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1		ST LOUIS, MO
2		St Louis, MO
3		ST LOUIS, MO
4		Springfield, MO
5		SUNRISE BEACH, MO
6		FENTON, MO
7		ST LOUIS, MO
8		COLUMBIA, MO
9		ST LOUIS, MO
10		Albany, MO
11		Saint Louis, MO
12		Raymore, MO
13		Bolivar, MO
14		Bridgeton, MO
15		FORDLAND, MO
16		KANSAS CITY, MO
17		Saint Louis, MO
18		ST LOUIS, MO
19		KANSAS CITY, MO
20		PLATTE CITY, MO
21		LEES SUMMIT, MO
22		COLUMBIA, MO
23		Saint Louis, MO
24		Saint Louis, MO
25		WASHINGTON, MO
26		CAMDENTON, MO
27		FORT LEONARD WOOD, MO
28		St Louis, MO
29		SHELBINA, MO
30		ST LOUIS, MO
31		Dexter, MO
32		WENTZVILLE, MO
33		BRANSON, MO
34		VILLAGE OF LOCH LLOYD, MO
35		ST LOUIS, MO
36		SAINT LOUIS, MO
37		COLUMBIA, MO
38		Saint Louis, MO
39		JEFFERSON CITY, MO
40		ST LOUIS, MO
41		Grandview, MO
42		Saint Louis, MO
43		Springfield, MO
44		ST LOUIS, MO
45		ST LOUIS, MO
46		ROLLA, MO
47		TARKIO, MO
48		KANSAS CITY, MO
49		KANSAS CITY, MO

TO SPONSOR AND ORGANIZE AN ANNUAL MEMORIAL BREAKFAST FOR FAMILIES OF OFFICERS WHO HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE LINE OF DUTY.

Professional IT Networking and Community Giveback Association

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE . TO PROMOTE SAVINGLIVES OF THOSE WHO LIVE, WORK IN, OR VISIT THE CITY OF . ; ANDTO PROTECT THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF THE PROFESSIONAL LIFESAVERS OF THEFIRE AS THEY CARRY OUT THEIR DUTIES.

Death Gratuity Benefit to Survivors of Public Safety Officers Killed in the line of Duty

Training

TO RAISE FUNDS PRIMARILY THROUGH A TOURNAMENT EVENT TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE CAUSES SUPPORTING POLICE OFFICERS, FIREFIGHTERS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND OTHER CHARITABLE CAUSES.

THE CHARITABLE PURPOSES THE CORPORATION ARE (1) EDUCATING THE PUBLIC, LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS TO PROMOTE QUALITY AND PROFESSIONALISM IN LAW ENFORCEMENT,(2) LESSENING NEIGHBORHOOD TENSIONS AND BURDENS GOVERNMENT, AND (3) PROVIDING EMERGENCY, APPROVED ASSISTANCE AND RELIEF TO DISTRESSED LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, PERSONNEL, AND THEIR RESPECTIVE FAMILIES.

THE PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO MASTER MASONS, THEIR WIVES OR WIDOWS, FEMALE MEMBERS THE ORDER THE EASTERN STAR AND CHILDREN. ASSISTANCE IS ALSO PROVIDED STATEWIDE TO CHILDREN THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP WITH LODGES AND CHAPTERS WHO IDENTIFY CHILDREN IN NEED SCHOOL SUPPLIES, WINTER ATTIRE AND OTHER ITEMS OR PROJECTS. IN ADDITION, THE PARTNERS WITH LODGES AND CHAPTERS TO HELP GIVE VETERANS THE OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT THEIR MEMORIAL THROUGH THE HONOR FLIGHT PROGRAM OR TO ACTIVE MILITARY THROUGH CARE PACKAGES. IT IS THE GOAL THE TO REACH OUT STATEWIDE FINANCIALLY AND NON-FINANCIALLY TO THOSE ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS IN DISTRESS THROUGH THE OUTREACH SERVICES PROGRAMS.

HELPING OTHERS HELP THEMSELVES BY PROVIDING TRAINING AND INCOME OPPORTUNITIES TO INDIVIDUALS MEETING ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS.

To promote systems that maintain and enhance the quality of life for older persons in their home and long-term care facility environment.

A CHOICE FOOD PANTRY THAT PROVIDES FRESH FOOD DONATED FROM LOCAL GROCERS, RESTAURANTS AND CATERERS AS WELL AS CAN GOODS AND FROZEN FOODS. WHEN AVAILABLE, PERSONAL CARE ITEMS ARE ALSO PROVIDED.

