHCOCK, TX
155		HOUSTON, TX
156		FORT WORTH, TX
157		HUNTSVILLE, TX
158		Rose City, TX
159		KERRVILLE, TX
160		SPRING, TX
161		BLUE RIDGE, TX
162		KELLER, TX
163		EL PASO, TX
164		New Braunfels, TX
165		Colleyville, TX
166		SAN ANTONIO, TX
167		PLANO, TX
168		Houston, TX
169		Houston, TX
170		Dallas, TX
171		Flower Mound, TX
172		Big Bend National Park, TX
173		SPRING BRANCH, TX
174		Sugar Land, TX
175		DALLAS, TX
176		Bee Cave, TX
177		Mansfield, TX
178		HOUSTON, TX
179		AUSTIN, TX
180		Fort Worth, TX
181		AUSTIN, TX
182		Driftwood, TX
183		CAT SPRING, TX
184		Midland, TX
185		McKinney, TX
186		AUSTIN, TX
187		Comanche, TX
188		KATY, TX
189		FORT WORTH, TX
190		HOUSTON, TX
191		Wimberley, TX
192		ADKINS, TX
193		ARLINGTON, TX
194		HOUSTON, TX
195		SAN ANTONIO, TX
196		HOUSTON, TX
197		San Antonio, TX
198		WEATHERFORD, TX
199		Fort Worth, TX
200		BROWNSVILLE, TX

THE , A TAX-EXEMPT , WAS ORGANIZED AND OPERATES TO ASSIST LOW INCOME AND SOCIO-ECONOMICALLY CHALLENGED FAMILIES, INDIVIDUALS AND STUDENTS WITH VARIOUS LIFE BASICS INCLUDING SHELTER, FOOD, BASIC HEALTH CARE EDUCATION AND ACCESS, AND EDUCATION. THROUGH ITS OUTREACH EFFORTS BOTH IN THE US AND ABROAD, THE HOPES TO BETTER THE LIVES ALL THAT IT WORKS WITH THROUGH HANDS-ON ASSISTANCE, THE GRANTING SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER FINANCIAL AID, AND THE PROVISION ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE AND RELATED LIFE BASICS.

Faith based supporting organization providing services to a network of clinics, acute care hospitals related health care entities providing exemplary patient care, medical education, medical research community service to residents of the Central Texas region.

CULTIVATE/PROMOTE THE PERFORMING VISUAL and CULTURAL

WE PROVIDE DISCIPLESHIP AND LIFE SKILLS TRAINING IN A CHRISTIAN RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY. WE ALSO PROVIDE A SAFE PLACE WHERE PEOPLE CAN FIND SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENT, SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND MENTAL RENEWAL.

UNITING THE HUMANIST COMMUNITY IN CHARITABLE AND VOLUNTEER EFFORTS, AND ADVOCATING FOR COMPASSIONATE ACTION THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

PROVIDING FUNDS FOR PROGRAMS AND SCHOLARSHIPS THAT FOCUS ON EDUCATION AND LIFE-SKILLS, AS WELL AS HEALTH AND FAMILY ISSUES IN THE FT. WORTH COMMUNITY. THE STRIVES TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE COMMUNITY THROUGH BETTER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES.

OPERATE AS AN AMATEUR SPORTS ORGANIZATION PROMOTING HIGH SCHOOL TEAM BY FUNDING EXPENSES,SCHOLARSHIPS and ENCOURAGING YOUTH PARTICIPATION

Provide community with opportunities that inspire positive mental, physical and emotional health through professionally guided interaction with horses. (EAGALA, Hippotherapy, Therapeutic Riding)

TO FUND FINE ARTS APPRECIATION AND EDUCATION AWARDS FOR BOTH MUSIC AND ART THROUGH THE RICE HARRINGTON ART SCHOLARSHIP AND THE RICHEY-RINGLAND MUSIC AWARD.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE KLEIN COLLINS HIGH SCHOOL DANCE AND DRILL TEAM FOR EXPENSES THAT ARE NOT COVERED BY THE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

WAS FORMED FOR THE BETTERMENT OF , TEXAS AND THE SURROUNDING AREA THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF HORSEMANSHIP ACTIVITIES AND ANY OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS, WHICH PROMOTES THE WELLNESS OF THE COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE.

FUNDRAISING TO SUPPORT HIGH SCHOOL DRILL TEAM

CULTIVATES AN APPRECIATION OF ART, CHARACTER, AND LEGACY OF . IT IS COMMITTED TO EDUCATING STUDENTS AND PUBLIC ABOUT LEAS RELEVANCE TO HISTORY, ART, AND LITERATURE THROUGH CURRICULA, PUBLIC PROGRAMS, EXHIBITS, AND PUBLICATIONS.

