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Message From The Chair

Dear fellow Federal Employees and Military Personnel,

This year’s theme for the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), “The Power of Giving,” underscores the important role you can play by supporting our charitable organizations. The need is so great right now. More than ever, nonprofit agencies depend upon us, not just for the services we provide to the public, but for our generosity through the local CFC.

Our goal is to contact 100% of Federal employees and Military personnel in our region with this message, to motivate 35% of us to participate in the CFC, and to raise $4 million for these worthy causes.

Your goal can be to make a difference in the lives of people living in your community, the State of California and even the nation: please consider donating one hour of pay per month.

You may have heard that some nonprofits, including the American Civil Liberties Union, the Sierra Club and Amnesty International USA, have removed themselves from the CFC. If you wish to support them, you can do so directly. However, I encourage you to also continue your support for the many deserving organizations that benefit from CFC.

Please join us this year and affirm your power to give something back to our community.

Sincerely,

H. Joan Ehrlich U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Chair, Combined Federal Campaign

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Table of Contents DONOR APPRECIATION & LEADERSHIP GIFTS...... 2 2003 EAGLE CLUB MEMBERS...... 4 2004 COMBINED FEDERAL CAMPAIGN ...... 6 CFC CAMPAIGN INFORMATION...... 8 2003 SECTOR CHAIR AWARD WINNERS ...... 9 PLEDGE CARD INSTRUCTIONS ...... 10 FEDERAL PAY GUIDELINES...... 11 EAGLE LUNCHEON ...... Inside Back Cover NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL The POWER of GIVING ORGANIZATIONS...... 12 Animal Charities of America ...... 12 Military, Veterans & Patriotic Service Organizations of America ...... 13 Women, Children & Family Service Charities of America...... 15 Human & Civil Rights Organizations of America ...... 16 Conservation & Preservation Charities of America ...... 18 United Way of America...... 21 Sports Charities, USA ...... 22 Educate America! ...... 22 Human Service Charities of America ...... 24 United Service Organizations (USO) ...... 25 Earth Share...... 25 National/ International Unaffiliated Organizations ...... 27 Christian Charities USA...... 36 Community Health Charities...... 38 Christian Service Charities...... 39 America’s Charities...... 42 National Black United Federation of Charities ...... 43 American Red Cross...... 44 Children First - America’s Charities...... 44 Health & Medical Research Charities of America...... 45 Medical Research Charities...... 49 Human Care Charities of America...... 50 What Your Dollar Can Do Hispanic United Fund...... 52 ★ $10 per month can pay for one month of home The Arts Federation ...... 53 delivered meals for one senior living in isolation. Children’s Charities of America...... 53 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS...... 59 ★ $20 per month can purchase crutches for low Do Unto Others: America’s Emergency Relief, Development and income disabled children. Humanitarian Outreach Agencies...... 59 International Unaffiliated Organizations ...... 60 ★ $30 per month can provide educational materials, Aid to Africa ...... 61 resources and services to AIDS patients. Global Impact ...... 61 ★ $50 per month LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS ...... 64 United Way Sonoma-Mendocino-Lake...... 64 can provide Community Health Charities...... 64 summer employ- United Way of the Bay Area...... 65 ment for a Earth Share of California ...... 69 disadvantaged United Way of Silicon Valley ...... 70 teen. Health Care & Medical Research Alliance...... 72 Bay Area Black United Fund ...... 73 ★ $100 per month Children’s Charitable Alliance...... 73 can provide sub- Local Independent Charities of America ...... 75 stance abuse Local Unaffiliated Organizations...... 76 prevention INDEX...... 79 services for 20 EMPLOYEE EXPRESS ...... 88 “at risk” youths. CAMPAIGN CABINET ...... Back Cover ★

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★Donor Appreciation & Leadership Gifts★ Donors who contribute to the CFC at the following recognition levels will receive a special gift according to the contribution levels listed below:

★ Diamond Eagle Level an annual gift of $2,000 or greater U.S. Mint Collectible Coin Set ★ New Horizon Level an annual gift of $1,550 – $1,999.99 ★ Platinum Eagle Level an annual gift of $1,050 – $1,549.99 ★ Golden Eagle Level an annual gift of $900 – $1,049.99 ★ Eagle Club Level About Town Cooler an annual gift of $800 – $899.99 “About Town” Cooler (for those receiving year plate only) All Eagle Club donors can register to attend the Eagle Club Luncheon (limted seating)

★ Gateway Leadership Giver 2 hours pay per month Lunch Sack Lunch Sack with CFC logo Every contributor will receive an ★ American Flag Leadership Giver Lapel Pin 1 hour pay per month Water Bottle with CFC logo Water Bottle

Donors, when selecting your appreciation gift, please request only the gift for your giving level. The Leadership cabinet is committed to running an efficient campaign and keeping our administrative costs low to ensure that CFC charities receive the maximum donor gift.

Federal employees make a Powerful impact on their communities EVERY DAY when they donate through the CFC. YES YOU CAN!

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★Combined Federal Campaign ★ Donors may come across materials from a previous year’s campaign or Campaign Facts from another CFC. Since each CFC’s listing in the Information Brochure is unique and changes from year to year, and each CFC has its own The Greater San Francisco Bay Area CFC office is housed in the offices specific payroll coding, make sure that donors DO NOT use a prior year’s of the United Way of the Bay Area. The mailing address is: Information Brochure, Pledge Card or another CFC’s campaign materials. CFC Headquarters c/o United Way of the Bay Area QUESTIONS CONTRIBUTORS MOST OFTEN ASK: 221 Main Street, Suite 300 San Francisco, 94105 Who Oversees the CFC? (415) 808-4361 • Fax:(415) 808-4364 The CFC is conducted in accordance with detailed regulations www.cfcsfbay.org established by Congress and administered through the Office of Personnel Management in Washington, DC. United Way of the Bay Area This year’s theme, The Power of Giving, reflects our collective serves as an independent fund-raising support organization and acts as generosity and spirit in supporting our communities. fiscal manager to ensure that money collected is distributed according to federal regulations. Campaign Dates What is the advantage of giving through CFC rather than giving directly to organization “X”? Individual Federal agencies are to conduct a campaign during a 6-week Charities incur costs processing individual contributions, whereas with period beginning no sooner than September 1, 2004 and ending no later CFC, they receive one check each month that represents the combined than December 15, 2004. However, history shows that the shorter the gift of many donors. This process frees resources for better community actual campaign the better the results. Set your dates after considering service and reduces an organization’s fundraising costs to a minimum. operational commitments, light work schedules or periods when few What is the duration of my payroll deduction and when does it begin? people will be absent. Also consider time for pre-campaign publicity and Payroll deductions begin in January 2005, and continue for one year, a kick-off event. through December 2005. Our local campaign will officially Kick-Off on October 7, 2004. Can I stop my payroll deduction authorization? Yes. The authorization may be revoked, in writing, at your payroll office at any time. You have the right to stop your pledge at any Campaign Materials time, for any reason, but we strongly encourage you to honor your commitment to CFC and to your chosen agencies. You will receive a quantity of items based on the population of your organization. Materials include: Information Brochures, Pledge Cards, Does the agency I select know that I have contributed? Coordinator/Keyworker Envelopes, CFC Posters and Campaign Video. If you want them to. You must check the box on the pledge card to Your supply of incentives will be based on last year’s usage. Your Loaned indicate you wish to have your name forwarded. You must also Executive can provide you with additional materials. provide your complete home or e-mail address.

The POWER of GIVING

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★2003 Eagle Club Members ★ Special thanks is extended to all of our 2003 Eagle donors. CFC Eagle donors provide the leadership example necessary to ensure the communities in which we live are healthy and vibrant. Your generous contributions and those of your peers, who have chosen to remain anonymous, help provide many who are less fortunate with avenues of hope and opportunity.

Charles L. Boothe Sally B. Kern ALCOHOL TABACCO AND DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL AVIATION Thomas A. Borgo OFFICE OF THRIFT Steven M. Koin FIREARMS ADMINISTRATION SUPERVISION Frank L. Bush Steven Korn Keslie Stewart Larry L. Nickell Leslie J. Horner Loralee E. Castner Sandra Choyce Duncan S. Lloyd Carolyn R. Petersen Eric K. Hughes Michael Castner Steven M. Gregovich Peter Malalu DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Kenneth Norville Moyer James R. Chambers Janice L. Roudebush Walter L. Milliken William R. Pong Charles J. Checchi Walter L. Santos Darryl R. Moore BUREAU OF PRISONS Deanne L. Amaden Neville Jason Ralph Melvin M. Chinen James N. Snyder Judith A. Neill Paul A. Belanger Clarissa A. Choy Kevin B. Swanson Cecelia A. Nelson Trhosia Blassingame Diana S. Bigham Rick Fleer Janet I. Nelson Cindy C. Churchill Oscar M. Ramirez FEDERAL DEPOSIT Patricia A. Fu Vamessa J. Orth Wavelyn Cohen-McLean Teresa L. Rasfeld INSURANCE CORPORATION Dirk A. Heil PRESIDIO TRUST Gwendolyn Ousborn Paula Ferguson Lynn E. Rhodes Dennis L. Ankenbraud Richard A. Kapp Barbara A. Owens Charles Gillette Frank D. Rios Andrew B. Baird, III Frank A. Hartigan William H. Moss Loketta Pakhams Kevin W. Rison Tino R. Serrano Glenda S. Dee Elaine A. Laye Cynthia L. Ozkaya Brenda P Paulin Nancy Soldavila John Guz David B. Palmer Fernando F. Peralta Daniel Pon, Jr Patrick M. Kaye CENTER FOR MEDICARE Mark S. Pfeiffer Barbara L. Perez Linda S. Redding Sannie K. Osborn SERVICES Terence E. Riddle Gloria Pineda DEPARTMENT OF Joyce Yamasaki John G. Pellsa TRANSPORTATION Maria F. Sanchez Virginia Puentes Edward M. Barrett Thomas H. J. Zilka Roger A. Wallace Maureen P. Szostak C. D. Reite Diane M. Caradevc Frederick J. Kenna Kristin A. Thiel Annelida L. Richardson Eileen Turner Judy W. Nadel FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS SF PASSPORT AGENCY Wendolyn A. Robles-Cortes Gwen B. Rodgers Stefanie Arthur MERIT SYSTEM Tracy H. Graff DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY DEPT. OF VETERANS AFFAIRS Robert H. Rush PROTECTION BOARD Carole Lopez Stephen J Schmid David Leonard Aron Brian A. Ray Jean Marie Brown FOOD AND DRUG Amy V. Dunning Naomi E. Shand Gail A. Clarke ADMINISTRATION Sheila Shavies Robert H. Goldware DEPT. OF HEALTH AND SMALL BUSINESS Peter Spencer Mark S. Roh NATIONAL LABOR HUMAN SERVICES Joseph P. Hart ADMINISTRATION Jane N. Starr RELATIONS BOARD C. Bree Johnston Linda Stewart Kathleen A. Azana John Mark Quinn Daniel Maddix GENERAL ACCOUNTING Mary M. Cracraft Elena Stonebraker David J. Danek Craig L. Provin Frances K. Petska OFFICE Susan H. George Margaret Tarble John F. Moroney Robert H. Miller Martha N. Tatum Kathleen A. Pizana Amy Friedheim John O’Hearn SOCIAL SECURITY Regina A. Thompson David W. Sayen ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY Timothy Peck ADMINISTRTION Julius Toodle GENERAL SERVICES Lisa C. Vend Marlene Vega Hugh S. Barroll ADMINISTRATION Jill Baker DEPARTMENT OF Craig Wilson Leslie S. Walker Sherryl A. Beamon HEALTH SERVICES June E. Diamond Andrew C. Young Mary M. Wightman Phillip A. Anderson Condi B. Benton Madeline E. Minor Grace K. Williams William J. Cubley Leslie M. Jackson Diane Blackman Letitia D. Moore Dora Woodard Michael R. Safford Rickey A. Eaton Marcel L. Mowrey NATIONAL PARK SERVICE Steven P. Braswell Deniserose Torres Scott A. Edd Mark Rippeada Stephen J. Breen William A. Villarroei Susan E. Ewing Haley Stephen A. Lew James C. Sullivan Bob Brewer US AIR FORCE Michelle S. Rios Joe T. Long Katherine F. Taylor Bennie R. Bridges Craig R. Babbitt Wallace D. Woo Paris Brown HOUSING AND URBAN Garry A. Cothran Thomas G. Yocom DEVELOPMENT NOAA FISHERIES Edmond Chin DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR Melissa G. Horsens Allan G. Zabel Lee E. Cutler Kevin P. Gilbert Don B. Odenweller Michael A. McCartney Diane E. Cooper Gerrard C. Dasey Charles E. Hampt Eric John Shott Marshall Morrison Sara Diamond Anastacia Dotson EQUAL EMPLOYMENT Joann M. Mariner Doran R. Salow Terry I. Fran Howard Egerman OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION Richard E. Rainey Lola J. Ferguson Susan E. Garfield OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER Jesse Webster David M. Hover H. Joan Ehrlich OF CURRENCY Diana L. Gertz US COURT OF APPEALS Priscilla P. Karansky John P. Hanley Meg Cronin Serena Hong Gary M. Flanigan Lucas P. Kary INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Warren K. Fujii Adrienne H. Hickman Alan C. Lotz Xia G. Horowitz Brian J. Quade Edward H. Hosey Pauline H. Mitchell Linda G. Adams Glen L. Howard Robert H. Skinkle Wendy R. Poinset Nadine Addison Vedora D. Jenson Mary J. Pugh Emily Bilton Leslie D. Kern Robert A. Underhill Channing Korg Walker

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★2003 Eagle Club Members ★

Diatra A. Choutean Alden C. Packer Mike Schunze Andrea Spears US DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE US SECRET SERVICE Judith K. Church Tina M. Pellom John W. Selby Alvin D. Spencer Juanita M. Contreras Michael O. Perkins David A. Steele Johnny L. Starks Leigh S. Beck Ross A. Yerger Keith B. Crawford MaZellah D. Powers Bernadette T. Taylor Lawrence B. Stevens Mavis E. Buchholz Wesley Crowder Shavonne E. Price Maria Fe Valino Ann Strom Sam W. Currie US SECURITIES EXCHANGE Donald E. Dansby Karen J. Ramirez Ruben C. Valino Linda M. Thomas Sara Garetz COMMISSION Beth S. Dayao Celia A. Ramos Howard K. White, Jr. Di-Fun T. Tong Debra J. Gilmore Elmer M. De La Trinidad Leonard A. Raymundo Kathleen D. Wilber Scott Tucker Charles A. Gullatt Kathleen K. Bisaccia Zenaida D. Devera Jimmy O. Reyna John Joseph Wong Belen D. Uchi Patricia A. McCarthy John Swayze Ginger M. Dillahunty Rafael Ricasata Karen K. Wong Norman David M. Vargas Veronica E. McGilbery Karen M. Dragon Susan S. Robinson Melvyn L. Wright Sylvia A. Vasquez Gary B. Morin US TREASURY DEPARTMENT Jaontra Dunwood Kimberly R. Rojas Silvia L. Villia Margaret S. Pasholk Veda M. Dwyer Juanita E. Ruff Marvin E. Washington Wendy L. Rook Jesse Clanton USPS SAN FRANCISCO/ Gloria Farjas Ronald J. Saine Michael D. Williams James L Rosen Jose E. Flores PENINSULA Kathleen L. Finamore Diana D. Salas Judith M. Wolfe Michelle D. Korbas Wilbur J. Fleming, III Dawn R. Santiago D. E. Alcantara Lester W. Yee Charles F. Lasher US DISTRICT COURT Dan P. Fontillas Carolyn D. Seaberry Leo S. I. Anselmo Abbie M. Loftus-Boland Patsy J. Ford Mary C. Sifuentes Reyna V. Bailey Kathleen M. Campbell Faith F. O’Hara USTD CUSTOMS SERVICE David A. Forrest India M. Silvers Antonio Beltran Lani L. Warner Maryann Thomas Ramon Foster G. Sohal Richard F. Beutler, Jr. Betty Williams Caroline Fuentes Ruth Anna R. Suico William J. Casey US GENERAL USPS Alejandra Garcia Patricia Ann Talasy Edgardo K. Cazar ACCOUNTING OFFICE Marguerite L. Garcia Angelica Tang Dorothy A. Cesena USTD CUSTOMS SERVICE- MID PACIFIC MGT. Angelia Y. Bass Kenneth H. Giddens John Thompson Harriet M. Chan David D. Bellis Terry Bee Jeronimo Gomez Kevin W. Tucker Mary P. Coffoy Nat H. Aycox Margaret Wrightson Victor Quatrel Bolan Steven A. Gomez Guadalupe Velarde Dennis L. Elson Robert R. Bell C. D. Brown Leona D. Gordon Annette L. Velasco Patricia A. Elson Junichi C. Gondai Stephanie D. Brown US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Nathan Griffin Reginald Walker Gustavo G. Fama Helen K. Butterworth Angela Guerrer Paula M. Ward Grinje Fernandez Sam T. Arriola Michael J. Drum Olvido Guezada Tina L. Wenger Nathaniel Foster VETERAN’S ADMINISTRATION Lawrence M. Baker Christine M. Escolero Rose M. Gutierrez Rose M. Wheeler Bobby E. Franklin Susan P. Benjamin Carolyn C. Franco Jimmy Hawkins, Jr. William Wiley Belen M. Funelas Kathleen D. Bradford Martha K. Burbidge Arthur Imbao Marla Hazen Jacqueline Williams Thomas M. Gamez Sheila M. Cullen Brian E. Cole Alfred Hernandez Dorothy L. Wilson Fe C. Gonzales Deborah A. Greitler Vicki E. Flagg Maria L. Hernandez Lisa Winston Maryvel M. Gonzales USPS EAST BAY/BAY VALLEY Fred H. Merrick Leonard J. Gaydos Deborah A. Hodge Grace M. Young Deborah M. Harris John W. Hillhouse Elsie Ambedu David C. Holland Jonetta K. Hines Rita A. Leach Marie A. Arzate Glynis E. Hughes Charlie B. Jackson REGIONAL FEDERAL USPS NORTH BAY EMPLOYEES Robert J. McLaughlin Randy L. Ashford Pariminder S. Hundal Anthony L. Jarmon Alan M. Mikuni Florane Bantay Joretta Hyatt Mary Jane Adamson Deborah D. Johnson Annette B. Ashford Pamela K. Steigerwald Belanio G. Baysac Ilene P. Jackson Colleen R. Aguilar Robert R. Jones Harry S. Deering Samuel E. Bigley Lola A. Jones Linda K. Barker Glenn D. Kwan David D. Drake Teresa Bilie Elizabeth Ann Kakuyi Herman Domingo Lago II US IMMIGRATION Andria M. Dibello Bettye J. Robinson Betty J. Blunt Paz Ladera Lon S. Dietz Lori Laino Lisa White Charles Boggs Jennifer L. Laird-Jackson James L. Larkin Ben Foxie Not all Eagle Donors wish Michael G. Bourgeois Carolyn J. Ledbetter Lucy Gaddi Etta S. Lee to be acknowledged. Marvin J. Brook Barbara Lewis Donna M. Gerughty Eric C. Lopez US MINT Every attempt was made to Jerry Broussard Marcel L. Lewis Jamie K. Gervais Mercedes Maldonado list all Eagle donors. If an Monte I. Brown Valerie A. Loera Bobbie J. Martin Chresie E. Battle James B. Harvey Eagle Donor name was Ella L. Brooks Earline Browne Ricardo A. Lopez John R. Hayes Mildred Ann Mays missed, all 2003 Eagle Loretta Dickerson Cheryl T. Buckley Bernardo A. Lumang Michael G. Hayes Timothy P. McDaniel Donors will be named in the 2004 Eagle Donor Carlos J. Flores Jerome Busby Veo F. Luster John L. King Vickie L. Mitchell Luncheon program. Lawrence C. Roya Nora Bustos Sancho Mangrubang Ajit Lal Vivien P. Ng Michael Sexton Roy Byrd Monica Matagulay John W. Maier Kathy Nirona All giving is voluntary. Linda Wargo Kathy P. Byrns Claude V. Matheas P.L. McQuerry George M. Osorio This list is not intended to suggest that donors must Rosalinda Caballero Judy G. Mercado Ronald T. Monteleone Sandra A. Owens contribute at a certain Bernardo R. Caceres Marilyn Morris Gabriel Ocampo John M. Parker US NAVY EFA WEST level. Steve M. Caiola Dorothy M. Myatt Christine J. Patton Jose R. Perez Armando Campos, Jr. David J. Nehring Donald E. Powell Mark Holden Meadows Ildeponso B. Perez Isadora G. Caralda Rowena A. Novarro Maria V. Ricasata Louis S. Wall D.C. Piciullo Adilia D. Chavez James E. Olivera Alberto T. Segueira Gary W. Ung Michelle Pitois-Yokoyama Enedina Chavez Eric M. O’Neal Michael P. Regan Luz M. Sepulveda Joseph P. Cholewa Delia Orozeo T.M. Schulz Marvin R. Smothers

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★2004 Combined Federal Campaign ★ The mission of the CFC is to support and to organization in parentheses if it is doing business under another promote philanthropy through a voluntary program name, the employer identification number (EIN), and its fundraising and administrative expenses as a percentage of total that is employee-focused, cost-efficient and effective in support and revenue. The EIN provides donors another point of providing all Federal employees the opportunity to reference for obtaining information about an organization’s finances from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) improve the quality of life for all. (1-877-829-5500). Please note that some organizations may be covered under an umbrella organization’s tax exemption What is the CFC? status and may not list the EIN. Religious organizations are exempt from the requirement of having an EIN. The CFC is the only authorized solicitation of employees in the Federal workplace on behalf of charitable organizations. It Under OPM regulations, if an organization’s administrative and continues to be the largest and most successful workplace fundraising expenses exceed 25 percent of total support and fundraising model in the world. With a tradition of commitment revenue, it must certify that the expenses are reasonable under to the community through the selfless efforts of Federal employ- the circumstances and include a formal plan to reduce such ees, the CFC has its roots in the many charitable campaigns of the expenses below 25 percent. Organizations with an asterisk early 1960’s. Seeing a need to bring the diversity of fundraising following their administrative and fundraising expense efforts under one umbrella, Federal employees created the CFC— percentage have expenses above the 25 percent level, and have one campaign, once a year. In 2003, Federal employees across the provided OPM with a satisfactory explanation as to why the country raised more than $249 million for charitable causes. amount of expenses is reasonable under the circumstances and a plan to reduce these expenses below 25 percent. Because many circumstances can affect this rate, donors who may have Structure of the CFC questions are urged to contact the organization. The CFC is made up of local CFCs that raise funds in Federal Interested donors may also obtain information about a workplaces across the country. Local charities that serve the charity’s finances and compliance with charitable organization local area or adjacent counties apply directly to the Local standards of accountability by contacting the Better Business Federal Coordinating Committee (LFCC)—which serves as a Bureau’s-Wise Giving Alliance (www.give.org). For general “Board of Directors” of the local CFC. The LFCC is composed information about trends in giving and volunteering or data on of Federal employees and representatives of labor unions with the nonprofit sector, donors may contact: USA Freedom Corps Federal employees as members. Decisions regarding the (http://www.usafreedomcorps.gov/), the National Center for inclusion of charities in the local campaigns are made by the Charitable Statistics (www.nccs.urban.org), or the American LFCC. LFCCs are also responsible for the oversight of the Association of Fundraising Counsel (www.aafrc.org). local CFC in conformance with the CFC regulations and policies established by the Office of Personnel Management. Local charities admitted to a CFC by the LFCC have met Types of Organizations Listed OPM requirements for local eligibility. Organizations listed in the CFC brochure are either affiliated Every year, the LFCC selects one of the voluntary with a federation or are “unaffiliated”. Federations are organizations involved in the CFC to serve as the Principal established for purposes of supplying common fundraising, Combined Fund Organization (PCFO), whose job it is to administrative, and management services to its member manage the campaign and serve as fiscal agent. OPM sets organizations. Charitable organizations participating in the CFC strict requirements for this role. Annual audits are required as a member of a federation may pay dues or fees to that feder- of the PCFO by an independent CPA. ation as a service charge. For additional information on a partic- ular federation and any dues/fees paid by its members, either OPM is responsible for regulating the CFC and providing contact the federation, its members, or review the guidance and oversight nationwide. It reviews and provides federation’s annual report. guidance and technical advice on regulations, and has the authority to conduct compliance audits on any CFC local If you would like more information about the finances, campaign fiscal records. services, benefits or programs an organization provides, you may contact the organization directly using the information pro- vided with their listing in this brochure. The CFC Brochure This brochure consists of National, International, and Local What are the costs of the campaign? organizations. National and International organizations are approved by OPM, and Local organizations are approved by the Last year, approximately 9.3% of the funds raised nationwide LFCC. All organizations participating in the campaign must were spent on printing materials, training volunteers, auditing meet strict public accountability criteria set forth in OPM contributions, and other administrative expenses. All local regulations. Each organization’s brochure information includes campaign costs are reviewed and approved by the LFCC the following: organization’s name and code number, statement governing the local campaign. On average, this cost is low of purpose, phone number, website address, legal name of the compared with other fundraising campaigns; therefore, every dollar you pledge goes a very long way toward helping others. ★

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What is the payroll deduction option? International General Designation Option Payroll deduction makes it convenient for you to give by If you wish to have your contribution distributed proportionate- letting you spread your contribution across the entire year. Last ly among all international organizations that received year, more than 90% of all CFC funds raised were given designated gifts, you may do so by recording the letters IIII through payroll deduction. Payments on payroll deduction on your pledge card. pledges begin on the first pay period beginning in January and conclude with the last pay period beginning in December. Because there is no simpler way for you to make good things Do I have to give through the CFC? happen for so many people, payroll deduction helps you care No. Participation in the CFC is strictly voluntary. for your community and your world. Coercion is forbidden. You have the right not to be improperly influenced regarding your decision to give or not Can I specify which organization will to give through the CFC. Practices not permitted include, but receive my contribution? are not limited to: supervisory solicitation of employees supervised, setting of 100% participation goals, providing and By designating where your CFC contribution will go, you ensure using contributor lists for purposes other than the routine that your donation goes to meet the needs that you feel are most collection and forwarding of contributions and installment important. You may designate the organizations of your choice pledges, establishing personal dollar goals and quotas, and where indicated on your pledge card. Additional designations must developing and using lists of non-contributors. be completed on a second pledge card. Except for documented expenses for the operation of the local CFCs and uncollected If you prefer, you may donate to the CFC anonymously by pledges, all contributions are distributed as designated. placing your confidential gift in a sealed envelope. Please do not designate an organization that is not listed in Civilian employees may register complaints about coercion this brochure. Adding organizations not listed, or “write-ins”, with the LFCC and contact their personnel offices; military is prohibited and donations to such organizations personnel should contact their commanding officers. cannot be accepted by the CFC. Will I receive a receipt for my contribution? How do I designate a federation, Donors may keep a copy of their pledge card as a receipt of or alternatively, one of its members, their pledge. A Federal employee who makes a one-time (cash, to receive my contribution? check, or money order) contribution of $250 or more and those who make a payroll deduction contribution of $250 or more If you wish to designate all or some portion of your per pay period to a single organization in the CFC should contribution to a federation, please record that federation’s consult a tax adviser to determine if additional verification of corresponding code number on your pledge card. The the donation is required by the IRS. Such verification can be federation name will be listed at the top of the list of the obtained by contacting the local CFC office. federation’s member organizations. Contributions designated to a federation will be shared in accordance with the federation’s policy. If you wish to designate all or some portion of your Visit the CFC Homepage contribution to a federation member organization, please For information about the CFC, including details on the record that organization’s corresponding code number on your public accountability standards for participating charities, visit pledge card. the CFC Home Page at www.opm.gov/cfc. How do I designate an unaffiliated www.cfcsfbay.org organization to receive my contribution? You may wish to designate to a specific organization or organizations not affiliated with a federation (unaffiliated organizations). If you wish to designate all or some portion of your contribution to an unaffiliated organization, please record that organization’s corresponding code number on your pledge card.