Helping the homeless providing financial aid to the school and police Providing meals for the elderly and lunches for child and adults alike

Ministry provides a thrift store to assist needy families in the community. Store provides used clothing, furniture, appliances, and various household items.

To assist those in need by providing resources or referrals for help, and incentive and support for families and individuals to provide for themselves when possible. To assist the in the responsible distribution of resources to those in need who live in the Pattonville and Ritenour School Districts. To provide a witness to the of the unity found in Christian service which transcends denominational ties and to provide opportunities to strengthen and promote understanding between people and groups.

THE SELLS CLEAN USED CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS DONATED BY THE FOR CENTS EACH. THE PROCEEDS FROM SALES AND DONATIONS ARE USED TO ASSIST MEMBERS IN NEED WITH UTILITY EXPENSES. ASSISTANCE IS ALSO GIVEN TO FIRE VICTIMS, AREA SCHOOL PROGRAMS, AND MISSION WORK. AN AVERAGE OF 400 PEOPLE PATRONIZE THE WEEKLY ORGANIZATION ASSISTED OVER 41 MEMBERS IN 2021

TO PROVIDE MENTORING PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH PROGRAMING FOCUSING THROUGH RECREATIONAL ATHLETICS AND OTHER AVENUES TO ASSIST THE PARTICIPANTS IN DEVELOPING LIFE SKILLS NEEDED FOR EDUCATION AND EMPOYMENT.

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.

DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN A DIGITAL ENCYCLOPEDIA AND LIBRARY OF MATERIAL AND AN ELECTRONIC PORTAL TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO THESE ITEMS.

THE PURPOSES FOR THE ARE FOR PROMOTING AND FURTHERING EDUCATION IN THE STATE OF MISSOURI BY AIDING, EXTENDING, FURTHERING AND CALLING TO PUBLIC ATTENTION THE WORK OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI AT KANSAS CITY AND BY SUPPORTING, MAINTAINING AND DIRECTING TO EDUCATIONAL ENDS THE ACTIVITIES OF THE AND FORMER STUDENTS OF SAID UNIVERSITY; TO DEMONSTRATE LOYALTY TO ALMA MATER, SHARE IN ITS PROBLEMS AND PROGRESS, FORM A CLOSER BOND AMONG THE , ADMINISTER AND SUPPORT A PROGRAM PARTICIPATED IN BY FROM ALL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES WITHIN THE UNIVERSITY, AND DO ALL THINGS RELATED THERETO.

TO PROMOTE AND FACILITATE ENGINEERING SUPPORT FOR NATIONAL SECURITY BY DEVELOPING AND ENHANCING RELATIONSHIPS AND COMPETENCIES AMONG UNIFORMED SERVICES, PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SECTOR ENGINEERS AND RELATED PROFESSIONALS.

THE IS AN ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO SERVING PRIMARILY DISABLED AND DISADVANTAGED IN THE GREATER KANSAS CITY METROPLEX AREA. FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THESE "SPECIAL ", WE HAVE DEDICATED AND ARE COMMITTED TO MAINTAIN THE . OUR MISSION IN PROVIDING THE FOR USE BY ORGANIZATIONS WHO SERVE OUR DISABLED AND DISADVANTAGED IS TO PROVIDE THESE WITH: A MEMORABLE, SAFE AND PLEASANT CAMPING EXPERIENCE THAT OTHERWISE THEY COULD NOT HAVE. AN OPPORTUNITY TO INTERACT WITH OTHERS IN AN ENVIRONMENT THAT CHALLENGES THEIR DEVELOPMENT OF INTERPERSONAL AND SOCIAL INTERACTIVE SKILLS. AN EXPERIENCE THAT WILL BUILD THEIR CONFIDENCE IN THEMSELVES AND IN OTHERS WHO ARE DEEPLY CONCERNED WITH THEIR WELL-BEING. ABOVE ALL ELSE, WE BELIEVE THE UNIQUE CAMPING EXPERIENCE WE CAN AFFORD OUR , THROUGH USE OF OUR , WILL ASSIST IN BUILDING THEIR CHACTER AND ADD AN ELEMENT OF LIGHT TO THEIR LIVES THAT WILL IMPACT THEIR A

