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1		MCALLEN, TX
2		Denton, TX
3		AUSTIN, TX
4		Rotan, TX
5		LONGVIEW, TX
6		SINTON, TX
7		Tomball, TX
8		WYLIE, TX
9		Post, TX
10		San Antonio, TX
11		College Station, TX
12		DALLAS, TX
13		BOOKER, TX
14		AUSTIN, TX
15		GRAPEVINE, TX
16		THE WOODLANDS, TX
17		SAN ANTONIO, TX
18		HOUSTON, TX
19		KERRVILLE, TX
20		AUSTIN, TX
21		The Woodlands, TX
22		FORT WORTH, TX
23		HOUSTON, TX
24		FORT WORTH, TX
25		LUBBOCK, TX
26		AUSTIN, TX
27		MONTGOMERY, TX
28		Waelder, TX
29		AUSTIN, TX
30		DALLAS, TX
31		LILLIAN, TX
32		Cleburne, TX
33		SAN MARCOS, TX
34		DRIPPING SPRINGS, TX
35		WICHITA FALLS, TX
36		ORANGE, TX
37		SINTON, TX
38		Houston, TX
39		KERRVILLE, TX
40		BROWNSVILLE, TX
41		AUSTIN, TX
42		MCALLEN, TX
43		KARNES CITY, TX
44		AUSTIN, TX
45		AUSTIN, TX
46		Dallas, TX
47		LLANO, TX
48		KERRVILLE, TX
49		San Antonio, TX
50		LOS FRESNOS, TX

THE ORGANIZATION ORGANIZES FUNCTIONS SUCH AS GOLF AND FISHING TOURNAMENTS IN ORDER TO FURTHER ITS CHARITABLE ENDEAVORS, WHICH INCLUDE FUNDING SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS PURSUING A DEGREE IN A UNIVERSITY OR COLLEGE AND TO FURTHER THE CAUSES OF OTHER NON-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS.

To save more area animals by fundraising to the Linda McNatt Care and Adoption Center, providing welfare programs in our community as well as by educating the public about proper pet guardianship.

AAC WORKS TO KEEP PETS IN HOMES, HELP SHELTER PETS FIND NEW FAMILIES, AND PROVIDE ENRICHMENT AND CARE FOR THE PETS (AND HUMANS!) AFFILIATED WITH AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY.

Provide scientific information and education

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.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES FOR RESEARCH EDUCATION. FUNDS MAY ALSO BE PROVIDED TO UNIVERSITIES, NON- GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, OR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS CONDUCTING RESEARCH EDUCATION PROGRAMS. ALL GRANTS APPROVED WILL BE TO SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES, OR OTHER CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONS FOR RESEARCH EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR THE BENEFIT OF CHILDREN, STUDENTS, THE PUBLIC. THE FOUNDATION MAY PROVIDE FELLOWSHIPS TO UNIVERSITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS CONDUCTING RESEARCH.

PROVIDE ADVANCED VETERINARY SERVICES TO DISADVANTAGED ANIMALS IN THE US AND ABROAD THROUGH THE PROVISION OF ANIMALS IN THE US AND ABROAD THROUGH THE PROVISION OFSERVICES AND EDUCATION.

FISHING TOURNAMENT TO BENEFIT CAMP JOHN MARC

RESCUE, CARE AND ADOPTIONS OF ANIMALS

The organization is 100% volunteer organization formed in 2010 to honor the memory of , who was killed in boating accident. The has been providing funds for equipment for local water safety and water rescue organizations since its inception, as well as promoting boater and hunting safety through donations to various other hunting and fishing organizations.

provides sanctuary and care for animals in crisis or need, as well as an adoption program to find these animals a loving .

THE MISSION OF THE IS: (1) TO PROVIDE EDUCATION, FAMILY ENJOYMENT, HISTORY, PRESERVATION AND RECREATIONALOPEN SPACE WITHIN A RURAL SETTING; (2) TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC REGARDING THE IMPORTANCE OF, AND INSPIRE PATION FOR, THE ENVIRONMENT, DOMESTIC ANIMALS, WILDLIFE, ENDANGERED SPECIES, WETLANDS AND WOODLANDS AND THEIR PROPER CARE, PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION; AND (3) TO TAKE PART IN THE PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT, DOMESTIC ANIMALS, WILDLFE, ENDANGERED SPECIES, WETLANDS AND WOODLANDS FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS.

THE PURPOSE OR PURPOSES FOR WHICH THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED SHALL BE FOR LITERARY, RELIGIOUS, SCIENTIFIC, AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN OR ANIMALS, AND THE POWERS HEREIN GRANTED SHALL BE LIMITED IN THEIR APPLICATION AS AUTHORIZED BY SECTION 501(C)(3) UNDER THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.SPECIFICALLY TO PROVIDE POST SECONDARY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR ANY BOOKER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE BASED ON PERFORMANCE.