What if I choose not to specify an organization to receive my CFC contribution? All funds contributed to the CFC that are not designated to a specific organization or federation will be distributed to all organ- izations listed in the CFC brochure in the same proportion as they received designations. Organizations that do not receive designated dollars cannot receive any donations. ★

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★ Special Thanks to the Following People for Their Commitment ★

2004 CFC Campaign Leadership Cabinet H. Joan Ehrlich CFC Campaign Chair Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Peter Spencer Cathy Dunlap James L. Larkinn Federal Executive Board Chair Civilian Chair Postal Co-Chair, West Bay Social Security Administration Internal Revenue Service San Francisco District

Gene Bellessa Rear Admiral Jody Breckenridge Graham Vane Admissions Chair Coast Guard Chair Labor Chair Internal Revenue Service President Dianna Louie Nat’l Assn. Of Letter Carriers Col. Lyn D. Sherlock Executive Director U.S.P.S. Armed Forces Chair Federal Executive Board U.S. Air Force Rick Blancas Phyllis A. Joy Postal Chair, East Bay Col. Stephen Golden Education Chair Armed Forces Chair U.S. Department of Labor Sonya Thomas-Warner Sector Chair Co-Representative Postal Co-Chair, East Bay Robert Borden Col. George P. Johnson Public Affairs Council Art Clabby Armed Forces Chair Federal Executive Board Homeland Security Sector Chair Co-Representative Law Enforcement Chair

2004 Loaned Executives

U.S. Coast Guard U.S. Postal Service Civilian Sector

Leslie Morelli Eric O’Neill Anita Rackerby Dawn Wechsler 510.437.3222 Oakland District North Bay Department of Energy 510.874.8577 707.778.5359 415.536.6555 LTJG Elizabeth Seurynck 510.437.3942 Laura McDaniels Linda Thomas Prenistine Wheeler Oakland District SF District Social Security Administration Armed Forces 510.874.8577 415.550.5162 415.536.6555

Capt. Troy Pananon Yolanda Reeves Anna Baines Michael J. Winslow Military Oakland District SF District Internal Revenue Service 510.874.8577 650.948.6035 415.536.6555 SMSGT Billie Black Yvette Thrower Travis AFB Oakland District 510.874.8577

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Sector Chair Awards are presented to units or individuals who run outstanding CFC campaigns. Award winners for the 2004 campaign will be honored at the campaign finale awards ceremony held in January 2005. Congratulations to our 2003 Sector Chair Award Winners! USPS-San Francisco District US Coast Guard USPS - Oakland District Menlo Park USCG Pm - LT Robert Sanchez Moraga Post Office Pacific Area USCG D11 - LTJG Michael Boyes Richmond Main Post Office Redwood City MSO San Francisco - San Lorenzo Post Office Inspection Service MST1 Nicole Lavorgna Oakland Post Office In-Plant Support MILPAC (m) - Customer Service P & DC Bayview Station YN1 Renee McKinnon Danville Post Office Pine Street Station MILPAC (p) - Ms. Victoria Jennings International Service Center USCGC Tern - FS2 Timothy Paul 2003 Loaned Executives STA Rio Vista - MK2 Phillip Miglio Nadine Addison - IRS Civilian Sector Awards Philip L. Anderson - Environmental Protection Agency Travis Air Force Base General Services Administration US Dept. of Labor OASAM SMSgt Katherine I. Perry Anna Baines _ USPS San Francisco SF National Maritime Historical Park 60 CONS/LGCE Jeff Copeland, ENS - U.S. Coast Guard US General Accounting Office Capt Melissa G. Horsens 60 CS/SCM Tracy Graff - SF Passport Agency USDA Office of General Counsel SMSgt Richard Colson 60 Melissa G. Horsens, Capt. - USAF USDA Forest Service EMS/MXMF Stephen Shawn Mason - USPS Oakland US Navy Engineering Capt Jason Torgerson 21 AS/DOP Eric O’Neal - USPS Oakland Field Activity West Lt Pauline Nguyen 50 CS/SCBNI Fernando Peralta- SSA Santa Rosa District Office SMSgt David Tallion 349 Social Security Administration SSA Frank Hagel Federal Building MOF/MXOP Katherine Perry, SMSgt - USAF USDJ Federal Correctional Institution MSgt Mary Johnson 349 AMW/DPM Anita Rackerby - USPS North Bay Internal Revenue Service - Oakland Brian Ray - SF Passport Agency Kimbery Rojas - USPS Oakland Elizabeth Seurynck, For more information about this program, please contact your campaign LTJG - U.S. Coast Guard coordinator or call CFC Headquarters at (415) 808-4361 Linda Thomas - USPS San Francisco or visit our website at www.cfcsfbay.org Sonya Thomas-Warner - USPS Oakland

GIVING WORKS! GIVING IS POWERFUL! Information on Campaign 2004 Visit Our Website www.cfcsfbay.org

Employee Express

Employees in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area can use or to review and edit a pledge previously entered into the the Employee Express system to make CFC donations by system. All participating agencies have agreed that the use of payroll deduction. If your agency participates in Employee Employee Express for CFC is strictly optional. No employee Express and you are not already an Employee Express is required to use Employee Express to make his or her CFC system user, you may subscribe by going to the Employee donation. More detailed information pertaining to the use Express Web site (www.employeeexpress.gov) and request- and availability of the system can be obtained from your ing a PIN. During CFC campaign season, the Employee CFC Key Worker or Employee Campaign Coordinator. Express system will allow users to start a CFC contribution, For more information see page 88.

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★Pledge Card Instructions ★

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STEP 3: Donor Recognition Please indicate whether or not you wish to receive a gift based on your gift level. Eagle Donors qualify to attend the Eagle Club Luncheon. RSVP in the “Donor Recognition” section of this form.

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STEP 5: Acknowledgment Information Please indicate whether or not you would like to receive acknowledgment for your contribution from your designated agen- cies. If you would like to be acknowledged, please provide the complete mailing address. If you want to be acknowledged by your home e-mail, please check the box and provide your full e-mail address (Note: some agencies may not be able to acknowl- edge via e-mail.) If you don’t want to be The POWER of GIVING acknowledged, please put a check in the box that says, “Do Not Release.”

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★Federal Pay Guidelines ★

Please use the guidelines below in determining your Leadership and Gateway annual gift amounts.

2004 GENERAL SCHEDULE (GS) PAY TABLE Hourly Basic (B) Rates by Grade and Step

GRADE STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5 STEP 6 STEP 7 STEP 8 STEP 9 STEP 10

GS-1 $09.30 $09.61 $09.92 $10.23 $10.54 $10.72 $11.02 $11.33 $11.34 $11.63 -2 10.46 10.70 11.05 11.34 11.47 11.81 12.15 12.48 12.82 13.16 -3 11.41 11.79 12.17 12.55 12.93 13.31 13.69 14.07 14.45 14.83 -4 12.81 13.23 13.66 14.09 14.51 14.94 15.37 15.79 16.22 16.65 -5 14.33 14.81 15.28 15.76 16.24 16.72 17.20 17.67 18.15 18.63 -6 15.97 16.50 17.04 17.57 18.10 18.63 19.17 19.70 20.23 20.77 -7 17.75 18.34 18.93 19.52 20.11 20.71 21.30 21.89 22.48 23.07 -8 19.66 20.31 20.97 21.62 22.28 22.93 23.59 24.24 24.90 25.55 -9 21.71 22.43 23.16 23.88 24.61 25.33 26.05 26.78 27.50 28.22 -10 23.91 24.71 25.50 26.30 27.10 27.89 28.69 29.49 30.28 31.08 -11 26.27 27.14 28.02 28.89 29.77 30.65 31.52 32.40 33.27 34.15 -12 31.48 32.53 33.58 34.63 35.68 36.73 37.78 38.83 39.88 40.93 -13 37.44 38.69 39.93 41.18 42.43 43.68 44.93 46.17 47.42 48.67 -14 44.24 45.72 47.19 48.67 50.14 51.62 53.09 54.56 56.04 57.51 -15 52.04 53.78 55.51 57.24 58.98 60.71 62.45 64.18 65.60 65.60

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★ NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS ★ 1842 Dedication and Everlasting Love to Animals 661-269-4010 www.Deltarescue.tv ANIMAL CHARITIES OF AMERICA EIN#95-3759277 - Only organization in America rescuing dogs and cats aban- Federation and Member Organizations doned in the wilderness, housing over 1500 of them at its 150 acre, no kill sanctu- ary. 8.2% 1800 Animal Charities of America 800-626-5892 www.animalcharitiesofamerica.org EIN#94-3193389 - Protecting pets, wildlife, and endangered species. Teaching 1813 Dogs for Disabled Americans (NEADS) 978-422-9064 www.neads.org (National people to treat animals with respect. Humane training of animals as helpmates and Education for Assistance Dog Services) EIN#23-7281887 - Trains rescued dogs companions to people in need. 1.0% and donated puppies to assist people who are deaf or physically disabled in leading more independent lives at work and at home. 11.2% 1828 Alley Cat Allies 202-667-3630 www.alleycat.org EIN#52-1742079 - Works for humane control of feline overpopulation across the U.S. through sterilization and 1820 Dogs for the Deaf 541-826-9220 www.dogsforthedeaf.org EIN#93-0681311 - care of feral cats as a compassionate alternative to euthanasia. 23.4% Rescues dogs from shelters, trains them to serve as the ears for people who are deaf, and places these special canine helpers without charge nationwide. 15.3% 1803 Alley Cat Rescue 301-699-3946 www.saveacat.org EIN#52-2279100 - Dedicated to helping stray and feral cats. ACR rescues homeless cats in Maryland and DC - 1822 Elephant Sanctuary 931-796-6500 www.elephants.com (Elephant Sanctuary in National network of Cat Action Teams help cats across America. 26.2%* Hohenwald) EIN#62-1587327 - The nation’s only natural-habitat refuge for endan- gered elephants retired from circuses and zoos. Improving lives of elephants 1859 American Anti-Vivisection Society 800-SAY-AAVS www.aavs.org EIN#23- through sanctuary, education, research and overseas assistance. 12.5% 0341990 - Founded in 1883, the American Anti-Vivisection Society works to end the use of animals in research, testing, and education. AAVS promotes effective, 1805 Farm Animal Reform Movement (FARM) 888-FARM-USA www.farmusa.org non-animal alternatives. 4.4% EIN#52-1302627 - Promotes wholesome eating and humane treatment of animals in factory farms and slaughterhouses through thousands of grassroots Great 1812 American Eagle Foundation 800-2-EAGLES www.eagles.org EIN#58-1652023 - American Meatout and Farm Animals Day events. 4.4% Dedicated to protecting the majestic Bald Eagle, the USA’s National Symbol, and its habitat by supporting and conducting eagle and environmental recovery and 1851 Friends of Animals 203-656-1522 www.friendsofanimals.org EIN#13-6018549 - education programs. 16.7% Operating national spay/neuter program for cats and dogs since 1957. Works to protect wildlife, especially endangered African elephant and Alaskan Wolves. 1801 American Humane Association 866-AHA-1877 www.americanhumane.org 24.4% EIN#84-0432950 - America’s most respected humane organization, supporting our nation’s network of animal and child welfare agencies, rescuing 1823 Fund for Animals 888-405-FUND www.fund.org EIN#13-6218740 - Founded in animals and children from cruelty, neglect, and abuse. 20.8% 1967 by Cleveland Amory. Advocates for wildlife through legislation, litigation, and education. Rescues and rehabilitates animals at sanctuaries such as Black 1826 Animal Care Committee 301-963-4751 www.psyeta.org (Psychologists for Beauty Ranch. 18.8% Ethical Treatment of Animals) EIN#22-2527462 - Professionals and advocates conducting clinical and educational programs designed to reduce exploitation and 1847 Greyhound Foundation 352-628-2281 www.4greyhounds.org (National instill compassion toward people and animals. Together we can move Beyond Greyhound Foundation) EIN#65-0491973 - They live in cages... die in desperation. Violence. 20.5% Twenty-eight thousand retired racing greyhounds a year! We rescue and find them homes. Your gift stops the cruelty. 11.7% 1839 Animal Legal Defense Fund 707-769-7771 www.ALDF.org EIN#94-2681680 - Help us protect the lives and advance the interests of animals using the legal sys- 1840 Guide Dogs for the Blind 800-295-4050 www.guidedogs.com EIN#94-1196195 - tem, thus reducing violence and promoting justice and compassion in society. Enhances the independence and mobility of people with visual impairments by 23.1% providing specially trained dogs at no cost to the blind individual. 25.6%*

1831 Animal Protection Institute 800-348-7387 www.api4animals.org EIN#94- 1807 Guide Dogs of America 800-459-4843 www.guidedogsofamerica.org EIN#95- 6187633 - Advocating for animals since 1968. Your donation helps us prevent ani- 1586088 - Guide Dogs of America is dedicated to providing professionally trained mal suffering, protect against animal abuse, and provide free-range sanctuary for dogs to legally blind individuals, free of charge, and return home with a new part- rescued primates. 24.7% ner. 11.5%

1808 Animal Welfare Institute 703-836-4300 www.awionline.org EIN#13-5655952 - 1843 Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Association 610-756-6961 www.hawkmountain.org AWI seeks to ban inhumane traps and brutal horse slaughter, opposes cruel treat- EIN#23-1392700 - Protect migratory raptors from habitat loss, shooting, and pes- ment of laboratory animals and farm animals and fights to protect endangered ticides through conservation science and by working with community-based organ- species. 13.6% izations along important migration flyways. 17.1%

1802 ASPCA: American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 1830 HawkWatch International 800-726-4295 www.hawkwatch.org EIN#85-0358519 - 212-876-7700 www.aspca.org EIN#13-1623829 - Your gift helps prevent cruelty HawkWatch monitors and protects hawks, eagles, falcons, other birds of prey and and alleviate the fear and suffering of animals through humane law enforcement, their environments throughout the Western Hemisphere through research, educa- education, spay/neuter programs, veterinary care, and adoption. 21.1% tion, and conservation. 11.8%

1829 Assistance Dog Institute 707-545-3647 www.assistancedog.org EIN#68-0259118 - 1838 Hearts United for Animals 402-274-3679 www.hua.org EIN#47-0773858 - Helping dogs help people! Research, development, and education programs No-kill shelter and sanctuary with national network rescue for abused animals,

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS improve the quality of life for children and adults. We create lifelong friendship, providing shelter for pets of domestic abuse families; National Anti-Puppy Mill peace and happiness. 3.1% campaign. 7.5%

1819 Assistance Dog United Campaign 800-284-DOGS 1809 Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled 617-787-4419 www.assistancedogunitedcampaign.org (Bonnie Bergin Assistance Dog Institute) www.helpinghandsmonkeys.org (Helping Hands Simian Aides for the Disabled) EIN#68-0307690 - Help provide loving assistance dog partners- Guide, Service, EIN#13-3146988 - We provide specially trained monkeys as helpers and Hearing, Social/ Therapy Dogs- to individuals with disabilities through ADUC’s companions to paralyzed people. Monkey-helpers and lifetime support services are assistance dog sponsorships and training program grants. 2.4% provided to disabled individuals at no charge. 5.0%

1804 Canine Companions for Independence 800-572-2275 1832 Humane Farming Association 415-485-1495 www.hfa.org EIN#68-0087989 - www.caninecompanions.org/ EIN#94-2494324 - Give independence to people HFA protects farm animals, consumers, and the environment! We campaign with disabilities! Canine Companions change the lives of children and adults by against factory farming, conduct anticruelty investigations and operate the world’s providing service, companionship, and unconditional love. 20.2% largest animal refuge. Please help. 10.2%

1806 Compassion Over Killing 301-891-2458 www.cok.net EIN#52-2034417 - 1818 In Defense of Animals 415-388-9641 www.idausa.org EIN#68-0008936 - Fight Working to end animal abuse and cruelty to animals in agriculture and promoting animal exploitation, cruelty and abuse by supporting our undercover investiga- vegetarian eating to build a kinder world for human and nonhuman alike. 3.2% tions, grassroots activism, rescue operations, lobbying, lawsuits, and our abused animal and African chimpanzee sanctuaries. 12.8% 1811 Days End Farm Horse Rescue 877-442-1564 www.defhr.org EIN#52-1759077 - Humane organization dedicated to ensuring quality care and treatment of horses 1833 Institute for In Vitro Sciences, Inc 301-947-6523 www.iivs.org EIN#52-2029668 through rehabilitation, humane education, and community outreach. Visit us daily - We use the best science to help eliminate animal use in research and testing. between 10am - 4pm. 20.1% Better information to help protect human health is the result. 14.4%

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National/International Organizations

1834 International Fund for Animal Welfare 800-932-4329 www.ifaw.org EIN#31- 1824 United Animal Nations 800-440-3277 www.uan.org EIN#68-0124097 - 1594197 - Protecting animals from commercial exploitation, habitat loss and cru- Evacuates and rescues animals during disasters (Emergency Animal Rescue elty. We’re committed to solutions and positive changes that improve the lives of Service), provides emergency aid to animals in crisis, and works to prevent animal both animals and people. 26.4%* abuse and suffering. 23.5%

1848 International Hearing Dog, Inc. 303-287-3277 www.ihdi.org EIN#84-0779444 - 1844 United Poultry Concerns 757-678-7875 www.upc-online.org EIN#52-1705678 - Trains dogs to assist persons with hearing loss by alerting master to many sounds We stick up for chickens- the most abused land animals in the world- and we are in the home, at no cost to recipient. 18.0% dedicated to the compassionate and respectful treatment of them. 19.8%

1827 International Primate Protection League 843-871-2280 www.ippl.org EIN#51- 1825 Vegan Outreach 412-968-0268 www.veganoutreach.org EIN#86-0736818 - Vegan 0194013 - Tracks down smugglers who are decimating the last remaining pri- Outreach protects animals and the environment by spreading information about mates, assists primate rescue centers overseas, and operates its own sanctuary for vegetarianism and veganism worldwide via distribution of our booklets, Why rescued gibbons (“adopt” one). 15.3% Vegan and Try Vegetarian. 10.1%

1835 Last Chance for Animals 310-271-6096 www.lcanimal.org EIN#95-4013155 - 1846 Vegetarians International Voice for Animals 530-759-8482 www.vivausa.org Ending animal abuse! LCA employs non-violent, non-destructive strategies to (VIVA! USA) EIN#94-3345436 - Dynamic vegan organization working for farmed expose organized pet theft, cruel and illegal animal treatment, and send the perpe- animals, healthier diet and preserving the environment through national campaigns trators to jail. 23.5% and youth education. Produces guides helping people go veggie. 18.1%

1810 Marine Mammal Center 415-289-SEAL www.marinemammalcenter.org 1855 WildAid 202-772-1083 www.wildaid.org EIN#52-1934148 - Provides direct pro- EIN#51-0144434 - Rescuing and rehabilitating injured, sick, and orphaned marine tection to wildlife in danger through anti-poaching initiatives, investigating and mammals and releasing them back to their ocean home. 17.7% prosecuting illegal wildlife traders, and reducing demand through media cam- paigns and community outreach. 9.3% 1836 New England Anti-Vivisection Society 617-523-6020 www.neavs.org EIN#04- ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL 2104756 - Founded in 1895 to end human and animal suffering, NEAVS develops 1849 WildCare: Terwilliger Nature Education and Wildlife Rehabilitation and supports alternatives to animal research, cruelty-free education, compassionate 415-453-1000 www.wildcaremarin.org EIN#51-0172331 - Wildcare inspires a legislation, and progressive, ethical science. 19.7% vital connection among people, wildlife and the natural world through environ- mental education and wildlife rehabilitation programs. 32.6%* 1837 Orangutan Foundation International 310-207-1655 www.orangutan.org (The Orangutan Foundation) EIN#95-4112467 - OFI’s purpose is to save the Indonesian 1854 World Society for the Protection of Animals 800-883-9772 www.wspa-usa.org rainforest and all the rainforest animals and plants, including the orangutans. We EIN#04-2718182 - WSPA’s worldwide rescue squad criss-crosses the globe by conduct education, research, conservation and care. 20.7% plane, boat, and on foot to protect, rescue, and heal suffering animals. Please join us today! 32.2%* 1817 Paws for Independence 800-944-3647 www.guidedogs.org EIN#59-2252352 - Our guide dogs are humanely trained and provided free of charge to blind individuals, so they may travel with independence, safety, and dignity. 25.4%* MILITARY,VETERANS & PATRIOTIC SERVICE 1814 Paws With A Cause 800-253-PAWS www.pawswithacause.org (Southeastern ORGANIZATIONS OF AMERICA Guide Dogs) EIN#38-2370342 - Paws With A Cause trains Assistance Dogs Federation and Member Organizations nationally for people with disabilities and provides lifetime team support which encourages independence. PAWS promotes awareness through education. 3.1% 2100 Military, Veterans & Patriotic Service Organziations of America 800-626-6526 www.mvpsoa.org EIN#94-3193418 - Help us keep America strong, 1816 People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) 757-622-7382 safe, and free and remember, honor, and keep faith with our veterans, with those www.peta.org EIN#52-1218336 - Your contribution will help us end suffering and who serve today, and their families. 1.8% save animal lives. We fight cruelty through education, investigations, grassroots campaigns, rescues, advocacy, and messages of compassion. 15.7% 2131 82nd Airborne Division Association Educational Fund 910-822-4534 EIN#35- 1535397 - Provides college and university scholarship assistance grants to depend- 1815 Pet Partners 425-226-7357 www.deltasociety.org (Delta Society) EIN#91- ent children of association members, and former active duty members of the 1158281 - Your yearly contribution helps therapy animal teams comfort over Division. 2.6% 1,000,000 men, women and children in hospitals, physical therapy, or those who have lost loved ones. 22.7% 2121 AAAA Scholarship Foundation, Inc. 203-268-2450 www.quad-a.org EIN#06- 0799487 - Scholarships for Army Aviation Association of America members and 1821 Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine 202-686-2210 www.pcrm.org selected dependents. AAAA pays all Foundation expenses. 100% of donations EIN#52-1394893 - PCRM protects animals by promoting alternatives to animal applied to awards. 0.0% experiments in research and education. We also promote disease prevention through education programs about diet and lifestyle. 16.9% 2137 Aerospace Education Foundation 800-291-8480 www.aef.org EIN#52-6043929 - Promotes technological excellence through grants to teachers and scholarship pro- 1857 Primate Rescue Center, Inc. 859-858-4866 www.primate-rescue.org EIN#61- grams. AEF also helps the Air Force family to attain its educational goals. 17.1% 1325369 - Alleviating the suffering of primates wherever it occurs by: Providing sanctuary or referral to appropriate facilities and educating the public to the plight 2101 Air Force Memorial Foundation 703-247-5808 www.airforcememorial.org of primates. 9.6% EIN#54-1629975 - Help build the Air Force Memorial to honor the sacrifice and patriotism of the millions of men and women who have served in the USAF. 1852 Puppies Behind Bars 212-924-7404 www.puppiesbehindbars.com EIN#13-3969389 - 11.9% Trains inmates to raise puppies as guide dogs for the blind or explosive detection dogs for the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. 20.6% 2104 Air Warrior Courage Foundation 540-442-7782 www.airwarriorcourage.org/ EIN#77-0490412 - AWCF provides financial assistance to families and/or mem- 1845 Service Dogs For America 877-737-8364 www.alert-dog.com (Great Plains bers of U.S. Armed Forces facing extraordinary medical expenses; and, other phil- Assistance Dogs Foundation) EIN#45-0427665 - Trains dogs and people to work anthropic projects in need of support. 2.5% together to overcome disability. Specializing in emergency medical response dog training. Seizures, children, elderly, disabled may all benefit here. 14.9% 2102 Airmen Memorial Foundation 800-638-0594 www.amf.org EIN#52-1323592 - Airmen helping Airmen. USAF, Guard, Reserve active, retired and veteran enlisted 1850 Spay-Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP) 800-762-7762 www.snapus.org personnel, and their families receive scholarship, financial aid, research assistance EIN#76-0608925 - Reduce dog/cat overpopulation by prevention, using mainly and on-line retiree information. 18.7% mobile clinics that take FREE and low-cost animal sterilization and wellness serv- ices directly into poor neighborhoods. 25.1%* 2122 Airmen Memorial Museum 800-638-0594 www.afsahq.org/AMM/amm-htm/mwelcome.htm EIN#52-1609193 - Presenting 1856 Tribe of Heart 607-275-0806 www.tribeofheart.org EIN#16-1578939 - Award- the Air Force enlisted corps heritage through public exhibits and educational winning documentaries telling stories of people who had a change of heart toward research; concentrating on the individual airmen making history during the last animals. We reach those who never before cared about animal suffering. 10.9% 100 years. 24.9%

