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151		TUSCALOOSA, AL
152		BIRMINGHAM, AL
153		Auburn, AL
154		JACKSONVILLE, AL
155		VESTAVIA, AL
156		Birmingham, AL
157		MOBILE, AL
158		BIRMINGHAM, AL
159		BIRMINGHAM, AL
160		FOLEY, AL
161		BIRMINGHAM, AL
162		Mobile, AL
163		DOTHAN, AL
164		DECATUR, AL
165		TUSCALOOSA, AL
166		BIRMINGHAM, AL
167		HOOVER, AL
168		Huntsville, AL
169		Montgomery, AL
170		Sylacauga, AL
171		TUSCALOOSA, AL
172		Decatur, AL
173		Cullman, AL
174		HOMEWOOD, AL
175		RUSSELLVILLE, AL
176		Piedmont, AL
177		TUSCALOOSA, AL
178		Huntsville, AL
179		BIRMINGHAM, AL
180		CULLMAN, AL
181		MOULTON, AL
182		Birmingham, AL
183		HUNTSVILLE, AL
184		Vestavia, AL
185		AUBURN, AL
186		SPANISH FORT, AL
187		BIRMINGHAM, AL
188		Birmingham, AL
189		Auburn, AL
190		GADSDEN, AL
191		Mountain Brook, AL
192		Birmingham, AL
193		Montgomery, AL
194		DECATUR, AL
195		VESTAVIA HILLS, AL
196		Scottsboro, AL
197		BIRMINGHAM, AL
198		MADISON, AL
199		Prattville, AL
200		SAMSON, AL

PROVIDE HOUSING, MEALS and SUPPORT FOR AN UNDERGRADUATE CHAPTER A NATIONAL COLLEGIATE SOCIAL SORORITY.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE KATE DUNCAN SMITH , A QUALIFIED TAX EXEMPT ENTITY

Maintaining Lane House on the AL Register Landmarks using it to provide charitable literary historical cultural educational progs

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT THE GOALS OF HOUSE PROGRAMS AT JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSTIY, BY PROVIDING ADDITIONAL LEADERSHIP, QUIDANCE AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE HOUSE PROGRAM. TO UNITE BOTH THE PRIVATE AND BUSINESS COMMUNITIES IN ACTIVELY AND COOPERATIVELY SUPPORTING THE EFFORTS OF THE HOUSE FOUNDANTION, INC.

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR QUALIFYING STUDENTS THROUGH GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS.

PROVIDE COMMUNITY SERVICES AND SERVE NEEDS OF VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE TOWN OF CHATOM, ALABAMA FOR THE SOLE USE AND BENEFIT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY LIBRARY FOR THE EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL BENEFIT OF THE RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, ALABAMA.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO OTHER 501C3 ORGANIZATIONS

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN IN STATE OF

MISSIONARY ASSISTANCE - PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT MISSIONARIES.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL AID TO EMPLOYEES WHO HAVE SUFFERED A FINANCIAL HARDSHIP.

The facilitates the provision of quality pro bono legal assistance by to low income citizens of Southwest in certain types of legal matters.

PROVIDE ORGANIZED TO APPX.3500 PARTICIPANTS AND CONDUCT SIX YOURNAMENTS. ENHANCE THE LIVES OF YOUNGSTERS 13-18 YRS. OF AGE THROUGH YOUTH BASEBALLAND THE AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO FOSTER FAMILIES

TO PROMOTE THE LONG TERM PRESERVATION OF FEDERALLY ASSISTED AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF LOW INCOME FOR THE BENEFIT OF LOW INCOME PERSONS AND FAMILIES, PARTICULARLY IN RURAL AREAS AND SMALL TOWNS.

TO IMPROVE SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH SPECTRUM DISORDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY.

To provide financial support to Christian ministry organizations.

Provide resources to Ugandan primary nd secondary schools to include reading books, dictionaries, supplemental text books, encyclopedia, and teacher resources. Provide scholarships to students and teachers. Design and construct schools. Train Ugandan teachers in literacy skills.

To engage in charitable activities and extend financial aid through grants, gifts, contributions and other aid or assistance to qualified individuals. To encourage, promote, and support the education youth and manage related facilities and services for the benefit residents the area.

