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1		PLANO, TX
2		AMARILLO, TX
3		ELGIN, TX
4		Orange, TX
5		GRAPEVINE, TX
6		The Woodlands, TX
7		BELLVILLE, TX
8		Pearland, TX
9		Dallas, TX
10		Laredo, TX
11		HOUSTON, TX
12		BEEVILLE, TX
13		SHEPHERD, TX
14		SAN ANTONIO, TX
15		Cypress, TX
16		LAKEWAY, TX
17		IRVING, TX
18		HOUSTON, TX
19		Dallas, TX
20		Santa Fe, TX
21		Woodville, TX
22		SAN ANTONIO, TX
23		IRVING, TX
24		HOUSTON, TX
25		DALLAS, TX
26		HOUSTON, TX
27		Leander, TX
28		NEW BOSTON, TX
29		Texarkana, TX
30		JACKSBORO, TX
31		San Antonio, TX
32		DALLAS, TX
33		THE WOODLANDS, TX
34		AUSTIN, TX
35		AUSTIN, TX
36		HURST, TX
37		AUSTIN, TX
38		AUSTIN, TX
39		SAN ANTONIO, TX
40		MERCEDES, TX
41		AUSTIN, TX
42		HOUSTON, TX
43		HOUSTON, TX
44		HOUSTON, TX
45		EL CAMPO, TX
46		Corpus Christi, TX
47		VICTORIA, TX
48		SAN ANTONIO, TX
49		Houston, TX
50		Baytown, TX

T0 PROVIDE RESOURCES FOR TOWING INDUSTRY MEMBERS TO STAY UP-TO-DATE ON TOWING LAWS and REGULATIONS, INDUSTRY NEWS and TOWING INDUSTRY PRACTICES. TO PROVIDE CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES FOR MEMBERS and NON-MEMBERS and ADMINISTRATERS DRIVER CERTIFICATION TEST FOR BOTH MEMBERS and NON-MEMB

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES CERTIFIED PEACE OFFICERS AND FIREFIGHTERS WHO ARE KILLED OR SERIOUSLY INJURED IN LINE DUTY AND TO PROVIDE LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AND FIREFIGHTING AGENCIES WITH LIFE- PROTECTING EQUIPMENT THAT CANNOT OTHERWISE BE OBTAINED.

FOUNDED FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES INCLUDING DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE EXEMPT UNDER 501(C)3, FAMILIES OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY, AND LOW COST TRAINING FOR SMALL LAW ENFORCEMENT DEPARTMENTS WITH LIMITED BUDGETS.

The EDC is a Not for Profit 4B Sales Tax Sales tax revenue by State law can only be used for econ devel purposes

ADMIT, MAKE PASS FREEMASONS ACCORDING TO THE CONSTITUTION/LAWS, EDITS THE GR LODGEADVANCE THE MORAL SOCIAL INTERESTS ITS MEMBERS FOSTER GOOD CITIZENSHIP, HONEST INDUSTRY/UPRIGHT LIVINGASSIST WIDOWS

The mission of is to remember the forgotten, neglected and abused children and young adults that live on the streets, shelters, placements, and similar systems as well as low income housing This is done by reaching out with the love of God, being a spiritual family to them while providing love of God, being a spiritual family to them while providing healthy, loving relationships and addressing individual spiritual, emotional and material needs. We further accomplish this mission through building community, planning and executing community outreaches, and working with families in high-crime, low-income areas.

THE CORPORATION SHALL ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE, RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL FUNCTIONS PRIMARILY BY AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING STUDENTS IN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CRITERIA SET FORTH IN THE BY-LAWS OF THE CORPORATION. THE ORGANIZATION MAY MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATION UNDER THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, IRC SECTION 501(C)(3)(1992), AND SHALL PROMOTE THE HOUSTON LIVESTOCK SHOW AND RODEO.

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

works to give at-risk youth and adults in Kenya hope for a brighter future through education, discipleship, and development.

The Corporation is organized for exclusively religious, charitable, educational and scientific purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law, including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under said Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Specifically, the Corporation will provide charitable giving to other non-profit organizations commonly recognized as Associations Religiouso under Mexican tax laws.

THE MISSION OF THE COLLABORATIVE IS TO CREATE A COORDINATED NETWORK OF EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT TO ASSIST LOW-INCOME IMMIGRANTS ACCESS THE INFORMATION AND REPRESENTATION THAT ALLOWS THEM TO MAKE CHOICES IN THEIR OWN BEST INTEREST.

PUBLIC CHARITY AS A ORGANIZATION

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.

THE WILL ENGAGE IN ALL OTHER ACTIVITIES WHICH ARE PERMISSIBLE BY LAW, ALL WITH INTENT TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE ATHLETIC PROGRAMS AND ASSOCIATE ACTIVITIES OF UTSA.

The mission is to empower incarcerated people in county jails by lifting their voices through stories, testimonies, and community building. We hold jails as well as the entire criminal punishment system accountable - informing the public and lawmakers about civil rights violations, structural racism, and the punitive attitudes underlying the mistreatment and medical neglect inside county jails.