TO RESTORE, ENHANCE AND CONSERVE RARE,THREATENED AND ENDANGERED PLANTS, WILDLIFE AND NATURAL COMMUNITIES ON PRIVATE LANDS IN TEXAS.

TopreventcrueltytoanimalsandsupporttheCozumelHumaneSocietyinthepreventionofcrueltytoanimals,intherescue,treatment,sterilizationandadoptionofabandonedanimals.

DECREASE THE EUTHANASIA RATE OF DOGS AND CATS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY TEXAS

TO PROTECT WILDLIFE PLANTS AND SPECIES WORLDWIDE AND IMPROVE THE ENVIRONMENT.

TO , FOSTER, AND FIND PERMANENT PLACEMENT FOR ABANDONED AND UNWANTED ANIMALS, AND TO PROMOTE SPAYING AND NEUTERING OF ANIMALS.

TO EFFECT PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL RECOVERY AND INDEPENDENCE IN AMERICAN VETERANS WITH DISABILITIES BY PROVIDING SERVICE DOGS, AT NO COST TO THE VETERAN.

OFFERS EQUINE THERAPY AND USE OF PROPERTY AT NO COST FOR PEOPLE AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE IN COMMUNITY. THIS INCLUDES DINING HALL, DORMS AND CABINS, RIDING ARENA, PETTING ZOO, BASEBALL FIELD, SOCCER FIELD, SAND VOLLEYBALL, BASKETBALL AND OTHER OUTDOOR FACILITIES.

ADOPTION AND CARE

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO (A) PROVIDE EDUCATION ADVICE FOR CAPTIVE FEEDING PROGRAMS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ASSOCIATION OF ZOOS AQUARIUMS ADVISORY GROUP; (B) PARTICIPATE IN, CONTRIBUTE TO, GLOBAL REGIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS.

BCT) WAS CREATED TO PROVIDE VITAL FUNDING FOR GRASSROOTS-DRIVEN PROJECTS THAT ACHIEVE ONE OR MORE OF FIVE KEY OBJECTIVES: RESTORE DEGRADED HABITATS; CREATE NEW HABITATS; ADVANCE SCIENCE OF COASTAL HABITAT RESTORATION AND MARINE FISHERIES ; FOSTER HABITAT STEWARDSHIP, AND EDUCATE COASTAL COMMUNITIES ON VALUE OFCONSERVATION.

TO PROMOTE HUMAN HEALTHCARE AND ANIMAL WELFARE.

TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN A MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY AND TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION OF FISH AND WILDLIFE.

TTF DISTRIBUTES ITS FUNDS TO EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS THAT CONDUCT RESEARCH, STUDIES, AND ANALYSIS RELATING TO PUBLIC HEALTH/SAFETY, ANIMAL WELFARE, AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. THE FUND SEEKS TO FOCUS ON SAFE ALTERNATIVES TO ENVIRONMENTAL THREATS, PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS AND ANIMAL WELFARE ISSUES. THE FUND WILL CONCENTRATE ITS EDUCATIONAL AND OUTREACH ACTIVITIES IN COMMUNITIES AND NEIGHBORHOODS MOST DIRECTLY AFFECTED BY CONTAMINATION, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME, MULTICULTURAL, AND RURAL COMMUNITIES

PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN OR ANIMALS

RGS) provides to farm animals and promotes a vegan lifestyle. RGS seeks to educate the public on plant based food options, factory farming practices, and the devastating impact of animal agriculture on the environment.

is a wildlife and environmental education and conservation organization.

THE SOLE MISSION OF THE IS TO SERVE THE MISSION AND VISION OF THE DALLAS SAFARI CLUB AND TO PROMOTE, ESTABLISH AND CONDUCT SCIENCE BASED RESEARCH SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE USE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND THE ROLE OF WELL REGULATED HUNTING. TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN A LIBRARY OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY RESEARCH RELATING TO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC. TO DEVELOP EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE THE CONCEPT AND BENEFITS OF SUSTAINABLE USE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND WELL REGULATED HUNTING GLOBALLY AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS OR OTHERWISE PARTNER WITH OTHER CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND GOVERNMENTAL ORGANZIATIONS PURSUING THE SAME OR SIMILAR GOAS AS THE DALLAS SAFARI CLUB.

PROMOTE THE CATTLE BREED THROUGH EDUCATION AND EXIBITION. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE ANIMALS FOR SALE BY AUCTION, REGIONAL SHOW CIRCUIT FOR OPEN AND JUNIOR MEMBERS, HOSTING EVENTS WITH SPEAKERS IN RELATED AGRICULTURAL FIELDS, AND AWARDING COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS.

