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101		STRONGSVILLE, OH
102		CLEVELAND, OH
103		SANDUSKY, OH
104		Gary, IN
105		Terre Haute, IN
106		EVANSVILLE, IN
107		FORT WAYNE, IN
108		WASHINGTON, IN
109		MIDDLEBURY, IN
110		SOUTH BEND, IN
111		MARTINSVILLE, IN
112		Jasper, IN
113		Newburgh, IN
114		AURORA, IL
115		SCHAUMBURG, IL
116		Alsip, IL
117		MCHENRY, IL
118		ST PAUL, MN
119		SCHAUMBURG, IL
120		INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MN
121		WEST CHICAGO, IL
122		Algonquin, IL
123		Chicago, IL
124		LAKE ZURICH, IL
125		McFarland, WI
126		WASHINGTON, DC
127		CHICAGO, IL
128		COLLINSVILLE, IL
129		GRANITE CITY, IL
130		DECATUR, IL
131		Chillicothe, IL
132		CHAMPAIGN, IL
133		URBANA, IL
134		PEORIA, IL
135		EVANSTON, IL
136		GOREVILLE, IL
137		CHAMPAIGN, IL
138		JACKSONVILLE, IL
139		MARSHALL, IL
140		PEORIA, IL
141		Geneva, IL
142		Greensburg, PA
143		YORK, PA
144		PEORIA, IL
145		HAMTRAMCK, MI
146		MESICK, MI
147		LANSING, MI
148		East Jordan, MI
149		ANN ARBOR, MI
150		MAYVILLE, MI

TO PROVIDE , CLOTHING AND SHELTER TO PERSONS IN NEED.

THE MISSION THE IS TO REDUCE AND ENHANCE NUTRITION IN OUR COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING FOOD AND OTHER HEALTH RELATED VITAL SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES BY ACTIVELY AND EFFECTIVELY PARTICIPATING IN A COORDINATED RESPONSE TO PEOPLE IN NEED.

TO PROVIDE THE SERVICES THAT SUPPORT ERIE COUNTY CITIZENS AGE 60+ TO CONTINUE HEALTHY LIVING AND TO MAINTAIN THEIR FUNCTIONAL INDEPENDENCE.

Financial aid to individuals, food baskets for needy families, senior citizens, etc., donations to local not-for-profit organizations and to local Police and Fire Departments monetary and buildings grounds use.

Medical, food, rent, insurance, and utility assistance paid on behalf of low income persons. 22 households were assisted.

THE SERVES THE IMPROVERISHED IN THE TRI-STATE AREA WITH FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, AND PROGRAMMING THROUGH THE RESIDENCE CENTER, YOUTH CARE CENTER, CAMP REVEAL, AND THE .

THE VISION OF IS TO "RENEW THE HEART OF A NATION BY FREEING PEOPLE FROM PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL POVERTY". THE MISSION IS TO TRANSFORM HOW PEOPLE LIVE AND THINK AND BUILD STRONG, SELF-SUFFICIENT COMMUNITIES IN ETHIOPIA AND BEYOND THROUGH NEW KNOWLEDGE, BETTER HEALTH, SUSTAINABLE FOOD SOURCES AND STRENGTHENED CHARACTER FOR ALL PEOPLE AS A LIVING EXAMPLE OF THE LOVE OF JESUS CHRIST. THIS INTERNATIONAL MINISTRY WAS STARTED IN 1977 TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY RELIEF AND RELOCATION ASSISTANCE TO ETHIOPIAN REFUGEES. AT ITS PEAK, THE MINISTRY GREW TO REACH SEVEN COUNTRIES IN AFRICA WITH ITS FOCUS ON ASSISTING DISPLACED REFUGEES IN DJIBOUTI, GUINEA, IVORY COAST, KENYA, LIBERIA, MALAWI, AND SUDAN. IN 1993 THE ORGANIZATION SHIFTED ITS FOCUS TO CREATING A RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT MODEL THAT CAN BE USED BY OTHERS TO HELP BREAK THE CYCLE OF FAMINE AND POVERTY IN COMMUNITIES. IS COMMITTED TO MAKING LONG-TERM, MULTI-GENERATIONAL IMPACT. AS SUCH, OUR DEVELOPMENT INTERVENTIONS, DEVELOP

OPERATING THRIFT STORES AND FOOD BANK FOR PUBLIC.

