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1		KANSAS CITY, MO
2		KANSAS CITY, MO
3		SAINT LOUIS, MO
4		ST CLAIR, MO
5		SAINT CHARLES, MO
6		LINN CREEK, MO
7		BERNIE, MO
8		ST LOUIS, MO
9		ST LOUIS, MO
10		ST LOUIS, MO
11		SAINT LOUIS, MO
12		CONCORDIA, MO
13		ST JOSEPH, MO
14		Springfield, MO
15		MOBERLY, MO
16		Deepwater, MO
17		Saint Louis, MO
18		St Louis, MO
19		SPRINGFIELD, MO
20		KANSAS CITY, MO
21		ST LOUIS, MO
22		ST CHARLES, MO
23		SPRINGFIELD, MO
24		Mountain Grove, MO
25		ST LOUIS, MO
26		KANSAS CITY, MO
27		HARTSBURG, MO
28		ST LOUIS, MO
29		JEFFERSON CITY, MO
30		BRIDGETON, MO
31		ST LOUIS, MO
32		WASHINGTON, MO
33		ST LOUIS, MO
34		ST LOUIS, MO
35		IRONTON, MO
36		Saint Louis, MO
37		St Louis, MO
38		Saint Louis, MO
39		ST LOUIS, MO
40		COLUMBIA, MO
41		KANSAS CITY, MO
42		ST JOSEPH, MO
43		LEES SUMMIT, MO
44		LEES SUMMIT, MO
45		ST LOUIS, MO
46		Kansas City, MO
47		ST LOUIS, MO
48		SIKESTON, MO
49		ST LOUIS, MO
50		O FALLON, MO

ASSISTANCE FOR DISADVANTAGED PERSONS THROUGH PROGRAMS THAT SUPPORT BASIC NEEDS SUCH AS FOOD, MEDICINES, HEALTH CARE AND EDUCATION. HUMANITARIAN SUPPLIES and VOLUNTEERS

TO PROVIDE FOR THE RESIDENTS OF AND THE ELDERLY OF SOCIETY.

DEVOTES RESOURCES TO OPERATING A PROGRAM DESIGNED TO STIMULATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN DISTRESSED URBAN AREAS INHABITED MAINLY BY LOW-INCOME MINORITY OR OTHER DISADVANTAGED PERSONS. THROUGH ITS ACTIVITIES, THE CORPORATION HOPES TO SPARK ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND JOBS IN ECONOMICALLY DEPRESSED NEIGHBORHOODS, HELP STABLIZE THESE NEIGHBORHOODS AND DISCOURAGE "FLIGHT" FROM THE NEIGHBORHOODS, AND INCREASE THE NUMBER OF ROLE MODELS WITHIN THESE NEIGHBORHOODS SO YOUTH IN THE NEIGHBORHOODS CAN SEE SMALL OWNERSHIP AS A POSSIBLE AVENUE TO SUCCESS.

MANAGED AND IMPROVED A PROPERTY WITH A LAKE TO PROVIDE A PERMANENT WILDLIFE PRESERVATION AREA IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE EXEMPT PURPOSES AS STATED IN THE ARTICLES OF ORGANIZATION. FISCAL YEAR THERE HAVE BEEN 152MAN HOURS DONATED TO IMPROVING AND MAINTAINING THE PROPERTY. THE PROPERTY HAS BEEN OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FOR PART OF THE YEAR, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE NON-PROFIT PURPOSES.

Providing supportive case management and mentoring for families and individuals in poverty along with at-risk youth that are dropping out of school engaging in substance abuse or involvement with the family court s

Training mobilizing and encouraging missionaries and church planters around the world

HOPEs mission is to address, educate, coordinate, and provide aid and relief to people during times of tragedy regardless of their geographical location.

TO PROVIDE HIGHLY ENRICHED SUMMER LEARNING EXPERIENCES IN RESIDENTIAL SUMMER PROGRAMS WITH SCHOOL YEAR FOLLOW-UP PROGRAMS FOR ST. LOUIS AREA CHILDREN FROM ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED FAMILIES. TO PROVIDE OUTDOOR EDUCATION EXPERIENCES FOR SCHOOLS, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, CHURCHES, AND OTHER YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVING ORGANIZATIONS DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR.

FAITH BASED ORGANIZATION WHICH PROVIDES A NETWORK OF SUPPORTIVE FOR OLDER ADULTS. SEE BELOW FOR SUMMARY OF LSS CONSOLIDATED OPERATIONS.

WE SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE ELDERLY POPULATION WITH HOUSING AND SUPPORT SERVICES.

ADDRESSING COMMUNITY LIFESPAN NEEDS INCLUDING CLINICAL, PREVENTION, DIRECT, AND SENIOR

TO PROVIDE HEALTHCARE TO THE ELDERLY

HELPING PEOPLE, CHANGING LIVES, ENGAGING THE TO END POVERTY

A federally designated whose mission is to bring independence enhancing supportive services to the 60+ population in our 17 county-wide service .

PROVIDING MEALS FOR CITIZENS

To provide for the elderly or disabled low income individuals.

