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1		Houston, TX
2		HOUSTON, TX
3		KEMAH, TX
4		Midlothian, TX
5		BROWNSVILLE, TX
6		MCALLEN, TX
7		AUSTIN, TX
8		FORT WORTH, TX
9		Rotan, TX
10		Leakey, TX
11		CEDAR PARK, TX
12		DALLAS, TX
13		BOOKER, TX
14		SAN ANTONIO, TX
15		TYLER, TX
16		Plano, TX
17		SAN ANTONIO, TX
18		Austin, TX
19		KERRVILLE, TX
20		AUSTIN, TX
21		ALVIN, TX
22		FRISCO, TX
23		Hillister, TX
24		GANADO, TX
25		AUBREY, TX
26		AUSTIN, TX
27		MONTGOMERY, TX
28		AUSTIN, TX
29		Lockhart, TX
30		DALLAS, TX
31		plano, TX
32		Austin, TX
33		DRIPPING SPRINGS, TX
34		EL PASO, TX
35		HOUSTON, TX
36		SINTON, TX
37		Houston, TX
38		AUSTIN, TX
39		MCALLEN, TX
40		KARNES CITY, TX
41		HOUSTON, TX
42		Dallas, TX
43		NEW BRAUNFELS, TX
44		AUSTIN, TX
45		SAN ANTONIO, TX
46		KERRVILLE, TX
47		San Antonio, TX
48		LOS FRESNOS, TX
49		SAN ANTONIO, TX
50		AUSTIN, TX

partners with Imvelo Safari Lodges to help those in need in rural Zimbabwe through innovative programs such as an annual mobile dental and optometry clinic, village boreholes, construction of classroom blocks, and water pumps for wildlife. In 2020, a large focus was the Imvelo-Ngamo Clinic, which helps villagers in nearby rural areas receive free healthcare, but programs for cataract surgeries, COBRA anti-poaching efforts, school feeding programs, and conservation efforts were also ongoing. also worked with African Horizons to help support conservation and anti-poaching efforts in Mozambique.

IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO EDUCATING AND PROMOTING PUBLIC AWARENESS AND INTEREST IN ANIMAL WELFARE, PROMOTING COMMITMENT AND RESPECT FOR ALL ANIMALS AND PROTECTING THEM FROM SUFFERING AND ABUSE.

TO FOSTER, PROMOTE AND INCREASE INTEREST IN THE SPORT OF , OCEANOGRAPHY, MARINE BIOLOGY AND OTHER SIMILAR FIELDS

To provide the community with animal and equine assisted activities and therapies, including Therapeutic Horseback Riding, Therapeutic Horsemanship, Equine and Animal Assisted Counseling Services, Play Therapy, Early Childhood Development, Special Needs Programs, Educational Programs, and Veteran and First Responder Therapy Programs. partners therapists with animals to heal the mind, body, and spirit.

CONTRIBUTION TO THE GLADYS PORTER ZOO TO CONTINUE MISSION TO SUPPORT ANIMALS

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.

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.

THE TCU RHINO INITIATIVE, LAUNCHED IN APRIL 2014, TEAMED UP WITH DR. WILL FOWLDS, RENOWNED SOUTH AFRICAN WILDLIFE VET AND RHINO CONSERVATIONIST, TO HELP SAVE THE RHINO AND ENSURE ITS LONG-TERM SURVIVAL. IN SOUTH AFRICA, RHINO ARE BEING BRUTALLY POACHED AT A RATE OF MORE THAN THREE PER DAY. THE INITIATIVE HELPS ON SEVERAL FRONTS, FROM ORGANIZING REDUCTION DEMAND CAMPAIGNS AND RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS, TO SUPPORTING PROTECTION AND RESCUE INITIATIVES ON THE GROUND, WHERE POACHED RHINOS CAN BE REHABILITATED AND EVENTUALLY FUNCTION AGAIN IN WILD HABITATS. THE HAS COMMISSIONED AN ART PIECE, TO BE DISPLAYED ON THE TCU CAMPUS, SHOWCASING THE TCU RHINO INITIATIVE TEAM WORKING ON THE GROUND IN SOUTH AFRICA WITH THE RHINO TO AID IN PUBLIC AWARENESS.

Provide scientific information and education

Protect the freedom to hunt and promote wildlife conservation.

TO PROVIDE CHRIST-CENTERED FISHING EVENTS.

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 PROTECT WILDLIFE PLANTS AND SPECIES WORLDWIDE AND IMPROVE THE ENVIRONMENT.

TO PROVIDE A SAFE AND SECURE ENVIRONMENT IN NEED OF RESCUE OR REHABILITATION WHILE CONSERVING ENDANGERED AND THREATENED SPECIES. OUR SLOGAN IS "SAVING ONE BY ONE."

