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151		SCHAUMBURG, IL
152		LINCOLNWOOD, IL
153		LAKE GENEVA, WI
154		TINLEY PARK, IL
155		WOODRIDGE, IL
156		PLAINFIELD, IL
157		WEST CHICAGO, IL
158		NORTH RIVERSIDE, IL
159		HUMMELSTOWN, PA
160		CHICAGO, IL
161		GENEVA, IL
162		COLLINSVILLE, IL
163		ALTON, IL
164		CHAMPAIGN, IL
165		PEORIA, IL
166		Centralia, IL
167		Du Quoin, IL
168		SPRINGFIELD, IL
169		Beulah, MI
170		DETROIT, MI
171		Hillman, MI
172		CHELSEA, MI
173		Ypsilanti, MI
174		FLINT, MI
175		REMUS, MI
176		PLAINWELL, MI
177		Farmington Hills, MI
178		FLINT, MI
179		WIXOM, MI
180		BLACKSBURG, VA
181		Saint Clair Shores, MI
182		Grosse Pointe Farms, MI
183		Rockford, MI
184		MADISON, WI
185		TREVOR, WI
186		MADISON, WI
187		SHEBOYGAN, WI
188		Lake Mills, WI
189		MADISON, WI
190		LA CROSSE, WI
191		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
192		Waite Park, MN
193		ROCHESTER, MN
194		EAST GRAND FORKS, MN
195		CAMBRIDGE, MN
196		ROGERS, MN
197		Minneapolis, MN
198		Granite Falls, MN
199		TOMAH, WI
200		SAUK CENTRE, MN

THE SCHOOL FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED IN 1987, WAS ESTABLISHED TO GENERATE AND DISTRIBUTE FINANCIAL AND OTHER RESOURCES TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT 54 COMMUNITY FOR ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS AND OTHER PROJECTS AIMED AT ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION AND PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH EXTENDED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES. THE FOUNDATION HAS COMMITTED TO FUND FOOD PROGRAMS IN DISTRICT 54 SCHOOLS TO ENSURE THAT STUDENTS BEGIN THEIR DAY READY TO LEARN. THE FOUNDATION ALSO PROVIDES GRANTS TO STUDENTS TO CULTIVATE ACADEMIC, CULTURAL OR ATHLETIC EXTRACURRICULAR INTERESTS.

TO RAISE AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS, GOODS, FOOD AND ASSISTANCE TO THE POVERTY-STRICKEN IN THE JEWISH COMMUNITY

PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, BEDDING, DIAPERS, HEATING, UTILITIES AND HYGIENE OVER 2500 HOMELESS AND UNDER- PRIVILEGED CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN CHICAGO METROPOLITAN AREA.

THE ORGANIZATION BRIDGES THE GAP FOR CHICAGO SOUTHLAND RESIDENTS IN TEMPORARY CRISIS BY PROVIDING FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING AND REFERRALS, EMPOWERING THEM TO RETURN TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY. ITS MISSION IS ESSENTIALLY TWOFOLD. FIRST, TO PROVIDE GOODS AND SERVICES DIRECTLY TO THE POOR AND NEEDY. SECONDLY, THE ORGANIZATION ACTS AS CONDUIT IN THE BROADER NETWORK OF SOCIAL SERVICES.

THE ORGANIZATION SEEKS TO PROVIDE A WITHOUT HUNGER.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED IN JANUARY 1997 TO SERVE NEEDY INDIVIDUALS IN THE COMMUNITY WITH EMPHASIS TOWARD SIGHT AND HEARING IMPAIRED. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY SUPPLYING NEEDED EQUIPMENT TO THE LOCAL SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES AND SPONSORING INDIVIDUALS TO THE CAMP FOR SIGHT AND HEARING IMPAIRED. HOLIDAY FOOD BASKETS ARE ALSO PROVIDED FOR THE NEEDY AND FUNDS ARE PROVIDED TO OTHER LOCAL THAT ASSIST THOSE IN NEED. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE PROVIDED TO DESERVING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, SPAGHETTI DINNER IS PROVIDED FOR THE ELDERLY, AND SIGHT AND HEARING COSTS ARE PAID BY THE ORGANIZATION FOR THOSE IN NEED. PROJECTS THAT SUPPORT THE VILLAGE OF RESIDENTS ARE ALSO INCLUDED IN THE LIST OF DONATIONS.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL RELIEF FOR THE UNDERPRIVILEGED.

INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS SERVICES PROVIDED BY COMMUNITY NUTRITION NETWORK and SENIOR SERVICES.