PN BOOSTER is organized for purpose of supporting and enhancing educational experiences of High School students by: 1. providing an organization through which all parents or legal guardians of students, administration, staff and teachers of school can work cooperatively; 2. providing financial support for athletic equipment or sponsorship of activities funded outside of annual school budget; 3. organizing, forming, promoting and maintaining a continuing organization of adults and parents of PNH to support and create interest in school athletic activities and programs; and 4. engaging in miscellaneous organized fund-raising activities with all proceeds of such activities to be turned over to athletic department of PNH for purchase of athletic equipment or sponsorship of activities

To provide spiritually centered, holistic, compassionate skilled nursing services to those in our community for the short term or long term.

THE SUPPORTS BY MANAGING AND DISTRIBUTING RESOURCES RECEIVED IN FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGNS AND EVENTS.

FOSTER ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE K.C. MO. CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT and OTHER ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED AREAS OF THE PROVIDE FINANCING TO FOSTER ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN K.C.MO CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT and OTHER ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED AREAS OF THE .

HOPE HELPS OLDER ADULTS LIVE WITH DIGNITY AND INDEPENDENCE IN MOST APPROPRIATE TO THEIR CIRCUMSTANCES.

TO ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE QUALITY BREEDING PUREBRED DOGS. TO PROTECT AND ADVANCE THE INTEREST THE BREEDS BY ENCOURAGING SPORTSMANLIKE COMPETITION AT DOG SHOWS AND OBEDIENCE TRIALS.

DEVELOPING AND PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT, AND ENCOURAGING DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT, FOR MUSEUM CITY , MISSOURI, AND ITS ARTISTIC AND EDUCATIONAL MISSION, AND ITS PUBLIC BUILDING AND PUBLIC WORKS NEEDS, AND UNMET OR UNDERFUNDED FINANCIAL NEEDS MUSEUM.

Direct financial support for the disadvantaged and thrift store operation

TO DEVELOP, ENCOURAGE AND REGULATE THE GAME OF AS AN SPORT BY ESTABLISHING UNIFORM PLAYING RULES AND ENCOURAGING SPORTSMANSHIP AND PLAYING PROFICIENCY FOR ALL PLAYERS, LEAGUES, ASSOCIATIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED IN THE SPORT OF , AT ALL LEVELS OF PLAY. THIS INCLUDES EDUCATION IN THE PLAYING SKILLS OF FOR THE BENEFITS OF HEALTH AND WELFARE OF INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS AND THE COMMUNITY, INCLUDING SUCH ADVANCED PROGRAMS THAT POSSIBLY MAY ASSIST INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS IN FURTHERING THEIR COLLEGE EDUCATION BY SCHOLARSHIP AID.

ORGANIZATION WORKS TO MAKE GREATER KANSAS CITY REGION SUSTAINABLE FOR FUTURE BY ENCOURAGING INDIVIDUALS, BUSINESSES, INSTITUTIONS, ORGANIZATIONS AND GOVERNMENTS TO TAKE ACTION.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO PROMOTE AND DEVELOP AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE THEORY OF PRODUCTION AND CULTIVATION, AND TO ENSURE A FUTHERANCE OF THE THINKING UNDERLYING THIS THEORY. IT IS ALSO FORMED TO ADVANCE THE USE OF METHODS BY CONDUCTIONG EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS, DISSEMINATING INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS CONCERNING METHODS AND THE MARKETING OF ORGANICALY-PRODUCED PRODUCTS, ENCOURAGING AND ENGAGING IN RESEARCH CONCERNING GROWTH METHODS, AND COOPERATING WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT THE GOALS OF THIS .

ASSISTS CARDINAL RITTER SENIOR SERVICES (CRSS) TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY LIFE FOR SENIOR ADULTS BY PROMOTING AND PROVIDING SOCIAL, HEALTH, AND HOUSING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES IN ST. LOUIS CITY AND COUNTY AS WELL AS IN ST. CHARLES, JEFFERSON, FRANKLIN, AND WARREN COUNTIES. INSPIRED BY THE TEACHINGS JESUS CHRIST, THE MISSION CRSS IS TO BE A RECOGNIZED PROVIDER FIRST CHOICE IN PROVIDING AN INTEGRATED CONTINUUM QUALITY RESIDENTIAL HEALTHCARE AND SUPPORTIVE SOCIAL SERVICES FOR SENIOR ADULTS THROUGHOUT THE ARCHDIOCESE ST. LOUIS.

EDUCATION FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

PROVIDES QUALITY SERVICE FOR LONG-TERM CARE AND RETIREMENT NEEDS OF THEIR MEMBERS AND GENERAL PUBLIC

SUPPORT THE and ACTIVITIES OF and CLINICAL PASTORAL EDUCATION. SEE BELOW FOR SUMMARY OF LSS CONSOLIDATED OPERATIONS.

The mission of , . is to prevent hunger and homelessness of individuals and families who have been affected by poverty, disaster, or abuse through the utilization of the gifts and talents of volunteers, senior citizens, and handicapped individuals.

