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151		AUBURN UNIVERSITY, AL
152		HUNTSVILLE, AL
153		TUSCALOOSA, AL
154		Auburn, AL
155		VESTAVIA, AL
156		Birmingham, AL
157		BIRMINGHAM, AL
158		ATMORE, AL
159		FOLEY, AL
160		Red Bay, AL
161		Andalusia, AL
162		FAIRHOPE, AL
163		DECATUR, AL
164		Opp, AL
165		Decatur, AL
166		BIRMINGHAM, AL
167		CHELSEA, AL
168		TUSCALOOSA, AL
169		Decatur, AL
170		Cullman, AL
171		Opp, AL
172		ATHENS, AL
173		HARTSELLE, AL
174		Piedmont, AL
175		CULLMAN, AL
176		Huntsville, AL
177		BIRMINGHAM, AL
178		MOULTON, AL
179		HUNTSVILLE, AL
180		Vestavia, AL
181		AUBURN, AL
182		BIRMINGHAM, AL
183		Birmingham, AL
184		GADSDEN, AL
185		GREENVILLE, AL
186		Mountain Brook, AL
187		Birmingham, AL
188		Montgomery, AL
189		DECATUR, AL
190		Scottsboro, AL
191		ODENVILLE, AL
192		Prattville, AL
193		Vestavia, AL
194		CHELSEA, AL
195		ATHENS, AL
196		McCalla, AL
197		MOBILE, AL
198		TRUSSVILLE, AL
199		MONTGOMERY, AL
200		Hoover, AL

AUBURN UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF FOR THE H IN FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS AND/OR GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS; PAID OUT

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE IN THROUGH CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

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

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

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 ASSISTANCE TO SELECTED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

SCHOLARSHIPS

MISSIONARY ASSISTANCE - PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT MISSIONARIES.

The organization made distributions of tuition scholarships to children of residents in low income government in , Alabama during the year

THE MISSION OF IS TO OFFER NON MEDICAL RELATED FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO FAMILIES WITH SICK AND INJURED CHILDREN FROM THIS AREA WHO NEED SPECIALIZED CARE NOT AVAILABLE LOCALLY. THIS CAN INCLUDE BUT ISNT LIMITED TO TRANSPORTATION, FOOD, AND OR LODGING MONEY.

SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED PER OPERATING DOCUMENT 21 AWARDS @ $3,000.00 AND 1 AWARD @ $1,500.00

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO FOSTER FAMILIES

Provide financial assistance to employees and students.

Funds to provide scholarships to employees of Lumber Mill, Inc. and scholarships at Auburn University School of Forestry

SUPPORT THE MADISON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM BY PROVIDING COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATES OF MADISON COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS WHO ARE WITHOUT SUFFICIENT FINANCIAL MEANS TO PROVIDE FULLY FOR THEIR COLLLEGE EDUCATION.

TO MINISTER TO HURTING PEOPLE AND HELP THEM DISCOVER THE UNRESOLVED ISSUES IN THEIR LIFE, AND LET GOD RESOLVE THEM. TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO TRAIN AND EQUIP MEN AND WOMEN TO CONTINUE THEIR WALK WITH THE LORD AND ENABLE THEM TO REACH THEIR DESTINY IN THE KINGDOM OF GOD.

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

HELPING VETERANS IN THE STATE

SEEKS TO MAKE A POSITIVE IMPACT IN OUR COMMUNITY BY CREATING ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS WHICH OFFER A FULL CIRCLE APPROACH.

THE PFK IS DEDICATED TO RAISING AWARENESS PEDIATRIC CANCER; FUNDING CANCER RESEARCH SPECIFICALLY DIPG; HELPING CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES THAT ARE BATTLING SERIOUS MEDICAL CONDITIONS; AS WELL AS GIVE BACK TO OUR COMMUNITY.

Raise funds and award scholarships in memory of Meagan McCain

THE MISSION OF CREAA IS TO BRING HEALING AND RESTORATION TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TOUCHED BY AND RELATED MENTAL ILLNESS. OUR GOAL IS TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO IMPROVE THE PHYSICAL, MENTAL, AND SPIRITUAL HEALTH OF THOSE REENTERING THE COMMUNITY FROM INCARCERATION, REHABILITATION, OR HOMELESSNESS.

Assist and empower homeless and needy veterans to become productive members of the community, and/or become able to support themselves.

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.

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

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 professional, emotional and spiritual development to law enforcement and their 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.

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 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

this organization will assist needy families through Operation Round Up. Typical recipients of assistance would be folks whose homes were destroyed by fire, families with medical needs, or needs of shelter, clothing, or food.

Our mission is to ease the financial burdens of living with a disability. We plan to raise money to help families cover medical expenses and equipment for disabled children/adults.

Our mission is planting the seeds to help artists Bloom. We create and facilitate multimedium programming and curriculum geared towards helping youth create collaborative art projects, facilitate art workshops, and host arts-focused community events.

TO PROVIDE AND LOW COST AUTO REPAIR TO LOW INCOME POPULATIONS. LOW INCOME RESIDENTS WILL PAY NOTHING FOR LABOR AND PURCHASE THE PART THEMSELVES.

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 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.

PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO RECOVERING ADDICTS

is dedicated to improving lives of children their families in underserved communities. is rooted in service seeks to empower community through education, resources, experiences

An organization formed for the purpose of providing assistance to families who are financially incapable of paying for youth sports registration and related expenses, qualifying under 501(c)(3) as providing relief to the poor and underprivileged.

To assist individuals or families that are affected by childhood cancer and to raise money in order to fund childhood cancer research.

The seeks to support, encourage and meet immediate needs for patients and their families. The intends to give grants to families in immediate need to pay medical bills, travel needs and to provide other needed support.

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.

THE PRIMARY MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE FOR OUR RESIDENTS A NINE-MONTH, IN-HOUSE, FAITH-BASED, RECOVERY PROGRAM. WE ARE HERE TO HELP INDIVIDUALS WITH FAMILY ISSUES, DRUG OR ALCOHOL ADDICTIONS, ANGER ISSUES, HOMELESSNESS, SUICIDAL TENDENCIES, OR ANY OTHER TYPE OF LIFE STRUGGLE THROUGH A BALANCED PROGRAM OF . WE CURRENTLY PROVIDE SEPARATE FACILITIES WITH DORM-STYLE HOUSING FOR MEN, WOMEN ON THEIR OWN, AND WOMEN WITH CHILDREN. WE ARE AN ALCOHOL-FREE, DRUG-FREE, AND TOBACCO- FREE PROGRAM. WE ARE A WORKING PROGRAM, NOT JUST A SHELTER TO LAY AROUND DURING THE DAY. EACH RESIDENT IS REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL MINISTRY ACTIVITIES INCLUDING GROUP WORK EVENTS.

Raise money for families in need in the , AL area

To encourage and motivate all women to discover and fulfill their God ordained lives as leaders, wives, mothers, sisters, friends and individuals.

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

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