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1		BIRMINGHAM, AL
2		BIRMINGHAM, AL
3		Northport, AL
4		Cuba, AL
5		BIRMINGHAM, AL
6		MONTGOMERY, AL
7		BIRMINGHAM, AL
8		Birmingham, AL
9		MOBILE, AL
10		BIRMINGHAM, AL
11		TUSCALOOSA, AL
12		HUNTSVILLE, AL
13		Huntsville, AL
14		Normal, AL
15		MOBILE, AL
16		MONTGOMERY, AL
17		FRISCO CITY, AL
18		McCalla, AL
19		Hoover, AL
20		MADISON, AL
21		HUNTSVILLE, AL
22		BIRMINGHAM, AL
23		BIRMINGHAM, AL
24		Birmingham, AL

PROVIDES RESPITE CARE AND TIME-LIMITED BREAKS FOR FAMILY AND OTHER UNPAID CAREGIVERS OF ADULTS WITH AN INTELLECTUAL OR COGNITIVE LOSS IN ORDER TO SUPPORT AND MAINTAIN THE PRIMARY CAREGIVING RELATIONSHIP.

EXCERPT FROM THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF , PART VI.(C), WHICH ESTABLISHED THE FOUNDATION: "...THE SHALL BE CONTINUED FOR THE PURPOSE OF MEDICAL RESEARCH. IT IS MY INTENTION, AND I HEREBY DIRECT, THAT THE NET INCOME FROM THE SHALL BE DISTRIBUTED ANNUALLY TO PERSONS AND/OR INSTITUTIONS ENGAGED IN MEDICAL TRAINING, AND/OR RESEARCH AND THIS LIMITATION SHALL BE BROADLY INTERPRETED. SUCH NET INCOME MAY BE USED FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, TUITION PAYMENTS, BOARD, ROOM, CLOTHING AND ANY OTHER COSTS CONNECTED WITH THE EDUCATION OF ANY STUDENT OR STUDENTS IN THE MEDICAL FIELD AND MAY ALSO BE USED FOR GRANTS TO MEDICAL SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES OR COLLEGES, NURSING SCHOOLS, TECHNICAL SCHOOLS OR ANY OTHER INSTITUTION INVOLVED IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINE. AS ADVISOR TO THE TRUSTEES IN CARRYING OUT THESE PURPOSES, I SELECT THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS IN WATERLOO, IOWA COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, THE CEDAR FALLS, IOWA SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE BLACK HAWK CO

To lend support to charities and organizations helping those affected by tragedies.

Assistance programs for youth senior citizens

IS ENGAGED IN PROVIDING SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES, PRIMARILY IN THE AREA OF HOUSING.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THOSE WHO ARE CURRENTLY ENGAGED IN AS A CAREER

IS A AWARD OF NO MORE THAN $4,000 TO A STUDENT ENTERING SAMFORD UNIVERSITY. STUDENTS WITH A BACKGROUND IN ATHLETICS, BAND, CHEERLEADING, DANCE, ETC. ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO APPLY. STRONG LEADERSHIP, CHARACTER, AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE ARE ALSO REQUIRED. RECIPIENTS ARE SELECTED ON A COMBINATION OF THE ABOVE FACTORS AS WELL AS FINANCIAL NEED.

A THAT NURTURES PERSONS IN THEIR DEVELOPMENT OF INTELLECT, CREATIVITY, FAITH, AND PERSONHOOD: FOSTERS ACADEMIC, CAREER, AND ETHICAL COMPENTENCY WHILE ENCOURAGING SOCIAL AND CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY AND SERVICE TO OTHERS.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING, HEALTHCARE AND OTHER RELATED SERVICES TO AGED AND IMPOVERISHED. CARE FOR ELDERLY IN SPIRIT HUMBLE SERVICE WHICH WAS RECEIVED FROM JEANNE JUGAN. THEY WELCOME ELDERLY AS THEY WOULD JESUS CHRIST HIMSELF AND SERVE THEM WITH LOVE AND RESPECT UNTIL DEATH.

