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1		ST LOUIS, MO
2		ST CHARLES, MO
3		Kirksville, MO
4		KANSAS CITY, MO
5		ST LOUIS, MO
6		ST LOUIS, MO
7		HANNIBAL, MO
8		SPRINGFIELD, MO
9		KANSAS CITY, MO
10		JEFFERSON CITY, MO
11		Saint Charles, MO
12		KANSAS CITY, MO
13		KANSAS CITY, MO
14		SPRINGFIELD, MO
15		LEES SUMMIT, MO
16		ELLINGTON, MO
17		KANSAS CITY, MO
18		CHESTERFIELD, MO
19		Saint Louis, MO
20		Saint Louis, MO
21		COLUMBIA, MO
22		ELLISVILLE, MO
23		MARSHALL, MO
24		Blue Springs, MO
25		St Louis, MO
26		SAINT LOUIS, MO
27		SPRINGFIELD, MO
28		Chesterfield, MO
29		SAINT LOUIS, MO
30		KANSAS CITY, MO
31		KEYTESVILLE, MO
32		NEW HAVEN, MO
33		EXCELSIOR SPG, MO
34		SPRINGFIELD, MO
35		KANSAS CITY, MO
36		KEYTESVILLE, MO
37		Kansas City, MO
38		Saint Louis, MO
39		Chesterfield, MO
40		TAYLOR, MO
41		Saint Louis, MO
42		ST PETERS, MO
43		SAINT LOUIS, MO
44		FARMINGTON, MO
45		JEFFERSON CITY, MO

TO THE CARE AND CONSERVATION OF ELEPHANTS IN ALL -RANGE COUNTRIES

THE MISSION . IS TO ASSIST WOMEN FACING AN UNTIMELY PREGNANCY IN A CARING AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT. OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLE IS, "IT IS THE RIGHT EVERY PREGNANT WOMAN TO GIVE BIRTH, AND THE RIGHT EVERY CHILD TO BE BORN."

is dedicated to historical study and its relations with politics, economics, labor, business, environment, public policy, science, and arts.

TO CONSERVE, PROTECT, RESTORE LAND AND OPEN SPACE WITHIN THE KANSAS CITY REGION BENEFITTING THE COMMUNITY AND FUTURE GENERATIONS BY IMPROVING WATER QUALITY, CREATING RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNTITIES, PROTECTING LIFE AND PROPERTY, AND PRESERVE NATURAL AND CULTERAL HERITAGE.

DISCOVER/SHARE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PLANTS AND THEIR ENVIRONMENT IN ORDER TO PRESERVE AND ENRICH LIFE.

TO COORDINATE THE INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES OF THE STATE WITH SIMILAR ORGANIZATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AND ABROAD. TO AID IN THE PROTECTION AND CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES, TO PROMOTE CIVIC BEAUTIFICATION AND ENCOURAGE THE IMPROVEMENT OF ROADSIDES AND PARKS. TO ENCOURAGE THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF BOTANICAL GARDENS, ARBORETA AND HORTICULTURAL CENTERS FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, ENJOYMENT AND EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC. TO ADVANCE THE STUDY OF GARDENING, LANDSCAPE DESIGN, ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, FLORAL DESIGN AND HORTICULTURE AND ASSIST DESERVING STUDENTS THROUGH COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS IN THESE FIELDS OF ENDEAVOR. TO COOPERATE WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS FURTHERING THE INTERESTS OF HORTICULTURE, CONSERVATION, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND BEAUTIFICATION.

TO PROVIDE AN EXCELLENT LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION IN A DISTINCTIVELY CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT, THUS PREPARING STUDENTS FOR BOTH PERSONAL AND CAREER EFFECTIVENESS.

TO PROVIDE SHELTER, ADVOCACY AND EDUCATION TO SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC AND PROMOTE THE PRINCIPLE THAT ALL INDIVIDUALS HAVE THE RIGHT TO A LIFE FREE OF ABUSE. HARMONY HOUSE OFFERS WOMEN, MEN, AND THEIR CHILDREN EMERGENCY SHELTER, TRAUMA-INFORMED CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES, COMPREHENSIVE WRAP-AROUND SERVICES, AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS TO ALLOW SURVIVORS THE OPPORTUNITY TO HEAL BOTH EMOTIONALLY AND PHYSICALLY IN A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT. HARMONY HOUSE EMPOWERS SURVIVORS TO REBUILD INDEPENDENT LIVES BY FOSTERING WELLBEING AND CREATING POSSIBILITIES FOR LASTING CHANGE.

THE MISSION THE EDC IS TO DRIVE AND CREATE AN ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH BUSINESSES AND RESIDENTS CAN PROSPER AND GROW IN KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.

EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR QUALITY PROFESSIONALS.

To promote education by providing resources for our to use in their classrooms to enhance the learning environment for our students. To encourage our students in their academic endeavors.

