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151		Cortland, OH
152		BROOKLYN, OH
153		BROOKLYN, OH
154		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
155		Gary, IN
156		NORTH MANCHESTER, IN
157		EARL PARK, IN
158		CRAWFORDSVILLE, IN
159		TERRE HAUTE, IN
160		BERNE, IN
161		MADISON, IN
162		MICHIGAN CITY, IN
163		VALPARAISO, IN
164		VEVAY, IN
165		W LAFAYETTE, IN
166		MARION, IN
167		FORT WAYNE, IN
168		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
169		Indianapolis, IN
170		SOUTH BEND, IN
171		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
172		UNDERWOOD, IN
173		GALESBURG, IL
174		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
175		FORT WAYNE, IN
176		DES PLAINES, IL
177		EVANSTON, IL
178		LAGRANGE PARK, IL
179		WASHINGTON, DC
180		CARY, IL
181		LOMBARD, IL
182		Norridge, IL
183		Granville, IL
184		WINNETKA, IL
185		WHEATON, IL
186		CHICAGO, IL
187		OAK BROOK, IL
188		ST LOUIS PARK, MN
189		BEDFORD, IN
190		Chicago, IL
191		DIXON, IL
192		Naperville, IL
193		DETROIT, MI
194		CHICAGO, IL
195		Bolingbrook, IL
196		Chicago, IL
197		SPRINGFIELD, IL
198		Lake Forest, IL
199		PLAINFIELD, IL
200		Brookings, SD

The Club Cortland Ohio is the fundraising arm for the Foundation Cortland Ohio. These combined organizations support over 40 causes (over 100 people) in the Cortland Ohio area. Support includes college scholarships, local eye exams, local eye glass purchases, the Cortland area food bank, Cortview low income and senior housing, among various other local organizations in the surrounding area.

TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO FEMALE STUDENTS OR FEMALES WHO WISH TO BECOME STUDENTS OF FLORA STONE MATHER COLLEGE OF SAID UNIVERSITYWHO HAVE HIGH SCHOLASTIC STANDINGS AND NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.THE INCOME SHALL BE USED TO ESTABLISH THE MAYME B. ROBINSON MEMORIALSCHOLARSHIP FUND. THIS IS A DEDICATED SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM CONTROLLED AND MANAGED BY THE BENEFICIARY CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY. UNDER THE OHIO INSTITUTIONAL TRUST FUNDS ACT OF 1999, THE BENEFICIARIES HAVE CHOSEN TO RECEIVE THE MAXIMUM OF INCOME BASED ON THE GREATER OF 5% OF AFV OR TRADITIONAL INCOME.

Grants are made according to Trust Agreement dated June 16, 1987. Keybank, as Trustee, makes distributions as follows: 10% to National Jewish Center, 10% to Holy Family Cancer Home, 10% to Lutheran Medical Center, 10% to Judson Retirement Community, 60% to Mt. Sinai Health Care FDN. Keybank maintains a responsiveness to the needs activities of each beneficiary organization in the attainment of its mission. The Charity has the right to remove the Trustee, authority to appoint Co-Trustees or Committee Members, authority to withdraw principal. The Trustee has the authority to amend the document to insure the continuation to qualify as a 509(a)3.

TO BETTER THE CONDITIONS, IMPROVE THE PRODUCTS AND ENHANCE THE OCCUPATIONAL EFFICIENCY OF THOSE ENGAGED IN AGRICULTURE.

Financial aid to individuals, food baskets for needy families, senior citizens, etc., donations to local not-for-profit organizations and to local Police and Fire Departments monetary and buildings grounds use.

RETIREMENT COMMUNITY PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES FOR OLDER ADULTS and SELECTED SERVICES TO OTHERS WITH GRACE, COMPASSION and RESPECT FOR DIGNITY OF INDIVIDUALS, THEIR FAMILIES and COMMUNITIES.

THE TOTAL CHARITABLE ACTIVITY OF THIS FOUNDATION IS THE OPERATION OF THE HOME, A FACILITY PROVIDING COMFORT AND CARE TO ELDERLY AND INFIRMED WOMEN.

TO PROVIDE COMPLETE CARE FOR AGED WOMEN

TO PROVIDE GREATER USE OF NEW TYPES OF SERVICES and INNOVATIVE APPROACHES IN ATTACKING THE CAUSES OF POVERTY, SO AS TO DEVELOP INCREASINGLY EFFECTIVE METHODS OF EMPLOYING AVAILABLE RESOURCES and TO PROVIDE MAXIMUM FEASIBLE PARTICIPATION OF THE ECONOMICALLY and MENTALLY DISADVANTAGED and ELDERLY IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF ALL PROGRAMS and PROJECTS DESIGNED TO SERVE THIS CLIENTELE.

AS A CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, OFFERS RESIDENTS A FULL RANGE OF ACCOMMODATIONS, RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND INTERGENERATIONAL PROGRAMS

TO INSPIRE ENABLE ALL YOUNG PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY THOSE FROM DISADVANTAGED CIRCUMSTANCES TO REALIZE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL AS PRODUCTIVE, RESPONSIBLE CARING CITIZENS. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY PROVIDING PROGRAMS ACTIVITIES FOR THE AREA YOUTH.

