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1		RICHARDSON, TX
2		HOUSTON, TX
3		DALLAS, TX
4		Houston, TX
5		Dallas, TX
6		LONGVIEW, TX
7		HOUSTON, TX
8		SAN ANTONIO, TX
9		AUSTIN, TX
10		Pearland, TX
11		STAFFORD, TX
12		SAN MARCOS, TX
13		Frisco, TX
14		DALLAS, TX
15		Houston, TX
16		League City, TX
17		SHEPHERD, TX
18		LAKEWAY, TX
19		DALLAS, TX
20		IRVING, TX
21		WACO, TX
22		ARLINGTON, TX
23		LINGLEVILLE, TX
24		MCALLEN, TX
25		THE WOODLANDS, TX
26		SAN ANTONIO, TX
27		IRVING, TX
28		HOUSTON, TX
29		DALLAS, TX
30		HOUSTON, TX
31		RIO VISTA, TX
32		Pearland, TX
33		NEW BOSTON, TX
34		JACKSBORO, TX
35		Lewisville, TX
36		Arlington, TX
37		AUSTIN, TX
38		CORPUS CHRISTI, TX
39		HARLINGEN, TX
40		AUSTIN, TX
41		Houston, TX
42		SAN ANTONIO, TX
43		MERCEDES, TX
44		Houston, TX
45		HOUSTON, TX
46		AUSTIN, TX
47		Corpus Christi, TX
48		Houston, TX
49		Austin, TX
50		Boerne, TX

SERVICES AND CIVIL RIGHTS EDUCATION TO MUSLIMS.

PROVIDING LAW SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING STUDENTS

THE CORPORATION IS OPERATED TO PREVENT AND REDUCE CRIME IN THE COUNTY AREA BY, AMONG OTHER THINGS, PROVIDING FUNDING AND/OR EQUIPMENT TO LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES, PURSUING OTHER AVENUES FOR FUNDING LOCAL PUBLIC SAFETY, ASSISTING OR PROVIDING FUNDS TO ASSIST PAROLED AND RELEASED INMATES IN FINDING ALTERNATIVES TO CRIME, STUDYING, RECOMMENDING REFINEMENTS TO, AND ASSISTING WITH THE IMPROVEMENT OF, LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS, AND/OR OTHERWISE SEEKING TO PREVENT AND REDUCE CRIME.

Theeducationofminoritystudentsages18-24,buildingontheirspiritualawarenessandhelpingstudentswithminorfinancialresponsibilityduringhighschoolandcollege.

Summer Internship Program - direct expenses to support 5 Dallas area non-profits to hire paid summer interns from among their youth programming constituents. Program provided job experience, mentoring in life and work skills, financial literacy education, and exposure to various career possibilities to 24 at-risk youth.

TO PROMOTE TREATMENT ANIMALS AND PREVENT ANIMAL CRUELTY,AID IN THE ENFORCEMENT ANIMAL CRUELTY LAWS, TO ADOPT HOMELESS ANIMALS IN OUR CARE AND RETURN LOST PETS TO THEIR OWNERS,AND TO PROMOTE RESPONSIBLE PET OWNERSHIP AND THE NEUTERING AND SPAYING PETS.

THE PURPOSES OF THE ASSOCIATION, INC. ARE STRICTLY EDUCATIONAL. THE ORGANIZATION, IN CARRYING OUT ITS PURPOSES, SHALL SUPPORT THE , INC. FINANCIALLY AND SHALL SEEK TO STIMULATE AND PROMOTE THE INTEREST IN THE ORGANIZATION AND ITS WORK AMONG THE STUDENT BODY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SCHOOL AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION. BY SUCH ACTIVITIES, THE ORGANIZATION HOPES TO IMPROVE THE ATTITUDE TOWARD, AND INTEREST IN, LEGAL WRITING AND SCHOLARSHIP AND THE UTILIZATION OF LEGAL RESEARCH TECHNIQUES.

IS A TEXAS NON-PROFIT CORPORATION FORMED IN 1973. ORGANIZATION PROVIDES PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES TO ASSIST SURVIVOR SPOUSES AND CHILDREN LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, FIREFIGHTERS, AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL PERSONNEL WHOSE LIVES ARE LOST IN LINE DUTY WHILE SERVING CITIZENS BEXAR COUNTY, TEXAS. CERTAIN PROGRAMS MAY ENCOMPASS FIRST RESPONDERS AND FIRST RESPONDER FAMILIES IN GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS OUTSIDE BEXAR COUNTY. ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS, GIFTS, AND AWARDS TO SURVIVORS.

IS COMMITTED TO PLANNING, PROMOTION AND SUPPORTING CIVIC AND ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT TEXAS.

