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151		ANDREWS, TX
152		DALLAS, TX
153		Grapevine, TX
154		WEATHERFORD, TX
155		CARROLLTON, TX
156		Duncanville, TX
157		Colleyville, TX
158		DALLAS, TX
159		FT Worth, TX
160		CANYON, TX
161		HENDERSON, TX
162		WAXAHACHIE, TX
163		LAMESA, TX
164		HEREFORD, TX
165		AMARILLO, TX
166		CORSICANA, TX
167		CARROLLTON, TX
168		Katy, TX
169		CONROE, TX
170		HOUSTON, TX
171		HOUSTON, TX
172		HOUSTON, TX
173		HIGHLANDS, TX
174		Houston, TX
175		Lake Jackson, TX
176		Houston, TX
177		Houston, TX
178		BEAUMONT, TX
179		Angleton, TX
180		BELLAIRE, TX
181		HOUSTON, TX
182		HOUSTON, TX
183		Houston, TX
184		Houston, TX
185		HUMBLE, TX
186		Katy, TX
187		BELLAIRE, TX
188		Houston, TX
189		BEAUMONT, TX
190		ALIEF, TX
191		HOUSTON, TX
192		Santa Fe, TX
193		HOUSTON, TX
194		Victoria, TX
195		Desoto, TX
196		LUBBOCK, TX
197		Dallas, TX
198		MIDLAND, TX
199		Dallas, TX
200		PEARLAND, TX

THE HAS BEEN CREATED TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR BOTH THE STUDENTS AND STAFF PERSONNEL OF THE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT. THE WILL PROVIDE FUNDS FOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES WHICH EITHER HAVE NOT BEEN FUNDED OR HAVE BEEN UNDERFUNDED BY THE NORMAL OPERATING BUDGET. THESE FUNDS WILL BE USED TO FACILITATE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT, TO RECOGNIZE AND ENCOURAGE STAFF EXCELLENCE AND TO EXPAND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT FROM INDIVIDUALS, BUSINESSES, AND CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS.

TO PROVIDE OR PARTICIPATE IN READING PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS, TO SUPPORT SOCIAL PROGRAMS TO BENEFIT COMMUNITIES, AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL AND ENHANCED LIFE OPPORTUNITIES TO PEOPLE.

exists to develop and graduate authentic leaders, serving students in grades PreK through 12th grade. The accomplishes its mission through a rigorous academic program, extensive athletic activities, exceptional creative arts program, community service, and leadership training.

THE FOUNDATION HAS BEEN CREATED TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR BOTH THE STUDENTS AND STAFF PERSONNEL OF THE . THE FOUNDATION WILL PROVIDE FUNDS FOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES WHICH EITHER HAVE NOT BEEN FUNDED OR HAVE BEEN UNDER-FUNDED BY THE NORMAL OPERATING BUDGET. THESE FUNDS WILL BE USED TO FACILITATE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT, TO RECOGNIZE AND ENCOURAGE STAFF EXCELLENCE AND TO EXPAND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT FROM INDIVIDUALS, BUSINESSES AND CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS.

Community Development AND Indian Culture Promotion

The primary exempt purpose this organization is to provide community service, education and funds for the betterment other people in need.

OUR MISSION IS TO FOSTER THE MOTHER-DAUGHTER RELATIONSHIP IN A PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO COMMUNITY SERVICE, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND CULTURAL EXPERIENCES

IS A SOCIAL CHANGE ORGANIZATION (CONTINUED IN SCHEDULE O) THAT UNITES THE COMMUNITY TO CREATE OPPORTUNITY AND ACCESS FOR ALL NORTH TEXANS TO THRIVE, CHALLENGING THE SYSTEMIC BARRIERS ASSOCIATED WITH RACE, INCOME INEQUALITY, AND EDUCATION SHORTCOMINGS. TOGETHER WITH OUR COMMITTED CHANGE-SEEKERS, WE ARE MOBILIZING A MOVEMENT FOR LASTING CHANGE TO ENSURE ALL OUR NEIGHBORS HAVE ACCESS TO EDUCATION, INCOME AND HEALTH - THE BUILDING BLOCKS OPPORTUNITY.

An employee run charity delivering grants to local charities primarily serving children families healthcare and social services.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

FIVE AVENUES OF SERVICE: SERVICE, VOCATIONAL SERVICE, COMMUNITY SERVICE, INTERNATIONAL SERVICE, AND YOUTH SERVICE.