OUR PURPOSE IS TO ENABLE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT. WE ADMINISTER PROGRAMS FOR ENERGY ASSISTANCE, HOUSING, WEATHERIZATION, SENIOR AND YOUTH, BUILDING RAMPS, YOUTH VISION, AND SERVICES.

PCACS EXTENDS A HELPING HAND TO SENIORS, THE DISABLED, AND THE LOW INCOME BY PROVIDING COMPASSIONATE SERVICES TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE WHILE MAINTAINING THEIR DIGNITY AND INDEPENDENCE.

TO PROVIDE SUBSIDIZED TO THE ELDERLY.

PROMOTE GENERAL WELFARE OF CITIZENS BY ENCOURAGING A UNIFIED CONSERVATION PROGRAM FOR THE PRODUCTION OF LUMBER, ALSO A TRADE FOR TIMBER GROWERS.

PROVIDING A SAFE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY FOR THE AGED.

PROVIDES GRANTS TO QUALIFIED NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE IN THE FORT WAYNE, ALLEN COUNTY AND NORTHEAST INDIANA REGION. THIS INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE THE NEEDY AND DISADVANTAGED BY PROVIDING SHELTER, FOOD, CLOTHING, MEDICAL CARE, AND OTHER ESSENTIAL SOCIAL SERVICES. IS ESPECIALLY INTERESTED IN SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES FOR THE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED AND FOR CHILDREN.

TO ASSIST THE PUBLIC IN MAKING EFFECTIVE PHILANTHROPIC GIFTS TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS BY ENCOURAGING AND PROVIDING FOR THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING THE GIFT PLANNING COMMUNITY, SETTING STANDARDS FOR THE PRACTICE PLANNING, AND ESTABLISHING COMMUNICATION AND MENTORING AMONG PLANNING PROFESSIONALS.

The mission of the is to fund and support the mission of Aging and In-Home Solutions: Empowering older adults, those of any age with a disability and family caregivers to achieve the greatest possible independence, dignity and quality of life.

REHABILITATING HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY AND/OR DISABLED.

THE ) OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF AND CARRIES OUT THE MISSION OF CENTRAL INDIANA CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP, . () BY ENGAGING IN AND SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES IN FURTHERANCE OF PURPOSES THAT ARE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL OR OTHERWISE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 170(C)(2)(B) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.

SAFE WATER AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES FOR THE DEVELOPING WORLD, AS WELL AS ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES THAT ENCOURAGE YOUTH AND ADULTS IN NORTH AMERICA TO BECOME INVOLVED IN MAKING A POSITIVE CHANGE IN THE WIDER WORLD.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING FOR THE LOW INCOME ELDERLY AND DISABLED PEOPLE.

TO ASSIST AFRICAN AMERICANS, OTHER MINORITIES, AND DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS TO ACHIEVE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EQUALITY.

TO CONNECT KIDS AND ANIMALS, STRENGTHEN FAMILIES, AND INSPIRE PEOPLE TO CARE. WE ACCOMPLISH OUR MISSION BY MANAGING THE DAILY OPERATIONS OF OUR 40 ACRE FACILITY WHERE WE CARE FOR OVER 1,200 ANIMALS ACROSS 200 SPECIES AND PARTICIPATE IN DOZENS OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION PROGRAMS.

TO PROMOTE GENERAL BUSINESS INTEREST OF PEOPLE, FIRMS, AND CORPORATIONS ENGAGED IN THE PUBLIC and CONTRACT WAREHOUSING INDUSTRY.

TO PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY RETIREMENT HOUSING AND HEALTH CARE OPTIONS THAT FOSTER SECURITY, DIGNITY AND INDEPNEDENCE AND PROMOTE PERSONAL GROWTH.

RETIREMENT HOME FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

ACHCA IS THE CATALYST FOR EXCELLENCE IN POST-ACUTE CARE AND AGING LEADERSHIP.

DEVELOP AND ENCOURAGE HIGH STANDARDS OF WORKMANSHIP AND ETHICS AMONG ITS MEMBERS, IMPROVE BUSINESS CONDITIONS THROUGH THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND PROMOTE THE COMMON BUSINESS INTERESTS OF BUSINESSES ENGAGED IN THE REBUILDING OF ENGINES AND INTERNAL COMPONENTS.

WE ADVOCATE AND COORDINATE RESOURCES SUCH AS MEALS AND CAREGIVER SUPPORT TO HELP OLDER ADULTS AGE WELL.

Provide necessary services to senior citizens.

Subsidized Housing for Elderly Low Income

TO PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT, HEALTHY COMPETITION AND COLLEGIALITY AMONG THE STUDENTS AT TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL BY SUPPORTING, ENCOURAGING AND PROMOTING INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC TEAMS AND CLUBS, INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC PROGRAMS, AND OTHER EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES FOR THE STUDENTS.