Researchers: As behavioral science continues to evolve via the expanded studies of human decision-making, it is important that researchers recognize what drives consumer actions and reactions in todays global marketplace. The (CRI) has been established to further explore everyday consumer motivations within the framework of Dr. Geraldine Fennells writings as they evolve around the world.

Provide educational facilities, scholarships, and assistance.

The (TOP Ed ) improves the lives of low and moderate income families by building power through community and civic engagement.

We provide religious guidance, workshop, prayer services, print religious material for free distribution. We also distribute food to the needy, provide temporary housing and temporary shelter for the people who need a place to stay

is a collaborative charitable community initiative to educate, equip, and empower minority business entrepreneurs, professionals, and owners to help secure business opportunities and facilitate the growth and prosperity of their business.

THE ) IS A NONPROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION ORGANIZED IN CALIFORNIA IN 2010. THE IS GOVERNED BY ELECTED OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. THE ACHIEVES ITS MISSION OF IMPROVING ANIMAL WELFARE OF DOGS AND CATS IN ASIA PRIMARILY AS A FUNDRAISING AND GRANT-MAKING ORGANIZATION THAT MAKES GRANTS TO ( ), A THAI CHARITY WHOSE PURPOSES ALIGN WITH THE FOUNDATIONS. FOLLOWING IS A SUMMARY OF THE FOUNDATIONS PROGRAMS. DONATIONS ARE USED TO SUPPORT THE FOUNDATIONS OVERALL MISSION TO CARE FOR THE STREET DOGS AND CATS IN ASIA AND REDUCE SUFFERING THROUGH A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS. A PRIMARY INITIATIVE OF THE IS TO RAISE FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF DOGS CVNR (CAPTURE, VACCINATE, NEUTER, RETURN) PROGRAM WHICH CURBS THE POPULATION GROWTH AND MINIMIZES INSTANCES OF ABUSE AND INJURY THAT OFTEN ACCOMPANY GROWING STREET AND CAT POPULATIONS. THESE FUNDS ARE ALSO UTILIZED TO SUPPORT SHELTER OPERATIONS AND OTHER NECESSARY ACTIVITI

is a volunteer organization that supports Cultural through fundraising and advocacy.

The Program Supports the Patient and Staff and the Local Community.

To support the , TX community through events and contributions

TO PROVIDE FOOTBALL AND CHEERLEADING INSTRUCTION TO THE YOUTH OF THE SPRING BRANCH AREA COMMUNITY; TO PROVIDE A COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUTH TO LEARN TEAMWORK AND FUNDAMENTALS WHILE AT THE SAME TIME PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AND PRIDE.

The provides the students of SF High School assistance to perform shows for the enjoyment of our community. The fundraises to provide costumes & materials for sets and refreshments during shows.

ON FEBRUARY 22, 2013 THE MADE A LOAN TO THEARMSTRONG COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL OF AUSTIN, TEXAS. THE PURPOSE OF THE LOAN WAS IN FURTHERANCE OF THE CHARITABLE PURPOSE OF THE . THE LOAN BEARS AN INTERESTRATE OF 0% AND IS DUE ON FEBRUARY 6, 2023. THE ORIGINAL PRINCIPLE AMOUNT OF THE NOTE WAS $1,653,930. THE OUTSTANDING BALANCE OF THE NOTE AT DECEMBER 31, 2021 IS $1,305,797. THE ADDRESS OF ARMSTRONG COMMUNITY MUSIC SCHOOL IS 404 CAMP CRAFT ROAD, AUSTIN, TEXAS 78746.

has been in existence since 2010. The is a nonprofit with a mission to improve the quality of life in the community and to enhance the experience of visitors by bringing awareness education and integration of a wide range of art throughout public spaces.

Operate and Maintain an Orphanage in Uganda

Provide knowledge, guidance, inspiraton, training, leadership, and support of Christian principals and beliefs through the use of sports activities. Includes gathering

Karuna Center Peacebuilding Support international and domestic activities bringing together disparate groups to come to a mutual also a new initiative in Kenya regarding farmers and government dealing with climate change

purchased a building in 2014 to be used as a location for a nonprofit called Cedars Union. mission of Cedars Union is to provide local artists with opportunity to take their crafts to next level by providing them with a work space, tools and equipment, and connections to community. costs to own and maintain building, and costs to incubate new nonprofit have been direct charitable activities for . For 2021, direct charitable expenses included payments of property insurance, property taxes, repairs and building management.

TO PROVIDE PRENATAL, AND POST-NATAL FOR BIRTHING PEOPLE IN CENTRAL TEXAS THROUGH ON-CALL HOSPITAL AND DIRECT COMMUNITY REFERRAL WORK.

Support of education and community building projects in developing countries

DISTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.HOUSTON SPCA PROVIDES COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR PROTECTION CARE OF ANIMALS.