AND REHABILITATION SERVICES FOR THE POOR AND HOMELESS IN A CHRIST-CENTERED ENVIRONMENT.

MECS MISSION IS TO HELP CREATE RESOURCEEFFICIENCY,ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND ECONOMIC VITALITY IN THE MIDWEST REGION.

TO PROVIDE HEALTH SERVICES AND EDUCATION TO COMMUNITY WITH AN EMPHASIS ON UNDER-SERVED AND MARGINALIZED POPULATIONS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PERSONS LIVING WITH OR AT RISK FOR HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (HIV), HEPATITIS C VIRUS (HCV), AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS (STI). SERVICES ARE PROVIDED IN A CONFIDENTIAL, CARING ENVIRONMENT.

IS TO INSPIRE STUDENTS TO ACHIEVE THEIR GOD GIVEN POTENTIAL THROUGH EXCELLENT ACADEMICS and TRAINING IN A COMPASSIONATE ENVIRONMENT

THE ORGANIZATIONS PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE PREVENTIVE CARE SERVICES AND EDUCATION. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO RESPOND TO THE RURAL CRISIS AMONG A TRADITIONALLY UNDERSERVED POPULATION. A TEAM OF VOLUNTEER AND STAFF PROFESSIONALS AND LAY CARE MANAGERS PROVIDE DIRECT CARE SERVICES THROUGH COMMUNITY-BASED GROUP ACTIVITIES, INDIVIDUAL HOME VISITS, AND SHORT-TERM RESIDENTIAL CARE AND SUPPORT SERVICES TO THE ELDERLY, AT-RISK FAMILIES, AND WOMEN AND CHILDREN AFFECTED BY ABUSE AND VIOLENCE. DIRECT SERVICES AND EDUCATION SUPPORT THE PREVENTION AND SELF-MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC DISEASE. AN EVIDENCE-BASED SEXUAL ABUSE PREVENTION AND EDUCATION PROGRAM, KNOWN AS DARKNESS TO LIGHT - STEWARDS OF CHILDREN IS PROVIDED TO SCHOOL STAFFS, CHURCHS AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS. THE PURPOSE IS TO TEACH ADULTS TO RECOGNIZE AND RESPOND APPROPRIATELY TO CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE AND TO CREATE SAFE ENVIRONMENTS FOR CHILDREN. THE ORGANIZATION SERVES SOME 1,005 PROGRAM PAR

TO BUILD SAFE ENVIRONMENTS THAT IGNITE POSITIVE CHANGE THROUGH LOVE AND OUTREACH.

TO PROVIDE AN ACADEMICALLY CHALLENGING AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT WHERE STUDENTS GAIN KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS NEEDED TO BECOME GLOBALLY MINDED CITIZENS WITH A PASSION FOR LIFE AND LEARNING.

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.

GREAT RIVERS ENVIRONMENTAL LAW CENTER

To create and sustain an outstanding collection of scenic and recreation areas, and to preserve and protect significant environmental areas and historical and cultural sites.

TO PROVIDE AN ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH LUTHERAN COLLEGE MEN CAN GROW SPIRITUALLY, SCHOLASTICALLY, AND SOCIALLY. WE PROVIDE A LIVING AND EDUCATION SPACE FOR THE COLLEGE MEMBER TO SHARE AND EXPERIENCE THE IDEALS OF THE ORGANIZATION.

MVC) IS KNOWN FOR ITS DYNAMIC, RICHLY DIVERSE, AND FRIENDLY EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT. MVC OFFERS MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO GROW IN MIND, BODY, AND SPIRIT AND GUIDES STUDENTS TO SUCCEED THROUGH PERSONAL INSTRUCTION AND INTELLECTUAL INQUIRY. GROUNDED IN THE LIBERAL ARTS, UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES EMPOWER STUDENTS TO MASTER INTERDISCIPLINARY SKILLS NEEDED TO SUCCEED IN A KNOWLEDGE-BASED GLOBAL SOCIETY. MVC OFFERS OVER 35 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS, STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITIES, EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, AND A WIDE VARIETY OF SPORTS. ABOVE ALL, MVC IS COMMITTED TO STUDENT SUCCESS.

To develop, promote, and facilitate a strong economic environment in which the business community can grow and prosper. The is to be the leading resource for business and an effective influential community partner.

THE IS ORGANIZED TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND BENEFIT TO THE FOR GIRLS FOR WHICH THE PROVIDES A SAFE, NURTURING AND STIMULATING ENVIRONMENT THAT ENABLES YOUNG WOMEN FROM DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS TO ACHIEVE ACADEMIC SUCCESS IN A COLLEGE PREPATORY PROGRAM TO BECOME LEADERS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES AND PROFESSIONS.

TO CREATE AN INDEPENDENT VOICE FOR THE DRAMATICALLY INCREASING DEMAND FOR EFFECTIVE PROTECTION, RESTORATION MANAGEMENT BY ADDRESSING WATER QUALITY, MANAGEMENT CONSERVATION SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIES CELEBRATE THE RIVERS CULTURE HISTORY

TO PREPARE LEARNERS FOR SUCCESS BY PROVIDING A PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION IN A UNIQUELY CHALLENGING AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT AND INSPIRE LIFE-LONG LEARNERS.