YOUTH SHOW and FAIR - ANNUAL EVENT TEACHES RESPONSIBILITY AND PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP TO AREA YOUTH WHO PARTICIPATE IN THE SHOW. THE PARTICIPANTS ARE REWARDED BY SELLING THEIR ANIMALS/PROJECTS TO LOCAL BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS AT AN AUCTION.

THE OF THE IS COMMITTED TO THE CONSERVATION, DEVELOPMENT, AND WISE UTILIZATION OF RECREATIONAL AND COMMERCIAL , PROMOTION OF ALL BRANCHES OF SCIENCE AND PRACTICE, AND EXCHANGE AND DISSEMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT FISH, , AND RELATED SUBJECTS.

CONSERVE AND MAINTAIN LAND THAT SERVE AS AN HABITAT TO ANIMALS. EACH RANCH ALLOWING ANIMALS TO ROAM AND LIVE FREELY.

provide high-quality, - spays neuters, veterinary services community-focused programs in a kind, nonjudgmental environment to ensure every pet has access to can remain in aloving home

THE OPERATES FOR THE PURPOSE OF LAND CONSERVATION AND FOR THE PROMOTION AND ADVANCEMENT OF CONSERVATION, PROTECTION, AND PRESERVATION PURPOSES OF AREAS OF LAND INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PRISTINE OR NEAR PRISTINE AREAS OF LAND, MARSH LAND, WETLANDS, AND AREAS OF THE COASTAL ZONE LOCATED IN LOUISIANA AND TEXAS. AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2022 THE OWNED AND MANAGED OVER 21,600 ACRES OF LAND FOR THE PRESERVATION OF ALL TYPES OF WILD NATURE ASSOCIATED WITH THE LAND. THE ALSO WORKS TO ESTABLISH AND/OR SUPPORT NATURAL RESERVES AND OTHER PROTECTED, ECOLOGICALLY UNIQUE, AND SENSITIVE AREAS.

THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS RESEARCH EDUCATION IN THE FIELDS OF ECOLOGY MANAGEMENT. RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS WERE PROVIDED TO 6 STUDENTS. EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR SCHOOLS THE PUBLIC WERE CONDUCTED FOR 4,795 PEOPLE.

To connect communities with animals, inspiring action to save wildlife.

TO PROTECT GAME RANCHERS AND HUNTERS, AS WELL AS DEVELOP AND EXPAND NON-NATIVE BREEDING THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES, PROVIDING NON-NATIVE BREEDING THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES, PROVIDING STRINGENT MEMBER CODE OF EHTICS AS MANAGEMENT TOOLS TO FOSTERCONSERVATION

THE WAS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY AS A CHARITABLE NON-PROFIT CORPORATION TO SERVE THE INTEREST OF CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFE AND EDUCATION ABOUT THE ECOLOGY OF OUR PLANET AND TO OPERATE AND MANAGE THE GLADYS PORTER ZOO.

SUPPORT OF EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENT, FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND SPEECH, ART, CULTURE, INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS, HUNGER, HOMELESS, ANIMALS AND OTHER

TO PROMOTE EDUCATION BY AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS. THE ORGANIZATION HOLDS AN ANNUAL TO RAISE FUNDS THAT IS OPEN TO ALL AGES.

THE PROVIDES SUPPORT TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND CHARITY DRIVES SUCH AS TOYS FOR TOTS, BOY SCOUTS, VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT, TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE, COUNTY YOUTH SHOW, AND OTHERS.

TO PROMOTE PHILANTHROPY AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE AREA THROUGH GRANTS IN THE AREAS OF ARTS/CULTURE; EDUCATION and TRAINING; SERVICE and DEVELOPMENT; ENVIRONMENT; HEALTH; HUMAN SERVICES; RECREATION and LEISURE; AND ANIMAL WELFARE.

THE IS COMMITTED TO SUPPORTING THE PROFESSION AND OUR COMMUNITIES IN BY PROVIDING RESOURCES, EDUCATION, AND PROGRAMS FOR THE RESPONSIBLE STEWARDSHIP OF ANIMALS.

To support Department (TPWD) to ensure that all Texans, today in the future, can enjoy the wild things wild places .

TO RAISE FUNDS AND PROVIDE DONATIONS TO SEVERAL LOCAL CHARITIES

TO EDUCATE THE GENERAL PUBLIC REGARDING THE STOCKING, BREEDING AND CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFE AND ALTERNATIVE LIVESTOCK IN THE UNITED STATES, BY PUBLISHING AND DISSEMINATING SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION, CONDUCTING RESEARCH, AND ESTABLISHING A RESOURCE CENTER.

To raise awareness in the community regarding the importance of wildlife

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.

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