Through a single food stand fundraiser at the Elkhart County 4-H Fair, the Crystal Valley supports community charities and local school programs financially, as well as student scholars and athletes via recognition/scholarships

MISSION: TO WORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COMMUNITY TO FEED THE HUNGRY, INCREASE AWARENESS THE EFFECTS HUNGER, AND TO LEAD PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER.

TO ASSIST CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND CIVIC GROUPS WITH FOOD, SHELTHER, HEALTH, SAFETY AND EDUCATIONAL NEEDS IN THE COUNTIES SERVED BY REMC INCLUDING MORGAN, MONROE, OWEN, BROWN, PUTNAM, CLAY, AND JOHNSON.

To provide for the needy

To provide items to needy households

TO PROVIDE TO THOSE IN NEED

TO PROMOTE, FOSTER AND ENCOURAGE THE ART OF COOKING, THE PREPARATION AND SERVING OF FOODS AND PARTICULARLY THE TECHNIQUE OF COOKING, TO COLLECT AND DISSEMINATE HISTORICAL INFORMATION WITH RESPECT TO THE SAME AND TO THE ENJOYMENT AND TASTING OF NEW AND UNDERSTANDING OF WINES, AND TO ENCOURAGE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO TEACH THE CULINARY ARTS.

To spread the word God and to demonstrate the Gospel in action by giving food, clothes, and counsel to the hungry and needy.

TO PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING AND OTHER ARTICLES NEED TO THE DISTRESSED THE COMMUNITY. TO PERFORM ACTS FOR THE GOOD THE COUNTY COMMUNITY.

IS A COMPREHENSIVE RELIEF ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS TO END IN . WE TAKE ACTION TO ASSURE FOOD SECURITY FOR ALL MINNESOTANS BY SUPPORTING AGENCIES THAT PROVIDE FOOD TO THOSE IN NEED, ADVANCING SOUND PUBLIC POLICY AND GUIDING GRASSROOTS ADVOCACY.

THE SCHOOL FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED IN 1987, WAS ESTABLISHED TO GENERATE AND DISTRIBUTE FINANCIAL AND OTHER RESOURCES TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT 54 COMMUNITY FOR ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS AND OTHER PROJECTS AIMED AT ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION AND PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH EXTENDED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES. THE FOUNDATION HAS COMMITTED TO FUND FOOD PROGRAMS IN DISTRICT 54 SCHOOLS TO ENSURE THAT STUDENTS BEGIN THEIR DAY READY TO LEARN. THE FOUNDATION ALSO PROVIDES GRANTS TO STUDENTS TO CULTIVATE ACADEMIC, CULTURAL OR ATHLETIC EXTRACURRICULAR INTERESTS.

ELIMINATING IN KOOCHICHING COUNTY AND THE SURROUNDING AREA

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL RELIEF FOR THE UNDERPRIVILEGED.

To provide direct assistance to individuals and families need.

RCS) provides the basics of food and supplies to our neighbors, respecting the dignity of all and creating throughout and the surrounding neighborhoods.

The provides food and housing assistance to families in need.

Purchase nutritionally sound and resources for the .

Universities through scholarship fundraising reclamation and student recruitment in addition to aligning with the National Alliances by supporting ad participating in programs that promote higher education encourage healthy living and fighting hunger.

TO SECURE THE RESOURCES NECESSARY TO SUPPORT THE SERVICE MISSION OF THE ROTARY CLUB OF CHICAGO, WHICH PLACES EMPHASIS ON WATER AND HUNGER, HEALTH, YOUTH EDUCATION, THE LEGACY OF ROTARY, AND DISASTER RELIEF.

Labor Collective bargaining for Local members

THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE AT LITTLE OR NO COST, TO FAMILIES, INDIVIDUALS AND CHILDREN WHO ARE IN NEED OF FOOD, CLOTHING OR SPECIAL ASSISTANCE.

FOOD/CLOTHING FOR THE NEEDY, ASSISTANCE FOR UTILITIES, MEDICAL EXPENSE, RENT, TRANSPORTATION

Provide temporary assistance to needy individuals. Primary assistance with rent, utilities and food.

