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of Childhood Foundation / Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders Association / Amazing Grace Lutheran Church / American Bible Society / American Cancer Society / American Cancer Society: Minneapolis Office / American Cancer Society: Pennsylvania Division Inc. / American Center for Law and Justice / American Chamber Chorale / American Civil Liberties Union Foundation Inc. / American Diabetes Association / American Foundation for the Blind Inc. / American Guild of Organists / American Health Assistance Foundation / American Heart Association / American Humane Association / American Lutheran Church / American Lutheran Church of Sun City / American Lutheran Homes Inc. / American Red Cross / American Red Cross in the National Capital Region / American Red Cross: Central Illinois Chapter / American School of the Hague / American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals / American University / Amnion Crisis Pregnancy Center / Anacortes Lutheran Church / Ana’s Angels / Angel on My Shoulder / Animal Humane Society / Animal Rescue League of Iowa Inc. / Animal Rescue Inc. / Animal Rights Coalition Inc. / Animals Angels Inc. / Annandale Public Schools / Antelope Memorial Hospital / Antelope Valley Hospital Foundation / Anti-Cruelty Society / Antioch Network / Aopa Air Safety Foundation / Apostles Lutheran Church / Arcadia University / ARF-Tony La Russa’s Animal Rescue Foundation / Arizona Lutheran Academy / Arizona Second Chance Inc. / Arizona State University Foundation / Arkansas Hospice Foundation / Arlington Hills Lutheran Church / Arthritis Foundation Inc. / Arthritis National Research Foundation / Artman Lutheran Home / Ascension Evangelical Lutheran Church / Ascension Lutheran Church / Ashburn Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department / Ashland Theological Seminary / Asian Hope / Asian Relief Inc. / Assistance League of Minneapolis/St. Paul / Association of Former Students of Texas A & M University / annual report report annual Association of Free Lutheran Congregations / Assumption College / Athens Christian Church / Atonement Lutheran School / Augsburg College / Augustana College / Augustana College Association / Augustana / Lutheran Church / Augustana Lutheran Church - Community Emergency Service / Austin Habitat for Humanity / Autism Speaks / Avon Foundation for Women / Badger Association of the Blind and Visually Impaired Inc. / Baldwin-Woodville School District / Ball State University Foundation / Ballard First Lutheran / Balsam Lutheran Church / Barnum Citizens Scholarship Foundation / Bartholomew County Humane Society Inc. / Bassett Congregational Church / Beatitudes Campus Foundation / Beatrice Educational Foundation Inc. / Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church / Beaver Lake Lutheran Church / Believe in Buster Animal Rescue & Sanctuary / Bemidji State University Foundation / Benedictine College / Benjamin’s House / Benton-Carroll-Salem School District / Berea College / Berthold Public School / Best Friends Animal Society / Bethania Kids / Bethany College / Bethany Free Lutheran Church / Bethany Home Association of Lindsborg Kansas / Bethany Lutheran Church / Bethany Lutheran Homes Inc. / Bethel Lutheran Church / Bethesda Home Foundation Inc. / Bethesda Home of Aberdeen / Bethesda Lutheran Communities / Bethlehem Lutheran Church / Bethlehem Lutheran Church Foundation / BHS Scholarships Inc. / Bible Broadcasting Network Inc. / Bible Literature International / Bibles for the Blind and Visually Handicapped International / Big Brother Big Sisters of Central Iowa Inc. / Big Sandy Public Schools / Big Stone County Historical Society / Billy Graham Evangelistic Association / Blackduck Public School / Blairsville Volunteer Fire Department Foundation / Blinded Veterans Association / Blue Mountain School District / Blue Spruce Habitat for Humanity / Boise Valley Habitat for Humanity / Bolton Refuge House / Boone Community School District / Boulder Community Hospital / Boy Scouts of America Long Peak Council / Boyertown Area YMCA / Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County / Boys and Girls Club of Phoenix / Boys and Girls Club of the Twin Cities / Boys and Girls Home of North Carolina / Boys and Girls Town of Missouri / Boys Town / Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence / Bread for the World Institute Inc. / Breanna’s Gift / Breckenridge Christian Ministries / Brentwood