To promote agricultural science and technology education through the support of the (MHS) Chapter. Volunteer members of this organization will organize and conduct fundraising activities to provide financial support to MHS .

was formed to provide financial and volunteer assistance to our community. This is accomplished by holding fundraising evants and small community donations. The organization makes donations to local charities that supports children and the elderly. The organization also provides volunteers from the Kiwanits Club of to help local organizations with their mission in the community.

TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTE THE UPLIFTMENT OF CHILDREN, FAMILIES, AND THE COMMUNITY

TO PROVIDE EXCELLENT AND COMPASSIONATE HEALTH CARE AND PROMOTE COMMUNITY HEALTH AND WELLNESS.

THE ACTIVITY IS A NOT FOR PROFIT ACTIVITY CENTERED AROUND THE MANAGEMENT OF A SUSTAINABLE FARMING OPERATION. THE PRIMARY AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITY IS CATTLE GRAZING, WITH THE CATTLE BEING USED AS THE PRINCIPAL MEANS OF INCOME GENERATION AS WELL AS A SOURCE OF MEAT THAT IS DONATED TO TAX EXEMPT, 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.THERE ARE MULTIPLE WHERE THE ACTIVITY IS UNDERTAKEN AND SUPPORTED.THE BROOKWOOD FARM, APPROXIMATELY 310 ACRES, IS MANAGED ON THE PROPERTY OF AND FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE BROOKWOOD COMMUNITY, A TAX EXEMPT, 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES EDUCATION, JOBS, JOB SKILL TRAINING AND FULL-TIME RESIDENTIAL CARE FOR ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. THERE ARE FIVE OTHER , COMPRISING MORE THAN 3,000 ACRES WHERE USE IS PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE BY JON A. MARSHALL, PRESIDENT OF . MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL AND SUPPLIES ARE PROVIDED BY THE FOUNDATION.

THE MISSION OF THE EVERYONE IS TO ADVOCATE PURSUE THE DEVELOPMENT OF VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DIFFERENCES. OUR GOAL IS TO GIVE THE INDIVIDUAL THE SUPPORT NEEDED TO PURSUE MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT INDEPENDENCE WITHIN IN THEIR COMMUNITY.

SHOWS: PROVIDE AND SAFELY ORCHESTRATE 50 - 70 PERFORMANCES ANNUALLY.

Public charity assisting religious education and other community organizations

PROMOTE AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES A BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM. THE PROGRAM OFFERS MINISTRY TO CHILDREN THROUGH LITERATURE, MUSIC, ACTIVITIES, ETC. THE ORGANIZATIONS MISSION IS ALSO TO PREACH THE GOSPEL THE LORD JESUS CHRIST, ORGANIZING PRAYER CONFERENCES AND TRAINING CHRISTIAN BELIEVERS IN THE WORD GOD.

THE ACAM NETWORK ADVANCES COLLABORATION TO CREATE -WIDE SOLUTIONS FOR THRIVING NONPROFITS, NEIGHBORHOODS AND FAMILIES.

TO RAISE FUNDS TO EQUIP, SUPPLY AND OPERATE NOT FOR PROFIT HOSITAL IN .

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE IS TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT THE ACADEMY; A PRIVATE ELEMENTARY AND PRESCHOOL FACILITY IN HOUSTON, TX.THE RAISES MONEY TO PURCHASE SUPPLIES AND SPONSOR PROGRAMS AT THE ACADEMY INCLUDING ENHANCING LEARNING IN THE COMMUNITY, LITERACY PROGRAMS, COMPUTER INSTRUCTION AND TECHNOLOGY, VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS PROGRAMS, PARENT EDUCATION RESOURCES, AND CONTINUING TEACHER EDUCATION.

projects to help the of our community. Scholarships to graduates of alternative schools in our community. $2000 Donations to service organizations. Donations to families with children undergoing treatment for cancer. $500

ORGANIZED TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR SCHOOL SPONSORED PROGRAMS RELATED TO EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES OF DANCE AND PRECISION DRILL.

As part of its OneAzle program, the provides a home for a select group of community service-oriented non-profit organizations in the Azle area. The OneAzle facilities are located at 412 Commerce Street and include a 1,200 square foot office suite, a 1,300 square foot meeting room, and 4,500 square feet of warehouse space. In 2021, the provided space for the Azle Lions Club, the Azle Rotary Club, and Good N.E.W.S. 4 Seniors. The provides the space rent free and pays for all of the buildings operating expenses including property taxes, insurance, utilities, and supplies. The also pays for an electronic billboard advertising for the organizations that it houses.

TO CELEBRATE THE SHARED CULTURE, FRIENDSHIP, AND FAMILY THAT UNITE THE BORDER CITIES TEXAS AND MATAMOROS, MEXICO.

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