THE IS A CITIZEN ACTION ORGANIZATION, FOUNDED ON THE PREMISE OF PARTICIPATORY DEMOCRACY AND THE BELIEF THAT MEANINGFUL REFORMS IN THE SYSTEM WILL COME ONLY WITH THE ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT OF . FROM ITS INCEPTION, CCHCC HAS ORGANIZED TO INCREASE THE INFLUENCE OF WHO HAVE TRADITIONALLY BEEN EXCLUDED FROM THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS. CCHCC USES THE FOLLOWING PRINCIPLES TO GUIDE ITS EFFORTS:- ALL PEOPLE SHOULD HAVE ACCESS TO QUALITY AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE- THE AND WELL-BEING OF ALL PEOPLE IS DEPENDENT UPON A DECENT STANDARD OF LIVING, INCLUDING ADEQUATE FOOD, CLOTHING, HOUSING, AND NECESSARY SOCIAL SERVICES.- CITIZEN EMPOWERMENT THROUGH CONSUMER PARTICIPATION IS ESSENTIAL FOR ACHIEVING REAL IMPROVEMENTS IN THE SYSTEM- COALITION-BUILDING IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF ACHIEVING SIGNFICANT REFORMS WITHIN THE SYSTEM.

EXISTS TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER IN BY PROVIDING A RELIABLE SOURCE OF FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY THROUGH COOPERATION WITH A NETWORK OF FOOD PANTRIES AND AGENCIES.

PROMOTE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY

The provides lodging and food for its members during a hunting season.

TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE, FOOD PANTRY, and THRIFT STORE

THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO ALLOCATE GOVERNMENT GRANTS TO QUALIFIED CHILD CARE PROVIDERS THE CHILD and ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM. INSTRUCT PROVIDERS ON HOW TO MEET THE USDA STANDARDS FEEDING IN THEIR CARE, REVIEWING THEIR COMPLIANCE WITH THE STANDARDS, KEEPING UP TO DATE WITH THE USDA CACFP REGULATIONS. CHECKING THEIR CLAIMS COMPLIANCE AND ENSURING THEY ARE REIMBURSED CORRECTLY AND TIMELY.

THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO ALLOCATE GOVERNMENT GRANTS TO QUALIFIED CHILD PROVIDERS FOR THE USDA CHILD AND ADULT FOOD PROGRAM

FEEDING THE HUNGRY OF , ILLINOIS FOR THOSE WHO MEET THE ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC AID GUIDELINES

MIDWEST FOOD BANK 9005 INDUSTRIAL RD PEORIA, IL 61615

To educate the public about the role of food banks in addressing hunger.

The of Parish is a charitable entity devoted to and exists for the purpose of providing advice, guidance, monetary and material assistance for the poor and needy. Direct service areas include but are not limited to: temporary housing, prescription drugs, food, gasoline clothing, rent, furniture, appliances, utility payments, home heating fuel, and disaster relief. Indirect services involve guidance and advice in areas of budgeting, permanent housing, food subsidies, utility payments, and counseling.

ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVLEY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES INCLUDING RECEIVING AND MAKING DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)3 OF THE IRS CODE OR THE

TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS AND PUBLIC WELFARE AGENCIES AND GROUPS, AND TO PROVIDE FOOD BASKETS AND TOYS TO NEEDY FAMILIES

PROVIDES FOOD TO LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS OF HAMTRAMCK, MICHIGAN

AMERICAN VETERANS ORGANIZATION TO PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT, FOOD, AND BEVERAGES TO AMERICAN VETERANS AT COST.

TO ASSIST THE MID-MICHIGAN AREA WITH HUNGER ISSUES AND SELF-HELP PROGRAMS.

Provides food household supplies

THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS LOCAL FEEDING PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT WASHTENAW COUNTY THROUGH THE COLLECTION AND DELIVERY OF SURPLUS PERISHABLE FROM LOCAL SOURCES AND FROM THE ACQUISITION AND DISTRIBUTION OF THROUGH A NATIONAL BANK PROGRAM.

PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING AND MONEY TO BENEFIT THOSE IN NEED.

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