SERVICE

We provide care and concern for our local and their families, providing a friendly gathering place as well as activities throughout the year. We also provide community service and scholarships.

OUR MISSION IS TO BE A SIGNIFICANT INFLUENCE IN MEETING THE CHANGING NEEDS OF FAMILIES BY PROVIDING DIRECT SERVIES AND ENCOURAGMENT TO TURN POVERTY INTO OPPORTUNITY AND TO ATTAIN A HIGHER QUALITY OF LIFE BY ACHIEVING SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

THE MISSION OF , . IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT THAT EMPOWER AND ENRICH INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES DIRECTLY AND THROUGH MUTUAL COLLABORATIONS WITH PARTNERS LEADING TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

Community Service

Provide non-medical services to patients of the Memorial Hermann through means approved by the Governing Board and to serve as a liaison between the and the larger for mutual benefit. We give to scholarships and service.

TO LEAD THE EFFORT IN PREVENTING DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE THROUGH EMPOWERMENT AND SOCIAL CHANGE BY PROVIDING COMMUNITY OUTREACH EDUCATION, CRISIS INTERVENTION, ADVOCACY, COUNSELING, LEGAL SERVICES, EMERGENCY SHELTER AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING.

Charity and Community Services

TO RESPOND TO MOTIVATIONAL YOUTH AND RECREATIONAL NEEDS, PROVIDING A VEHICLE FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, AND PROVIDING ACTIVITIES THAT WILL EXPOSE COMMUNITY RESIDENTS TO THE PARK SYSTEM.

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY SERVICE, CONDUCT CHARITABLE AND CULTURAL PROGRAMS, AND OFFER SCHOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS

IS A ONE STOP SHOP FOR SOCIAL SERVICES, EDUCATION AND RESOURCE FOR COMMUNITIES IN EAST HARRIS AND CHAMBERS COUNTIES. TYCI COLLABORATES WITH SOCIAL SERVICE PROVIDERS, CHURCHES, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, CITY, COUNTY, COLLEGES AND STATE AGENCIES TO MAXIMIZE UTILIZATION OF RESOURCES FOR BETTER OUTCOMES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES SERVED. THIS COLLABORATION IS USED TO PROVIDE CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES AND ADVOCACY TO THE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED OF EMPLOYMENT, RENT ASSISTANCE, FOOD STAMPS, MEDICAL NEEDS, MENTAL HEALTH CARE, TRANSPORTATION, GED PREPARATION, VETERANS OR SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS, HOME REPAIRS AND ELDER CARE ASSISTANCE.

Service Project

FOUNDATION, INC. IS AN ORGANIZATION CREATED TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR GIVING BY THE .

Corporation (HACDC), a Housing Corporation (CHDO), owns and operates NHH at Congress, a 57 unit single room occupancy (SRO) property and NHH at Brays Crossing, a 149 unit single room occupancy (SRO) property housing low-income individuals and the chronically homeless and offering on-site supportive services.

Providing college scholarship funds for deserving and in-need high school students, maintenance the World War II Memorial and Clayton Lee Plaza, miscellaneous benefits for children cancer patients teh MD Anderson Cancer Center, and other community service activities as deemed appropriate.

EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS; CIVIC, HUMANITARIAN AND COMMUNITY SERVICE

THE CHARITABLE PURPOSE THE (CFBC) IS TO BUILD PERMANENT FUNDS FOR THE BENEFIT THE , TO RESPOND TO CHANGE NEEDS THROUGH EFFECTIVE GRANTMAKING AND TO ENCOURAGE PHILANTHROPY.

THE ENHANCES EDUCATIONAL AND ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR BOYS AND YOUNG GRADES 6-12 THROUGH MENTORSHIP AND COMMUNITY SERVICE.

SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO 15 RECIPIENTS BASED ON SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT FINANCIAL NEED WRITING SKILLS COMMUNITY SERVICE AND DEMONSTRATED LEADERSHIP.

VINTAGE VIRTUOSO - EVENT TO FACILITATE AND ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN SUPPORTING THE EDUCATION OF SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN.

Community Service Education

To aid the through financial support.

RELIEF THE POOR AND DISTRESSEDCOMMUNITY SERVICE

Azalea Chapter is a non-profit organization of mothers and daughters who join together in community involvement. The goals of the organization are to foster a sense of community responsibility in the daughter as well as to strengthen the mother - daughter relationship. The goals are accomplished through a six-year program of philanthropic involvement, educational events and cultural activities.