PROVIDING FOOD ASSISTANCE

TO SECURE THE RESOURCES NECESSARY TO SUPPORT THE SERVICE MISSION OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF CHICAGO, WHICH PLACES EMPHASIS ON WATER AND HUNGER, HEALTH, YOUTH EDUCATION, THE LEGACY OF ROTARY, AND DISASTER RELIEF.

TO PROMOTE HIGH STANDARDS AND CONTINUING EDUCATION TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS SERVICES TO INDUSTRY.

Labor Collective bargaining for Local members

PROVIDE NEEDY W/ and CLOTHING

THE IS A CITIZEN ACTION ORGANIZATION, FOUNDED ON THE PREMISE OF PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY AND THE BELIEF THAT MEANINGFUL REFORMS IN THE SYSTEM WILL COME ONLY WITH THE ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT OF . FROM ITS INCEPTION, CCHCC HAS ORGANIZED TO INCREASE THE INFLUENCE OF WHO HAVE TRADITIONALLY BEEN EXCLUDED FROM THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS. CCHCC USES THE FOLLOWING PRINCIPLES TO GUIDE ITS EFFORTS:- ALL PEOPLE SHOULD HAVE ACCESS TO QUALITY AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE- THE AND WELL-BEING OF ALL PEOPLE IS DEPENDENT UPON A DECENT STANDARD OF LIVING, INCLUDING ADEQUATE FOOD, CLOTHING, HOUSING, AND NECESSARY SOCIAL SERVICES.- CITIZEN EMPOWERMENT THROUGH CONSUMER PARTICIPATION IS ESSENTIAL FOR ACHIEVING REAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE SYSTEM- COALITION-BUILDING IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF ACHIEVING SIGNFICANT REFORMS WITHIN THE SYSTEM.

MIDWEST FOOD BANK 9005 INDUSTRIAL RD PEORIA, IL 61615

Provide dental and medical services to the people of . Provide food and shelter for the people of

Provide to needy people

ISA PROMOTES ECONOMICALLY VIABLE, SOCIALLY JUST AND ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY LOCAL FOOD AND FARM SYSTEMS.

To provide funds to 501(c)(3) organizations that service residents with food, shelter, utilities, and various human services.

EXISTS TO PROVIDE HOUSEHOLDS WITH ACCESS TO SUFFICIENT, NUTRITIOUS , AND RELATED RESOURCES. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS THROUGH COLLABORATION, EFFICIENT OPERATIONS, EDUCATION, AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO ACHIEVE A HUNGER-FREE IN SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN. HEADQUARTERED IN DETROIT, SERVES FIVE SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN COUNTIES: WAYNE, OAKLAND, MACOMB, LIVINGSTON, AND MONROE. PROVIDES TO MORE THAN 660 PARTNER SOUP KITCHENS, PANTRIES, SHELTERS, AND OTHER AGENCIES ACROSS THE REGION, AND SUPPLEMENTS EFFORTS OF THOSE PARTNERS BY OFFERING DIRECT SERVICE DRIVE-UP GROCERY AND BOX DISTRIBUTIONS. IN ITS FISCAL YEAR 2020, DISTRIBUTED NEARLY 64 MILLION POUNDS OF TO NEIGHBORS IN NEED.

Providing for the payment life, sick, accident, or other benefits to the members and their dependents. Provide charitable service and funds to area church and to others in need, like food pantries and Special Olympics.

PROVIDING ESSENTIAL SUPPORT TO ALLEVIATE THE EFFECTS OF HUNGER AND POVERTY OUR COMMUNITIES.

OPERATES A FREE AND DENTAL FOR THE UNINSURED, A FOOD PANTRY. AND OTHER SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS AIMED AT HELPING THOSE IN NEED.

TO PROVIDE TEMPORARY AND FOOD TO PARENTS WITH CHILDREN AND SINGLE WOMEN.

THE PURPOSE THE CORPORATION IS TO FORM A COALITION BETWEEN THE AREA CHURCHES IN COUNTY FOR THE PURPOSE PROVIDING A FAMILY EMERGENCY FOOD CENTER THAT WILL ALSO ASSIST WITH CLOTHING, HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

THE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE LOCAL FAMILIES IN NEED WITH FOOD, EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SKILL BUILDING EDUCATION TO CREATE SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

COMMUNITY PROGRAMS, CENTERING ON TEEN PROGRAMS, HEALTH PROGRAMS, CHILDHOOD HUNGER, FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, HBCU SUPPORT, GLOBAL IMPACT THROUGH AND INCREASED SCHOLARSHIP GIVING

IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATES FOR THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF PROVIDING OUTPATIENT ONCOLOGY SERVICES, INCLUDING ALL TYPES OF DIAGNOSIS AND COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT MODALITIES. SERVICES TO THE BENEFIT OF RESIDENTS OF GENESEE COUNTY, INCLUDING MEDICAL ONCOLOGY AND RADIATION ONCOLOGY. ANCILLARY SERVICES FOR PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES INCLUDE SOCIAL WORK, NUTRITIONAL, AND FINANCIAL COUNSELING AS WELL AS QUALITY OF LIFE PROGRAMS.