TO PERFORM MEDICAL IN THE MEDICAL SUBSPECIALTIES OF ORTHOPAEDICS AND MUSCULO-SKELETAL DEFORMITIES AND DISEASES, AND SUCH OTHER DISCIPLINES OR SUBSPECIALTIES AS THE BOARD MAY DETERMINE APPROPRIATE;2.TO APPLY FOR, SEEK, SOLICIT, OBTAIN, HOLD, MANAGE, SPEND AND DISBURSE SUCH GRANTS, GIFTS, AND/OR ANY OTHER PAYMENT OR SOURCE OF FUNDING TO AND FOR PERFORMING SUCH MEDICAL , AND TO PUBLISH MEDICAL DISSERTATIONS, TREATISES, STUDIES AND REPORTS OF ALL TYPES AND DESCRIPTIONS IN MEDICAL JOURNALS OR OTHER PUBLICATIONS, AS THE BOARD DEEMS APPROPRIATE;3.TO ASSIST PHYSICIANS, INCLUDING THOSE AFFILIATED WITH COLUMBIA ORTHOPAEDIC GROUP, L.L.P., IN DETERMINING THEEFFICACY OF VARIOUS TREATMENT MODALITIES, SURGICAL PROCEDURES, AND PROTOCOLS, AND TO ASSIST THEM IN PUBLICATION OF TRIALS AND CONDUCTED WITH THEIR ASSISTANCE;4.TO HIRE OR OTHERWISE OBTAIN OR RETAIN SERVICES OF PERSONS SKILLED IN CONDUCTING OR SUPPORTING MEDICAL FOR THE CORPORATION.

Provide baby essentials (clothes, blankets, diapers, wipes, etc.)and play yards for safe sleep to mothers or families requiring assistance. Many clothing items receivedas well as those purchased are gently used.

and emergency hardship assistance

GIVES YOUNG PEOPLE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 41 THE TOOLS THEY NEED TO BUILD THE BRIDGES OF SUCCESS FOR THEMSELVES IN THE AREAS OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, MANAGEMENT SKILLS, INDIVIDUAL TRAINING, COMMUNITY SERVICE, AND INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIONS.

PROVIDES RESOURCES TO ASSIST IN THE REBUILDING THE LIVES SURVIVING FAMILIES AND CO-WORKERS AFFECTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS KILLED IN THE LINE--DUTY AS DETERMINED BY FEDERAL CRITIERIA. PROVIDES TRAINING TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ON SURVIVOR ISSUES.

The MPRA is a non-profit organization that promotes the history and preserves the traditions of the Corps Regiment while supporting Leadership,soldiers and families Army wide.

persons residing in Neighborhood qualify for assistance with health care costs if they are financially unable to provide for such needs themselves.

RECEIVE AND DISTRIBUTE AND RELATED ITEMS TO HELP MEET THE NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF LOWER INCOME AREA RESIDENTS.

THE FOUNDATION WILL MAKE DISASTER RELIEF AND EMERGENCY HARDSHIP PAYMENTS TO INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE EMPLOYEES OF WWT.

To change current emergency treatment protocols for patients with rare and chronic conditions and to provide education for both EMS and patient families.

The Corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, educational, and scientific purposes as specified Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, including for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. The Corporation is a Public Benefit Corporation with the specific purpose to restore to families within our community who are struggling or down on their luck, by means of providing items like school supplies and holiday gifts.

TO SUPPORT LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

THE SUPPORTS PROGRAMS THROUGH GRANTMAKING IN FIVE KEY AREAS: EDUCATION AND SCHOOL CHOICE WITH AN EMPHASIS IN CATHOLIC EDUCATION; PEDIATRIC CANCER RESEARCH; PUBLIC PARKS; LAW ENFORCEMENT; AND THE ARTS. PROFESSIONAL FEES ARE SPLIT 60% TO NET INVESTMENT INCOME/PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT AND 40% TO GRANT MANAGEMENT.

INVESTS IN EDUCATORS AND SCHOOL SYSTEMS EAGER TO BUILD CAPACITY REQUIRED TO MAKE SIGNIFICANT AND MEASURABLE CHANGE.

THE (THE "") PROVIDES FINANCIAL GRANTS TO EMPLOYEES AND PARTNERS ("ASSOCIATES") OF THE FINANCIAL COMPANIES, L.L.L.P. AND ITS DIRECT AND INDIRECT AFFILIATES (" ") WHO HAVE SUFFERED A SUBSTANTIAL ECONOMIC LOSS AS A RESULT OF A "QUALIFIED ," AS DEFINED IN SECTION 139 OF THE CODE.

Molly's focuses on assisting the surviving families and affected co-workers of Missouri law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty.

The helps families with children or similar arrangements by providing clothing, diapers, furniture, and other items at no cost. We want to support families as they focus on the children in their care.