SEE PART III STATEMENT

THE CORPORATION PLANS TO HOST LOCAL, REGIONAL AND STATEWIDE CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS TO GIVE PARTICIPANTS OPPORTUNITIES TO SHARE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCES WHILE LEARNING FROM OTHERS WHO HAVE FORGED THE PATH TO PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS; COMMISSION AND FUND RESEARCH INITIATIVES ABOUT ISSUES OF SPRECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN OF ALL AGES IN , INCLUDING EDUCATION, HEALTH, FINANCE, AND COMMUNITY SERVICES; PROVIDE TOOLS, INFORMATION AND PERSONAL NARRITIVES TO ASSIST WOMEN, GIRLS AND ORGANIZATIONS ACHEIVE SUCCESS IN ; AND PROVIDE GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL AND PUBLIC SERVICE PROJECTS THAT SERVE WOMEN IN .

EMPOWER AND SUSTAIN AL COMMUNITIES

Grants for Teachers and Faculty- 25377.22

THE EXISTS TO SUPPORT THE STAFF AND STUDENTS OF SCHOOL (THE "SCHOOL") BY PROVIDING AND PROMOTING A DEDICATED AND INNOVATIVE COMMUNITY OF PARENTS, TEACHERS AND SUPPORTERS THROUGH THE VOLUNTEERING OF TIME AND TALENTS, THE DEMONSTRATION OF EXCEPTIONAL CHARACTER AND THE MANAGEMENT AND ALLOCATION OF FUNDRAISING.

TO PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN AID FOR FOOD, CLOTHING, HOUSING, EDUCATION, CONSULTING SERVICES AND TRANSPORTATION FOR MOORISH AMERICANS AND TO UPLIFT FALLEN HUMANITY

Raise funds and award scholarships in memory of Meagan McCain

THE IS A 501(C)3 ABORTION AND REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE ORGANIZATION SERVING ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, AND THE DEEP SOUTH. WE ENVISION A SOCIETY IN WHICH REPRODUCTIVE DECISIONS ARE MADE FREE FROM COERCION, SHAME, OR STATE INTERFERENCE. A SOCIETY IN WHICH INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES HAVE AUTONOMY IN MAKING HEALTHY CHOICES REGARDING THEIR BODIES AND THEIR FUTURES. WE COMMIT OURSELVES TO COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND EMPOWERMENT, POLICY ADVOCACY, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SYSTEMS OF MUTUAL AID TO ENSURE THAT OUR FRIENDS, FAMILIES, AND NEIGHBORS NEVER GO WITHOUT THE THINGS THEY NEED.

To actively reach out to the homeless veterans in our community year-round. We specialize in a one-weekend-a-year community-based intervention event, in a safe and welcoming environment, where veterans receive meals, showers, clothing and personal hygiene items; medical and dental attention; spiritual advice; and learn about other life-improving services and opportunities that may be available through Federal, State, and Local agencies.

TO UNIFY AND MOBILIZE TALENTS AND RESOURCES OF WOMEN TO PLAY A PART IN FULFILLING THE GREAT COMMISSION, AS WE SERVE -BASED MINISTRIES THROUGH FINANCIAL GRANTS.

THE MISSION OF IS TO SERVE THE FAMILIES and COMMUNITY AS NEEDS ARISE. THE MAIN FOCUS IS TO BENEFIT THE STEPHEN K. GRIFFITH FUND TO RAISE MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS AND FILL THE TREMENDOUS GAP IN MENTAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES AVAILABLE IN OUR COMMUNITY.

PREVENTING SUICIDE AND SELF HARM THROUGH MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION AND SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS, TEACHERS AND COMMUNITIES.

Providing affordable low income housing, tutoring and a food pantry

ROS IS A GROUP OF WOMEN WHO IS DEDICATED TO RAISING MONEY AND AWARENESS FOR LOCAL NON-PROFITS THAT BENEFIT NORTH ALABAMAS WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

Provide support for Law Enforcement Officers and Families

SEEKS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO STUDENTS AND FAMILIES ATTENDING PROGRAM AT AUBURN UNIVERSITY. PROGRAM IS A COMPREHENSIVE TRANSITION PROGRAM (CTP) FOR STUDENTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES. PROGRAM PROVIDES A POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES TO ENGAGE IN A TWO OR FOUR-YEAR CAMPUS EXPERIENCE.

