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Organization Name #Hersmile 10Th Council District Women's Steering Organization Name #hersmile 10th Council District Women's Steering 12 Points 17 Strong 2 Act Ministries 2007 Girls Premier Soccer Team 23rd District PTA 4 R Kids, 4 R Future Inc. 5Cities Homeless Coalition 5th Grade Academy 6th Street Playhouse School of Drama 7 Generations Intertribal 805 Baseball Club A Better Living A Combat Veteran's Hope A Place Called Home A Positive Attitude Outlook Inc. A Walk On Water A. Phillip Randolph Institute A.B. Miller High School Volleyball AAP-Food Samaritans AASA Teams AAUW, SLO Branch ABC Hopes Inc. Abiding Savior Lutheran School AbilityFirst Abundant Life Ranch Abundant Living Family Church Acacia PTA Acaciawood School Academy of Building Industries Inc. 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