TO PERFORM FUNCTIONS INCLUDING CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATION, SCIENTIFIC LITERARY, TESTING FOR PUBLIC SAFETY, FOSTERING NATIONAL OR INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR SPORTS COMPETITION, OR PREVENTING CRUELTY TO CHILDREN OR ANIMALS, OR OTHER LAWFUL CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES.

THE MISSION OF (HACF) IS TO ESTABLISH A KIDENY CENTER IN SUDAN CALLED HACF KIDNEY CENTER, WHICH WILL HELP PATIENTS WITH KIDNEY (RENAL)PROBLEMS IN SUDAN. KIDNEY PROBLEMS ARE VERY COMMON IN SUDAN AND THE OVERALL KIDNEY CARE IS SUB-OPTIMAL FOR REASONS INCLUDING FINANCIAL CONSTRAINTS AND THE HEALTH CARE SYSTEM. HACF KIDNEY CENTER WILL PROVIDE ACCESSIBLE AND FREE DIALYSIS AND FUTURE TRANSPLANT AND OTHER RENAL SERVICES TO OUR VERY NEEDY AND POOR RENAL PATIENTS, WHO ARE LOOKING FOR ANY FORM OF HELP. THE LONG TERM GOAL OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO BUILD A MODEL SYSTEM WHICH ENABLES THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE STANDARDS OF RENAL CARE, AND THEREFORE WILL SERVICE AS A REFERENCE CENTER TO GUIDE OTHER CENTERS IN SUDAN. THE CENTER WILL BE RUN BY A US-TRAINED NEPHROLOGIST AND WILL BE TOTALLY CONTROLLED BY HACF, WHICH WILL ENABLE THE TRANSFER OF OUR EXPERTISE FROM USA TO SUDAN. THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION INCLUDES : (1) PROVIDING ACCESSIBLE AND FREE CARE TO DESPERATE R

Our mission is to provide relief to individuals in need suffering from a crisis through items including, but not limited to, furniture, financial assistance, food and clothing.

Make grants to support community policing regional law enforcement and justice iniativies, focusing on making St Louis a safer place to live and do business.

Charitable non-profit created to support public safety personnel who are experiencing financial hardships, as well as other organizations that support public safety.

MPA) PROVIDES GRANTS FOR THE STRENGTHENING AND EXPANSION OF PROGRAMS , TO EMPOWER THOSE LIVING EXTREME POVERTY TO LIFT THEMSELVES UP WITH DIGNITY THROUGH ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES AND EDUCATION.

TO ENSURE THE FUNDING NECESSARY TO BUILD AND ASSEMBLE CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS AND INFRASTRUCTURE, TO EMPOWER, ENABLE EQUAL ACCESS, AND LOWER BARRIERS TO MARKET ENTRY , FOR UNDERSERVED AND UNDERPRIVILEGED COMMUNITIES.

THE MISSION OF THE SOCIETY IS TO SUPPORT RESEARCH, EDUCATION, PRACTICE TO IMPROVE THE UNDERSTANDING, CREATING, ANALYSIS, USE OF MAPS TO SUPPORT EFFECTIVE DECISION-MAKING IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE. THE SOCIETY SERVES AS A FORUM FOR THE EXCHANGE OF ORIGINAL CONCEPTS, TECHNIQUES, APPROACHES EXPERIENCES BY THOSE WHO DESIGN, IMPLEMENT, USE , GEOGRAPHICAL SYSTEMS, RELATED GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES.

Funds to Community Hospital Association "CHA" Fairfax MO -- help purchase MRI. CHA is critical access hospital which provides inpatient outpatient and emergency services to citizens of Atchison Holt and Nodaway Counties Missouri and adjacent areas in Nebraska and Kansas.

THE (BTA) IS AN INTERNATIONAL NOT-FOR-PROFIT TRADE SERVING INDEPENDENT DEALERS, VALUE-ADDED RESELLERS, SYSTEMS INTEGRATORS, MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS IN THE OFFICE INDUSTRY. BTA HELPS ITS MEMBERS PROFIT THROUGH A WIDE VARIETY OF SERVICES, INCLUDING FREE LEGAL ADVICE AND GUIDANCE; BENCHMARKING STUDIES AND REPORTS; INFORMATION ON THE LATEST NEWS, TRENDS AND PRODUCTS IN THE INDUSTRY; STRONG EDUCATIONAL OFFERINGS; AND INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC PUBLICATIONS.

FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT FOR THE FIRST RESPONDER COMMUNITY.

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