Reducing the number of homeless animals through programs that spayneuter and place animals in need in loving homes

ALSO KNOWN AS DAISYCARES, PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO QUALIFYING PET OWNERS THAT ARE UNABLE, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, TO PAY FOR VETERINARY CARE PERTAINING TO A LIFE THREATENING PET ILLNESS, INJURY OR CONDITION.

Wildlife Conservation Sustainable Use

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.

Supporting dogs and cats welfare Taking in lost and abandoned animals Giving the animals care and adopting them out to loving homes

PROMOTING ANIMAL WELFARE IN AFGHANISTAN THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF HUMANE RABIES PREVENTION AND THE SUPPORT OF WORKING ANIMALS THROUGH EDUCATION AND DIRECT MEDICAL TREATMENT.

Provide safe environment for animals to recover and prepare for adoptive homes

WAS CREATED TO RAISE MONEY THROUGH FISHING TOURNAMENTS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING STUDENTS AND TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE COMMUNITY.

Crusades program is focused primarily on the children of Zambia and includes Biblical and moral teaching to promote making correct life choices using puppets and costumed characters acting out story lines. Balloons and candy are distributed each day and the last day of each crusade includes a meal, which for many is the best meal of the year. Each session lasts about 2 hours and each Crusade event last from 1 to 3 days. Attendance ranges from 300-450 in rural areas to between 1800-3500 in urban locations. The preaching crusades program provides ministers invited to local churches and our programs are evangelical in nature. The focus is on how God can provide strength, direction and help in our daily lives. Several events are held around Lusaka with hundreds in attendance. The Chiawa crusade is at the invitation of the Chieftainess who is our equivalent of a governor. In addition to the costs of the crusade, we provide meals for attendees whenever possible. Due to the worldwide

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

is a wildlife and environmental education and conservation organization.

Jersey awareness for soldiers killed in action, therapeutic hunting and fishing trips for wounded soldiers Tutoring surviving children, ramp building and providing medical equipment

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.

The primary purpose of is to raise funds for selected veteran and military programs in the North Texas area. In 2021 we supported a group of soldiers to attend a 4 day fishing trip sponsored by Patriot Anglers, an organization that has tremendous success with wounded military veterans through the art of fly fishing. Funds raised also went to our annual Christmas program in support of the active duty wounded warriors at the Soldier Recovery Unit at Ft. Hood, Texas.

Fund charitable organizations in the areas of animal welfare, arts and culture, children and youth services, community service, counseling, disabilities services, education, family, healthcare...

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

PRESERVE HUNTING HERITAGE THROUGH WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND PUBLIC EDUCATION.

PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS

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.

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.

PROTECTION OF THE MARINE, ANIMAL AND PLANT LIFE AND RESOURCES OF THE AREAS OF THE UNITED STATES, BOTH ONSHORE AND OFFSHORE, FOR THE BENEFIT AND ENJOYMENT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC. SUCH OBJECTIVES WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY: (A) SPONSORING AND ENCOURAGING RESEARCH RELATING TO MARINE LIFE AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS INFLUENCING ITS SURVIVAL; (B)EDUCATING THE GENERAL PUBLIC ON THE PRESERVATION AND OF MARINE LIFE AND RESOURCES; (C) MOBILIZING THE GENERAL PUBLIC TOWARD THE ADOPTION OF SOUND PRACTICES CONDUCIVE TO THE PRESERVATION OF MARINE LIFE AND RESOURCES; (D) FORMULATING AND ENCOURAGING THE ADOPTION OF PROGRAMS (NON-LEGISLATIVE) BY FEDERAL AND STATE AGENCIES, AND ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, AND SPORT AND COMMERCIAL FISHING ORGANIZATIONS, AND ASSISTING SUCH AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SUCH PROGRAMS.

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

TEXAS ASSOCIATION , INC(TWAF) INCREASES NATURAL RESOURCE LITERACY AND PROMOTES CONSERVATION AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS THAT CONNECT TEXANS TO LAND.

TO ASSIST THE AUSTIN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION IN CARRYING OUT ITS CHARITABLE PURPOSES, SPECIFICALLY AND PRIMARILY FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION OF A WILDLIFE AND NATURE .

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE FOR CARE, TREATMENT, AND ADOPTION OF LOST AND ABANDONED ANIMALS.

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.

To prevent the overpopulation of cats and dogs by funding spay and neuter services for domestic animals owned by the residents of San Antonio and Bexar County. To develop, promote, and sponsor programs of education to encourage better understanding, greater appreciation, and better care of all animals. To engage in other activities which encourage and promote kindness, consideration, and prevention of cruelty to all animals.

TO PROVIDE FOOD CLOTHING PROMOTE DIGNITY TO OUR HOMELESS BROTHERS SISTERS IN NEED.

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