TO FUND INNOVATIVE PEDIATRIC CANCER RESEARCH THAT ACCELERATES THE PACE OF PROGRESS AND SAVES YOUNG LIVES WHILE HELPING TO SUPPORT OUR LOCAL CHILDREN AND FAMILIES BATTLING THIS HORRIFIC DISEASE.

FUNDRAISING FOR EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

The Mission of is to transform futures and advance by re-engineering education and workforce systems. The has two primary components: (1) youth apprenticeships, which provide City School (BCS) juniors and seniors with paid, high-quality work-based learning experiences and (2) postsecondary financial support, which enables BCS graduates to attend in-state, public institutions tuition-free. The goal is to serve at lease 10,000 BCS students by 2030.

The received over 500 applications for tuition housing support. We made payments on scholarships residential fees Laptops to 14 scholars in colleges in Ghana. Recipients are Daniel Kwame Walker Thomas Amonoo-Benson Hildagard Maisha Musah Kudjoe Manfred Philip Nii Nortey Seth Agyei Peprah Talita Anokye Abdul Rahaman Lansah Reagan Bolouvi. Jennifer Mumuni Rejoice B. Kojopeni Hayford Kankam-Boadu Sarah Jalima Sophie Abiw https: www.jequansahfoundation.org recipients

THE INITIAL PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIPS. ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES WILL BE TO ENHANCE EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE, HOUSING AND SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS BY PARTNERING WITH OTHER NONPROFITS AND RESOURCES

We know first hand how expensive it is to raise a child with special needs. Wheelchairs, adaptive equipment, and therapies can run thousands of dollars and are not always fully covered by insurance. While we are very thankful for insurance, there is a gap in coverage where these things are either not covered at all or the deductibles and copays put added stress to an already difficult situation. Our goal is to assist families who are in this financial gap. Let us take some of the burden off of your shoulders so you can enjoy life with your incredibly special family member.

The is a nonprofit organization dedicated to planting the seeds to help young artists bloom. We create and facilitate multi-medium programming and curriculum geared towards helping youth create collaborative art projects facilitate art workshops for artists of all ages and create and host events that showcase artists of color.

To provide or low-cost maintenance and repair to low-income individuals and families.

THE MISSION OF IS TO BE ABLE TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO PEOPLE AND FAMILIES IN NEED, WITHIN THE . THE BELIEF OF "LOVE THY NEIGHBOR" IS OUR GOAL TO REACH EACH AND EVERY DAY. WE SHOW SUPPORT TO OUR NEIGHBORS BOTH FINANCIALLY AND THROUGH OTHER MINISTRIES, SUCH AS WHEELCHAIR RAMPS, GIVING OF CLOTHING, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, AND OTHER ITEMS AT OUR DISPOSAL WHICH WILL HELP A NEIGHBOR.

TO PROVIDE TAX-CREDITED SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOW-INCOME HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO ATTEND THE PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SCHOOL OF THEIR CHOICE.

To provide financial support for and empower businesses and their employees in , Alabama during difficult economic conditions until such time as the businesses are able to recover and operate independently.

OUR MISSION IS TO HELP PATIENTS EXCEL DURING THE FIGHT AGAINST CANCER. THE IS COMMITTED TO IMPROVING THE LIVES OF PATIENTS AND FAMILIES THROUGHOUT CENTRAL THROUGH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES AND RESOURCES TO EASE THE BURDENS FACED BY THOSE FIGHTING CANCER.

TO INSTILL IN INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES THAT HAVE BEEN HURT, SICK, WRONGED, FORGOTTEN, OR DISADVANTAGED BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO RELIEVE HARDSHIP AND PAIN CUASED BY THESE UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

is dedicated to improving well-being of children their families. is committed to improving quality of life for those in underserved communities. is rooted in service; therefore, it offers insight on academic career paths through sharing of both individual collective experiences. It also presents students with information strategies which empower them to create their own opportunities maximize their full potential.

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