INTERNATIONAL FOOD RELIEF CAMPAIGN.

OVERHEAD FOR MORDELIZA ACADEMY: SALARIES, FOOD, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, UNIFORMS, MEDICINE, TEST FEES AND GRADUATION COSTS

Membership Association Dietitians

Provide food, shelter. clothing and utitities

To serve others where there are needs in our community, by following the pillars service: Environment, Pediatric Cancer, hunger, diabetes, and vision.

TO BE ENGAGED IN RESEARCH IN CONNECTION WITH SOILS AND THE CONDITIONS AFFECTING SOILS IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST AND IN ORDER TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE PUBLIC WELFARE BY ALLEVIATING HUNGER AND DISCOMFORT AND SHALL MAKE THE RESULTS SUCH RESEARCH AVAILABLE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

PROVIDES SUPPORTIVE PROGRAMS TO INCOME QUALIFIED CLIENTELE DURING FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS. THESE PROGRAMS INCLUDE: FOOD PANTRY (INCLUDING A COMMUNITY GARDEN), IN-SCHOOL HEALTHY SNACKS, CLOTHES, HOUSEHOLD ITEMS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES IN KENOSHA COUNTY, WISCONSIN.

TO ADVANCE PROFESSIONALISM THROUGH EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIPS AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT TO ENSURE THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF THE FOODSERVICE INDUSTRY.

SECURE DONATIONS AND MONETARY SUPPORT TO MEET THE NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF HUNGRY INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN WI VIA DISTRIBUTION TO LOCAL PANTRIES.

Provide and other necessary perishables to those in need in the area

COLLABORATIONS IN FOOD, LAND, AND LEARNING.

HOLIDAY DISPLAY AS A MEANS TO COLLECT FOOD DONATIONS FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED IN THE COULEE REGION.

TO IMPROVE, PROTECT and PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF THE and FOODSERVICE INDUSTRIES IN

To provide leadership for excellence through the Aware program for Region 7W in Minnesota, the Early Learning Scholarships, the USDA and Adult Food Program, and the summer preschool program for the entire state of Minnesota.

TO HELP OLDER ADULTS AGE SUCCESSFULLY WHILE MAINTAINING THEIR DIGNITY AND INDEPENDENCE IN THE COMMUNITY THROUGH INFORMED CHOICES. THIS MISSION IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH FEDERAL AND STATE GRANTS AWARDED TO CONTRACTORS WHO PROVIDE SOCIAL SERVICES, CAREGIVER SUPPORT SERVICES, NUTRITION PROGRAMS AND CHRONIC DISEASE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES.

TO REDUCE WASTE BY DISTRIBUTING UNMARKETABLE PRODUCTS TO AGENCIES THAT SERVE AND FEED THE DISADVANTAGED

Raise funds for distribution to other non-profit organizations who assist those within the community in need of emergency food, shelter, clothing or other basic human needs. Funds are raised through the sale of merchandise donated from the general public.

ASSIST THE LOCAL COMMUNITY WITH ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS, PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO AREA YOUTH, DONATIONS TO FOOD SHELF, and VARIOUS OTHER EVENTS TO BENEFIT THE CITY OF AND ITS RESIDENTS.

The mission is to restore and well-being in the Native community by recovering knowledge and access to healthy indigenous foods, medicines, and lifeways. We do this by: creating culturally-based opportunities for youth employment, entrepreneurship and leadership; Increasing access to Indigenous foods through farm production, sales and distribution; and community organizing and outreach around reclaiming cultural traditions, healthy Indigenous food, cooking skills, and policy and systems change. is also one the leaders a groundswell movement to reclaim Indigenous sovereignty through food. Our programs impact over 12,000 people each year from our youngest community members to our oldest.

assisting low income families with food and education

PROVIDING FOOD TO THE HUNGRY WITH COMPASSION AND RESPECT

DISTRIBUTE FOOD TO NEEDY FAMILIES.

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