Conduct religous cultural and educational activities in accordance with Islamic principles as well as federal, state and local laws.

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND FIREFIGHTERS.

TO ENCOURAGE THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF THE JUSTICE SYSTEM THE APPLICATION OF BEHAVORIAL SCIENCE KNOWLEDGE TO PROBLEMS IN JUSTICE, INCLUDING LAW ENFORCEMENT, JUDICIAL, CORRECTIONS ELEMENETS.

Provide assistance to at-risk youth

SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY RENEWAL SOCIETY

To support and defend the constitution of the United States; to inculcate loyalty and allegiance to the United States of America; to promote and foster the enforcement of law and order; to improve the individual and collective proficienty of our members in the

The purposes of Sandra Mossman Elementary , in common with National and , are: A) to promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, places of worship, and throughout the community; B) to raise the standards of home life; C) to advocate for laws that further the education, physical and mental health, welfare, and safety of children and youth; D) to promote the collaboration and engagement of families and educators in the education of children and youth; E) to engage the public in united efforts to secure the physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social wellbeing of all children and youth; and F) to advocate for fiscal responsibility regarding public tax dollars in public education funding. This is organized exclusively for the charitable, scientific, literary, or educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or corresponding section of any future federal tax code.

mission of this organization is to promote Anti crime and anti drug youth activities and programs that include outdoor adventures and getting our youth back to nature, encourage family unity, physical fitness, educational opportunities on many levels, while bringing a better quality of life to poverty related and Special Needs families, We focus on families who does not have same opportunities or resources as others. .... now assists with multiple resources in several Counties to create productive citizens on all levels of life. CCIC provides educational programs, to promote healthy and productive children, adults and community. Our goal is to stomp Out Hunger, provide resources, and financial assistants to families in poverty. We put God first.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND BENEFIT TO DEPARTMENT AND OTHER AREA PUBLIC SAFETY EMPLOYEES AND THEIR FAMILIES; AND TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT INITIATIVES, MEMORIALS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

TO CREATE A PRODUCTIVE BRIDGE TRANSITION FOR INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES IMPACTED BY INCARCERATION AND TO FACILITATE GROWTH AND ACCEPTANCE TO BECOME MOTIVATING, INSPRING, LAW ABIDING, ENTHUSIASTIC AND SUCCESSFUL CITIZENS.

SUPPORT DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AUTOOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM AND PROVIDE SUPPORT TO COMMUNITY NONPROFITS INCLUDING LAW ENFORCEMENT IN NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS REGION.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO SURVIVING SPOUSES AND DEPENDENTS MCLENNAN COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS WHO LOSE THEIR LIVES IN LINE DUTY.

FIGHT THE CRIME OF SEX TRAFFICKING

The LISD PTO primary exempt purpose is charitable and education. The supports advancement of education and extends efforts to combat community deterioration and juvenile delinquency.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT TO UNDERPRIVILEGED YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY ENGAGING IN AFTERSCHOOL BASKETBALL, VOLLEYBALL, AND DANCE PROGRAMS. THESE PROGRAMS ARE DESIGNED TO REDUCE EXPOSURE TO CRIME AND OTHER RISKY BEHAVIOR.

THE DECLARANT HAS ESTABLISHED A NON PROFIT FOR BENEVOLENT PURPOSES. FEES COLLECTED BY THE SHALL BE USED FOR DONATIONS AND ANY LAWFUL SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES PERMITTED TO BE CARRIED ON BY A CORPORATION EXEMPT FROM THE FEDERAL INCOME TAX UNDER SECTION 501 (C) (4).

THE ORGANIZATION IS ORGANIZED TO PROVIDE ADVOCACY, PUBLIC RELATIONS, ESTABLISH A LEGAL ASSISTANCE FUND, OPERATIONAL AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT, AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ITS MEMBERS, TO OPEN-ENROLLMENT AND THEIR AFFILIATES, AND TO PARENTS AND STUDENTS, ADVANCING SCHOOL CHOICE AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES.

To teach the Law of and the teachings of Yahshua Messiah To Support the AYEM High School in India for lower income students

Dallas Independent School District

THE GOAL OF THE ASSOCIATION IS TO FOCUS ITS RESOURCES TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND EEO ADVOCACY FOR ITS MEMBERS, PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER SUPPORT TO STUDENTS PURSUING CAREERS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT OR RELATED FIELDS, TO ASSIST IN COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS FOCUSED ON TIME REDUCTION, AND TO PROVIDE RESOURCES COUPLED WITH COMMUNITY EFFORTS TO ADVANCE THE BETTERMENT OF THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE.