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National/International Organizations

2103 American Defense Institute 703-519-7000 www.ojc.org/ADI EIN#52-1313039 - 2109 Hospitalized Veterans Writing Project 913-432-1214 EIN#48-0987617 - Promotes a strong national defense, including homeland security, focusing aware- A therapeutic writing program to acknowledge veterans’ experiences and build ness and patriotism among young Americans. Encourages military voter participa- confidence and self-esteem through focused creative expression and possible pub- tion and resolution of POW/MIA issue. 10.1% lication of the works. 22.0%

2152 AMVETS Charities 800-810-7148 www.amvets.org EIN#52-1151181 - 2134 Marine Corps — Law Enforcement Foundation 877-606-1775 Preserving freedom and supporting veterans and active duty military personnel. www.mc-lef.org EIN#22-3357410 - Financial aid for disabled children of Marines. We must never forget those who served and died, and the sacrifices made for Scholarship assistance to children of Marines and Federal law enforcement person- freedom. 11.9% nel whose parent dies on duty. 2.4%

2132 Angel Flight for Veterans 888-849-0507 www.angelflightveterans.org EIN#54- 2143 Marine Corps Heritage Foundation 800-397-7585 www.marineheritage.org 1851770 - Help us provide air transportation for military, veterans and their fami- EIN#52-1147967 - Building the National Museum of the Marine Corps, Quantico, lies to distant medical centers. Health care must continue when travel funds are Virginia- see America’s history through the eyes of Marines. We make history, help exhausted. 2.4% us preserve it! 20.9%

2126 Armed Forces Family Survivors Fund, Intrepid Museum Foundation 2111 Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation 800-292-7777 www.marine-scholars.org 212-245-0072 www.intrepidmuseum.org (Intrepid Museum Foundation) EIN#13- EIN#22-1905062 - We provide scholarships to children of current/former Marines, 3062419 - Helping families whose loved ones made the ultimate sacrifice of their and children of Navy Corpsmen that served with the Marines, who pursue colle- lives for our country. Assisting them with urgent expenses by providing immediate giate or VoTech education. 14.2% financial help. 21.0% 2118 Military Chaplains Association of the USA 703-276-2189 www.mca-usa.org 2136 Armed Forces Foundation 212-957-7020 EIN#13-6894054 - We support the EIN#53-0204613 - Your gift helps us in working to preserve the chaplaincy’s criti- Scholarships for Military Children program and provide scholarships to children of cal role in caring for America’s military active duty, reserve, and veterans. 8.9% veterans and service members who could not otherwise afford an education. 9.9% 2142 Military Officers Association of America Scholarship Fund 800-234-6622 2139 Armed Forces Veterans Homes Foundation 800-638-0594 www.moaa.org EIN#54-1659039 - Provides interest free loans and grants to chil- www.VetHomesFoundation.org EIN#52-1993760 - Quality of life improvements dren of enlisted and officers for college education. All administrative costs are for 32,000 elderly and infirm veterans at 128 State Veterans Homes and two paid by MOAA- not from donations. 0.0% National Retirement Homes: resident needs and Home operations. 23.5% 2151 Ministry to the Armed Forces and Veterans Affairs Chaplaincy 2149 Armed Services YMCA of the USA 800-597-1260 www.asymca.org EIN#91- 703-276-7905 www.ncmaf.org (National Conference on Ministry to the Armed 1883466 - Operates a nationwide network of social service programs for junior Forces) EIN#54-1188519 - Recruits, endorses, and counsels American clergy per- enlisted military men and women and their families stationed away from home- sons to serve as military chaplains for Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines, Coast towns and family. 15.6% Guard, and Veterans Affairs Hospitals. 12.5%

2133 Army Historical Foundation 800-506-2672 www.armyhistoryfnd.org EIN#52- 2144 National Flag Foundation 800-615-1776 www.americanflags.org EIN#23- 1367225 - We support building a national US Army museum and sponsor educa- 7046914 - Providing patriotic education to America’s children, teaching them to tional programs that preserve and promote the history and heritage of the love and respect our country and our flag and to become responsible citizens. American soldier. 19.1% 13.0%

2106 Astronauts Memorial Foundation 321-452-2887 www.amfcse.org EIN#59- 2113 National Military Family Association 703-931-NMFA www.nmfa.org EIN#52- 2637266 - In honor of our fallen U.S. astronauts, the Foundation provides technol- 0899384 - Prepares spouses and children to better deal with hardships unique to ogy training for teachers, professors and technology specialists in the United military life and protects benefits vital to families of the deployed, wounded, and States. 19.7% fallen. 13.6%

2107 Blinded American Veterans Foundation 800-242-0161 www.bavf.org EIN#52- 2150 Naval Historical Foundation 202-678-4333 www.navyhistory.org EIN#53- 1419400 - Helping blinded and sensory disabled veterans attain their maximum 0196627 - We preserve naval history by collecting artifacts, manuscripts and veter- potential though research, rehabilitation and reemployment services. Completely ans’ oral histories. We teach naval history to the pubic with speakers, publications, staffed by volunteers. Thanks for your help. 8.6% and symposiums. 28.2%*

2155 Blinded Veterans Association 800-669-7079 www.bva.org EIN#53-0214281 - 2119 Paralyzed Veterans of America Spinal Cord Injury Education and Training Congressionally chartered to serve blinded veterans. Enhances employment oppor- Foundation (ETF) 800-424-8200 www.pvaresearch.org EIN#94-2733585 - tunities, assists in procuring benefits offered by public and private agencies, pro- Funding projects to educate paralyzed people and their healthcare providers about vides educational information and scholarships. 21.1% adapting to paralysis and overcoming cultural stigmas associated with it. 0.2%

2153 CAMP- Council on America’s Military Past 800-398-4693 2114 Red River Valley Fighter Pilots Association 888-299-2043 www.campjamp.org (Council on America’s Military Past) EIN#23-7124161 - www.river-rats.org (Red River Valley Association) EIN#23-7033827 - We Country’s leading national organization with objectives of military history and his- provide scholarships to dependents of US Military Personnel declared MIA/KIA in toric preservation. Publishes newspaper and quarterly journal, sponsors annual armed conflicts from Vietnam to date and aircrewmembers killed performing air- military history conference, awards student grants. 5.9% craft duties. 9.1% NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2105 Coast Guard Foundation 860-535-0786 www.cgfdn.org EIN#04-2899862 - 2147 Seabee Memorial Scholarship Association 301-570-2850 www.seabee.org Provides programs that enhance the education, welfare, and morale of Coast Guard EIN#52-0910325 - Provides children and grandchildren of Seabees with financial personnel and their families; augments the Coast Guard Academy’s academic and assistance towards a college diploma to prepare them for a brighter future. 23.2% extracurricular programs. 14.4% 2148 SEAL - Naval Special Warfare Foundation 757-363-7490 2110 Congressional Medal of Honor Society 843-884-8862 www.cmohs.org www.nswfoundation.org (Naval Special Warfare Foundation) EIN#31-1728910 - (The Congressional Medal of Honor Society of the United States of America) Promotes welfare of Navy (SEALs/SWCC) personnel, provides academic scholar- EIN#52-6056376 - Honors the courage, sacrifice and lives of those who have ships, specialty family counseling, and educational programs that perpetuate histo- received our nation’s highest honor, and keeps their stories alive to inspire future ry and heritage of American naval commandos. 10.8% generations. 16.7% 2124 Special Operations Warrior Foundation 813-805-9400 www.specialops.org 2108 Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Charitable Service Trust EIN#52-1183585 - We provide four year or vocational college scholarship grants 859-441-7300 www.dav.org EIN#52-1521276 - Your gift provides food, shelter and and financial aid counseling to children surviving Special Operations personnel medical aid to homeless veterans, transportation to medical facilities, and counsel- killed in operational or training missions. 7.1% ing/rehabilitation for amputee and other severely disabled veterans. 4.0% 2154 Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation 816-756-3390 www.vfw.org/foundation 2117 Fisher House Foundation 888-294-8560 www.fisherhouse.org EIN#11-3158401 - EIN#43-1758998 - Facilitating projects that improve life for veterans and We build and donate Fisher Houses at military/VA medical centers, support exist- military service personnel, as well as helping promote the important values of ing houses, help military families in need and award Scholarships for Military community service and patriotic education. 5.0% Children. 6.8%

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2115 Vietnam Veterans Assistance Fund 301-589-4613 www.vvafund.org EIN#13- 1902 Catholics for a Free Choice 202-986-6093 www.catholicsforchoice.org EIN#52- 3648561 - We’re Vietnam veterans helping today’s homeless, disabled and needy 1154418 - A pro-choice organization of Catholics that supports the right of women veterans with shelter, employment, counseling and government benefits assistance, and men to make responsible decisions about family planning and reproductive with appreciation for their service to America. 3.2% health, including abortion. 10.6%

2141 Young Marines 202-889-8745 www.TheYoungMarines.org EIN#38-2346425 - 1945 Center for Reproductive Rights 917-637-3600 www.reproductiverights.org We strengthen the lives of America’s youth by teaching the importance of self- EIN#13-3669731 - Works to protect reproductive rights for all women, especially confidence, academic achievement, responsible citizenship, honoring our veterans those with limited access to care. Secures appropriate, freely chosen reproductive and a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. 14.1% health services for all women. 30.2%*

1924 Center for Women Policy Studies 202-872-1770 www.centerwomenpolicy.org EIN#52-0962100 - Multiethnic feminist policy Center bringing research-based WOMEN, CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICE policy options to federal/state policy makers - on women and AIDS, violence, wel- CHARITIES OF AMERICA fare, workplace diversity, reproductive rights, and health. 6.8% Federation and Member Organizations 1912 Children’s Emergency Medical Fund 602-241-2873 www.cemfund.org EIN#86- 1004356 - Sends medical supplies, food, and other assistance to aid programs in 1900 Women, Children, and Family Service Charities of America 800-626-6481 America, Asia, Central America, and Kosovo to help end the suffering of innocent www.womenandchildren.org EIN#94-3193386 - Creating a better world by con- children. 0.1% structively addressing gender based discrimination, domestic violence, reproduc- tive choices, family-work conflicts, caregiver support, and childhood education, hunger and health. 2.7% 1946 Children’s Network International 877-264-2243 www.childrensnetworkinternational.org EIN#95-4669871 - Help us alleviate hunger and suffering. We provide food, clothing, medicine, and medical care to

1901 9 to 5 Working Women Education Fund 800-522-0925 www.9to5.org EIN#34- ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL needy children in the U.S. and around the world. 0.3% 1246311 - 9to5 works to strengthen women’s ability to achieve economic justice. Leadership training focuses on policy changes in work/family, welfare, anti- discrimination and temp work issues. 5.4% 1970 Educate the Children 607-272-1176 www.etc-nepal.org EIN#16-1383981 - Empower women and children to overcome poverty, hunger and illness. Scholarships, school repair, adult literacy and small start-up loans. Women/ 1975 Abortion Access Project 617-661-1161 www.abortionaccess.org EIN#04- children of Nepal need you. 15.1% 3298538 - To insure that women nationwide have access to safe, compassionate abortion care and that abortion is available as a mainstream health care service. 13.5% 1906 Educational and Research Foundation for the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 703-299-9291 www.aafprs.org EIN#36- 2952891 - In U.S. we offer probono surgery to domestic violence survivors who 1938 Abortion Federation, National (NAF) 202-667-5881 www.prochoice.org have healed emotionally, but are scarred physically. Internationally we assist indi- EIN#43-1097957 - Our dedicated members are the health care providers who viduals with facial deformities. 21.2% make reproductive choice a reality. NAF’s mission is to keep abortion safe, legal and accessible. 26.5%* 1903 FaithTrust Institute 206-634-1903 www.faithtrustinstitute.org EIN#91-1031362 - Help end child abuse and domestic violence by supporting our training and educa- 1904 ACNM Foundation, Inc. 202-728-9860 www.acnm.org/foundation EIN#13- tion programs for religious leaders and community service providers across the 6227462 - A.C.N.M. Foundation, Inc., supports high quality maternal, newborn, U.S. 17.9% and well women health services through grants focused on midwifery education, research, practice and leadership. 14.5% 1966 Family Violence and Sexual Assault Institute 858-623-2777 www.fvsai.org EIN#75-2401334 - Prevention of all aspects of family violence and child maltreat- 1952 Adoptions by Cradle of Hope 301-587-4400 www.cradlehope.org (Cradle of ment by education, training, program development/evaluation, disseminating infor- Hope Adoption Center) EIN#52-1729434 - Help an abandoned child! We provide mation as a National Training and Resource Center. 2.3% adoption services and support to children who are waiting for permanent, loving families. 19.7% 1919 Family Violence Prevention Fund 415-252-8900 www.endabuse.org EIN#94- 3110973 - Ending domestic violence by fighting discrimination against battered 1922 Alan Guttmacher Institute 212-248-1111 www.guttmacher.org EIN#13-2890727 women in court, improving services for children exposed to abuse, and by raising - Advances and protects sexual and reproductive health and rights worldwide, public awareness. 3.9% helping people make responsible choices about sex and family formation through policy-relevant research and outreach. 25.9%* 1947 Feed My Hungry Children 602-241-2873 www.feedmhc.org (Word of Victory Outreach Ministries) EIN#81-0455105 - Christian volunteers meeting the desper- 1905 Alhambra Charity Fund 800-478-2946 www.OrderAlhambra.org (Order of the ate food needs of thousands of America’s impoverished children. Rushing clothing, Alhambra Special Fund) EIN#52-1571850 - Make life better for mentally retarded medical care and lifesaving emergency relief to hurting children worldwide. 1.8% persons. We grant thousands of special education/training scholarships so students may learn crucial skills for independence. 15.3% 1962 Feeding Hungry Children International 909-793-2009 www.feedinghungrychildren.net EIN#33-0824713 - You can save a child from 1929 American Association of University Women Educational Foundation starvation- your gift provides crucial food and care to suffering children in Haiti, 202-728-3307 www.aauw.org EIN#52-6037388 - Give deserving women a chance Dominican Republic, Mexico and the US. 0.0% to excel through programs advancing education, research, and self-development for women and girls - fostering equity and positive societal change. 20.5% 1907 Feminists for Life of America 202-737-FFLA www.feministsforlife.org EIN#36- 3519056 - Dedicated to systematically eliminating the root causes that drive 1942 American Association of University Women Legal Advocacy Fund women to abortion- primarily lack of practical resources and support- because 202-785-7750 www.aauw.org (AAUW Legal Advocay Fund) EIN#52-1232075 - women deserve better than abortion. 8.9% Help achieve gender equity in higher education. We provide funding and support systems for female students, faculty, and staff fighting sex discrimination on cam- pus. 29.6%* 1954 Foundation for Women’s Health 847-517-7402 www.acwh.org (ACWHP Foundation) EIN#52-2016949 - Making gender informed training, research and medical education the standard in all aspects of women’s health care, policy, edu- 1943 AngelCare 888-264-5227 ANGELCARE.org (Children’s AngelCare Aid cation and clinical practice. 36.0%* International) EIN#33-0776776 - Sometimes everyone needs an angel to make things better. Become a needy child’s angel- food, clothing, medicine and school- ing- US and international. Child Sponsorships encouraged. 4.6% 1971 Giving Hope International 714-524-4454 www.ghintl.org EIN#03-0437935 - Rescuing women and children experiencing health crises, GHI provides hospital- ization, surgery, medicine, nutrition and transportation locally, worldwide; empha- 1944 Bear Necessities Pediatric Cancer Foundation, Inc. 847-952-9164 sizing our efforts toward the hopeless and forgotten. 0.2% www.bearnecessities.org EIN#36-3874655 - Help children with cancer by funding pediatric cancer research, caring for the families and their immediate needs, and assisting child oncology programs nationwide. 17.3% 1908 Global Fund for Women 415-202-7640 www.globalfundforwomen.org EIN#77- 0155782 - We support courageous grassroots women’s groups worldwide that are working to gain freedom from poverty, violence, and 1916 Business and Professional Women’s Foundation 202-293-1100 www.bpwusa.org discrimination. 13.1% EIN#53-0237067 - Need-based college scholarships for low-income women to prepare them for employment at a living wage, and action programs to encourage fair pay and family-friendly workplaces. 14.1%

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1917 I Am Your Child Foundation 202-238-4862 www.IAmYourChild.org EIN#95- 1915 Older Women’s League 800-825-3695 www.owl-national.org EIN#94-2686349 - 4523698 - Raises awareness about the importance of early childhood development Your mother and grandmother need your help. We help ensure that midlife and and promotes expansion of public policies and programs to assist young children older women will know justice, economic security, independence, good health and and families. 15.6% equality. 25.1%*

1967 International Women’s Democracy Center 202-530-0563 www.iwdc.org 1920 R.O.S.E. (Regaining One’s Self Esteem) Fund 800-253-6425 EIN#52-1867900 - Strengthens women’s global leadership through training, educa- www.rosefund.org (The ROSE Fund) EIN#04-3154445 - We assist and empower tion, networking and research by increasing women’s participation in civil society, women who have broken the cycle of domestic violence by providing education senior policy and decision-making positions in government. 6.8% and public outreach, grants, scholarships, awards, and reconstructive surgery. 21.0% 1955 Jewish Women International 800-343-2823 www.jewishwomen.org EIN#52- 6040461 - JWI supports faith-based and secular communities and serves to break 1973 Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network (RAINN) 202-544-1034 the cycle of violence through education, advocacy, and action - locally, nationally, www.rainn.org EIN#52-1886511 - Operates National Sexual Assault Hotline. Free, around the world. 14.3% 24/7 services helps 120,000 people/year. Programs prevent rape, help victims, put rapists in jail. Largest US anti-rape organization. 10.0% 1956 Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower International 800-467-6997 www.kidpower.org EIN#77-0226712 - Teaches empowering safety skills to help everyone, especially 1963 Stepfamily Association of America 800-735-0329 www.stepfam.org EIN#94- children, women, and disabled people, increase confidence and protect themselves 2625041 - Helping stepfamilies succeed through research-based information, edu- from emotional and physical violence and abuse. 5.8% cational materials, local chapter support groups, referrals to Professional Affiliates, training for professionals, and public policy advocacy. 8.2% 1957 La Leche League International 847-519-7730 www.lalecheleague.org EIN#36- 2514518 - World’s leading authority on breastfeeding. Provide information and 1972 Wider Opportunities for Women 202-464-1596 www.wowonline.org EIN#52- encouragement through mother-to-mother support, publications, and hotlines in 64 0818450 - Help women learn how to earn and what you get is WOW— economic countries and all US states. 33.9%* independence, equality of opportunity, and freedom from want for women and girls. 14.7% 1910 Ms. Foundation for Women 212-742-2300 www.ms.foundation.org EIN#23- 7252609 - The nation’s only multi-issue, multicultural public women’s fund work- 1926 Women Count! 215-848-1120 (Women In Dialogue) EIN#23-2979717 - ing to bring girls’ and women’s leadership to the center of their families, commu- Women’s work has value that must be recognized. Pressing for caregiving work to nities and society. 16.8% be counted- and reflected in equal pay, childcare, tax credits, Social Security. 10.6% 1976 National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy 202-478-8500 www.teenpregnancy.org EIN#52-1974611 - Help reduce teen pregnancy by 1961 Women for Women International 888-504-3247 www.womenforwomen.org one-third by 2005. We’re doing it, successfully, by educating teens that sex has (Women for Women) EIN#52-1838756 - We provide direct aid, rights awareness consequences and by helping parents take action. 23.6% and leadership education, vocational skills training and income generation support to women survivors of war, conflict and civil strife. 22.4% 1911 National Coalition Against Domestic Violence 303-839-1852 www.ncadv.org EIN#91-1081344 - Every home a safe home. Committed to the elimination of 1969 Women In Military Service For America Memorial Foundation violence in the lives of women and children. Providing information, referrals, tech- 800-222-2294 www.womensmemorial.org EIN#52-1513535 - We operate and nical assistance, community education. 17.6% maintain the only major national memorial and education center honoring all American servicewomen throughout history and educate the public about women’s 1958 National Council on Family Relations 888-781-9331 www.ncfr.org EIN#41- service. 30.9%* 0762436 - Providing tools for family researchers, parent educators, and family practitioners to share in the development and dissemination of knowledge about 1937 Women’s Action for New Directions (WAND) Education Fund family well being. 13.7% 781-643-6740 www.wand.org EIN#04-2751387 - A national grassroots peace organization educating women to reduce violence and militarism and redirect 1934 National Domestic Violence Hotline 800-799-SAFE www.ndvh.org (Texas excessive resources from the military toward unmet human and environmental Council of Family Violence) EIN#75-1658287 - 16,000+ domestic violence vic- needs. 13.4% tims and their families in the U.S. call each month to reach out for help, crisis intervention, referrals, and information 24hrs/day. 23.3% 1927 Women’s Funding Network 415-441-0706 www.wfnet.org EIN#41-1685134 - Building resources for women nationwide to improve wages, health and child care, 1959 National Legal Aid & Defender Association (NLADA) 202-452-0620 end gender violence and sexual harassment, and promote opportunities for women www.nlada.org EIN#36-2337880 - Advocating fairness in America’s justice system and girls. 28.4%* through equal access to legal advice and representation for all individuals in need, regardless of their ability to pay. 16.9% 1950 Women’s Health Research 202-223-8224 www.womenshealthresearch.org (The Society for the Advancement of Women’s Health Research) EIN#52-1694732 - 1918 National Partnership for Women & Families 202-986-2600 Improving women’s health through increased medical research funding, inclusion www.nationalpartnership.org EIN#23-7124915 - Fighting since 1971 to eliminate of women in clinical trials and studying differences between sexes affecting diag- workplace discrimination, secure critical family protections like the Family and nosis and treatment of disease. 29.3%* Medical Leave Act, and ensure access to affordable, quality healthcare. 9.3% 1940 Women’s Research & Education Institute 202-628-0444 www.wrei.org EIN#52-

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 1974 National Women’s Health Network 202-347-1140 1104895 - WREI advances women’s equality in health, employment and the mili- www.womenshealthnetwork.org EIN#52-1081261 - We influence national policy tary; fellowships to work in Congress; and The American Woman, a biannual as a feminist voice dedicated to humane, responsive heath care; link activists assessment of women’s status. 9.2% nationally; and provide women’s health information through our clearinghouse. 19.2%