TO RAISE FUNDS TO PROMOTE THE BASIC IDEAS OF CHARITABLE, VOLUNTEERISM, CIVIC FUNCTIONS RELATING TO YOUTH, EDUCATION FAMILY ISSUES.

COORDINATE ACTIVITIES FOR COMMONS OF GRACE SENIOR FACILITY

THE AWARDS GRANTS TO BRING ABOUT CIVIC BETTERMENT AND SOCIAL IMPROVEMENTS BY PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO THE POOR, UNDERSERVED, AND UNDERPRIVILEGED. WE HAVE FIVE MAJOR PROGRAM AREAS - CHILDREN and YOUTH, EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE, SOCIAL SERVICES AND CHILDREN FALLEN HEROES.

THE ORGANIZATION IS AN APPROVED SPONSOR UNDER THE USDA CACFP-DCH, CACFP-CCC, AND CACFP-ADC PROGRAMS.

TO FOSTER MOTHER-DAUGHTER RELATIONSHIPS IN A PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO COMMUNITY SERVICE, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND CULTURAL EXPERIENCES. THE NCL EXPERIENCE INSPIRES AND EMPOWERS WOMEN TO SUCCEED AS CONFIDENT, WELL ROUNDED AND SOCIALLY AWARE CONTRIBUTORS IN THEIR COMMUNITY.

The vision of the is to enhance beyond expectation for students by facilitating skill development and achievement, recognizing excellence, and encouraging community involvement in our public school system.

DCM will be organized for the exclusive purposes of charitable, educational, and religious, within the meaning section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code of 1986, as amended in future Federal tax law ("Section 501(c)(3)") and intends to comply with $151.310(aX2) for Religious, Educational, and Public Service Organizations found in the Limited Sales, Excise, and Use Tax Act of Texas and will operate as a IRS 501(c)3 organization, which status it will seek. Should DCM ever require, its dissolution will be according to Texas Business Organizations Code 522.304 and will not distribute its assets to individuals, but rather to another qualified 501(c)3 organization. DCM is being organized exclusively for exempt purposes and none of its net eamings will inure to the benefit of any private individual. DCM will not engage substantially to influence legislation or political campaigns, DCM will operate according to public policy (i.e. no racial discrimination) and biblical standards.

Organization is organized for exclusively religious, charitable, educational, and scientific purposes within meaning of Section 501 (c)(3) of IRS Code of 1986 or corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law, including, for such purposes, making of distributions to organizations that quality as exempt organizations under said Section 501 (c)(3) of Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Specifically Organization will provide benevolent assitance and charitable giving to those in need.

Charitable support in South Asia non-profits to pursue education , healthcare, natural disaster relief, and community development in both rural and urban settings.

THE ORGANIZATION INTENDS TO FOSTER EDUCATIONAL AND INTELLECTUAL EXCELLENCE THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER MEANS TO CULTIVATE USEFUL CITIZENSHIP AND AMICABLE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN INDIVIDUCALS, STUDENT GROUPS, AND OTHERS TO PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE RELIGIOUS, MORAL, CIVIC, AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.

CONSTRUCTED A 56,000 SQ FT FACILITY FOR ADMINISTRATION, AN EMERGENCY SHELTER, CLIENT COUNSELING, YOUTH EDUCATION, JOB TRAINING, AND OTHER SOCIAL SERVICES.

LTU is a faith based nonprofit located in Midland, TX. We work to alleviate the effects of post genocidal poverty through educational sponsorships and charitable giving. On top of that, we promote dignity among those whom we serve and ultimately a path to self sufficiency and replication. We partner with reputable local churches and nonprofits, who provide boots on the ground, to support our operations and to be the hands and feet of Jesus in our target communities. We are currently partnering with churches in Rwanda and Pakistan and a nonprofit working in Iraq. We believe that God is lifting the nation of Rwanda to be a blessing and an example of success to other countries who have experienced genocide. Our heart is for orphans and widows, but we serve refugees and other vulnerable peoples too

Faith based acute care hospital providing exemplary patient care, education, research and community service to , Texas and the surrounding communities since 2004.

TO CATALYZE COMMERCE AND ECONOMIC FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LOW AND MODERATE INCOME RESIDENTS THROUGH JOB GROWTH INITIATIVES; CULTURAL AND ARTS PROMOTION; INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE AND MANAGEMENT; AND OTHER ECONOMIC SUPPORT AND SOCIAL SERVICES FOR THE .

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