TO INSPIRE ENABLE YOUNG PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY THOSE FROM DISADVANTAGED CIRCUMSTANCES, TO REALIZE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL AS PRODUCTIVE, RESPONSIBLE CARING CITIZENS.

WAS DEVELOPED TO STIMULATE, ENCOURAGE, FOSTER AND PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE THE ELDERLY AND MAKE THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY AWARE AND RESPONSIVE TO THE SPECIAL NEEDS AND INTERESTS THE ELDERLY AND TO BRING ABOUT CHANGES IN THE COMMUNITY TO HELP SATISFY THOSE NEEDS. IS COMMITTED TO THE LONG-RANGE GOAL INVOLVING AS MANY OLDER AS POSSIBLE IN LIFE-AFFIRMING SITUATIONS.

PROVIDE LOW-COST HOUSING FOR ELDERLY

TO ENABLE HOME BOUND TO LIVE AT HOME INDEPENDENTLY, SAFELY, WITH DIGNITY.

To garner galvanize support for in ways that are compatible with the objectives of the , which includes awarding scholarships to students engaging with to support the network with one another.

WAS FORMED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF TITLE 10-3A-1 ET SEQ, CODE OF ALABAMA 1975, WHICH SAID SECTIONS COMPRISE THE "ALABAMA NON-PROFIT CORPORATION ACT" TO PROVIDE ELDERLY PERSONS WITH HOUSING FACILITIES AND SERVICES SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO MEET THEIR PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, HAPPINESS AND USEFULNESS IN LONGER LIVING, THE CHARGES FOR SUCH FACILITIES AND SERVICES TO BE PREDICATED UPON THE PROVISION, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION THEREOF ON A NON-PROFIT BASIS.

PROVIDE GRANTS AND ASSISTANCE TO 501(c)(3) ORGANIZATIONS ASSISTING DISADVANTAGED, DISABLED, AND AT-RISK FAMILIES AND CHILDREN.

TO BE AN INTEGRAL PART OF MAKING THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE THROUGH THE AS A WHOLE, AS WELL AS, ENCOURAGING AND SUPPORTING OUR CONGREGATIONS AND COMMUNITIES IN THEIR JOURNEY HELPING TO BUILD PURPOSEFUL AND PRODUCTIVE LIVES.

To provide social, economic, health, Christian education to the community, Provide financial assistance to the aged, single parent, disabled veterans children in distress. Provide disaster assistance to those in need. Low-Income monetary assistance.

Provided financial assistance to underprivilaged indivduals, widows and orphans as designed charitable purpose

THE PLAN IS A PARTIALLY SELF-INSURED EMPLOYER PLAN. CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE PLAN ARE PROVIDED BY EMPLOYEE SALARY DEFERRALS AND BY DIRECT CONTRIBUTIONS FROM , INC., THE PLAN SPONSOR. ALL FULL-TIME EMPLOYEES ARE ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE. THE PLAN IS SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT INCOME SECURITY ACT OF 1974 (ERISA).

TO CARRY THE FOR OTHERS IN OUR COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS DESIGNED TO AID INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WHO ARE FINANCIALLY DISADVANTAGED, LACK ACCESS TO BASIC HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, OR ARE OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED AND REQUIRE THE ASSISTANCE OF OTHERS TO MEET THEIR BASIC NEEDS FOR FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER, MEDICAL CARE AND OTHER FUNDAMENTAL NEEDS.

IT IS THE MISSION OF , ., TO ENHANCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOW TO MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS THROUGH THE LEVERAGING OF FUNDING FROM PRIVATE BUSINESS, FEDERAL, STATE, COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL ENTITIES IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY ESCAPE POVERTY AND ACHIEVE SELF- SUFFICIENCY.

PROVIDE LOW COST HOUSING TO THE ELDERLY and DISABLED

Regional Partner Summits: In 2021, surveyed nonprofit partners most pressing community needs to serve as a catalyst for local action and learning. These data collection efforts were coupled with convenings featuring panel discussions focused on inclusive economic recovery and underscored the need for more racially equitable programs, policies and increased opportunities for systematically disadvantaged individuals and small businesses.

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