Services including medical hiring assistance etc as well as RSK Recycling Solutions - Recycling leather for program with Southwest A

MISSION OF IS TO HELP RISK YOUTH AGES 18 TO 25 YEARS OLD BETTER TRANSITION INTO ADULTHOOD BY PROVIDING MENTORING AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES IN CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT.

THE SPECIFIC AND PRIMARY PURPOSES FOR WHICH THIS CORPORATION IS FORMED AND FOR WHICH IT SHALL BE EXCLUSIVELY ADMINISTERED AND OPERATED ARE TO RECEIVE, ADMINISTER AND EXPEND FUNDS FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES EXCLUSIVELY TO SUPPORT KANSAS CITY RESCUE MISSION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT NECESSARILY LIMITED TO, RECEIVING, ADMINISTERING, AND EXPENDING FUNDS FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES EXCLUSIVELY TO SUPPORT ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND EMPLOYMENT TO INDIGENTS AND OTHERS IN NEED.

PROTECT AND RESTORE STREAMS AND WETLANDS THROUGHOUT THE MIDWEST; PROMOTE YOUTH EDUCATION IN OUTDOOR RECREATION, WILDLIFE, AGRICULTURE, AND CONSERVATION; AND SUPPORT LANDOWNERS FIGHTING STREAMBANK EROSION AND FLOODPLAIN LOSS.

PROVIDE FUNDING TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTE OUTDOOR EDUCATION AND ACTIVITIES AND CONSERVATION OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP OF OUR ANIMALS.

The mission of the corporation shall be to further advance promote the activities resources of the Recreation Department through education awareness conservation preservation which will positively impact the quality of life health well-being of residents visitors.

PROMOTION OF CONSERVATION AND OF HUNTING, FISHING, CAMPING, BOATING, AND OTHER SPORTING AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

THE FDN WAS ESTABLISHED AS A MEANS CULTIVATING MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIPS WITH COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS CC FOR THE SUSTAINABILITY VITAL PROGRAMS and SERVICES FOR PEOPLE IN NEED

PROTECT AND RESTORE STREAMS AND WETLANDS THROUGHOUT MIDWEST; PROMOTE YOUTH EDUCATION IN OUTDOOR RECREATION, WILDLIFE, AGRICULTURE, AND CONSERVATION; AND SUPPORT LANDOWNERS FIGHTING STREAMBANK EROSION AND FLOODPLAIN LOSS.

is a nonprofit social enterprise dedicated to advancing digital equity by providing affordable internet access, low-to-no cost computers, and digital literacy training to low income communities. We support this work through electronics recycling.

Fundraising and awareness building on behalf of non- profit organizations.

TO ALLEVIATE HUMAN SUFFERING THROUGH PROGRAM ACTIVITIES THAT PROVIDE ACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATER WHILE PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT. RE-PURPOSING GENTLY USED SHOES TO KEEP THEM OUT OF LOCAL LANDFILLS. SELLING USED SHOES GENERATES REVENUE TO SUPPORT WATER PROJECTS.

TO PROVIDE A POSITIVE, SAFE AND STRUCTURED EQUESTRIAN ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN, PARTICULARLY THOSE IN CRISIS, INCLUDING EMOTIONAL DIFFICULTIES, TERMINALLY ILL, DISABLED AND DISADVANTAGED THROUGH THE INTERACTION WITH HORSES.

PROVIDE HOUSING AND CARE FOR THE ELDERLY and ASSIST THEM WHILE ENJOYING A COMFORTABLE SAFE ENVIRONMENT

TO MEET THE EDUCATIONAL AND THERAPEUTIC NEEDS OF TROUBLED ADOLESCENTS, WHO FOR A VARIETY OF REASONS DO NOT FUNCTION SUCCESSFULLY IN A TRADITIONAL EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT.

PROMOTES THE COLLECTIVE AND CREATIVE RE-USE OF OUR BUILT ENVIRONMENT. SUSTAINED BY DECONSTRUCTING BUILDINGS SLATED FOR DEMOLITION, RETRAINING VETERAN COMMUNITY MEMBERS FOR CAREERS IN THE GREEN INDUSTRY, AND REFABRICATING BUILDING MATERIALS FOR RESALE.

TO PROVIDE RESOURCES, SUPPORT AND MINISTRY OPPORTUNITIES FOR AREA YOUTH AND TEENS TO GATHER TOGETHER IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT AND GROUP SETTINGS.

THE MEMBER-OWNED EMPLOYEES' EXISTS TO SERVE THE MEMBERS IN THE BEST WAY POSSIBLE WITHIN THE CONSTRAINTS OF MAINTAINING A SOUND FINANCIAL INSTITUTION.

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