Christian School / Brethren Village / Bristol Lutheran Church / Bruce High School / Burlington Area School District / Burlington Transitional Living Center / Burlington-Edison School District Foundation / Butler County Community College Foundation / Butte High School / Cal Farleys Boys Ranch / California Lutheran High School / California Lutheran Homes & Community Services / California Lutheran University / Calvary Academy / Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church / Calvary Lutheran Church / Calvary Lutheran Church of Golden Valley / Calvary Lutheran Church School / Calvary Lutheran High School / Camp Courageous of Iowa / Camp Ewalu and Retreat Center / Camp Fire USA / Camp Good Days and Special Times / Camp Hertko / Camp Mount Luther / Camp Sunshine / Campus Crusade for Christ / Cancer Companions / Canine Castaways of Minnesota / Canoga Park Lutheran Church / Capital Christian Center / Capital Public Radio / Capital University / Capstone Ministries / Care Net Women’s Resource Center / Carleton College / Carnegie Mellon University / Carson High School / CASA of Williamson County / Cascade Volunteer Fire Department / Case Western Reserve University / Cathedral of Madeleine / Cathedral Shelter / Catholic Answers / Catholic Pastoral Care for Sexual Minorities / Cavalier Public School / Cedar Valley Friends of the Family Inc. / Cedar Valley Hospice / Cedar Valley United Way / Cedars Youth Services / Celiac Sprue Association USA Inc. / Centennial Area Education Foundation Inc. / Center for Innovation & Business Development Foundation / Center for Lay Ministries Inc. / Center for the Bible and Social Justice / Central Africa Medical Mission / Central American Lutheran Mission Society / Central Lutheran Church / Central Lutheran School / Central States Synod of the ELCA / Cerritos College Foundation / Chadron State College / Champion Life Ministries / Chapel of the Cross Lutheran Church / Charlotte Rescue Mission / Chatham College / Chautauqua Institution / Chester-Joplin-Inverness Public Schools / Chicago Retired Teachers Aid Fund Inc. / Child Crisis Center-East Valley Inc. / Children of Promise International / Children’s Home Society & Family Services / Children’s Home Society of North Carolina Inc. / Children’s Hospital Foundation / Children’s Shelter of Cebu / China Service Ventures / Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District Foundation Inc. / Chokio-Alberta Public School / Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church / Christ in the City Lutheran Church / Christ Lutheran Church / Christ Our Savior United Methodist / lutheran community foundation foundation community lutheran Christ Presbyterian Church / Christ the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church / Christ the King Lutheran Church / Christ the Redeemer Lutheran Church / Christian Appalachian Project Inc. / Christian Broadcasting Network / Christian Crusaders / Christian Edu-Care Nursery School / Christian Faith Moravian Church / Christian Help Center Church / Christian Life Resources / Christian Living Communities / Christian Principles Restored Ministries International Inc. / Christus Victor Lutheran Church / Church Growth Ministries / Church Innovations Institute / Church of the Lutheran Brethren / Church World Service Inc. / Citadel Brigadier Foundation Inc. / Citizens Hose Co. of Jersey Shore / City of Clinton / City of Cologne / City of Dysart / City of Hecla / City of Kanawha / City of Klemme / City of Ogden / City of Petersburg / City of Tioga / Clarion Forest Visiting Nurses Association / Clarion University of PA / Clark Fork High School / Clark University / Clatstop Community College Foundation / Clayton School District / Cleansing Stream Ministries Inc. / Clearwater School / Cleveland Lutheran High School Association / Climax Food Shelf / CLUES / Cohocton Public Library / Cokato Evangelical Lutheran Church / College of Charleston / Colorado Lutheran High School Association / Colorado State University Foundation / Colton High School / Columbia Lutheran Ministries / Columbia Montour Home Health Services VNA Inc. / Common Dreams / Community Aid of Elk River / Community Education Foundation of Port Washington - Saukville Inc. / Community Emergency Service / Community for Hope of the Fox Cities / Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln / Community Outreach Inc. / Community United Methodist Church / Como Park Lutheran
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