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101		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
102		MIDDLEBURY, IN
103		SALEM, IN
104		PETERSBURG, IN
105		Manilla, IN
106		WASHINGTON, DC
107		Noblesville, IN
108		DELAWARE, OH
109		HINSDALE, IL
110		ELMWOOD PARK, IL
111		RAPID CITY, SD
112		MCHENRY, IL
113		DETROIT LAKES, MN
114		SCHAUMBURG, IL
115		LINCOLNWOOD, IL
116		Wauconda, IL
117		WOODRIDGE, IL
118		ST CHARLES, IL
119		PLAINFIELD, IL
120		WEST CHICAGO, IL
121		SIOUX FALLS, SD
122		Chillicothe, IL
123		FRANKLIN, OH
124		PEORIA, IL
125		Chatham, IL
126		PEORIA, IL
127		Du Quoin, IL
128		Lawrenceburg, IN
129		Greensburg, PA
130		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
131		Milan, MI
132		CASEVILLE, MI
133		KALAMAZOO, MI
134		MIDLAND, MI
135		MT CLEMENS, MI
136		ELLSWORTH, MI
137		FLINT, MI
138		WIXOM, MI
139		Saint Clair Shores, MI
140		Shepherd, MI
141		FORT ATKINSON, WI
142		MADISON, WI
143		JANESVILLE, WI
144		SOMERS, WI
145		WATERTOWN, WI
146		MADISON, WI
147		WEST BEND, WI
148		SHEBOYGAN, WI
149		MADISON, WI
150		RICHLAND CENTER, WI

RESCUING AND DISTRIBUTING PREPARED AND PERISHABLE FOOD TO THOSE IN NEED THROUGH ESTABLISHED HUNGER RELIEF PROGRAMS AND EDUCATING AND TRAINING ADULTS FOR POSITIONS IN THE CULINARY FIELD.

Through a single food stand fundraiser at the Elkhart County 4-H Fair, the Crystal Valley supports community charities and local school programs financially, as well as student scholars and athletes via recognition/scholarships

distribution to needy individuals and families.

TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY WITH BASIC LIVING NEEDS, WHICH INCLUDES BUT NOT LIMITED TO FOOD, CLOTHING, AND SHELTER IN A ATMOSPHERE. (FOR ANY PERSONS, REGARDLESS OF RACE, COLOR, OR CREED RESIDING IN , INDIANA.)

Disburse funds to not-for-profit organizations for food, shelter, clothing, education, public safety and community involvement.

FRESHFARM IS A NONPROFIT THAT PROMOTES SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND IMPROVES FOOD ACCESS AND EQUITY IN THE MID-ATLANTIC REGION. WE OPERATE PRODUCER-ONLY FARMERS THAT PROVIDE VITAL ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES TO LOCAL FARMERS AND FOOD PRODUCERS, PIONEERING FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAMS THAT INCREASE FOOD ACCESS FOR LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES, AND INNOVATIVE FOOD EDUCATION THAT BUILDS HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES.

Faith based aid to the indigent Hamilton County in the form food clothing household goods and emergency financial assistance. We operate a Food Pantry and Thrift Store.

Provide shelter and food for the homeless, preserve families and promote independence.

is dedicated to strengthening our community by reducing hunger and promoting self-sufficiency.

OPERATION OF A FOOD PANTRY

PROVIDE SHELTER, FOOD, CLOTHING, GOSPEL, SOCIAL SERVICE REFERRALS, AND ASSISTANCE TO THE HOMELESS.

TO PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING AND OTHER ARTICLES NEED TO THE DISTRESSED THE COMMUNITY. TO PERFORM ACTS FOR THE GOOD THE COUNTY COMMUNITY.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SHORT-TERM ASSISTANCE TO THE HUNGRY IN EMERGENCYSITUATIONS. IT ALSO PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO THE AGED AND DISABLED WHO AREINELIGIBLE FOR STAMPS AND COMMODITIES.

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

Distribute to needy families and individuals.

THE ORGANIZATION SEEKS TO PROVIDE A WITHOUT HUNGER.