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.

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

Our mission here at is to assist with the funding to place highly trained canines with agencies who face budgetary constraints as well as assist with the funding canine team training.

True Freedom Ministries, .True Freedom Prison Ministry is collaborating with the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections, other nonprofit organizations, and public groups to rehabilitate those incarcerated and to prepare them for successful reintegration. These efforts are creating a culture change within the prison system, changing hearts and minds of those we touch and creating a climate that contributes to the development of pro-social values and behaviors which are tangible and sustainable through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The cornerstone of the rehabilitation process is individuals accepting personal responsibility for their actions, and their commitment to life-affirming change found only in a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. With a of faith, prisoners can take advantage of educational opportunities and prepare themselves for reentry. This multi-faceted approach prepares former prisoners for their return to society in so many ways. They are bette

To support the students, coaches, and administrative staff of High School Vollyeball Program by recruiting volunteers, conducting programs and raising funds while adhering to SFISD Policies, UIL Regulations, Federal Tax Laws and Texas State Tax Laws

To provide Christian to offenders, ex-offenders, victims, corrections, law enforcement and judiciary professionals and their families without regard or prejudice to their race, ethnic origin or religious background.

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

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).

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.

Athletic is organized for all lawful purposes as well as to provide support to the athletes, students, faculty, teachers, coaches, and administrative staff of the Stiles Middle School athletic programs by conducting events, recruiting volunteers, and raising funds.

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.

Assistance to law enforcement and fire departments.

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

Ministering to the formerly incarcerated was conceived

PROVIDE FUNDS FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF AT SENIOR COLLEGES AND GRADUATE SCHOOLS TO RETAIN AND ADD SUPERIOR FACULTY

IS AN AUXILIARY ORGANIZATION OF OF , A FOUNDED IN 1975. IN 2004, CREATED WHOSE MISSION IS TO MANAGE AND GROW FUNDS ENTRUSTED TO IT IN A LAWFUL MANNER AND TO MAKE AVAILABLE CHARITABLE FUNDING FOR QUALIFIED BENEFICIARIES SELECTED BY OF . IS A 501(C)(3) NOT FOR PROFIT CORPORATION SUPPORTED SOLELY BY VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS FROM ROTARIANS AND FRIENDS OF WHO SHARE ITS VISION OF A BETTER WORLD.

TO ADMIT, MAKE PASS FREEMASONS ACCORDING TO THE CONSTITUTION LAWS EDICTS OF THE GRAND . TO ADVANCE THE MORAL SOCIAL INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERSHIP; TO FOSTER GOOD CITIZENSHIP, HONEST INDUSTRY, UPRIGHT LIVING; TO CULTIVATE THE EXERCISE OF CHARITY ITS BEST BROADEST SENSE, TO ASSIST THE WIDOWS ORPHANS OF ITS DECEASED MEMBERS.

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.

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

ORGANIZED TO PROVIDE SERVICES AND BENEFITS TO LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL. PROVIDES LOCAL REPRESENTATION, TRAINING AND SERVICES TO MEMBERS. ADMINISTERS FEDERAL AND STATE GRANT PROGRAMS DUI/DWI SOFTWARE INTERGRATION PROGRAMS.

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.

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

TO SERVE PROSECUTORS WITH TRAINING LEGAL ASSISTANCE

REFER GENERAL PUBLIC TO LAWYERS.

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 .

THE (HYLA) IS A BAR OF ATTORNEYS. OUR MEMBERSHIP CONSISTS OF AGE 36 AND UNDER, OR 5 YEARS OF PRACTICE OR LESS, AS WELL AS LAW STUDENTS. OUR MISSION IS TO HELP OUR MEMBERS LEARN, LEAD, NETWORK, AND SERVE.

ASSIST FAMILIES FALLEN LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND PROVIDE OTHER NEEDED ASSISTANCE TO LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL LOCATED IN .

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.

TO BENEFIT LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, FIRE FIGHTERS AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL PERSONNEL, AND THEIR SPOUSES AND DEPENDENTS, WHO HAVE BECOME DISABLED OR HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE LINE OF DUTY WHILE STATIONED IN COUNTY, TEXAS. THE BOARD MAY ALSO CHOOSE TO PURCHASE EQUIPMENT FOR USE BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, FIRE FIGHTERS AND EMERGENCY PERSONNEL.

TO EDUCATE QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS PUBLIC BENEFITS THAT THEY MAY BE ENTITLED TO. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY WORKING WITH LOCAL CITY, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR THE PURPOSE OUTREACH AND VERIFICATION WORK. OUR PRIMARY FOCUS IS ON AT-RISK YOUTH AND LOW INCOME FAMILIES. MOST THE WORK IS DONE WITH VOLUNTEERS. WE ALSO ASSIST OTHER NON-PROFITS WITH IN-KIND USAGE OUR FACILITIES AND WITH TECHNICAL SUPPORT. WE ARE ALSO WORKING TO OFFER AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS.

solves and prevents serious crimes in the Greater area.

OBTAIN INFO TO SOLVE CRIMES ARREST CONVI

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