1913 National Women’s Law Center 202-588-5180 www.nwlc.org EIN#52-1213010 - HUMAN & CIVIL RIGHTS Working to protect and advance legal rights of women and their families in educa- ORGANIZATIONS OF AMERICA tion, employment, health and economic security through litigation, advocacy and Federation and Member Organizations public education. 20.9% 2200 Human & Civil Rights Organizations of America 800-626-6347 www.hcr.org 1914 NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund 212-925-6635 www.nowldef.org EIN#94-3193388 - Help stop racial discrimination, fight religious bigotry, prose- EIN#23-7085442 - Strives for equality and improvement of women’s and girls’ cute hate crimes, end unfair sex bias, defend democratic principles, and promote lives by transforming institutions and values through advocacy, policy develop- equality, freedom, and justice for all. 1.6% ment, communications, education, and alliances. 29.4%* 2209 Advocates for Fair Family Support 212-633-6967 www.welfarelaw.org (Welfare 1960 Nurturing Network 800-TNN-4MOM www.nurturingnetwork.org EIN#22- Law Center) EIN#23-7311208 - Protect the rights of the poor! By using legal rep- 2765918 - 42,000 volunteer resources nationwide provide comprehensive practical resentation, policy analysis, advocacy, training and community empowerment tools support for women with unplanned pregnancies so each mother can nurture her we can preserve the nation’s safety net. 14.9% child’s life without compromising her own. 9.5%

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2214 American Anti-Slavery Group 800-884-0719 www.iAbolish.com EIN#04- 2271 Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting 212-633-6700 www.fair.org EIN#13-3392362 3253901 - Help fight slavery, which still exists today. 27 million people enslaved - National watchdog group advocating for greater diversity in the news media. We worldwide. We rescue tens of thousands each year. Exercise your liberty. Become offer well-documented criticism of media bias and censorship which marginalizes an abolitionist. 16.0% minority/dissenting viewpoints. 9.7%

2265 Americans for Indian Opportunity 505-867-0278 www.aio.org EIN#52- 2238 Food First/Institute for Food and Development Policy 510-654-4400 0900964 - Catalyzes initiatives for Indigenous peoples, using traditional www.foodfirst.org (Institute for Food and Development Policy) EIN#13-2838167 - Indigenous values to foster leadership, inspire stakeholder-driven solutions, and People have the basic human right to live free of hunger. Help us fight inequities convene leaders to address challenges of the century. 10.8% and promote solutions to end poverty, hunger and environmental degradation. 21.5% 2248 Anti-Defamation League 212-490-2525 www.adl.org (Anti-Defamation League of Bnai Brith) EIN#13-1818723 - Providing education, advocacy, intervention, and 2204 Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation 323-933-2240 www.glaad.org activism to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to secure justice and fair EIN#13-3384027 - Changing hearts and minds. We promote fair, accurate and treatment for all citizens alike. 21.3% inclusive representation of lesbians and gay men in media as means of eliminating homophobia and discrimination. 21.1% 2220 Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium 202-296-2300 www.napalc.org (National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium) EIN#13-3619000 - 2206 HALT - Help Abolish Legal Tyranny An Organization of Americans for Legal Advancing the legal and civil rights of Asian Pacific Americans through advocacy, Reform 888-367-4258 www.HALT.org EIN#52-1130207 - HALT’s aggressive community education, policy development, and public interest litigation. 17.9% education and advocacy program challenges the legal establishment to improve access, reduce costs and increase accountability in the civil legal system. 11.4% 2205 Association for Union Democracy 718-564-1114 www.uniondemocracy.org EIN#23-7037975 - Defend free speech and fair elections in unions while 2299 Human Rights for All Now 212-749-3156 www.pdhre.org (The Decade of protecting reformers who face retaliation. Rights of women, minorities and federal employees given special emphasis. 16.5% Human Rights) EIN#52-1480967 - Support this innovative initiative, community ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL and government leaders join together in making human rights an integral part of their society- developing a “human rights city.” 8.4% 2297 Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice 212-529-8021 www.astraeafoundation.org (Astraea Foundation) EIN#13-2992977 - Provides financial support to and advocates for organizations throughout the world that 2273 Human Rights in China 212-239-4495 www.hrichina.org EIN#13-3528552 - work for the human rights of lesbians, gay men, bisexuals and transgendered HRIC promotes universal human rights as a fundamental parameter of China’s people. 13.5% social and political transformation, through education, research and advocacy. 14.0% 2202 Blind Federation of America 410-659-9314 www.nfb.org (National Federation of the Blind) EIN#02-0259978 - We teach the sight impaired self-reliance through 2230 Human Rights Watch 212-290-4700 www.hrw.org EIN#13-2875808 - We expose new technology, Braille, and recorded publications. BFA also provides scholar- human rights abuses and pressure governments and international institutions to ships, employment assistance, and civil rights protection. 15.0% bring an unconditional halt to human rights violations worldwide. 23.6%

2298 Campaign to End Genocide 202-546-3950 www.endgenocide.org (World 2215 Indian Law Resource Center 800-454-2870 www.indianlaw.org EIN#52- Federalists Association) EIN#52-6081813 - In today’s interdependent world, global 1121079 - Nonprofit law and advocacy organization providing legal assistance to problems require global solutions. We’re committed to nations working together to Indian/Alaska Native nations working to protect their land, resources, human end genocide, abolish war and ensure justice. 23.6% rights, environment and cultural heritage. 8.8%

2234 Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. 202-635-2556 www.cliniclegal.org 2251 International Campaign for Tibet 888-TIBET-NOW www.savetibet.org EIN#52- EIN#52-1584951 - CLINIC helps low-income newcomers, including elderly, the 1570071 - Works to promote human rights, religious freedom, and self determina- abused, families and children, with immigration legal services and citizenship; and tion for Tibetans and protect their culture and environment. Principle voice for trains charitable agencies to Tibet in Washington, DC. 21.2% provide these services. 12.6% 2275 International Fellowship of Christians and Jews 312-641-7200 www.ifcj.org 2207 Center for Law and Social Policy 202-906-8000 www.clasp.org EIN#23- EIN#36-3256096 - Promotes understanding between Jews and Christians. Provides 7000150 - A national organization seeking increased child support, improved child relief in Israel and the former Soviet Union. Brings impoverished Jews home to care, effective education and training programs, job creation, and access of low- Israel through “Wings of Eagles.” 19.1% income persons to civil assistance. 1.3% 2252 International Gay & Lesbian Human Rights Commission 415-561-0633 2201 Center for Victims of Torture, The 612-436-4858 www.cvt.org EIN#36-3383933 - www.iglhrc.org EIN#94-3139952 - A global organization established to Care for torture survivors in Minnesota and West Africa; train professionals to protect the fundamental rights of gay men, lesbians, bisexuals, transgender people, serve survivors in the US and abroad; work to stop torture worldwide. 15.0% and people living with AIDS and HIV. 20.7%

2208 Center of Concern 202-635-2757 www.coc.org EIN#52-0941367 - Committed to 2227 International Human Rights Law Group 202-422-8600 www.globalrights.org advancing global economic and social justice through the transformation of unjust (Global Rights) EIN#52-1295669 - Working with individuals and communities power structures and the elimination of world poverty. 18.2% worldwide to strengthen human rights protections by building the capacity of local groups through advocacy, strategic lawyering and training. 20.0% 2213 Center on Budget and Policy Priorities 202-408-1080 www.cbpp.org EIN#52- 1234565 - Conducts research and develops policies to improve government pro- 2276 International Indian Treaty Council 415-641-4482 www.treatycouncil.org grams, such as healthcare, housing, and food assistance that help low-income peo- (American Indian Treaty Council Information Center) EIN#94-3330491 - ple lift themselves out of poverty. 5.7% Defending human rights, justice and self-determination for Indigenous Peoples, and protecting their Treaties, traditional lands, ecosystems, health and cultures for 2269 Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, Inc. 510-644-2555 future gerneations. 24.6% www.dredf.org EIN#94-2620758 - DREDF, a national law and policy center, works for equal citizenship for all people with disabilities through programs in training, policy development, advocacy and litigation. 22.6% 2211 International Labor Rights Fund 202-347-4100 www.laborrights.org (International Labor Rights Education and Research Fund) EIN#52-1497461 - 2203 EarthRights International 202-466-5188 www.earthrights.org EIN#04-3265555 - ILRF is dedicated to combating labor rights abuses worldwide, including child Combines power of law and power of people to defend human rights and the envi- labor, forced labor, sweatshop conditions, sexual harassment, and other forms of ronment. Our grassroots education and training promotes peace, justice and nonvi- worker exploitation. 10.9% olence. 10.8%

2295 Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence 202-408-7560 www.efsgv.org EIN#52- 1114375 - We are a progressive voice for strong gun laws. We are committed to dramatically reducing the 28,000 annual gun deaths in America. 17.0%

2270 Equality Now 212-586-0906 www.equalitynow.org EIN#13-3660566 - Join activists fighting to expose and stop violence and discrimination against women including rape, domestic violence, female genital mutilation and trafficking in girls/ women worldwide. 20.3% ★

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2231 Jewish Fund for Justice 212-213-2113 www.jfjustice.org EIN#52-1332694 - JFJ 2225 Public Citizen Foundation 202-588-1000 www.citizen.org EIN#52-1263996 - combats domestic poverty on a nonsectarian basis. Action occurs through grants to Fights to protect health, safety and democracy against the corrupting influence of grassroots organizations, education, and social justice programs. 14.1% special interests. 12.5%

2228 Jobs! (The ICA Group Incorporated) 617-232-8765 www.ica-group.org (ICA 2236 Quixote Center 301-699-0042 www.quixote.org EIN#52-1055742 - Catholics Group Incorporated) EIN#04-2628399 - ICA creates jobs! We fight poverty in united with others, fighting poverty here and overseas, helping young people, America by starting new businesses in poor communities, saving failing compa- especially women in Nicaragua and Haiti, opposing capital punishment, and pro- nies from closure, and investing in community-based projects. 25.2%* moting Church reform. 20.1%

2232 Judge David L. Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law 202-467-5730 2226 Sojourners 800-714-7474 www.sojo.net EIN#23-7380554 - A voice and vision for www.bazelon.org EIN#23-7268143 - Protects children and adults with mental dis- social change, Sojourners provides alternative perspective on faith, politics, and abilities from exclusion and discrimination in education, housing, employment and culture through Sojourners magazine, web services, media commentaries, and health care and promotes services that foster their independence. 31.2%* events. 20.7%

2278 MADRE, Inc. 212-627-0444 www.madre.org EIN#13-3280194 - An international 2235 Sweatshop Watch 510-834-8990 www.sweatshopwatch.org EIN#94-3243277 - women’s human rights organization providing direct relief, resources, and training Education, organizing, and advocacy to eliminate sweatshop conditions so that to women in conflict zones worldwide to promote peace, justice and human rights. garment workers earn a living wage in a safe healthy work environment. 10.2% 14.0% 2287 Tibet Fund 212-213-5011 www.tibetfund.org EIN#13-3115145 - Dedicated to supporting and strengthening the Tibetan people, both inside Tibet and in exile, 2218 National Association of Housing Cooperatives 202-737-0797 through programs in health, education, and economic and community develop- www.coophousing.org EIN#52-1108396 - Safe, affordable housing for all. We help ment. 4.6% low and moderate income families govern, operate, and preserve affordable owner- ship housing for themselves and for their communities. 8.2% 2261 United National Indian Tribal Youth, Inc. 405-236-2800 www.unityinc.org EIN#73-1010390 - UNITY is a national network organization promoting personal 2221 National Center for Lesbian Rights 415-392-6257 www.nclrights.org EIN#94- development, citizenship and leadership among American Indian and Alaska 3086885 - Join us and celebrate 27 years of achievements as the only national Native youth. 0.8% legal and advocacy organization dedicated primarily to attaining civil/human rights for lesbians. 17.2% 2243 Violence Policy Center 202-822-8200 www.vpc.org EIN#52-1571442 - Handguns are not about the Bill of Rights. Handguns are about killing people. If you agree, 2219 National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty 202-543-9577 www.ncadp.org help us educate the public about this killer epidemic. 29.6%* EIN#23-2290483 - NCADP provides information, advocates for public policy, and mobilizes and supports individuals and institutions that share our unconditional 2288 William J. Brennan Jr. Center for Justice 212-998-6730 www.brennancenter.org rejection of capital punishment. 16.1% EIN#13-3839293 - Public interest law firm promoting equality through scholar- ship, advocacy, litigation, education. Ongoing involvement in: campaign finance 2280 National Housing Law Project 510-251-9400 www.nhlp.org (National Housing reform, defending rights of poor, advancing rational crime policy. 18.7% & Community Development Law Project) EIN#94-2400196 - Uses the power of law and advocacy to fight for better housing and housing justice for poor people 2216 Witness for Peace 202-547-6112 www.witnessforpeace.org EIN#22-2566937 - and to preserve and increase affordable housing. 18.2% Working to support peace, justice and sustainable economies in the Americas by promoting human and labor rights, in Mexico, Nicaragua, Cuba, and Colombia. 2222 National Immigration Forum 202-347-0040 www.immigrationforum.org 18.5% EIN#13-1776711 - Defends America’s tradition as a nation of immigrants. Builds public support for fair and compassionate immigration policies. Fosters greater appreciation of immigrants in American Society. 13.7% CONSERVATION & PRESERVATION 2237 National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty 202-638-2535 www.nlchp.org CHARITIES OF AMERICA EIN#52-1633883 - Dedicated to ending homelessness, we work for education, Federation and Member Organizations housing, jobs, health care, and basic human rights for homeless individuals, fami- lies, and children. 24.9% 2300 Conservation & Preservation Charities of America 800-626-6685 www.conservenow.org EIN#94-3217738 - Overpopulation, deforestation, 2282 National Youth Advocacy Coalition 202-319-7596 www.nyacyouth.org EIN#52- pollution, and the reckless waste of our natural resources must be met and 2054071 - We work with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning youth addressed. Join us in saving our world. 2.5% to end the discrimination that affects their lives and to ensure their overall well- being. 24.5% 2373 20/20 Vision, Action for Environmental and Peace Project 800-669-1782 www.2020vision.org (20/20 Vision Education Fund) EIN#22-3071727 - Save our 2283 New Israel Fund 202-842-0900 www.nif.org EIN#94-2607722 - Partnership of “home”- the environment. Promoting education and solutions for such detrimental North Americans and Israelis committed to strengthening democracy in Israel by issues as global warming, air and water pollution, and more. 11.1% protecting civil and human rights and promoting religious tolerance. 18.6% 2361 Access Fund 888-863-6237 www.accessfund.org EIN#94-3131165 - A climbers’ 2256 Nuclear Age Peace Foundation 805-965-3443 www.wagingpeace.org EIN#95-

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS conservation organization which preserves America’s resources by purchasing 3825265 - We’re working to eliminate the threat of nuclear weapons, strengthen land, promoting minimum impact climbing practices and funding support facili- international law, and inspire and empower a new generation of peace leaders. ties, educational materials and local groups. 19.5% 14.1% 2311 Alaska Wilderness League 202-544-5205 www.alaskawild.org EIN#52-1814742 2224 Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays 202-467-8180 - Keep Alaska Wild! The Alaska Wilderness League promotes national recognition www.pflag.org EIN#95-3750694 - Promotes the health and well-being of lesbian, of Alaska’s spectacular wilderness areas and advocates for the protection of gay, bisexual and transgendered people, their family members and friends through Alaska’s lands and waters. 33.4%* support, education and advocacy. 25.6%* 2383 Alliance to Save Energy 202-857-0666 www.ase.org EIN#52-1082991 - Promotes 2210 Peace Action Education Fund 202-862-9740 www.peace-action.org EIN#52- energy efficiency worldwide to achieve a healthier economy, cleaner environment, 1554826 - Formerly SANE/FREEZE: Promotes peace making, abolishing nuclear and energy security. The quickest, cheapest, cleanest way to extend our nation’s weapons, and ending international weapons trafficking. Issue campaigns, confer- energy supplies. 3.8% ences, print/ electronic resources to educate citizens, policymakers. 17.5% 2395 Amazon Conservation Team 703-522-4684 www.amazonteam.org EIN#54- 2241 Poverty & Race Research Action Council 202-387-9887 www.prrac.org EIN#52- 1915987 - ACT works in partnership with indigenous people in conserving biodi- 1705073 - The Poverty and Race Research Action Council provides resources and versity, health, and culture in tropical America. 15.4% support to minority and low-income communities, service providers and researchers throughout the nation. 12.4% 2384 American Alpine Club 303-384-0110 www.americanalpineclub.org EIN#13- 1611981 - Help preserve and protect the majesty of America’s mountains. Your support ensures our grandchildren’s climbing experiences are as pristine and glori- ous as our own. 20.3%

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2376 American Association for State and Local History 615-320-3203 www.aaslh.org 2342 Carrying Capacity Network 800-466-4866 www.carryingcapacity.org EIN#52- EIN#39-0962197 - Provides leadership and support for persons who preserve and 1643779 - CCN advocates national revitalization, U.S. population stabilization, interpret state and local history in order to make the past more meaningful to all immigration reduction, natural resource conservation, and economic sustainability Americans. 26.3%* through studies, analysis, publications, public education, outreach, networking and activism. 15.4% 2385 American Bird Conservancy 888-BIRD-MAG www.abcbirds.org EIN#52- 1501259 - Help us protect wild birds and their habitats throughout the Americas, 2305 Center for Food Safety 202-547-9359 www.centerforfoodsafety.org EIN#52- through partnership-based programs like Cats Indoors!, Pesticides and Birds, the 2165893 - Protecting human health and the environment by preventing harmful Policy Council and more. 16.9% methods of food production and by promoting organic and other forms of sustain- able agriculture. 10.6% 2349 American Canoe Association 703-451-0141 www.acanet.org EIN#84-0619411 - Protecting our nation’s rivers, streams lakes, and coastal waters- preserving the 2343 Center for International Environmental Law 202-785-8700 www.ciel.org enjoyment canoeing, kayaking, and rafting - promoting safe boating through EIN#52-1633220 - To protect human health and the environment, CIEL works instruction, education, and activities. 22.6% worldwide to strengthen international laws, promote sustainable development and ensure public participation in decision-making. 12.5% 2350 American Discovery Trail Society 703-753-0149 www.discoverytrail.org EIN#68-0381715 - Help create America’s first coast-to-coast, multi-use hiking 2364 Center for Resource Economics 202-232-7933 www.islandpress.org EIN#94- trail, the backbone of a true national system of trails, connecting mountains and 2578166 - The Center - better known as Island Press - develops and publishes wilderness to cities and towns. 6.8% information about protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, conserving land, and solving environmental problems at all levels. 14.9% 2340 American Fisheries Society 301-897-8616 www.fisheries.org EIN#54-0683803 - Dedicated to improving the conservation and sustainability of fishery resources 2375 Center for Watershed Protection 410-461-8323 www.cwp.org EIN#54-1644387 and aquatic ecosystems by providing vital scientific information to scientists, - Help protect and restore our nation’s watersheds! Support CWP - an organization policy makers, and the public. 20.6% dedicated to better environmental planning, watershed protection, and stream ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL restoration. 14.1% 2386 American Forest Foundation 202-463-2462 www.forestfoundation.org EIN#52- 1235124 - Dedicated to forest conservation and wildlife habitat restoration pro- 2308 Cheetah Conservation Fund 805-640-0390 www.cheetah.org EIN#31-1726923 - grams to protect our nation’s green spaces. Offers award winning PreK-12 environ- From our headquarters in Africa and volunteer chapters elsewhere, saving the wild mental education curriculum, professional development. 19.0% cheetah from extinction through direct action field projects, scientific research, and educational outreach. 5.8% 2301 American Hiking Society 800-972-8608 www.AmericanHiking.org EIN#51- 0211993 - Since 1976, representing hikers, protecting America’s 200,000 miles of 2324 Chesapeake Bay Foundation 410-268-8816 www.cbf.org EIN#52-6065757 - footpaths and supporting volunteers who build and maintain your community trails Membership organization dedicated to the protection and restoration of the and scenic backcountry paths. 10.8% Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries through education, environmental restoration and protection and land conservancy programs. 18.0% 2377 American Historical Association 202-544-2422 www.historians.org EIN#53- 0217487 - Promotes history education, advances collection of historical 2332 Civil War Preservation Trust 800-CW-TRUST www.CivilWar.org EIN#54- documents, disseminates historical research in schools, and offers programs, publi- 1426643 - Manassas, Gettysburg, Antietam: Don’t let developers pave over our cations, grants and fellowships for historical studies. 19.4% nation’s past. If we don’t save America’s Civil War battlefields now, we risk losing them forever! 7.5% 2341 American Solar Energy Society 303-443-3130 www.ases.org EIN#59-1768923 - Educates consumers, professionals, and policy makers about the environmental 2346 Conservation and Protection of Public Lands 703-790-1988 and economic benefits of renewable energy. Organizes the National Tour of Solar www.publicland.org (Public Lands Foundation) EIN#54-1437054 - Providing pro- Homes every October. 20.7% tection and development of renewable and nonrenewable natural resources through education and advocacy. Insuring America’s preservation of public lands’ vital eco- 2302 American Whitewater Affiliation 301-589-9453 www.americanwhitewater.org nomic and ecological roles. 11.4% EIN#23-7083760 - Whitewater rivers and their access are threatened by commer- cial development and hydropower licensing. With public education and involve- 2388 Coral Reef Alliance 415-834-0900 www.coral.org EIN#94-3211245 - Save coral ment, we’re protecting and restoring these resources. 21.6% reefs by helping double preservation efforts in 100 coral reef parks over the next 10 years through sustainable tourism and community involvement projects. 2363 American Wildlands 406-586-8175 www.wildlands.org EIN#84-0750616 - 32.3%* Clean water, clean air and large tracts of unspoiled forests. We fight to restore biodiversity and to protect the American West in all its grandeur. 13.3% 2306 Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International 800-851-0203 www.gorillafund.org (Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund) EIN#52-1118866 - Committed to the conservation of 2313 Antarctica Project 202-234-2480 www.asoc.org EIN#52-1287282 - gorillas and their habitats in Africa, through anti-poaching patrols, daily protec- Environmental watchdog for Antarctica. Educates citizens, governments, and tion, and monitoring, research, education, and support of local communities. industry domestically and globally about protecting Antarctica’s biological diversi- 19.5% ty and pristine wilderness. Ensures public accountability of governments. 2.3% 2394 Entomological Foundation 301-459-9083 www.entfdn.org EIN#52-1756169 - If 2303 Appalachian Trail Conference 304-535-6331 www.appalachiantrail.org EIN#52- you’re smart enough to know what Entomological means, you understand the 6046689 - Along with 4,700 volunteers, we manage the 2,174 mile Appalachian importance of insect science research/education. Your support helps maintain a Trail, America’s premier hiking trail and the world’s longest footpath, for conserva- healthy environment. 22.4% tion and your enjoyment. 11.5% 2325 Equestrian Land Conservation Resource 815-858-3501 www.elcr.org EIN#52- 2315 Archaeological Conservancy 505-266-1540 www.americanarchaeology.org 2139677 - Works with “horse people” and other conservationists to protect equine- EIN#95-3403273 - Acquires and preserves significant archaeological sites in U.S. friendly open space from development, preserving it for people and horses both. for future research and the preservation of our cultural heritage. Over 275 sites 22.8% saved since 1980. 4.3% 2304 Floresta Tropical Reforestation Fund 800-633-5319 www.floresta.org/tropforest 2397 Archaeological Institute of America 617-353-9361 www.archaeological.org (Floresta USA) EIN#33-0052976 - Help stop deforestation! We plant trees and EIN#13-5669180 - AIA is North America’s largest nonprofit organization devoted provide environmentally sound opportunities to the poor who depend on the tropi- to archaeology. It provides publications, lectures, tours, fellowships, conferences, cal forest. A project of Floresta USA. 15.4% and other educational programs. 10.0% 2390 Forest Foundation, National 406-542-2805 www.natlforests.org EIN#52-1786332 - 2387 Association of Partners for Public Lands 301-946-9475 www.appl.org EIN#54- Improving the health, productivity, and diversity of our national forests and grass- 1123356 - Enhance public education and stewardship of parks, refuges, forests, lands through wildlife habitat conservation, watershed restoration, recreational and other public lands. Partner organizations provide information, programs, and enhancements and community-based forest stewardship programs. 8.2% services at nearly 630 sites nationwide. 15.8% 2317 Foundation for North American Wild Sheep 307-527-6261 www.fnaws.org 2323 Bat Conservation International 512-327-9721 www.batcon.org EIN#74-2553144 - EIN#42-1109229 - To promote the management of, and to safeguard against, the Bats, and the habitats they rely on, urgently need your assistance. Help save these extinction of all species of wild sheep native to the continent of North America. remarkable and vulnerable animals through our education, conservation, and 15.1% research efforts. 19.0% ★