TO PROVIDE SHELTER, FOOD, AND RENT ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS IN OUR AREA WHO ARE HOMELESS OR IN NEED.

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.

TO PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER, EDUCATION, SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE, AND ANY OTHER TYPE APPROPRIATE ASSISTANCE TO ORPHANED, ABANDONED, AND TRAFFICKED CHILDREN AND SINGLE MOTHERS THAT ARE IN NEED WITHIN THE COUNTRY GHANA.

Provide temporary assistance to needy individuals. Primary assistance with rent, utilities and food.

PROVIDING MEDICAL SUPPLIES, MEDICATIONS, TREATMENT, AND NUTRITIONAL CARE TO CHURCHES, MISSIONARIES, AND MISSION AGENCIES TO ASSIST IN FOR THE PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF INDIVIDUALS THOUGHOUT THE WORLD.

PROMOTE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY

To provide emergency groceries to persons in need who live within the - IL school district.

MIDWEST FOOD BANK 9005 INDUSTRIAL RD PEORIA, IL 61615

Provide to needy people

Golf Outing - Contributions received are used to purchase canned food for the less fortunate. Over 35,000 cans of food are distributed, estimated 2,500 families received assistance.

The of Parish is a charitable entity devoted to and exists for the purpose of providing advice, guidance, monetary and material assistance for the poor and needy. Direct service areas include but are not limited to: temporary housing, prescription drugs, food, gasoline clothing, rent, furniture, appliances, utility payments, home heating fuel, and disaster relief. Indirect services involve guidance and advice in areas of budgeting, permanent housing, food subsidies, utility payments, and counseling.

TO DEMONSTRATE THE COMPASSION OF JESUS CHRIST, THROUGH RESCUE AND RESTORATION FOR ANYONE EXPERIENCING HUNGER AND HOMELESSNESS.

Our AIM is to improve the quality of life the greater area through volunteerism and community action that promotes a stable food supply and healthy living.

THE ORGANIZATIONS MISSION IS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY CHARITABLECAUSES INCLUDING THE LOCAL FOOD PANTRY, LOCAL STUDENTSCHOLARSHIPS, MEMORIALS FOR DECEASED COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND OTHER COMMUNITY NEEDS

WILL FEED HUNGRY PEOPLE ENGAGE OUR COMMUNITY IN THE FIGHT TO END HUNGER.

TO OPERATE A NETWORK OF PANTRIES TO PROVIDE TO THOSE IN NEED.

INTERNATIONAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE, HEALTH, HUNGER AND HUMANITIES

TO PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING, HEATING AND OTHER ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED.

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.

Membership Association Dietitians

Assist local . Donate to community groups, food pantries, and organizations. Provide scholarships to local students. Provide assistance to local residents.

TO UNITE, ORGANIZE, ASSIST MEMBERS SO THAT THEY MAY BETTER THEIR ECONOMIC SOCIAL CONDITION

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.

MEET HOUSING, FOOD AND OTHER BASIC HUMAN NEEDS and ADDRESS THE BARRIERS SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

IS COMMITTED TO THE MISSION OF SERVING DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN OF COUNTY BY PURCHASING TOYS, FOOD AND CLOTHING FOR DISTRIBUTION THROUGH A CONSORTIUM OF SOCIAL AGENCIES (HOLIDAY HOUSE) IN THE COMMUNITY.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE THIS GROUP IS TO HELP LESS FORTUNATE PEOPLE WHO ARE IN NEED FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER, AND MEDICAL COST. THIS IS DONE BY GRANTING APPLICANTS A SUM MONEY SO THEY ARE ABLE TRY AND MAINTAIN A MINIMUM STANDARD LIVING. ADDITIONALLY, THEY HELP VARIOUS NONPROFIT GROUPS BY MAKING CASH DONATIONS.

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

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPLEMENT THE BASIC REQUIREMENTS OF THOSE IN NEED THROUGHOUT WASHINGTON COUNTY ON A REGULAR OR EMERGENCY BASIS WITH ITEMS OF THE HIGHEST AVAILABLE QUALITY.

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

COLLABORATIONS IN FOOD, LAND, AND LEARNING.

PROVIDE FOR THOSE IN NEED

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