A. HOLDING THE FOR THE INTERCHANGE OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION THROUGH THE PRESENTATION AND DISCUSSION OF ORIGINAL PAPERS AND SEMINARS.B. PUBLISHING THE PROCEEDINGS TO SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION AND TO FURNISH NON-MEMBERS WITH KNOWLEDGE OF THE FIELD.C. ENCOURAGING MERITORIOUS CONTRIBUTIONS TO APPLIED CRYOSCIENCE AND CRYO- BY MEANS OF AWARDS, HONORS, AND OTHER SUITABLE RECOGNITION.D. EFFECTING CLOSE COOPERATION AND COORDINATION WITH NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS TO ENCOURAGE HIGH STANDARDS OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND TO ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FUTURE APPLIED CRYOSCIENTISTS AND CRYO-ENGINEERS.

TO SERVE THE ELDERLY, INSPIRE THE LEARNING YOUNG CHILDREN, AND STRENGTHEN OUR COMMUNITIES.

TO PROVIDE ACTIVELY AGING ADULTS AFFORDABLE WELCOMING HOMES IN THAT .

NURSING FOR THE ELDERLY.

TO IMPROVE KNOWLEDGE AS WELL AS INFORM AND EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT FURBEARER SPECIES. TO STIMULATE PUBLIC INTEREST AND APPRECIATION OF FURBEARERS AND NATURAL RESOURCES AND THE NEED AND IMPORTANCE OF RESTORING, USING WISELY AND SCIENTIFICALLY MANAGING FURBEARERS. TO PROMOTE IMPROVED ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND TO COORDINATE AND COOPERATE WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, AGENCIES, AND INDIVIDUALS WITH SIMILAR INTERESTS.

Improve quality of life for disadvantaged people in the Uptown neighborhood of Chicago.

TO SERVICE THE DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE OF DIXON AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES.

A BRIDGE FROM HOSP TO FOR CHILDREN WITH MEDICAL COMPLEXITIES BY PROVIDING DIRECT PATIENT CARE, FAMILY EDUCATION, COORD SVCS, AND RESPITE CARE IN A -LIKE SETTING.

PACE) SERVES THE MARGINALIZED AND ECONOMICALLY IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES OF KENYA, AS THE HOST COUNTRY, AFRICA AND THE DIASPORA IN THE CARIBBEAN AND SOUTH AMERICA. OUR SERVICES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, PROVIDING 1) EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS NEEDING ELEMENTARY, HIGH SCHOOL, VOCATIONAL AND/OR RELIGIOUS STUDIES; 2) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN, YOUTH AND THE POOR; 3) AFFORDABLE HEALTH AND DENTAL SERVICES TO INFANTS, CHILDREN, WOMEN AND SENIOR CITIZENS; AND 4) EVANGELISM AND CHURCH LEADERSHIP TRAINING TO THOSE IN THE SERVICE OF THE CHURCH. PACE PROVIDES LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES IN AN FORMAT FOR NORTH AMERICAN AND INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS OF INDIVIDUALS WHO PARTNER WITH PACE. THESE INDIVIDUALS NOT ONLY PARTICIPATE IN SERVICE TRIPS, COMMONLY CALLED "MISSION TRIPS" SPONSORED BY PACE, BUT MANY ALSO ASSIST PACE IN PROVIDING THE NEEDED SERVICES THROUGH FINANCIAL GIVING AND GIFTS-IN-KIND. NEITHER PAC

TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL ASPIRATIONS OF ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED BUT ACADEMICALLY MOTIVATED INNER-CITY YOUTH.

INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY SERVICES; RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO BENEFIT SENIOR CITIZENS AND VARIOUS ELEMENTARY SCH

By engaging in cross-cultural exchange, community service, dialogue and friendship, IWA creates connections among people of diverse backgrounds and works toward a more just and peaceful world.

ASSOCIATION (SUAA), COMPOSED OF 15,000+ MEMBERS, IS A VOLUNTARY MEMBER ASSOCIATION OF AND ACTIVE EMPLOYEES OF THE RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS (SURS). SUAA ADVOCATES A STRONG AND SECURE PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PENSION AND HEALTH BENEFIT SYSTEM WITH CONTINUOUS TRACKING OF BENEFIT ISSUES AND FUNDING LEVELS FOR THE 135,000 PARTICIPANTS OF THE SURS PENSION SYSTEM AND THE EMPLOYEE HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN. SUAA WORKS WITH ITS MEMBERS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TO ENHANCE BENEFITS FOR ALL AND TO ENSURE APPROPRIATE FUNDING FOR THOSE PROGRAMS. SUAA PUBLISHES A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER AND CONDUCTS AN ANNUAL MEETING FOR ITS MEMBERS. SUAA CHAPTERS ARE IN EVERY PUBLIC UNIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUS IN ILLINOIS.

To provide partial funding for the Center.

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 public education and lessen the burdens of government; to assist, develop and advance the area economy and prosperity by encouraging and promoting new, as well as the expansion of existing, industry and commercial development.

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