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2353 Gettysburg, Friends of the National Parks at 717-334-0772 2333 Organization for Tropical Studies 919-684-5774 www.ots.duke.edu EIN#56- www.friendsofgettysburg.org EIN#23-2567247 - Help preserve our national 2125831 - Trains students, through hands-on field courses in tropics, to address heritage. We purchase land for donation to the American people, maintain global environmental issues. Facilitates research and maintains most important historic monuments, and conduct educational seminars about the Gettysburg biological stations in New World tropics. 17.8% battlefield. 23.7% 2312 Pacific Crest Trail Association 916-349-2109 www.pcta.org EIN#33-0051202 - 2365 Green Empowerment 503-284-5774 www.greenempowerment.org EIN#93- Help protect, preserve, and promote the world-class, 2,650-mile Pacific Crest 1230409 - Light up someone’s life! Bring renewable energy to poor, isolated com- National Scenic Trail for the enjoyment, education, and adventure of hikers and munities in developing countries. Protect natural resources, expand forest reserves, equestrians. 25.9%* and prevent global warming. 28.3%* 2359 Partners in Parks 970-527-6691 www.partnersinparks.org EIN#52-1557734 - Help 2331 Hostelling International - USA 301-495-1240 www.hiusa.org (American Youth our National Parks. Support skilled volunteers and graduate student interns work- Hostels) EIN#13-5639689 - Hostelling is educational travel, using hostels to facili- ing with park staff to research, protect and preserve these natural and cultural tate intercultural interaction between travelers and community members, to pro- treasures. 14.1% mote discovery of oneself, local cultures and the world. 11.7% 2374 Pheasants Forever 877-773-2070 www.pheasantsforever.org EIN#41-1429149 - 2326 International Crane Foundation, Inc. 608-356-9462 www.savingcranes.org Pheasants and other wildlife conservation through habitat improvement, land EIN#39-1187711 - Our work for cranes involves people in conservation of wetland acquisition, education, and land management policy. Results: 277,000 projects and grassland habitats, and inspires international cooperation for migratory birds completed on 3 million acres since 1983. 12.6% on five continents. 8.0% 2396 Pinchot Institute for Conservation 202-797-6580 www.pinchot.org EIN#52- 2366 Leave No Trace 800-332-4100 www.LNT.org EIN#84-1303335 - The 1935342 - Through research, education, and community-based technical assis- national education program that inspires responsible outdoor recreation. The pro- tance, we collaborate with diverse Americans to conserve forests, promote a gram strives to teach 120 million Americans recreating outdoors annually to pre- healthy environment, and improve our quality of life. 23.9% serve our shared lands. 16.1% 2314 Population Institute 800-787-0038 www.populationinstitute.org EIN#52-0899578 2322 LightHawk 307-332-3242 www.lighthawk.org EIN#84-0852104 - Strengthens - We foster public awareness and action programs to bring world population into environmental advocacy by bringing the power of environmental aviation to non- balance with its environment and resources through educational and family plan- governmental organizations and others in North and Central America. 25.0% ning initiatives. 19.0%

2356 Mote Marine Laboratory 800-691-MOTE www.mote.org EIN#59-0756643 - 2345 Population-Environment Balance 800-866-6269 www.balance.org EIN#23- World renowned marine laboratory and aquarium pursuing research and education 7288859 - Population-Environment Balance is working to stop United States envi- (on-campus; distance learning) concerning marine mammals, sea turtles, fisheries, ronmental degradation due to overpopulation by advocating reductions in immi- sharks, corals and coastal health. 14.2% gration levels and promoting smaller family sizes. 27.6%*

2357 National Aquarium in Baltimore 410-576-3800 www.aqua.org EIN#52-1121163 2370 Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility 202-265-7337 - World-class aquatic science museum that stimulates interest in, develops knowl- www.peer.org EIN#93-1102740 - A service organization for employees who care edge about, and inspires stewardship of aquatic environments through exhibits and about the environment. Through PEER, employees can safely and effectively recreational and educational programs. 22.2% become anonymous activists for environmental protection. 34.0%*

2337 National Environmental Education & Training Foundation 202-833-2933 2371 River Network 503-241-3506 www.rivernetwork.org EIN#93-0969979 - The www.neetf.org EIN#54-1557043 - Through research, demonstration projects, train- nation’s leader in helping people protect and restore our rivers and watersheds, ing and direct services, NEETF works locally and nationally for a stronger eco- ensuring clean drinking water, safe recreation and healthy fish and wildlife habitat. nomic, ecological, and societal future through environmental learning. 12.5% 17.3%

2309 National Park Foundation 202-238-4200 www.nationalparks.org EIN#52- 2329 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation 406-523-4500 www.elkfoundation.org 1086761 - Strengthens the enduring connection between the American people and EIN#81-0421425 - Ensures the future of elk and other wildlife by conserving, their National Parks by raising funds, making strategic grants, creating innovative restoring and enhancing natural habitats through land purchases, conservation partnerships and increasing public awareness. 8.8% easements, management agreements, education and research. 9.1%

2358 National Park Trust 202-548-0500 www.parktrust.org EIN#52-1691924 - The 2316 Save America’s Forests Fund 202-544-9219 www.SaveAmericasForestsFund.org land trust saving parks, wildlife, scenic and historic sites by acquiring and donat- EIN#52-1770554 - A nationwide coalition of citizens and scientists, using educa- ing lands to public agencies or managing national parklands for future generations. tion and advocacy to protect our last Ancient forests and wildlife, end clearcutting, 24.8% and restore natural biodiversity. 3.0%

2391 National Preservation Institute 703-765-0100 www.npi.org EIN#62-1247166 - 2399 SeaWeb 401-272-8822 www.TheOceanProject.org EIN#52-2156577 - Inspiring Donations provide scholarships for professionals and advocates to attend our edu- and educating people to appreciate the interconnectedness of life and how each of cational programs in the preservation and management of historic, cultural, and us can help conserve oceans and our planet for the future. 9.4% environmental resources. 2.0% 2330 Soil and Water Conservation Society 800-THE-SOIL www.swcs.org EIN#42-

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2327 National Trust for Historic Preservation 800-944-NTHP www.nationaltrust.org 0716340 - Providing individuals and local communities with the tools they need to EIN#53-0210807 - Your support will help provide leadership, education, and advo- conserve and preserve the ever-decreasing natural resources essential for a better cacy to save America’s diverse historic places and revitalize communities for the quality of life. 10.7% future. 15.9% 2348 Solar Electric Light Fund 202-234-7265 www.self.org EIN#52-1701564 - 2344 National WildBird Refuge 504-888-5510 www.gnofn.org/~swallow EIN#72- Improve life conditions and save the environment! Bring solar power to rural vil- 1207086 - We help wildlife, the environment, and educate the public to recognize lages in developing countries- enhancing health, education, and micro-enterprise, that what we do now will forever affect the future of the natural world. 5.3% while combating global warming. 19.5%

2310 Negative Population Growth 703-370-9510 www.npg.org EIN#13-2727625 - We 2378 Trees, Water and People 877-606-4TWP www.treeswaterpeople.org EIN#84- advocate first halting, then reversing, U.S. and world population growth, so that 1462044 - Working to protect and sustain rainforests and watersheds in Central population can eventually be stabilized at a lower, more sustainable level. 17.6% America by helping local community-based reforestation and appropriate technol- ogy programs that improve the local economy. 23.7% 2339 North Cascades Institute 360-856-5700 www.ncascades.org EIN#91-1327775 - Protect Northwest environments through the lasting power of education. We offer 2392 Tropical Forest Foundation 703-518-8834 www.tropicalforestfoundation.org field-based learning adventures for all ages, plus initiatives for low-income and EIN#54-1562639 - TFF’s primary mission is to promote sustainable tropical forest minority students. 12.0% management by gathering and disseminating information about its benefits and demonstrating and teaching proper management practices. 19.1% 2328 Ocean Futures Society 805-899-8899 www.oceanfutures.org EIN#95-4455199 - We explore our global ocean, inspiring and educating people throughout the world 2372 Trout Unlimited 703-522-0200 www.tu.org (Trout Unlimited National Office) to act responsibility for its protection, documenting the connection between EIN#38-1612715 - Trout Unlimited’s mission is to conserve, protect and restore humanity and nature. 11.4% North America’s trout and salmon fisheries and their watersheds. 16.3%

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2318 Trustees for Alaska 907-276-4244 www.trustees.org EIN#92-6010379 - Defend 0118 A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, Inc. 703-683-5400 your natural heritage in Alaska! Support our environmental law center - we work www.presidentialclassroom.org (Presidential Classroom) EIN#52-0885000 - High to protect Alaska’s unique wild places and extraordinary wildlife. 38.9%* school leaders experience government firsthand in Washington, DC. Prestigious speakers and challenging curriculum stress community participation, leadership 2382 United States Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation 614-888-4868 and responsible citizenship. 8.0% www.ussportsmen.org (Wildlife Conservation Fund of America) EIN#31-0941103 - To protect hunting, fishing and trapping through public education and legal 0119 Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBSA) 215-567-7000 defense. To ensure proper use of sportsmen’s license fees for scientific wildlife www.bigbrothersbigsisters.org EIN#23-1365190 - Through 470 affiliates, its management programs. 19.2% essential mission is to promote positive youth development through one-to-one mentoring relationships with adult volunteers. 6.6% 2381 WaterPartners International 573-447-2222 www.water.org EIN#58-2060131 - We improve the quality of life in developing countries through safe drinking water 0101 Camp Fire USA 816-756-1950 www.campfireusa.org EIN#13-1623921 - Builds projects. Working through locally-based partner organizations, we emphasize inno- caring, confident youth and future leaders through coeducational, asset-based pro- vation, accountability and sustainability. 24.2% grams delivered year-round to diverse groups of children/youth ages 5-18. 22.3%

2307 WILD Foundation 805-640-0390 www.wild.org EIN#23-7389749 - Protecting 0102 Catholic Charities USA 703-549-1390 www.catholiccharitiesinfo.org EIN#53- endangered wildlife and wilderness worldwide through action- 0196620 - Over seven million people are clothed, fed, counseled, and housed by oriented field projects, and helping poor rural and urban communities participate 1,417 member agencies and institutions regardless of religious, social, or econom- in and benefit from nature conservation. 9.4% ic background. 18.4%

2334 Wild Salmon Center 503-222-1804 www.wildsalmoncenter.org EIN#94-3166095 0103 Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc. 800-784-2577 www.cbcfinc.org - Few animals are as central to the human experience as wild salmon. By working EIN#52-1160561 - Nonpartisan, educational institute that provides internships, fel- across the Pacific, we save them and the ecosystems they nurture. 16.6% lowships, and scholarships. Disseminates research and policy analyses; provides public policy education through regional forums and annual legislative conference. ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL 2335 Wilderness Inquiry 800-728-0179 www.wildernessinquiry.org EIN#93-0708637 - 23.2% We bring together people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities- including people with disabilities and chronic illness - through integrated outdoor and environmen- 0113 Gifts In Kind International 703-836-2121 www.giftsinkind.org EIN#54-1282616 tal learning experiences. 16.5% - Distributes donated products to global network of 50,000 charities addressing critical needs. Since 1984, donated over $2-billion in products to millions of 2380 Wildlands Center for Preventing Roads 406-543-9551 www.wildlandscpr.org world’s needy. 4.2% EIN#81-0512261 - Help us protect and revive wild places, promoting wildland restoration by removing ecologically damaging logging roads; limiting motorized 0105 Goodwill Industries International, Inc. 800-741-0186 www.goodwill.org recreation; and preventing new forest road construction. 8.7% EIN#53-0196517 - Goodwill Industries is about people working. We are the nation’s largest nonprofit provider of employment and training services for people 2336 Wildlands Project 802-434-4077 www.wildlandsproject.org (Wild Earth Society) with disabilities and disadvantaging conditions. 23.1% EIN#16-1402497 - Protection through connection! We use cutting-edge scientific research, education, and grassroots coalition building to reconnect fragmented 0110 Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, Inc. 202-789-3500 landscapes, protect endangered species, and preserve North America’s wildlands. www.jointcenter.org EIN#52-1069070 - The nation’s premier public policy 8.0% research institution focusing on economic, social, health and welfare issues affect- ing African Americans and facilitating coalition building across racial lines. 17.9% 2319 Wildlife Habitat Council 301-588-8994 www.wildlifehc.org EIN#52-1558579 - Uniting corporate employees, conservation organizations, and community mem- 0109 National Health Council, Inc. 202-785-3910 www.nationalhealthcouncil.org bers to actively preserve, enhance, and create wildlife habitat on corporate, private, EIN#13-1624107 - Advances patient care, medical research, health education and and public lands. 20.2% community services nationwide through voluntary health agencies that serve peo- ple with chronic diseases and/or disabilities. 14.6% 2347 Wildlife Trust 888-WPTI-ARK www.wildlifetrust.org EIN#31-1726494 - Wildlife Trust is a global organization dedicated to innovative conservation science linking 0108 National Urban League 212-558-5300 www.nul.org EIN#13-1840489 - A non- ecology and health and empowering lasting local environmental leadership. 16.0% profit, nonpartisan, community-based movement empowering African Americans to enter the economic and social mainstream through education, economic self- 2393 Winter Wildlands Alliance 208-336-4203 www.winterwildlands.org EIN#82- sufficiency and racial inclusion. 14.8% 0523471 - Help designate portions of public lands as non-motorized and protect the quiet, peaceful, and safe winter recreation experience skiers and snowshoers 0114 Points of Light Foundation 202-729-8150 www.pointsoflight.org EIN#65- seek in our backcountry. 16.8% 0206641 - Addresses serious social issues by engaging volunteers in volunteer service and increasing the capacity of volunteer professionals; numerous commu- 2320 World Parks Endowment 202-797-6540 www.worldparks.org EIN#13-3500609 - nity initiatives; 350 Volunteer Centers nationwide. 24.1% Your gift helps buy and protect endangered rainforests and other critical habitats for rare species- irreplaceable natural treasures vital to the health of our earth. 0107 Travelers Aid International, Inc. 202-546-1127 www.travelersaid.org EIN#59- 3.3% 2506390 - Travelers Aid serves individuals or families in crisis due to homeless- ness, domestic violence, job loss, or mobility related problems. 6.0% 2379 Yellowstone Park Foundation 406-586-6303 www.ypf.org EIN#83-0311166 - Help protect, preserve, and enhance Yellowstone National Park. Your gift helps ensure 0115 United Black Fund of America, Inc. 800-323-7677 www.ubfinc.org EIN#52- that the wonders and wildlife of Yellowstone remain undiminished for generations 1268420 - Provides fundraising, organizational and technical assistance to health to come. 16.4% and human service agencies that meet urgent needs in human care, and self help programs. 67.1%* 2321 Yosemite Fund 800-4MY-PARK www.yosemitefund.org EIN#94-3058041 - Saves Yosemite from being “loved to death” by providing trail repair, habitat restoration, 0112 United Negro College Fund (UNCF) 703-205-3400 www.uncf.org EIN#13- educational exhibits and other projects that keep the park’s unique beauty alive. 1624241 - Breaking the cycle of poverty. Accelerating self-sufficiency. Meeting 22.9% the essential needs of economically disadvantaged young people. “A mind is a ter- rible thing to waste.” 19.0%

0123 Visiting Nurse Associations of America (VNAA) 888-866-8773 www.vnaa.org UNITED WAY OF AMERICA EIN#95-3858298 - VNAA’s mission is to support, promote and advance Visiting Federation and Member Organizations Nurse Agencies (VNAs) in their mission to serve their communities. 14.1%

0100 United Way of America 703-836-7100 www.unitedway.org EIN#13-1635294 - 0116 YMCA of the USA 312-419-8770 www.ymca.net EIN#36-3258696 - The nation’s Improving people’s lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities, through largest community service organization, providing values-based programs that pro- the building of partnerships, forgoing consensus and leveraging resources to make mote the healthy development of children and teens, support families, and a difference. 6.2% strengthen communities. 10.3%

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National/International Organizations

0760 USA Boxing 719-866-4506 www.usaboxing.org (United States of America SPORTS CHARITIES USA Amateur Boxing Federation) EIN#31-1012361 - Fosters national/international Federation and Member Organziations amateur boxing, designates and sponsors individuals/teams to represent United States in international competitions, encourages participation in the sport of box- 0750 Sports Charities USA 800-874-0740 www.sportscharities.org EIN#47-0863988 - ing. 19.4% Dedicated to athletic excellence for America’s National Teams, and world-class athletic opportunities and recreational experiences for disabled Americans. 0773 USA Shooting 719-866-4670 www.usashooting.com EIN#84-1263863 - The Celebrating the triumphs of the human spirit. 0.0% support center for America’s Olympic Shooting competitors, providing coaching, clinics, training, camps, and other support for our team. 27.7%* 0767 Challenge Aspen 970-923-0578 www.challengeaspen.com EIN#84-1315910 - Provides recreational and cultural experiences for people with mental or physical 0774 USA Swimming 719-866-4578 www.usa-swimming.org (United States disabilities and their families. Participants gain confidence to strive for goals Swimming) EIN#31-0981848 - National Governing Body of the US Olympic throughout their lives. 19.2% Committee. Provides swimming opportunities from age group to elite. Selects ath- letes to represent the US at the Olympics. 16.3% 0768 Fishing Has No Boundaries 715-634-3185 www.fhnbinc.org/ EIN#39-1638343 - National educational organization providing fishing events for anglers with dis- 0761 USA Team Handball 719-866-4036 www.usateamhandball.org (United States abilities, with specialized adaptive equipment that enhances the abilities and “qual- Team Handball Federation) EIN#22-2198643 - Team handball programs are pro- ity of life” for disabled individuals. 19.0% vided at all levels including: grassroots, collegiate, and post-collegiate. Programs provided for Men’s and Women’s Junior and Senior National Teams. 19.6% 0751 International Mountain Bicycling Association 888-442-IMBA www.imba.com EIN#77-0204066 - IMBA’s mission is to encourage responsible mountain biking, 0762 USA Track & Field 317-261-0500 www.usatf.org EIN#35-1475847 - Fosters support volunteer trailwork, assist land managers with trail management issues, national/international track and field; sponsors competitions; designates and spon- and improve relations among trail user groups. 21.2% sors individuals to represent United States in national and international competi- tions. 10.4% 0769 National Alliance For Youth Sports 800-729-2057 www.nays.org EIN#59- 2134374 - Improves out-of-school youth sports through national programs that 0775 USA Triathlon 719-597-9090 www.usatriathlon.org EIN#68-0047940 - The spon- train volunteer coaches, administrators, officials, and parents and youth programs soring body selecting, representing, and supporting U.S. athletes in national and that provide a positive introduction to sports. 24.5% international triathlon competitions. Help our team win! 14.1%

0752 National Disability Sports Alliance 401-792-7130 www.ndsaonline.org (United 0763 USA Volleyball 719-228-6800 www.usavolleyball.org (United States Volleyball States Cerebral Palsy Athletic Association) EIN#11-2812104 - We offer competi- Association) EIN#95-2639808 - National Governing Body of the U.S. Olympic tive sports opportunities to persons with cerebral palsy, stroke, or traumatic-brain Committee that provides opportunities to participate in educational, recreational injury. We build the physical, psychological, and emotional well-being of the par- and competitive volleyball activities and programs at all levels. 15.8% ticipant. 16.1% 0764 USA Weightlifting 719-866-4508 www.usaweightlifting.org EIN#31-1012362 - 0770 Paralyzed Veterans of America Outdoor Recreation Heritage Fund Medal contenders at the PanAmerican and Olympic Games are produced through 877-782-3648 www.pvaheritagefund.org EIN#32-0010956 - Providing outdoor recruitment and training of athletes and by supporting weightlifting at all levels of sports and recreation opportunities, national competitions, and training programs competition. 21.4% for veterans and others challenged by spinal cord injury or dysfunction. 4.2% 0765 Wheelchair Sports, USA 719-574-1150 www.wsusa.org EIN#11-2352035 - 0753 Pop Warner Little Scholars 215-752-2691 www.popwarner.com EIN#23- Provides mobility impaired individuals the opportunity to compete in team and 1582287 - Largest national youth football and cheerleading organization. 300,000 individual sports and recreation at local, regional, national, and international lev- youth participants. We give kids the opportunity to participate in sports as an alter- els. 8.5% native to street crime. 25.5%* 0766 Women’s Sports Foundation 800-227-3988 www.womenssportsfoundation.org 0771 Right To Play 416-498-1922 www.righttoplay.com (Sports Humanitarian Group) EIN#23-7380557 - Founded by Billie Jean King, we are dedicated to ensuring EIN#13-4045245 - America’s top athletes support every child’s Right To Play. We equal access to participation and leadership opportunities for all girls and women bring sport and play to disadvantaged children throughout the world enhancing in sports/fitness. 17.6% child and community development. 3.9%

0754 Soccer In The Streets 678-993-2113 www.soccerstreets.org EIN#58-1874451 - Kick drugs and crime out of urban communities by teaching “at-risk” kids and their EDUCATE AMERICA! families how to live a more positive life through soccer. 12.5% THE EDUCATION, SCHOOL SUPPORT

0755 Ultimate Players Association 303-447-3472 www.upa.org EIN#84-1152993 - AND SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS COALITION Promotes the sport of Ultimate Frisbee and its players, develops programs to Federation and Member Organizations increase participation, upholds Spirit of the Game, enables players to organize/ conduct competitions. 23.0% 2400 Educate America! The Education, School Support and Scholarship Funds Coalition 800-626-7094 www.educateamerica.org EIN#94-3193387 - Your gift 0756 United States Association of Blind Athletes 719-630-0422 www.usaba.org will be shared among America’s finest educational opportunity charities, dedicated

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS EIN#31-0977121 - Independence and self-confidence within the blind community. to making our children and young people the best educated in the world. 4.6% Nationwide sports and leadership programs provide blind youth equal training and competition programs as their sighted peers. 19.6% 2421 AFS-USA, Inc. 800-AFS-INFO www.afs.org/usa EIN#39-1711417 - An interna- tional student exchange organization that builds bridges between cultures, teaches 0757 United States Handball Association 520-795-0434 www.ushandball.org EIN#36- a world perspective, and makes lifelong friends among the leaders of tomorrow. 6098726 - The association is dedicated to teaching American youth the healthy and 19.0% fun lifetime sport of handball. We organize and support school instruction and after-school programs. 26.5%* 2401 American Architectural Foundation 202-626-7318 www.archfoundation.org EIN#52-0847434 - Educating leaders and engaging citizens to transform their 0772 United States Racquetball Association 719-635-5396 www.USRA.org communities through the power of architecture, including a special project to revi- (American Amateur Racquetball Association) EIN#73-0954204 - To promote the talize the design of America’s schools. 37.0%* development of competitive and recreational racquetball by administering a contin- uing racquetball program in hopes of stimulating people’s interest in healthy sport 2422 American Foreign Service Association Scholarship Fund 800-704-2372 participation. 8.1% www.afsa.org/scholar/index.cfm EIN#23-7045244 - Your gift helps us provide both need-based and merit college scholarships to children of U.S. Government Foreign 0758 United States Soccer Federation, Inc. 312-808-1300 www.ussoccer.com EIN#13- Service employees. Thank you. 16.7% 5591991 - Promotes and organizes the game of soccer in United States, sponsoring national and international competitions; player development, coaching, and referee 2402 American Indian Services 801-375-1777 www.aisintl.org EIN#87-0477049 - We educational programs. 13.4% provide college scholarships for Native American students. Our mission is to improve the lives of native American people by increasing their opportunities for 0759 USA Badminton 719-866-4808 www.usabadminton.org EIN#84-1474714 - The education. 9.6% purpose of USA Badminton is to foster the growth of badminton in the United States to the Olympic podium. 12.9% ★

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2447 Astronomical Society of the Pacific 415-337-1100 www.astrosociety.org 2464 Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation 818-784-6787 www.mhopus.org EIN#95- EIN#94-0294860 - Providing educational programs linking astronomers, teachers, 4604927 - We support music education and its many benefits by providing musical students, and the public in order to inspire people to learn more about the science instruments and repairs to underserved K-12 school and community music pro- of astronomy. 16.2% grams nationwide. 13.5%

2457 Challenger Center for Space Science Education 703-683-9740 2471 National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering 914-539-4010 www.challenger.org EIN#76-0192067 - An international network of learning www.nacme.org EIN#52-1190664 - Provides leadership for the national effort to communities and mission simulators, engaging and exciting students and educators increase the representation of African Americans, American Indians, and Latinos to become more confident and competent in all subject areas. 11.1% in engineering and technology, math, and science careers. 23.7%

2439 Children First America 800-482-KIDS www.childrenfirstamerica.org (Children’s 2442 National Center for Family Literacy 877-326-5481 www.famlit.org EIN#61- Educational Opportunity Foundation of America) EIN#74-2709756 - Promotes 1159549 - Family literacy programs advance parent and child education levels in giving low-income families the power to choose the K-12 school that is best suited at-risk families through an intergenerational, comprehensive approach that builds for their children through tuition scholarships and education activities. 21.6% parenting, literacy and self-sufficiency skills. 12.4%

2468 Children’s Scholarship Fund 212-515-7100 www.scholarshipfund.org EIN#13- 2425 National FFA Foundation, Inc. 317-802-6050 www.ffa.org EIN#54-6044662 - 4002189 - Maximizes educational opportunity for approximately 23,000 children FFA makes a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their poten- from low-income families nationwide by offering them partial scholarships to tial for premier leadership, personal growth and career attend private and parochial elementary schools. 9.5% success through agricultural education. 20.1%