The organization provided housing and job placement services for ex-offenders, people in recovery, homelessness, and any misfortunate person that may have encountered life trauma/tragedy throughout life. Residents commit to sober and a crime-free lifestyle. Residents are offered relapse prevention, life skills, process, and NA/AA groups on property with LCDC. Our goal is to reform addicts and criminal thinking and reduce the recidivism rate and homelessness. We receive private donations to offset the cost of the program.

To offer a stable, safe and secure living environment for at-risk youth that provides training and educational opportunities, promotes and fosters a desire to change lifestyles and thought patterns, and increases the ability to learn, grow and become responsible and contributing members of society.

TO ACT AS A TITLE HOLDING FOR TEXAMERICAS CENTER, A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY SET FORTH IN SECTION 3503.111 OF THE SPECIAL DISTRICT LOCAL LAWS CODE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS.

PRIMARY FOCUS IS TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY AND CREATE A GREATER AWARENESS OF CRIME PREVENTION AND METHAMPHETAMINE ABUSE.

Provide an 8 week program for at risk children and parents in the Dallas-Fort Worth counties in order to improve charcter self development, self esteem, communication skills, anger management, avoid trouble with alcohol, drugs, tobacco, sex and unhealthy relationships. Also works with re entry men and women that are drug addicts and have mental illnesses and their children.

Fund essential equipment and programs for Department which are not included in City budget. Financial assistance to law enforcement families whose loved one has been killed in line of duty.

TO PROTECT THE CONSTITUTIONAL GUARANTEE OF ACCESS TO THE COURTS AND BY JURY, AND PROVIDE AN ENVIRONMENT ENABLING OUR MEMBERS TO SUCCESSFULLY AND ETHICALLY ENGAGE IN THE PRACTICE OF LAW, AS THEY SEEK JUSTICE ON BEHALF OF THEIR CLIENTS.

THE MISSION THE IS TO PREPARE YOUNG PEOPLE TO MAKE ETHICAL AND MORAL CHOICES OVER THEIR LIFETIMES BY INSTILLING IN THEM THE VALUES THE SCOUT OATH AND SCOUT LAW.

THE MISSION OF THE , . WHICH OPERATES IN HARLINGEN, TEXAS AND SERVICES THE COUNTIES OF CAMERON, HIDALGO, WILLACY, ZAPATA AND STARR IS TO PROMOTE, WITHIN THE TERRITORY COVERED BY THE CHARTER FROM TIME TO TIME GRANTED BY THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BYLAWS, RULES AND REGULATION OF THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, THE SCOUTING PROGRAM OF PROMOTING THE ABILITY OF BOYS AND YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN TO DO THINGS FOR THEMSELVES AND OTHERS, TRAINING THEM IN SCOUTCRAFT, AND TEACHING THEM PATRIOTISM, COURAGE, SELF-RELIANCE, AND KINDRED VIRTUES, USING THE METHODS WHICH ARE NOW IN COMMON USE BY THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA.

TO SUPPORT THE STUDENT MEMBERS OF THE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SCHOOL OF . THE PARTICIPATION OF THE MEMBERS THROUGH ATTENDANCE AT THE BANQUET AND CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE STUDENTS DURING THE YEAR GIVES THE STUDENTS IMPORTANT CONTACTS WITH PROMINENT MEMBERS OF THEIR FUTURE PROFESSION. THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT PROVIDED TO THE STUDENTS BY THE ORGANIZATION IS INSTRUMENTAL IN PROVIDING THE FUNDS NECESSARY FOR MANY OF THE STUDENTS TO COMPLETE THEIR EDUCATION.

To provide an exceptional legal education to a diverse body students.

CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION AND SUPPORT.

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

The receives and administers funds for the benefit the UH Center. The maintains endowments for various scholarship funds and student activities, endowed faculty positions, academic program support, and general unrestricted gifts.

THE ASSOCIATION IS AN ORG OF LAWYERS AND STUDENT AFFILIATES PRIMARILY IN THE , TEXAS AREA. THROUGH REGULAR MEETINGS, SPONSORED CLE OPPORTUNITIES, AND AMICUS BRIEFS, HIPLA PROMOTES THE DEVELOPMENT AND UNDERSTANDING OF .

WE ARE TEXAS LAWYERS FOR TEXAS COMMUNITIES, BOLDLY SERVING THE MOVEMENT FOR EQUALITY AND JUSTICE IN AND OUT OF THE COURTS.

Promoting and supporting through regularly scheduled competition and games; teaching good sportsmanship on and off the field and providing scholarships for players; and provide education of adults and children in the fundamentals of the laws of the game.

solves and prevents serious crimes in the Greater area.

Foster communication amoung lawyer

Engage in all activities necessary, useful, or expedient to encourage, promote, and further augent safe and effective law enforcement, firefighting, and emergency medical services in Texas by supporting first responders, their children, their families, and our community.

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