THE SUPPORTS THE . BY GENERATING PRIVATE RESOURCES AND PROMOTING READING AND LITERACY. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH PROGRAMS WHICH GIVE FREE BOOKS TO PRESCHOOL-AGED AND DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN, THROUGH THE READ . PROGRAM, WHICH IS A CITY- WIDE READING INITIATIVE, AND BY BRINGING IN MAJOR AUTHORS TO SPEAK ABOUT THEIR WORKS.

The organization provides public education,advocacy and help in raising funds to distribute to local social service agencies and utility firms-direct, to help income and health qualified elderly, disabled and needy with utility cooling and/or heating bills.

GENERATION OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR , INC. IN ORDER TO ENSURE CONTINUING WORK OF PROMOTING INDEPENDENT LIVING FACILITIES, NURSING CARE AND RELATED BENEVOLENT ACTIVITIES FOR AGED INDIVIDUALS.

To strengthen the local surrounding Church by encouraging revitalization in the lives and environment of its residents through housing improvement, economic empowerment, construction skills training and Christian fellowship.

Contributions to locally based non-profit organizations engaged in religious ministry and charitable community services such as provision of housing needs for underprivledged and homeless

extends our mission service every day - in local communities, in all corners the globe. The needs are great and our services broad, including sight, health, youth, elderly, the environment and disaster relief. Our network has grown to include over 200 countries and geographic areas.

PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY LIVING AND SERVICES TO ENABLE LOWER INCOME OLDER ADULT RESIDENTS OF THE MANAGED APARTMENT BUILDINGS TO FLOURISH INDEPENDENTLY; AND CREATE INSPIRING PROGRAMMING TO ENABLE BOTH RESIDENTS AND COMMUNITY SENIORS TO MAINTAIN AN ACTIVE AND HEALTHY LIFESTYLE.

THE PURPOSE AND MISSION OF THE (BCHS) IS TO PRESERVE COUNTYS CULTURE AND HISTORY FOR THE BENEFIT OF FUTURE GENERATIONS. THROUGH ITS HISTORY and CULTURE CENTER, THE COLLECTS, PRESERVES, AND EXHIBITS HISTORIC ARTIFACTS AND WORKS OF ART. CONCERTS AND EVENTS CELEBRATING LITERATURE AND AUTHORS ARE TWO ADDITIONAL EFFORTS TO EMBRACE AND CELEBRATE LOCAL CULTURE. THE HISTORY and CULTURE CENTER IS COMPRISED OF THE WALTERS HISTORY GALLERIES, THE MONTMINY ART GALLERY, THE RIVER HORSE PAVILION, A GENEALOGY LIBRARY, A DIGITAL IMAGING LAB, AND THE HISTORIC BUILDINGS THAT COMPRISE THE VILLAGE AT JUNCTION. THE ALSO MANAGES AND CURATES THE HISTORIC MAPLEWOOD HOUSE IN COOPERATION WITH THE CITY OF COLUMBIA.

EXISTS TO EMPOWER ITS CLIENTS TO MEET THE CHALLENGES OF EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT, AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY IN AN EVER- CHANGING WORLD. ITS VISION IS THAT EVERY INDIVIDUAL WILL BE NOURISHED, EDUCATED, AND SUPPORTED IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE AND RESPECT TO PERMIT THEM TO ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL. CORE INCLUDE TRANSPORTATION FOR THE LOW-INCOME, ELDERLY AND DISABLED, REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT, EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, YOUTH , AND SOCIAL INCLUDING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AND HOLIDAY EVENTS.

HOME FOR CHILDREN AND ELDERLY

TO ASSIST WORTHY INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE AGED AND/OR INFIRM WITH THEIR FINANCIAL NEEDS AND LIVING EXPENSES.

COUNSELING FOR FINANCIALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS AND COUPLES

PROVIDES TUTORING AND MENTORING PROGRAM EMPOWERING CHILDREN FROM DISADVANTAGED BACKGROUNDS TO BECOME EDUCATED, SELF-SUFFICIENT ADULTS.

The organization provides affordable HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY, DISABLED AND Low income Persons and FAMILIES

ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, SPECIFICALLY RELATED TO PROVIDING DISADVANTAGED OR UNDERPRIVILEGED INDIVIDUALS WITH OUTDOOR ADVENTURES THAT THEY WOULD NOT OTHERWISE BE ABLE TO EXPERIENCE; ALSO TO PROMOTE HUNTER SAFETY, ESPECIALLY AMONG YOUTH HUNTERS

WAS FORMED WITH THE INTENTIONS OF HELPING THOSE WITH DISABILITIES TO LIVE A FULL, PRODUCTIVE, INDEPENDENT LIFE. THIS IS CURRENTLY ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH PARTNERING WITH THE DIVISION OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES TO PROVIDE CONSUMER DIRECTED SERVICES.

PROVIDE RESIDENTIAL RETIREMENT LIVING TO THE ELDERLY PEOPLE OF WICHITA and SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

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

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