2467 Consortium for Oceanographic Research and Education (CORE) 2411 National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts 305-377-1140 202-332-0063 www.nosb.org EIN#52-1892964 - Children are the ocean’s future. www.ARTSawards.org EIN#59-2141837 - Your gift provides unrestricted cash We promote interest in the ocean sciences among students and demonstrate the grant scholarships to American high-school seniors who are talented musicians, importance of the oceans in our daily lives. 21.3% visual artists, dancers, writers, actors, singers, photographers or videographers. ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL 21.8% 2403 Dollars for Scholars 800-279-2083 www.scholarshipamerica.org (Scholarship America) EIN#04-2296967 - You can make dreams come true by supporting 2470 National Society of Black Engineers 703-549-2207 www.nsbe.org EIN#35- Dollars for Scholars - Serving students since 1958 through scholarships and men- 1410757 - Increase the number of culturally responsible black engineers through toring activities. 2.4% programs aimed at pre-college preparation, academic and technical excellence, and professional development. 6.5% 2465 Education Association for At-Risk Youth 877-981-7700 www.streetschools.com (National Association of Street Schools) EIN#31-1711639 - Developing a network 2413 National Space Society 202-543-1900 www.nss.org EIN#23-7417411 - A nation- of faith-based schools to serve at-risk kids who have dropped out or been expelled wide educational organization, supporting space exploration and development and need a second chance at a diploma. 11.7% through grassroots public outreach programs. 15.4%

2458 Freedom to Read Foundation 312-280-4226 www.ftrf.org EIN#23-7102086 - If 2412 NEA Foundation for the Improvement of Education 202-822-7840 they can tell you what to read, they can tell you what to think. Help us defend www.nfie.org EIN#23-7035089 - The NEA Foundation empowers public educa- librarians facing censorship challenges. 5.2% tion employees to innovate, take risks, and become agents for change to improve teaching and learning in our society. 11.9% 2430 Friends of Libraries USA 800-9FOLUSA www.folusa.org EIN#36-3100495 - Help give the gift of books. We develop local support to maintain modern, 2404 Parents as Teachers National Center 866-PAT-4-YOU www.patnc.org EIN#43- resource rich, well-staffed neighborhood libraries in your community. 17.6% 1569124 - Free programs for school readiness, health/developmental screenings, and parenting education for families with children prenatal to kindergarten-entry. 2460 Fund for American Diplomacy 800-704-2372 www.afsa.org EIN#52-6078372 - Available all 50 states and US territories. 14.6% The U.S. Foreign Service protects American interests abroad. We fund education programs on how U.S. diplomacy promotes America’s national security and eco- 2455 PeaceJam Foundation 303-455-2099 www.peacejam.org EIN#84-1349666 - The nomic prosperity. 5.9% “West Point” for peace - send promising youth to apprentice under Nobel Peace Prize winners to learn how to mediate peaceful solutions to conflict. 23.3% 2449 International Partnership for Service Learning 212-986-0989 www.ipsl.org (Partnership for Service-Learning) EIN#13-3407782 - Offering intercultural pro- 2410 ProLiteracy Worldwide 888-528-2224 www.proliteracy.org EIN#16-6076384 - grams in the US and abroad, uniting formal study with community service for Empowering adults and families with the reading, writing, math, technology and undergraduate and graduate students from all colleges and universities. 6.2% problem-solving skills they need to improve their lives and communities. 15.0%

2463 James Madison Education Fund, Inc. 202-861-9770 www.jamesmadison.com 2406 Rolling Readers USA 800-390-READ www.rollingreaders.org EIN#33-0523713 - EIN#52-1906471 - Improving high school teacher’s knowledge of the U.S. Reading is to the mind, what exercise is to the body. We develop lifelong readers Constitution and democratic government thus helping their students to better by providing disadvantaged children with effective reading program services. understand their rights and responsibilities as citizens. 2.8% 10.0%

2405 Japan-America Student Conference 202-289-4231 www.jasc.org EIN#52- 2415 Science Olympiad 248-651-4013 www.soinc.org EIN#38-2559611 - Encourages 1155779 - JASC provides a month-long opportunity for 35 American students all students (especially female and minority students) to participate in academic from diverse backgrounds to carry out intensive exchange of views with Japanese events at tournaments designed to promote career interest in science, mathematics, counterparts on mutual concerns. 16.2% and technology. 0.8%

2407 Junior Achievement, Inc. 719-540-8000 www.ja.org EIN#13-1635270 - 2451 SeniorNet 800-747-6848 www.seniornet.org EIN#94-3115678 - Older adult vol- Economic education is critical to development of today’s children. Support Junior unteers teach peers about computers and software at local Learning Centers nation- Achievement programs delivered in classrooms by volunteers who become role wide and share their wisdom as a community online at www.seniornet.org. 18.2% models for youth. 16.6% 2462 Space Frontier Foundation 800-787-7223 www.space-frontier.org EIN#13- 2461 Junior Engineering Technical Society 703-548-5387 www.jets.org EIN#38- 3542980 - Dedicated to opening the space frontier to human settlement through 6089644 - A national nonprofit education organization that promotes high school support for education, space technology development, scientific research and students interest in engineering, science, mathematics, and technology through grassroots public outreach and involvement. 7.3% real-world engineering and problem-solving experiences. 6.9% 2432 Teach For America 800-832-1230 www.teachforamerica.org EIN#13-3541913 - 2435 Libraries for the Future 800-542-1918 www.lff.org EIN#13-3785102 - Your gift Recruits, selects, and trains outstanding recent college graduates from across the helps to make libraries a welcoming place for children, families, older Americans, country to teach in our nation’s most under-resourced inner-city and rural public new immigrants, and other underserved populations. 12.4% schools. 14.3%

2440 MATHCOUNTS Foundation 703-684-2850 www.mathcounts.org EIN#54- 2420 Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation 609-452-7007 1295407 - MATHCOUNTS is a national coaching and competition program that www.woodrow.org EIN#21-0703075 - Our national programs directly improve the promotes student interest in mathematics by making it as exciting and prestigious quality of American education by training teachers, providing fellowships to grad- as a school sport. 13.0% uate students, and partnering K-12 schools with universities. 3.8%

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2469 World Learning 802-257-7751 www.worldlearning.org EIN#03-0179592 - The 2838 Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind 800-548-4337 www.guidedog.org EIN#11- only nonprofit international education organization with both academic and project 1687477 - More than eyes for a blind person, a guide dog provides independence, capabilities dedicated to promoting international education, social justice and security, and companionship. Help us breed, train and give guide dogs without world peace. 10.6% charge. 17.2%

2804 Kidsave International 888-543-7283 www.kidsave.org EIN#91-1887623 - Develop programs to help orphans find families and long-term mentors, obtain HUMAN SERVICE CHARITIES OF AMERICA counseling, healthy living skills, and internships. Build global awareness of the Federation and Member Organizations plight of orphans. 11.9%

2800 Human Service Charities of America 800-626-2729 www.hsca.org EIN#94- 2809 Lions Clubs International Foundation 630-571-5466 www.lcif.org EIN#23- 3240353 - People helping people. Making a difference to the disabled and disad- 7030455 - Supports the service efforts of Lions Clubs worldwide in addressing the vantaged. Feeding the hungry. Restoring the sick. And supporting your federal, various needs of their communities through grant programs for humanitarian and postal and military service. 1.9% sight-related projects. 18.8%

2846 Adopt America Network 800-246-1731 www.adoptamericanetwork.org EIN#34- 2810 MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger 800-813-0557 www.mazon.org 1396924 - Finds permanent adoptive homes for abused, neglected, and special EIN#22-2624532 - MAZON provides grants to national and international anti- needs children in U.S. foster care (without charging fees) using national network hunger organizations to prevent and alleviate hunger. 10.2% of trained adoption volunteers. 16.5% 2839 Meals On Wheels Association of America 703-548-5558 www.mowaa.org 2824 Adoption Exchange Association 800-200-4005 www.adoptuskids.org EIN#52- EIN#23-7447812 - Assists homebound frail and at-risk seniors preserve their inde- 1452079 - 126,000 U.S. foster children need adoptive families! AEA helps agen- pendence by providing grants and training to local community programs that pro- cies, professionals and families negotiate interstate adoption. Free information vide them meals and nutrition services. 8.9% books including military. Home to adoptuskids.org website. 2.4% 2849 Miracle Flights for Kids 800-359-1711 www.miracleflights.org EIN#88-0209952 - 2802 American Council of the Blind 800-424-8666 www.acb.org EIN#58-0914436 - Help change the future of a sick child! Your donation provides free flights for chil- Empowers blind people through scholarships, legal assistance, crisis support, a dren needing to reach medical treatment hundreds of miles from home. 30.4%* free monthly magazine and referrals to education, rehabilitation, jobs, recreation, and adaptive aids services. 33.1%* 2820 National Center for Fathering 800-593-3237 www.fathers.com EIN#48-1083848 - Champions responsible fathering; inspires and equips men to be more engaged in 2853 American Foundation for Suicide Prevention 888-333-2377 www.afsp.org the lives of children through research based seminars, small groups, free weekly EIN#13-3393329 - Preventing suicide through educational projects, public aware- email. 17.3% ness, treatment initiatives and research, while offering support programs for family and friends affected by the tragedy of suicide. 12.6% 2833 National Indian Youth Leadership Development Project 505-722-9176 www.niylp.org EIN#85-0373602 - Native American youth develop leadership 2815 American Indian Youth Running Strong 888-491-9859 www.indianyouth.org skills through active student generated service projects emphasizing teamwork, EIN#54-1594578 - We’re raising the standard of living and self-esteem of Indian community. Incorporating nationally recognized prevention and service-learning reservation children. Teaching traditional and contemporary life skills, healthy models in schools, communities. 10.8% lifestyles, and respect for Mother Earth. 1.2% 2844 National Right to Life Educational Trust Fund 202-626-8800 www.nrlc.org 2803 Americans Helping Americans 800-242-5026 www.helpingamericans.org EIN#52-1241126 - Promotes respect for human life through educational programs EIN#54-1594577 - Attacking poverty in Appalachia and urban America with food, opposing abortion, infanticide, and euthanasia and supports referral and adoption clothing, home repair, youth programs, affordable housing and help for mothers services for women with crisis pregnancies. 39.4%* and children fleeing domestic violence. 2.0% 2836 Oklahoma City National Memorial Foundation 888-542-4673 2855 Child Aid: Children’s Literacy and Hearing Projects 503-223-3008 www.oklahomacitynationalmemorial.org EIN#73-1472725 - The Memorial is a www.child-aid.org EIN#33-0317937 - Helps poor children by providing doctors, place of education and remembrance, honoring those affected by the bombing, teachers, books, scholarships, hearing aids in Mexico and Guatemala. No fancy teaching about the impact of violence and offering hope. 27.3%* offices, no big salaries, just hope for kids. 5.5% 2817 Public Radio International 612-338-5000 www.pri.org EIN#41-1425271 - 2854 Children Affected by AIDS Foundation 310-258-0850 www.caaf4kids.org Creates and distributes news/cultural programs like the BBC, The World, EIN#95-4448687 - CAAF raises and distributes funds for the provision of direct Marketplace and This American Life to millions of listeners nationwide via 746 care/services to children infected with HIV or affected by AIDS both nationally affiliated stations. 11.2% and internationally. 33.1%* 2819 Share Our Strength 800-969-4767 www.strength.org EIN#52-1367538 - Works 2813 Children’s Cancer Assistance Fund 800-532-6459 to alleviate hunger and poverty at home and abroad by meeting immediate needs www.nationalchildrenscancersociety.org EIN#37-1227890 - Helping children with for food and investing in long term solutions to poverty. 21.6% cancer and their families by providing direct financial assistance for treatment and supplement family support. 16.7% 2868 Straight Spouse Network 510-525-0200 www.ssnetwork.org EIN#52-2300902 - Reaching out to extend access to assistance, healing the trauma, building bridges

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2814 Children’s Legal Protection Center 888-543-3379 www.ylc.org EIN#94- toward a better understanding. Local volunteers provide group/individual support 1715280 - Help us stop abusive and unsafe conditions for the over 950,000 chil- to straight spouses. 5.2% dren living in the foster care and juvenile justice systems charged with protecting them. 9.3% 2852 United States Association for United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 800-770-1100 www.unrefugees.org EIN#52-1662800 - Helps Americans support 2829 Contact USA, Inc. 877-208-2872 www.contactusa.org EIN#23-7206811 - the UN Refugee Agency, which provides protection, emergency assistance, health Our helpline crisis centers provide confidential telephone services for suicide pre- care, and education for refugees worldwide, especially women and children. vention, depression, latchkey, reassurance information, and referral with trained 36.3%* volunteers 24/7. 34.2%* 2821 USA Rugby 303-539-0300 www.usarugby.org EIN#16-1118870 - USA Rugby: 2828 Disabled and Alone/Life Services for the Handicapped, Inc. 800-995-0066 The national governing body for the sport of Rugby in the USA provides www.disabledandalone.org EIN#13-3530656 - Terrified parents ask: “Who’ll be competitive and educational opportunities for members, both nationally and there for our disabled child when we die?” Help us care for people with disabilities internationally. 13.7% when their families are gone. 36.9%* 2860 Vital Options International 800-477-7666 www.vitaloptions.org EIN#95- 2801 Fairygodmother Foundation 773-388-1160 www.fairygodmother.org EIN#36- 3899700 - World’s only cancer communications, support and advocacy organiza- 4257999 - Fairygodmother Foundation grants wishes for individuals, 18 and older, tion that uses media technology to help all people cope with cancer by facilitating facing terminal illness. We create an opportunity for peace, closure, and cherished a global cancer dialogue. 21.4% memories for everyone involved. 14.7% 2835 Volunteers of America 800-899-0089 www.volunteersofamerica.org EIN#13- 2843 Fight Crime: Invest in Kids 800-245-6476 www.fightcrime.org EIN#13-3840271 1692595 - Volunteers of America creates programs to improve the lives of chil- - Police leaders, district attorneys and crime victims working to help all children, dren, families, seniors, people with disabilites and helps communities. There are youth and families get the right start in life. 7.4% no limits to caring. 19.9% ★

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2827 Warm Blankets Orphan Care International 877-332-5265 www.warmblankets.org 0950 Charles Darwin Foundation, Inc. 703-538-6833 www.galapagos.org EIN#54- EIN#36-4395095 - Help rescue growing numbers of orphans/widows in ravaged 1639404 - The Charles Darwin Foundation, Inc. supports conservation, education, nations. Church/homes planted and run by indigenous pastors provide love, and scientific research in/on behalf of the Galapagos Islands. 19.9% complete care, and a future. 13.7% 0951 Children’s Health Environmental Coalition 609-252-1915 www.checnet.org 2807 Wheelchair Foundation 877-378-3839 www.wheelchairfoundation.org EIN#94- EIN#22-3665574 - CHEC educates parents about preventable health and develop- 3353881 - Providing wheelchairs to the physically disabled worldwide. Over ment problems caused by exposures to toxic substances in homes, schools and 10,000 wheelchairs per month are giving children, teens and adults independence communities. 21.7% and hope for the future. 18.6% 0903 Clean Water Fund 202-895-0432 www.cleanwaterfund.org EIN#52-1043444 - We 2822 White Bison, Inc. 877-871-1495 www.whitebison.org EIN#84-1117880 - An all live downstream... Neighborhood-based action, education programs which join American Indian organization dedicated to building healthy Indian communities citizens, businesses, government for sensible solutions ensuring safe drinking through traditional values, spirituality and sobriety by restoring traditional family water, pollution prevention, resource conservation. 15.1% structure. 18.9% 0930 Conservation Fund, The 703-525-6300 www.conservationfund.org EIN#52- 2808 Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization 800-221-2141 www.y-me.org 1388917 - Preserving America’s outdoor heritage—more than 3.4 million acres EIN#36-3049954 - Provides information and support to anyone touched by breast protected since 1985! Wetlands, wildlife habitat, greenways, open space. 96% of cancer through its 24/7 hotline staffed by trained breast cancer survivors, with funds go directly to mission. 4.0% interpreters in 152 languages. 15.9% 0931 Conservation International 800-406-2306 www.conservation.org EIN#52- 1497470 - Applies innovations in science, economics, policy and community par- ticipation to protect the Earth’s richest regions of biodiversity, major tropical USO (UNITED SERVICE ORGANIZATION) wilderness areas and key marine ecosystems. 5.0% Federation ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL 0904 Defenders of Wildlife 202-682-9400 www.Defenders.org EIN#53-0183181 - 0600 USO, Inc. 202-610-6487 www.uso.org EIN#13-1610451 - Provide programs and Working since 1947 to save America’s precious wild animals and threatened habi- services to military community including internet access, family crisis interven- tat for our children and future generations through education, citizen action and tion; educational workshops; travel assistance; childcare; language courses; recre- scientific research. 22.0% ational lounges, and celebrity entertainment. 30.7%* 0947 Earth Day Network 202-518-0044 www.earthday.net EIN#13-3798288 - Helps people in schools and communities around the world improve the health of their children and the environment through community service, education, campaigns, EARTH SHARE and events. 34.9%* Federation and Member Organizations 0952 Earth Force, Inc. 703-299-9400 www.earthforce.org EIN#52-1830873 - Youth for 0900 Earth Share 800-875-3863 www.earthshare.org EIN#52-1601960 - Donations are a change! Our young people create lasting solutions to environmental issues in shared among our member groups to protect our environment, health, wildlife, and their communities, combining civic action, community service, and environmental natural resources. One environment, one simple way to care for it. 7.4% education. 15.2%

0919 African Wildlife Foundation 888-494-5354 www.awf.org EIN#52-0781390 - 0953 Earth Island Institute 415-788-3666 www.earthisland.org EIN#94-2889684 - Foremost authority on African Wildlife dedicated to protecting elephants, moun- Incubates action-oriented projects, lending guidance to those dedicated to protect- tain gorillas and other endangered species through innovative, practical programs ing threats to the Earth’s health. Work includes marine mammal protection, energy developed with the people of Africa. 17.6% conservation and habitat protection. 13.7%

0949 Alaska Conservation Foundation 907-276-1917 www.akcf.org EIN#92-0061466 0915 Earthjustice 800-584-6460 www.earthjustice.org (Earthjustice Legal Defense - Premiere link between individual donors nationwide and Alaska’s conservation Fund) EIN#94-1730465 - Formerly Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund, Earthjustice organizations. Protects Alaska’s wilderness and wildlife habitats by funding the protects people, wildlife and natural resources by providing free legal representa- best local environmental groups and programs. 17.0% tion to citizen groups to enforce environmental laws. 35.5%*

0924 American Farmland Trust 800-431-1499 www.farmland.org EIN#52-1190211 - 0954 Earthwatch Expeditions, Inc. 800-776-0188 www.earthwatch.org EIN#23- Stopping the loss of America’s farmland to sprawling development. Working with 7168440 - Brings students, teachers, and the general public together with scientists communities on smarter growth that includes local family farms. Advocating envi- in the field working to protect our natural resources through research and educa- ronmentally healthy farming practices. 24.3% tion. 22.8%

0901 American Forests 800-368-5748 www.amfor.org EIN#53-0196544 - Funds 0955 EcoLogic Development Fund 800-JAG-GUAR www.ecologic.org EIN#25- private and public land reforestation projects; provides satellite imagery of tree 1704582 - Prevents the destruction of endangered habitats in Latin America by loss to cities; educates the public on the value of trees and forests. 22.1% empowering local communities to meet their basic needs in environmentally sus- tainable ways. 29.9%* 0902 American Rivers 877-4-RIVERS www.amrivers.org EIN#23-7305963 - Dedicated to protecting and restoring healthy natural rivers and the variety of life 0921 Environmental and Energy Study Institute 202-628-1400 www.eesi.org they sustain, for the benefit of people, fish and wildlife. 21.2% EIN#52-1268030 - Brings together scientists, businesses, citizens, and environmentalists to educate Congress and advocate win-win policies on renew- 0923 Beyond Pesticides/National Coalition Against the Misuse of Pesticides able energy/efficiency technologies, climate change, transportation, agriculture and 202-543-5450 www.beyondpesticides.org EIN#52-1360541 - Prevents pesticide sprawl. 15.9% poisoning of our environment, homes, workplaces, schools, food and water through a practical information clearinghouse on toxic hazards and non-chemical 0906 Environmental Defense 800-684-3322 www.environmentaldefense.org EIN#11- pest control. 6.6% 6107128 - Environmental Defense’s scientists, economists and attorneys design practical, long-term strategies to protect wildlife, natural resources, safeguard 0963 Center for a New American Dream 877-68-DREAM www.newdream.org clean air, water and human health. 20.4% EIN#52-1984782 - Helping Americans consume responsibly to improve quality of life, protect the environment and promote social justice. Motto: More Fun, Less 0956 Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide 541-687-8454 www.elaw.org EIN#94- Stuff! 16.1% 3116602 - E-LAW U.S. collaborates with advocates in sixty countries to help them protect the environment and human rights through law and 0929 Center for Health, Environment and Justice 703-237-2249 www.chej.org science. 26.7%* EIN#52-1219489 - Empowers families protecting their children, and communities protecting public health, from toxic chemicals in drinking water, air, food. Assists 0907 Environmental Law Institute 202-939-3800 www.eli.org EIN#52-0901863 - with information, community organizing and coalition-building. 22.3% Environmental law that works for you: community-based education + research on national problems = solutions to protect people and nature. Independent and 0962 CERES, Inc. 617-247-0700 www.ceres.org EIN#22-3053747 - Environmentalists, non-partisan. 24.7% investors and companies working together for environmental protection by improv- ing corporate disclosure, promoting green principles for business, and communi- cating the threat of global warming. 32.1%*

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0957 Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics 541-484-2692 0969 Physicians for Social Responsibility 202-667-4260 www.psr.org EIN#23- www.fseee.org EIN#93-1162218 - Seeks the preservation of ecological values and 7059731 - Combines the power of active citizens with the credibility of other biological diversity in our national forests through education and advocating for health care professionals to protect human health from environmental threats and reforms of the Forest Service’s management practices. 13.7% nuclear proliferation. 15.1%

0908 Friends of the Earth 877-843-8687 www.foe.org EIN#23-7420660 - Strives to 0914 Rails-to-Trails Conservancy 202-331-9696 www.railtrails.org EIN#52-1437006 - preserve our natural resources, advocate for public health protection and work for Converts thousands of miles of unused railroad corridors into public trails for environmental justice for all peoples throughout the world. 20.9% walking, bicycling, hiking, skating, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, wildlife habitats, and nature appreciation. 22.0% 0967 Friends of the National Zoo 202-673-0084 www.fonz.org EIN#52-0853312 - Supports research by Smithsonian’s National Zoo scientists to save endangered 0936 Rainforest Alliance 888-MY-EARTH www.rainforest-alliance.org EIN#13- species and habitats. Provides national conservation education, camp scholarships 3377893 - Protects environment and rainforest for people, plants and animals. and the Zoo on Wheels program. 24.4% Since 1987, has improved lives of 65,000+ farm workers and conserved 30,000,000+ acres in 60+ countries. 14.4% 0965 Green Corps, Inc. 617-426-8506 www.GreenCorps.org EIN#23-2687791 - Training a new generation of environmental leaders by working in communities 0960 RARE Center for Tropical Conservation 703-522-5070 www.rarecenter.org with local groups to preserve forests, clean up our air and promote cleaner energy. EIN#23-7380563 - Protects endangered wildlife and ecosystems by generating 12.7% grassroots support for conservation and promoting sustainable ecotourism develop- ment for the benefit of local people, economies and environments. 13.0% 0932 INFORM, Inc. 212-361-2400 www.informinc.org EIN#23-7325514 - Researches and promotes business practices and policies that advance pollution-free trans- 0968 Restore America’s Estuaries 703-524-0248 www.estuaries.org EIN#54-1965304 portation, eliminate toxic chemicals and wastes at their sources, and safeguard - We preserve America’s network of estuaries by protecting and restoring the lands public health. 24.7% and waters essential to the richness and diversity of coastal life. 5.7%

0922 Izaak Walton League of America 800-IKE-LINE www.iwla.org EIN#36- 0940 Rocky Mountain Institute 970-927-3851 www.rmi.org EIN#74-2244146 - 1930035 - Solutions-oriented conservationists - hunters, anglers, outdoor recre- Delivers practical information that helps citizens, businesses and governments save ationists -working to protect America’s air, waters, woods and wildlife habitat energy and natural resources, prevent pollution and strengthen communities through education, advocacy and fostering strong outdoor ethics. 20.2% through increased efficiency and innovative technologies. 27.4%*

0934 Land Trust Alliance 202-638-4725 www.lta.org EIN#04-2751357 - Helps people 0938 Scenic America 202-638-0550 www.scenic.org EIN#23-2188166 - Protects natu- protect undeveloped land—forests, farms, open spaces, waters, natural, and ral beauty, fights billboard blight, saves America’s special places. Our education historic areas—in their community. Leads, trains, and educates 1200 land and advocacy preserves thousands of miles of roads and hundreds of communities. conservation groups. 21.4% 35.0%*

0959 League of Conservation Voters Education Fund 202-785-0730 0939 Sierra Club Foundation, The 800-216-2110 www.tscf.org EIN#94-6069890 - www.LCVeducation.org EIN#52-1379661 - To secure the planet’s future, we’re Fights to preserve wilderness and protect environmental quality worldwide through helping hundreds of organizations across America make protecting the environ- a powerful combination of education, scientific research, publishing and litigation. ment a top-tier voting issue and advocate sound environmental policy. 10.4% 14.3%

0909 National Audubon Society 212-979-3000 www.audubon.org EIN#13-1624102 - 0941 Student Conservation Association, The 603-543-1700 www.theSCA.org Audubon works to protect birds, wildlife and their habitats, including our oceans. EIN#91-0880684 - Over 1,200,000 hours of environmental service yearly, with Educational outreach programs instruct and inspire future conservationists. high school and college volunteers working in parks, forests, refuges nationwide. Audubon Centers offer outdoor experiences. 16.3% Building trails, saving wildlife, helping visitors. 13.9%

0910 National Parks Conservation Association 800-NAT-PARK www.npca.org 0946 Surfrider Foundation 800-743-SURF www.surfrider.org EIN#95-3941826 - EIN#53-0225165 - Preserves national parks from the Grand Canyon to Protects and preserves the world’s oceans, waves and beaches through conserva- Gettysburg; protects endangered wildlife and cultural sites; promotes new parks; tion, activism, research and education. Activities include: water quality monitor- defends against pollution, inappropriate development and overcrowding. 23.5% ing, environmental education and grassroots activism. 15.5%

0911 National Wildlife Federation 800-332-4949 www.nwf.org EIN#53-0204616 - 0916 Trust for Public Land, The 800-714-LAND www.tpl.org EIN#23-7222333 - The Protects endangered species including wolves, salmon and buffalo; restores threat- Trust for Public Land conserves land for people to enjoy as parks, gardens, and ened habitats for people and wildlife; educates youth through environmentally- other natural places, ensuring livable communities for generations to come. 15.7% based curricula and creation of schoolyard habitats. 14.6% 0917 Union of Concerned Scientists 800-666-8276 www.ucsusa.org EIN#04-2535767 0912 Natural Resources Defense Council 212-727-2700 www.nrdc.org EIN#13- - Scientists and citizens working on solutions to reduce air pollution and global 2654926 - NRDC defends embattled wilderness, rivers, clean air, coasts and warming, protect biodiversity, prevent nuclear proliferation, and ensure a sustain- wildlife across America and around the globe. Saved Baja’s whales, Canada’s able, safe food system. 24.6% Spirit bears, and California’s sequoias. 18.2% 0942 United States Public Interest Research Group Education Fund, Inc. 0966 Natural Step, The 415-318-8170 www.naturalstep.org EIN#04-3275754 - 202-546-9707 www.pirg.org/uspirg EIN#53-1384240 - PIRG protects the environ-

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Through education, research, and advisory services, The Natural Step accelerates ment and public health. We organize citizens to ensure clean air and clean water; global sustainability by guiding companies and governments onto an ecologically, to prevent global warming and preserve natural resources. 1.2% socially and economically sustainable path. 24.3% 0918 Wilderness Society, The 800-THE-WILD www.wilderness.org EIN#53-0167933 - 0913 Nature Conservancy, The 703-841-5300 www.nature.org EIN#53-0242652 - Works to protect America’s special wild places - parks, forests, wildlife refuges Buys and protects land to save our world’s rare plants and animals from extinction. and other wilderness areas, which belong to all Americans - from development. Over 116 million acres protected — rainforests, prairies, wetlands, mountains, 31.8%* beaches. 11.5% 0944 Wildlife Conservation Society 718-220-6891 www.wcs.org EIN#13-1740011 - 0945 Peregrine Fund, The 208-362-3716 www.peregrinefund.org EIN#23-1969973 - Saves endangered species and threatened ecosystems in 53 countries; teaches ecol- Saves eagles, condors, falcons, and other endangered birds through research, ogy and inspires care for wildlife through the Bronx Zoo and national breeding, and conservation programs. Helps preserve rainforests. Educates chil- science education programs. 17.4% dren and adults about nature and science. 7.4% 0927 World Wildlife Fund 202-293-4800 www.worldwildlife.org EIN#52-1693387 - 0935 Pesticide Action Network North America 415-981-1771 www.panna.org Protects endangered wildlife and their threatened habitats by providing emergency EIN#94-2949686 - Works to eliminate poisonous pesticides. Links consumer, assistance and long-term support to parks, nature preserves, and anti-poaching labor, health, environment and agriculture groups internationally to advance safer, activities on five continents. 19.9% ecologically sound pest control alternatives. 23.5%

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9850 American Association for the Advancement of Science, The 202-326-6636 NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL UNAFFILIATED www.aaas.org EIN#53-0196568 - Advancing science and serving society by pro- ORGANIZATIONS moting and improving science in education, human rights, and national security, and fostering science and engineering careers for all. 12.0% 1124 A Better World Fund 212-501-1900 EIN#13-3185588 - Gives grants to deserv- ing charities doing vital work internationally and domestically in the areas of 2902 American Council for Polish Culture, Inc. 313-822-3379 Peace, Hunger, Health, Human Rights, Ecology, Education, and Economic www.polishcultureacpc.org EIN#16-6050870 - Leading national organization Development. 4.8% devoted to advancing Polish-American culture in U.S. through support for higher education, sponsoring Leadership Conferences, encouraging aspiring artists, writ- 2639 ABS CBN Foundation, Inc. 650-652-6660 EIN#94-3292281 - ABS CBN ers and musicians. 3.0% Foundation, with its Bantay Bata project, works to rescue and assist abused, neg- lected and medically challenged children and mothers in the Philippines. 7.8% 1354 American Foundation for Aging Research 919-515-5679 www.americanagingresearch.org EIN#43-1217061 - AFAR is a national 1302 Academy for Educational Development 202-884-8000 www.aed.org EIN#13- scientific and educational charity, solely dedicated to awarding fellowships to 6110212 - AED works globally to improve access to quality education, develop young scientists utilizing cutting-edge technology to understand age-related young leaders, build strong democracies, promote healthy behavior and environ- diseases. 35.2%* ment education, and prevent infectious disease. 9.3% 2673 American Foundation for Urologic Disease (AFUD), The 410-689-3990 0822 Achilles Track Club 212-354-0300 www.achillestrackclub.org EIN#13-3318293 - www.afud.org EIN#13-3396506 - The American Foundation for Urologic Disease Disabled runners, including newly wounded from Iraqi War, wheelchair athletes, was established to fund research, provide education and support patient advocacy amputees, blind, paralyzed, in distance competitions, marathons with general for the prevention,management and cure of urologic diseases. 23.5% public using prosthetics, wheelchairs and crutches. 7.2% 0878 American Indian Heritage Foundation 703-237-7500 www.indians.org EIN#54- 0801 Acoustic Neuroma Association 770-205-8211 www.anausa.org EIN#23-2170836 1222903 - Your gift helps provide relief distribution for America’s forgotten native ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL - ANA provides information and support to patients diagnosed with or treated for people - food, clothing, scholarships, education, cultural preservation, 30 years - acoustic neuroma or other benign tumor affecting the cranial nerves. 11.2% serving the tribes - sharing the culture. 8.1%

2984 Action Against Hunger-USA 212-967-7800 www.actionagainsthunger.org 0833 American Indian Science & Engineering Society (AISES) 505-765-1052 EIN#13-3327220 - Action Against Hunger, a world leader in the treatment of mal- www.aises.org EIN#73-1023474 - AISES is a national nonprofit organization, nutrition, addresses hunger with programs in nutrition, water and sanitation, food which nurtures building of community by bridging science and technology with security, and health. 9.9% traditional native values, through educational and scholarship programs. 29.7%*

1394 Admiral Jeremiah Denton Foundation 251-473-1010 www.nff.org EIN#63- 1095 American Institute for Social Justice, Inc. 202-546-3499 EIN#23-7108110 - 0741749 - We arrange to share America’s excess production of useable goods with Works with ACORN, the nation’s largest organization of low/moderate income citi- the neediest peoples of the world, using the most economical but reliable shipping zens, for decent housing, fair mortgage lending, good schools, living wages, and means. 0.0% safe neighborhoods. 6.8%

9838 Advancing Native Missions 434-823-7777 www.adnamis.org EIN#75-2402759 - 2620 American Latvian Association in the United States, Inc. 301-340-1914 Provides financial and prayer support for 3,500 indigenous Christian missionaries, www.alausa.org EIN#53-0215408 - The American Latvian Association unites schools, orphanages worldwide; disaster relief; medical ministries; legal, material Latvians living in the United States, supports the activities and growth of the com- and financial assistance for persecuted believers. 7.7% munity, promotes Latvian language, education and culture. 20.5%

1304 Adventure Cycling Association 406-721-1776 www.adventurecycling.org 1397 American Legion Child Welfare Foundation 317-630-1202 www.cwf-inc.org EIN#23-7427629 - We help cyclists explore the landscapes and history of America EIN#35-7041737 - Contributes to the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual for fitness, fun and self-discovery through instructive courses, route research, map welfare of children nationwide by supporting established and innovative programs production, and educational publications. 15.0% in the care of children. 26.5%*

0807 Advocacy Institute 202-777-7575 www.advocacy.org EIN#52-1367047 - Provides 0803 American Legion Endowment Fund Corporation 317-630-1200 EIN#35- resources, tools, training and networking to strengthen community leaders who are 6039680 - Provides direct financial assistance to veterans and their families for working to correct injustice and inequality in the United States and abroad. 15.7% essential medical and living expenses. 5.9%

2907 Agronomic Science Foundation, Inc. 608-273-8080 www.a-s-f.org EIN#39- 2630 American Poetry Fund 202-248-8354 www.cprw.com EIN#52-1493941 - Your 6108542 - Help us use science to advance quality food production in a sustainable generous contributions provide opportunities for young Americans to learn the art environment. ASF supports three scientific societies, including the Smithsonian of poetry, and criticism, and contribute to the intellectual life of the nation. 7.0% Soils Exhibit. 25.0% 9872 American Radio Relay League, Inc., The 860-594-0200 www.aarl.org EIN#06- 0844 AHEAD, Inc. (Adventures in Health, Education & Agricultural Development) 6000004 - ARRL,the national organization of Amateur Radio, provides volunteer 301-530-3697 www.aheadinc.org EIN#52-1509769 - AHEAD coordinates and emergency communications, education in wireless technology, plus scientific and supports self-help programs that aim to eliminate disease and premature death, technical research. On the web at www.arrl.org. 27.8%* advance healthy living, and, foster sustainable environmental activity. 15.6% 0831 American Red Magen David for Israel 212-757-1627 www.armdi.org EIN#13- 0818 AIDS Awareness Assistance Fund 314-397-2580 www.aidshivawareness.org 1790719 - Sole authorized fundraising organization in USA for Magen David EIN#43-1926762 - Supports advanced research on HIV/AIDS treatments. Provides Adom in Israel. National membership program involves members in activities for current information on methods of treatment or cures to patients and Physicians. M.D.A., Israel’s Red Cross Society. 12.5% Publishes awareness and prevention information. 1.6% 2632 American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene, The 847-480-9592 0821 AIDS, Medicine & Miracles 800-875-8770 www.aidsmedicineandmiracles.org www.astmh.org EIN#57-0408245 - The principal US organization representing EIN#74-2505382 - Since 1987, AIDS, Medicine and Miracles has provided com- scientists, clinicians, and others with interests in the prevention and control of prehensive treatment education, prevention education and emotional support for tropical diseases based on research and education. 2.0% people living with HIV/AIDS, their families and caregivers. 21.2% 9885 American Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Institute, Inc. 770-426-8746 2901 Amateur Athletic Union of the U.S. Inc. 407-934-7200 www.aausports.org www.sids.org EIN#58-1516306 - Dedicated to preventing SIDS and promoting EIN#35-6057862 - The AAU provides a national network of sports programs and infant health through research and education. Help eliminate this major cause of competitions, educational programs and recognition programs benefiting sport and death from age 1-month to 1-year. 18.5% fitness participants of all ages. 7.1% 9837 America’s Children Hunger Network 623-376-0727 2651 America Responds with Love, Inc. 321-AMERICA www.respondwithlove.org www.americaschildrenshunger.org EIN#86-1004800 - Saving children’s lives. EIN#48-1070583 - Organization includes the nation’s largest safe home system to Providing emergency lifesaving food, clothing, and spiritual education to impover- house battered women, men, and children. Also houses homeless people and oth- ished children in USA, Mexico and the Philippines. Restoring children’s lives with ers in emergency need. 8.1% love. 1.2%

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National/International Organizations

0890 Answers in Genesis Ministries 859-727-2222 www.answersingenesis.org 0874 Burchette, Conners, Ellington, Hereford & Lynch Memorial College EIN#33-0596423 - Equips Christians to uphold the authority and accuracy of the Education Fund 914-235-7580 EIN#13-3351127 - Burchette, Conners, Bible from the very first verse, through seminars, daily radio programs, and popu- Ellington, Hereford, Lynch Memorial College Education Fund provides college lar website. 21.2% scholarships to children and spouses of deceased FBI Agents. 6.4%

0816 Aplastic Anemia & MDS International Foundation 410-867-0242 0823 Camp Seale Harris 256-765-2431 www.campsealeharris.org EIN#63-1091899 - www.aamds.org EIN#52-1336903 - Provides medical information and support to Diabetic children and their families receive instruction, encouragement and moti- patients around the world with aplastic anemia, myelodysplastic syndromes and vation in the care of their disease from volunteer health professionals through PNH while funds medical research to find a cure. 8.6% structured educational programs. 23.0%

2905 Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA 202-269-9100 www.milarch.org 2647 Canine Assistants 800-771-7221 www.canineassistants.org EIN#58-1974410 - EIN#13-1624090 - This Archdiocese provides pastoral care for all Catholics in the Training great dogs for special people. Invest in freedom by providing service dogs Military Services, patients in VA Medical Centers and U.S. Government personnel to children and adults with disabilities. No cost to recipients. Thank you! 7.8% stationed overseas. 21.5% 0880 Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America, Inc. 914-941-7590 2603 Arizona Memorial Museum Association 808-422-2771 www.maryknoll.org (Maryknoll Fathers & Brothers) EIN#13-1740144 - www.pearlharbormemorial.com EIN#99-0194501 - The Arizona Memorial Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers -(Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America, Museum Association has launched the Pearl Harbor Memorial Fund capital cam- Inc.) Catholic Missionaries concerned with forming Christian Communities over- paign to construct the new Pearl Harbor Memorial Museum and Visitor Center. seas working in areas of human development. 22.0% 17.8% 1076 Catholic Near East Welfare Association (CNEWA) 212-826-1480 0883 Asian Relief, Inc. 301-779-4141 www.worldvillages.org EIN#52-1440944 - www.cnewa.org EIN#13-1623929 - A special agency of the Holy See established Provides food, shelter and education to 22,000 children in the Philippines, Korea, by Pope Pius XI (1926). Provides pastoral/humanitarian support to churches and Mexico, Guatemala and Brazil helping them break free from a life of poverty. peoples of the East. 12.1% 40.9%* 2611 Catholic Network of Volunteer Service 301-270-0900 www.cnvs.org EIN#52- 0898 Assist International 831-438-4582 www.assistinternational.org EIN#77-0243475 1106192 - We connect full-time volunteers with Christian programs that engage in - A humanitarian organization that provides relief goods and support to abandoned full-time domestic and international service to people in need. 20.4% children in Romania and donates and installs medical equipment in developing countries 1.4% 2918 CDC Foundation (National Foundation for the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention) 404-653-0790 www.cdcfoundation.org EIN#58-2106707 - The CDC 0848 Association of Jewish Family & Children’s Agencies, Inc. 732-432-7120 Foundation creates public/private partnerships to promote the mission of the www.ajfca.org EIN#13-2752418 - Provides human and social welfare services to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and supports activities to improve the most vulnerable: seniors, disabled, children, and refugees. We help Jews in health. 15.3% need here at home. 8.0% 0895 Center for Immigration Studies 202-466-8185 www.cis.org EIN#52-1449368 - 2666 BAPS Care International 732-744-9734 www.bapscare.org EIN#77-0533155 - Research organization examining the economic, social, demographic, and environ- Serving the global community by expanding access to education and health care, mental impacts of immigration to foster greater public awareness of the need for providing relief and rehabilitation during disasters, initiating environmental proj- immigration policy reform. 19.4% ects and other humanitarian activities. 7.8% 1161 Center for Law and Education 202-986-3000 www.cleweb.org EIN#04-2594077 2992 Batten Disease Support & Research Association 800-448-4570 www.bdsra.org - Assists low-income students, parents, and advocates improve the quality of public EIN#91-1397792 - Provides information, education, medical referrals and support education and work with their communities to address their educational problems to children with Batten Disease and their families. Promotes, assists and funds effectively. 9.0% research toward treatment and cure. 9.5% 1333 Center for Plant Conservation, Inc. 314-577-9450 2665 Project C.U.R.E. 303-792-0729 www.projectcure.org (Benevolent Healthcare www.centerforplantconservation.org EIN#22-2527116 - The CPC works to prevent Foundation) EIN#84-1568566 - Project C.U.R.E is a 501(c)(3), non-profit, human- the extinction of native U.S. plants through research, securing plant material, itarian relief organization that collects surplus medical supplies and equipment, restoration, education and developing partnerships on a national level. 21.9% and donates it to developing countries. 0.1% 9801 Center for Public Justice 410-571-6300 www.cpjustice.org EIN#51-0153566 - A 1361 Better World Fund 202-887-9040 www.unfoundation.org EIN#58-2366765 - In nonpartisan civic education and policy research organization with comprehensive partnership with UNA-USA, the Better World Fund supports the Adopt-A- Christian political foundations. Promotes: welfare and political reform; religious Minefield Campaign, which raises funds for and awareness of landmine clearance liberty; equal treatment for all faiths. 23.3% and survivor assistance. 2.2% 2691 Center for Voting & Democracy, The 301-270-4616 www.fairvote.org EIN#54- 9888 Bless the Children, Inc. 757-483-1898 www.blessthechildreninc.org EIN#54- 1635649 - Supports electoral reforms that promote fair representation, competitive 1650281 - We empower abandoned and impoverished children with health and choice and voter turnout and national and local efforts to secure and enhance the educational support to become productive members of society thus breaking the right to vote. 21.0% cycle of poverty and oppression. 0.1%

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 1363 Central State University Foundation 937-376-6278 www.centralstate.edu 9877 Boat People S.O.S., Inc. 703-538-2190 www.bpsos.org EIN#54-1563619 - EIN#31-0749885 - The Central State University Foundation provides scholarships Provides protection and relief to victims of persecution, violence, torture, and and academic enhancement programs for students and faculty of Central State human trafficking; helps refugee and immigrant communities build capacity University, Ohio’s only public Historically Black University. 6.3% towards full integration. 8.7% 1064 Child & Family Services of Michigan, Inc. 517-349-6226 www.cfsm.org 2670 BOS-USA, (The Balikpapan Orangutan Society-USA) 970-879-9113 EIN#38-1358205 - Post-Adoption Services provide non-identifying and identify- www.orangutan.com EIN#84-1461579 - BOS-USA is dedicated to the conserva- ing information to adoptees, birth parents or adoptive parents. Confidential tion of orangutans through habitat protection, reintroduction programs, education, Intermediary Search Service reunites biological families. 2.4% research and sustainable development projects on Borneo and Sumatra. 9.2% 1383 Child Protection Education of America, Inc. 813-626-3001 1118 Breast Cancer Research & Assistance Fund 623-561-5893 www.find-missing-children.org EIN#01-0591203 - Missing children organization www.breastcancer-research.org EIN#86-0957009 - Provides research grants, med- dedicated to assisting law enforcement agencies in finding missing children and ical equipment and supplies to hospitals, provides cancer support groups educa- educating all children and their parents about the dangers of abduction. 10.3% tional materials for patients and families. Curing begins with our compassionate care. 4.5% 1386 Childhood Leukemia Research & Assistance Fund 480-998-0054 www.childleukemiaresearch.org EIN#86-0966566 - Provides medical research 0868 Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC) 970-453-6422 www.boec.org grants and medical supplies to hospitals and clinics seeking a cure for childhood EIN#84-0725560 - The Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center expands the leukemia and other terminal diseases. “Caring finds a cure.” 6.6% potential of people with disabilities and special needs through outdoor adventure, experiential education and adaptive skiing/riding experiences. 24.0%

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2637 Children’s Hospital Foundation 206-987-2153 www.seattlechildrens.org 1150 Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/The Jimmy Fund 617-632-3492 EIN#91-1156519 - Receives contributions on behalf of Children’s Hospital in www.danafarber.org; www.jimmyfund.org EIN#04-2263040 - Dana-Farber Cancer Seattle, whose mission is to provide medical care to children, regardless of a fami- Institute is rated #1 in New England for breakthrough cancer research/treatment, ly’s ability to pay. 6.7% and provides hope for thousands diagnosed with cancer each year. 8.6%

2638 Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation 412-692-5318 www.chp.edu 1377 Delta Waterfowl Foundation 701-222-8857 www.deltawaterfowl.org EIN#53- EIN#25-1865744 - Dedicated to improving the health and well-being of all chil- 0259796 - Delta Waterfowl is focused on securing the future of waterfowl and dren through excellence in patient care, teaching and research. For more informa- waterfowl hunting. Delta’s works include research, direct duck production pro- tion: http://www.chp.edu or call 412-692-5318. 13.5% grams and policy efforts. 32.5%*

9831 Children’s Inn at NIH, The 301-496-5672 www.childrensinn.org EIN#52- 1376 Diabetes & Immune Disease National Research Institute 858-558-3500 1638207 - A “place like home” for seriously-ill pediatric outpatients at the www.liai.org (La Jolla Institute for Allergy & Immunology) EIN#33-0328688 - National Institutes of Health, The Inn keeps families together and facilitates heal- Help find treatments for diabetes and other immune system disorders. Make the ing through mutual support. 15.1% necessary scientific breakthroughs a reality by supporting our cutting-edge research. 9.8% 1033 Children’s Medical Assistance Fund 602-234-9119 www.childrensmiraclemedical.org EIN#86-0963786 - Research grants for chil- 0862 Disabled Children’s Relief Fund, Inc. 516-377-1605 www.dcrf.com EIN#11- dren’s medical programs. Provides medical equipment and supplies for the disad- 3010226 - Crippled, blind, deaf, injured, developmentally delayed, and other chil- vantaged world-wide. Research grants for childhood diabetes and other degenera- dren receive medical equipment, wheelchairs, braces, hearing aids, and therapy tive diseases. 5.5% especially when they have no health insurance. 10.8%

1355 Children’s Medical Center Corporation 617-355-6890 2672 Disabled Sports USA 301-217-0960 www.dsusa.org EIN#94-6174016 - Provides www.childrenshospital.org (Children’s Hospital Boston) EIN#04-2774441 - Also a nationwide program of sports rehabilitation for children and adults with physical known as Children’s Hospital Boston, Children’s provides world-class healthcare disabilities. We offer a special program for soldiers permanently disabled in Iraq. ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL and leads the country’s largest pediatric research program, improving the lives of 18.0% children and adults. 15.9% 1003 Dolphin Scholarship Foundation 757-671-3200 www.dolphinscholarship.org 1348 Christian Aid Mission 434-977-5650 www.christianaid.org EIN#52-0908482 - EIN#54-6038828 - Scholarship assistance for undergraduate study for Providing financial assistance to 700 indigenous Christian ministries in least- children/stepchildren of qualified active/retired/former military members of the developed countries to care for homeless children and victims of wars, disease, United States Submarine Force or submarine support activities. 8.8% and natural disasters. 8.6% 1084 Doris Day Animal Foundation 202-546-1761 www.ddaf.org EIN#95-3197011 - 1164 Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society, The 210-657-4968 Promoting protection for animals through programs addressing solutions for pet www.chromosome18.org EIN#74-2557551 - Information and support to overpopulation and educating the public about the link between animal abuse and families about the prognoses and treatments of chromosome 18 abnormalities. violence against people. 5.8% Affected individual have a wide varity of medical and mental disabilities. 2.8% 9804 Dream Factory, Inc., The 502-637-8700 www.dreamfactoryinc.com EIN#31- 1385 Clarke School for the Deaf, The 413-584-3450 www.clarkeschool.org EIN#04- 1009812 - The Dream Factory is a volunteer-driven organization that grants the 2104008 - On CLARKE’s five campuses, deaf children learn to listen, talk and dreams of critically and chronically ill children ages 3 through 18 years. 26.0%* prepare for successful transition to neighborhood schools so that they can lead independent lives. 17.3% 1371 Drug Enforcement Administration Survivors’ Benefit Fund, Inc. 404-893-7390 www.deamemorial.org EIN#31-1574115 - This non-profit organiza- 1016 Coast Guard Auxiliary Association 314-962-8828 www.cgaux.org EIN#52- tion supports the surviving family members of DEA employees and Task Force 6056326 - The 36,000 civilian volunteers of the US Coast Guard Auxiliary serve Officers who are killed /die in the Line of Duty. 4.5% America in Boating Safety Education, Vessel Safety Inspections, Search and Rescue, Homeland Secuirty missions. 20.8% 0813 Ducks Unlimited 901-758-3825 www.ducks.org EIN#13-5643799 - Wetland and waterfowl conservation organization that has conserved over 10 million acres of 2690 Coastal America Foundation 508-292-0251 www.coastalamericafoundation.org habitat in North America since its inception in 1937. 14.5% EIN#04-3408825 - Provides funds to local communities cost-sharing in projects for ecological restoration and supports education and outreach in coastal environ- 2909 East Coast Greenway Alliance, Inc. 401-789-1706 www.greenway.org EIN#04- ments and their watersheds. 0.6% 3326812 - To provide muscle-powered users of all abilities with a safe off-road trail system connecting cities of the eastern seaboard from Maine to Florida. 1011 Co-op America 202-872-5307 www.coopamerica.org EIN#52-1660746 - 17.1% Co-op America is a national nonprofit organization that harnesses economic power to solve social and environmental problems. 21.5% 0839 Economic Policy Institute 202-775-8810 www.epinet.org EIN#52-1368964 - To strengthen democracy, providing working Americans needed tools to participate in 1104 Cooper Institute, The 972-341-3200 www.cooperinst.org EIN#23-7075529 - public discussion of the economy, resulting in economic policies that better reflect International leader in preventive medicine and public health scientific public interest. 30.8%* research/education, dedicated to advancing the understanding of the relationship between living habits and good health. 25.5%* 1090 Education & Science Society, Inc. 703-893-6743 www.esscare.org EIN#13- 3103022 - Since 1989 ESS has established 3,000 school/public libraries, supported 9899 Cooperative Development Foundation 202-383-5459 www.cdf.coop EIN#23- 6,000 students, 20 summer teacher conferences, and other educational enhancing 7044533 - CDF uses its resources to support cooperative development initiatives activities in rural China. 7.0% and to increase public understanding of cooperatives and what they contribute to community and economic development. 21.1% 0849 Educational Media Foundation 916-251-1600 www.klove.com EIN#94-2816342 - D.b.a. “K-LOVE Radio”, “Air 1 Radio” and Christian Music Planet . Operates 2689 Cooperative for Education 513-731-2595 www.coeduc.org EIN#31-1545464 - contemporary Christian radio stations and translators across the United States and We help Central American schoolchildren break the cycle of poverty through on the Internet. 10.7% education. This is accomplished by providing textbooks, library materials, and computers to impoverished schools. 11.8% 2679 Egyptians Relief Association 703-503-8816 www.egyptiansrelief.org EIN#54- 1459980 - Goal: alleviate causes of poverty for needy families in Egypt. 1067 Cosmopolitan Diabetes Foundation, Inc. 800-648-4331 Approach: providing small-scale projects to families to become productive self- www.cosmopolitan.org EIN#52-1077958 - CDF is dedicated to supporting efforts sufficient households. 10.9% to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the quality of life for those affected by this disease. 13.6% 2631 Electrochemical Society, Inc., The 609-737-1902 www.electrochem.org EIN#13- 1771269 - Supporting Science and Engineering for over 100 years. Founded in 1335 Couple to Couple League 513-471-2000 www.ccli.org EIN#31-0842914 - 1902, ECS is the leading society for solid-state/electrochemical science/ Provides natural family planning information, instruction and counseling to mar- technology. Digital Library, Fellowships, Scholarships. 15.0% ried and engaged couples. Also promotes teen sexual responsibility with pro- chastity material. 13.9% 9853 Elks National Veterans Service Commission 773-755-4736 www.elks.org EIN#13-1548228 - The funds given to our volunteers are used to enhance the level of comfort for hospitalized veterans. We also support the four VA Special Events. 13.0% ★

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2915 EngenderHealth 212-561-8000 www.engenderhealth.org EIN#13-1623838 - 9844 First Book 202-393-1222 www.firstbook.org EIN#52-1779606 - Books change EngenderHealth works worldwide to improve the lives of individuals by making children’s lives. First Book gives new books to children in literacy programs reproductive health services safe, available, and sustainable. 13.4% including Head Start, shelters, public housing and migrant worker centers. 1.4%

1031 English First Foundation 703-321-8818 www.englishfirst.org EIN#54-1574779 - 2917 First Nations Development Institute 540-371-5615 www.firstnations.org Provides research, educational materials, conferences, public speakers and legal EIN#54-1254491 - Help impoverished American Indians to build their culturally counseling to expose the failures of mandatory bilingualism and promote appropriate, economic futures. Help them utilize their lands’ potential for agricul- America’s common bond, the English language. 8.8% ture, fishing, oil, gas, forestry, or tourism. 18.7%

2649 Enterprise Development International, Inc. 703-277-3360 www.endpoverty.org 2664 Five Talents-USA, Inc. 800-670-6355 www.fivetalents.org EIN#54-1940918 - A EIN#54-1371549 - The Smart Way to Help the Poor -Enabling poor families Christian micro-credit initiative committed to creating jobs and transforming lives around the world to escape poverty by providing microloans and training to start by providing small business training and small loans to the poor in developing small businesses. 25.5%* countries. 17.9%

2608 Environmental Literacy Council 202-296-0390 www.enviroliteracy.org EIN#52- 1308 Focus Project 202-234-8494 www.ombwatch.org EIN#52-1302617 - OMB Watch 1995766 - ELC’s mission is to bring scientists and educators together to provide is a nonprofit research and advocacy organization dedicated to government professional development and research resources for K-12 students and teachers in accountability and citizen participation; focuses on: federal budget; regulatory the environmental sciences. 25.3%* policy; right-to-know; nonprofit advocacy. 11.6%

1189 ESA Foundation 970-223-2824 www.esaintl.com/esaf/ EIN#23-7099403 - ESA 1331 Forest History Society 919-682-9319 www.foresthistory.org EIN#41-0762363 - Foundation (CFC# 1189) provides educational scholarships (over $91,000 in 2003) Preserves our forest heritage. Provides unbiased information on history of people in addition to supporting other local and national charities benefiting children and and forests. Promotes conservation and improves human health and welfare elderly. 2.2% through research and education. 41.8%*

1144 European Institute, The 202-895-1670 www.europeaninstitute.org EIN#52- 0810 Foundation for Ichthyosis & Related Skin Types, Inc. 215-631-1411 1627721 - The European Institute is the leading Washington-based public- www.scalyskin.org EIN#94-2738019 - F.I.R.S.T. is dedicated to helping families policy organization devoted to transatlantic affairs, providing an independent affected by ichthyosis, a rare genetic skin disease, by providing support, informa- forum for discussion and development of innovative policy options. 25.0% tion, education, research into causes, treatment and cure. 19.1%

0858 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Memorial Committee 850-729-2401 1194 Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) 215-717-3473 www.eodmemorial.org EIN#23-7346106 - Military EOD Technicians killed in the www.thefire.org EIN#04-3467254 - FIRE defends the essential qualities of line of duty are honored on a memorial and through scholarships for family mem- individual rights—freedom of speech, legal equality, due process, and religious bers. 1.1% liberty—on America’s college and university campuses. 12.5%

2662 Facioscapulohumeral (FSH) Society, Inc. 781-860-0501 www.fishsociety.org 1049 Foundation for Physical Therapy, Inc. 800-999-2782 www.apta.org/foundation EIN#52-1762747 - Services are information, referral, education, research advoca- EIN#13-6161225 - Being active is an integral part of life. Funding physical thera- cy to physicians, individuals, professionals, and families through brochures, py research: our mission to help people attain and maintain that quality of life. newsletters, support groups, networks and research grants for facioscapulohumeral 35.0%* dystrophy. 17.9% 9839 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center 206-667-4974 www.fhcrc.org 2910 Families USA Foundation 202-628-3030 www.familiesusa.org EIN#04-2730934 EIN#23-7156071 - The Center’s mission is to eliminate cancer as a cause of - Leading national consumer health advocacy organization working for affordable, human suffering and death through research, patient care, and education. 17.2% high-quality health and long-term care for all Americans. The voice for health care consumers. 12.2% 2604 Good News Jail & Prison Ministry 804-553-4090 www.goodnewsjail.org EIN#54-0703077 - Every day we provide chaplaincy/pastoral care, counseling, 2688 Family, Career & Community Leaders of America, Inc. 703-476-4900 aftercare, and human support services to inmates, inmate families, correctional www.fcclainc.org EIN#53-0178290 - Dynamic, effective national student organi- staff/families. No tax funding accepted. 25.4%* zation that helps youth become leaders and address important personal, family, work, and societal issues through Family and Consumer Sciences Education. 0861 Government Accountability Project 202-408-0034 www.whistleblower.org 20.0% EIN#52-1343924 - An organization promoting accountability through defending federal employee whistleblowers and substantiating their concerns about public 1183 Fanconi Anemia Research Fund, Inc. 541-687-4658 www.fanconi.org EIN#93- health/safety, environment, consumer protection, fraud and nuclear 0995453 - Our mission is to find effective treatments and a cure for Fanconi ane- power/weapons. 23.7% mia and to provide education and support services to affected families worldwide. 11.2% 0829 Guiding Eyes for the Blind, Inc. 914-245-4024 www.guidingeyes.org EIN#13- 1854606 - Provides professionally trained Guiding Eyes’ dogs to enrich visually 1334 Farmers & Hunters Feeding the Hungry 301-739-3000 www.fhfh.org EIN#52- impaired individual’s lives with new horizons of opportunity by freedom to travel 2151919 - One deer can feed 200 hungry children! Help pay for the processing safely, confidently and independently. 20.1% and distribution of meat from deer and other game donated by hunters nationwide. 14.0% 1054 Gun Owners Foundation 703-321-8585 www.gunowners.com EIN#52-1297380 - NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Provides firearms rights education to the public and pro bono legal, expert, and 1088 Farmers’ Legal Action Group, Inc. 651-223-5400 www.flaginc.org EIN#36- support assistance in self-defense, Second Amendment and other firearms-related 3431212 - A nonprofit law center providing legal services for financially dis- matters. 11.1% tressed family farmers and promoting environmentally sound agricultural practices and fair markets for all. 21.4% 1052 Harvest Institute, The 202-518-2465 www.harvestinstitute.org EIN#52-1874476 - A public policy, research, and educational organization that advocates for Black 1050 Federalist Society, The 202-822-8138 www.fed-soc.org EIN#36-3235550 - The America and designs and promotes strategies that encourage economic self-s Federalist Society is a group of conservatives and libertarians dedicated to individ- ufficiency and competitiveness. 13.6% ual liberty and responsibiliity, traditional values, and the rule of law. 10.6% 1101 Health for Humanity 847-425-7900 www.healthforhumanity.org EIN#36-3820640 - 2627 Feeding Americas Hungry Children 602-241-2873 www.feedahc.org EIN#41- Assists health development in under-served areas through group consultation, net- 2061798 - Volunteers rushing lifesaving emergency food to impoverished families working, grassroots ownership of projects and equal partnership of women while throughout America. Providing for the desperate food needs of thousands of hun- encouraging nobility, unity and service. 17.0% gry children here in America 0.0% 9870 Heart of America Foundation 202-347-6278 www.heartofamerica.org EIN#52- 2911 Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation 860-243-5200 www.fidelco.org EIN#06-6060478 2034127 - Teaches the values at the heart of America. Combines character educa- - The Fidelco Foundation breeds, raises, and trains German shepherd guide dogs tion, service learning and literacy. Provides books for children and schools in need. for “in-community” placement with persons who are visually impaired providing 8.0% increased mobility and independence. 35.1%*

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0881 Heritage Foundation, The 202-546-4400 www.heritage.org EIN#23-7327730 - The 1100 Institute for Educational Leadership 202-822-8405 www.iel.org EIN#52- Heritage Foundation is a conservative think tank that develops policies promoting 1198450 - Builds the capacity of individuals and organizations in education and free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional values and a related fields to work together to achieve better results for children and youth. strong national defense. 10.0% 2.7%

2619 Hesperian Foundation 510-845-1447 www.hesperian.org EIN#94-6109093 - 9892 Institute on Taxation & Economic Policy 202-626-3780 www.itepnet.org Creators of “Where There Is No Doctor,” Hesperian develops and distributes EIN#04-2688165 - Tax policy research group focusing on the need to fund public manuals that support grassroots efforts to bring health and empowerment to poor programs fairly and adequately. Well-respected tax analyses often cited by policy- communities worldwide. 27.8%* makers and media. 15.9%

2694 HHT Foundation International, Inc. 410-357-9932 www.hht.org EIN#22- 2685 Interfaith Alliance Foundation, Inc., The 202-639-6370 3115041 - We provide support to those with HHT by publishing a quarterly www.interfaithalliance.org EIN#81-0587332 - The Interfaith Alliance Foundation newsletter, educating physicians and patients, holding an annual conference, and promotes democratic values, defends religious liberty, challenges hatred and raising funds for research. 12.7% religious bigotry, and reinvigorates civic participation through educational and public policy programs. 30.3%* 2923 HIAS, Inc. 212-613-1300 www.hias.org EIN#13-5633307 - Assists people escap- ing persecution, assures resettlement assistance to refugees, and assures that the 1399 International AIDS Vaccine Initiative, Inc. 212-843-1111 www.iavi.org EIN#13- United States provides generous, humanitarian policies to those in peril. 15.5% 3870223 - IAVI’s mission is to ensure the development of safe, effective, accessi- ble, preventive HIV vaccines for use throughout the world. 2.7% 9882 Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life 202-449-6500 www.hillel.org EIN#52-1844823 - As the largest Jewish campus organization in the world, Hillel: 2616 International Lactation Consultant Association 919-861-5577 www.ilca.org The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life is committed to empowering and engag- EIN#54-1329096 - ILCA’s members include IBCLCs, nurses, midwives, and ing Jewish students worldwide. 14.7% others. Mission is to advance the profession of lactation consulting worldwide through leadership, advocacy, professional development, and research. 28.3%* ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL 9883 Hispanic College Fund, Inc. 202-296-5400 www.hispanicfund.org EIN#52- 1809680 - Awards need and merit-based scholarships to Hispanic students who are 0894 International Needs, Inc. 360-354-1991 www.inter-nationalneeds.org EIN#91- career-minded and committed to completing an undergraduate degree in business, 1080666 - Provides Christian based humanitarian and educational support to chil- science, engineering or technology. 19.7% dren and adults in third world countries including orphanages, vocational training, boarding schools, food distribution, medical care. 23.8% 1322 Histiocytosis Association of America 856-589-6606 www.histio.org EIN#22- 2827069 - The Histiocytosis Association of America assists those dealing with the 2644 International Union for Conservation of Nature & Natural Resources-US effects of histiocytic disorders and raises funds to support research in search of a 202-387-4826 www.iucn.org/places/usa/index.html EIN#52-1443147 - Your contri- cure. 17.5% bution to this global union of governments, NGOs and scientists will help save endangered species, support national parks and fight poverty around the world. 1391 Homeless Children 949-492-2200 www.ffhm.org (Foundation for His Ministry) 1.0% EIN#95-2499595 - Rescuing abandoned infants, children, and disabled from garbage dumps, streets, and prisons of Mexico. Providing daycare, loving homes, 1347 Interns for Peace, Inc. 914-288-8090 www.ifp.internsforpeace.org EIN#13- Christian education, vocational training, and medical center. 6.5% 2910157 - Trains local educators/community workers, from poor, to turn “street” youth/ needy adults from terror to tolerance: Israel, Palestine, Mid-East, Africa, 1097 Humanity United in Giving (HUG) Internationally, Inc. 972-690-1484 Europe, Asia, Americas, worldwide. 4.0% EIN#75-2354807 - Provides personal, hands-on physical and emotional nurturing, medical and educational training, support, and humanitarian aid to orphanages and 2659 Intertribal Timber Council 503-282-4296 www.itcnet.org EIN#93-1031300 - hospitals serving the world’s neediest children worldwide. 4.5% Established in 1976, the ITC is a nation-wide consortium of over 60 tribes. Awards the Picard Scholarships to college Indian students studying natural resources. 3.5% 1061 Hydrocephalus Association 415-732-7040 www.hydroassoc.org EIN#94-3000301 - The Hydrocephalus Association, the nation’s largest, most respected organization 1081 Janey Foundation, Inc. 301-384-0414 EIN#52-1389615 - Establishes education- devoted exclusively to hydrocephalus, provides personal support and in-depth edu- al and vocational centers for disabled children in India and elsewhere. cational resources to individuals, families and professionals. 15.2% Administrative/fundraising costs form 2.7% of income. 2.7%

9808 Immune Deficiency Foundation 410-321-6647 www.primaryimmune.org 1303 Jesuit Refugee Service/USA 202-462-0400 www.jesref.org EIN#52-1355257 - The EIN#52-1214782 - The IDF is the national non-profit health organization dedicat- Jesuit Refugee Service in an international Roman Catholic organization whose ed to improving the diagnosis and treatment of primary immune deficiency dis- mission is to accompany, serve and advocate the cause of refugees. 20.6% eases through research, education and advocacy. 23.4% 1117 Jewish Foundation for the Righteous, The 212-727-9955 www.jfr.org EIN#13- 2698 Impact Online, Inc. 415-241-6868 www.volunteermatch.org (Volunteer Match) 3807016 - The JFR provides monthly grants to 1,630 needy Christians who saved EIN#77-0395654 - VolunteerMatch is the nonprofit online service dedicated to Jews during the Holocaust and educates teachers and their students about the supporting a community of nonprofit, volunteer and business leaders committed Holocaust. 15.0% to civic engagement. 21.7% 1162 Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs 202-667-3900 www.jinsa.org 1306 Independent Sector 202-467-6100 www.independentsector.org EIN#52-1081024 EIN#52-1233683 - Terrorism, arms proliferation, radical religious fundamentalism - The national coalition of leading nonprofit organizations and grantmakers, pro- are serious challenges to our national security. We support a strong U.S. military to viding leadership, policy action, and research to enable all charities to serve and protect us and our allies. 19.0% advocate more effectively. 29.7%* 1136 Jews for Judaism, Inc. 410-602-0276 www.jewsforjudaism.org EIN#52-1324729 2661 Indian Land Tenure Foundation 651-766-8999 www.indianlandtenure.org - A non-denominational organization countering deceptive missionary and cult EIN#41-2014273 - A new community foundation created in 2001 to educate groups, through counseling, outreach programs, lectures and classes, promoting Indian and non-Indian people on Indian land use, ownership, protection, manage- positive Jewish experiences throughout the entire Jewish community. 15.7% ment, economic development and cultural preservation. 2.0% 2686 Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc. 617-542-5867 www.jstart.org EIN#04- 0882 Institute for Black Charities 301-563-6250 www.blackcharities.net EIN#52- 3262046 - Jumpstart, the national literacy organization, works toward the day 2018919 - Supports charitable programs that improve life for Black people in every child enters school prepared to succeed by training college students to work communities worldwide through outreach, social and cultural initiatives; Offers one-to-one with preschoolers. 25.9%* funding, referrals, development and international programs. 14.2% 9836 Keep America Beautiful, Inc. 203-323-8987 www.kab.org EIN#13-1761633 - 2696 Institute for Community Peace 202-393-7731 www.peacebeyondviolence.org Dedicated to preserving the natural beauty and environment of America; support- EIN#52-1943852 - ICP builds a safe, healthy and peaceful nation through commu- ing long-term solutions through volunteer programs for litter prevention and nity building and civic empowerment. We discover, replicate and transform citizen responsible waste handling practices. 21.9% ideas into national action. 19.1% 2687 Kids in Distressed Situations, Inc. 212-279-5493 www.kidsdonations.org EIN#13-3300271 - K.I.D.S. helps children around the country and world who are victims of poverty, illness or natural disasters by donating new products from retailers and manufacturers. 0.0%

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1351 KRS Education & Rural Development Foundation, Inc. 601-638-5459 1328 Mission to Military, Inc. 757-479-2288 www.missionstomilitary.org EIN#54- EIN#58-1927990 - Improve education and health conditions of children and 0734786 - Christian missionary organization ministering to Armed Forces women of villages in India. In U.S.A. sponsor activities to advance global aware- Personnel. Homelike facilities and services are provided without charge. ness and human understanding. 7.9% Recreation, meals, bunkroom, transportation, Bible studies etc. 15.3%

0815 Lance Armstrong Foundation 512-236-8820 www.laf.org EIN#74-2806618 - In 1048 Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation 203-972-1250 www.multiplemyeloma.org the battle with cancer, knowledge is power and attitude is everything. The LAF EIN#06-1504413 - Accelerating search for a cure for myeloma by funding promis- provides the practical information and tools needed to live strong. 13.4% ing/quality research, raising awareness, building collaboration among researchers and industry, providing information to patients/doctors. 7.4% 9881 Landmine Survivors Network 202-464-0007 www.landminesurvivors.org EIN#31-1523298 - Created by and for survivors, LSN empowers individuals, fami- 1038 NASA College Scholarship Fund, Inc. 281-483-7463 EIN#76-0039071 - Awards lies, and communities affected by landmines to recover from trauma, fulfill their college scholarships agency-wide to qualified NASA dependents who are pursuing rights, and reclaim their lives. 11.0% undergraduate degrees in science or engineering. 8.7%

1389 Lions World Services for the Blind 501-664-7100 www.lwsb.org EIN#71- 1196 National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia & Depression 0208511 - A comprehensive rehabilitation center for blind adults providing coun- 516-829-0091 www.narsad.org EIN#31-1020010 - NARSAD’s mission is to raise seling, training in independent living and mobility skills, vocational evaluation and funds for scientific research to find the causes, better treatments, and eventual high quality marketable job skills training. 16.4% cures for severe mental illnesses. 8.4%

1154 Lithuanian Catholic Religious AID, Inc. 718-326-5202 EIN#11-2326652 - 1074 National Alliance to End Homelessness 202-638-1526 www.naeh.org EIN#52- Provides material and financial support to the Lithuanian Catholic Church and it’s 1299641 - National organization engaging government, corporate, and nonprofit many organizations by sending food, clothing, books, medical supplies and mone- leaders in the development and implementation of comprehensive, pragmatic, tary aid. 10.4% research-based strategies to end homelessness in 10 years. 6.0%

1156 Lutheran Braille Workers, Inc. 909-795-8977 www.lbwinc.org EIN#95-6048152 - 9848 National Association for College Admission Counseling 703-836-2222 Provide FREE Braille and Large Print Bibles and Christian literature in over 30 www.nacac.com EIN#36-2464680 - The National Association for College languages for the blind and visually impaired in more than 120 countries. 23.3% Admission Counseling (NACAC) represents over 8,000 professionals dedicated to helping all students prepare for and succeed in postsecondary education. 9.1% 1163 Lymphoma Foundation of America 703-875-9800 www.lymphomahelp.org EIN#52-1662087 - We are the national organization devoted solely to helping lym- 1121 National Association for Parents of Children with Visual Impairments phoma patients and families: support groups, 2nd opinions, counseling, referrals, 800-562-6265 www.napvi.org EIN#74-2095442 - An organization to help parents research, new treatments, patients rights, alternatives. 0.5% find information, support, and resources for their children who are blind or visual- ly impaired, including those with multiple disabilities. 7.0% 1381 Malignant Hyperthermia Association of the United States 607-674-7901 www.mhaus.org EIN#06-1076301 - Malignant Hyperthermia Assn of the US - 9896 National Association for Public Interest Law 202-466-3686 Dedicated to reducing morbidity and mortality of MH through educational servic- www.equaljusticeworks.org (Equal Justice Works) EIN#52-1469738 - Equal es: emergency hotline, newsletter, treatment materials, and research. 12.6% Justice Works - providing a Peace Corps-like experience for lawyers. We make a difference by linking talented lawyers with the needs of under-served communities 2681 Marine Corps League Foundation, Inc. 703-207-9588 www.mclfoundation.org and people. 9.5% EIN#54-1537899 - The Marine Corps League Foundation helps fund Youth Programs around the country. We also provide assistance to Veterans facilities and 1382 National Association for Search & Rescue 703-222-6277 www.nasar.org to Marine families in need. 12.1% EIN#54-1733775 - Every day, people become lost or stranded. NASAR is dedicat- ed to preparing the nation’s responders, including canines, to save the lives of 2675 Mautner Project 202-332-5536 www.mautnerproject.org EIN#52-1703915 - The those you love. 8.6% Mautner Project improves lesbian health by promoting advocacy and activism; conducting research; educating lesbians about health; educating healthcare 0847 National Association of Anorexia Nervosa & Associated Disorders, Inc. providers; and providing direct services. 16.5% 847-831-3438 www.anad.org EIN#36-2938021 - ANAD leads the fight against eating disorders with FREE multi-faceted programs nationally for thousands of 1089 Media Access Project 202-232-4300 www.mediaaccess.org EIN#52-0949988 - sufferers and families. Prevents eating disorders through Public interest lawyers leading movement for media diversity. Help us fight Big education/advocacy/research. 2.7% Media’s corporate domination of broadcasting, cable and Internet at FCC and in court. 25.0% 1028 National Ataxia Foundation, Inc. 763-553-0020 www.ataxia.org EIN#41- 0832903 - A national voluntary health agency which provides research, education, 1167 MENC: Music Educators National Conference 703-860-4000 www.menc.org patient services, clinics, and prevention programs to ataxia families and persons EIN#52-6045043 - MENC brings the benefits of learning music to all by actively with related neurological disorders. 10.1% supporting school music programs, highly-qualified music teachers, and communi- ty music initiatives. 19.3% 9862 National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum, The 607-547-7200 www.baseballhalloffame.org EIN#15-0572877 - Fosters an appreciation of the 2988 Mercy Med Flight 817-626-6082 www.mercymedflight.org EIN#75-2666650 - historical development of baseball and its impact on American culture, preserves America’s only free long-distance air ambulance operation. Volunteers airlift history, honors excellence, connects generations and enriches education. 27.0%*

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS non-ambulatory patients to medical facilities for life-saving operations, treatment, or rehabilitation, and bring stretcher-bound patients home. 4.0% 1362 National Breast Cancer Foundation 972-248-9200 www.nationalbreastcancer.org EIN#75-2391148 - Educates women on lifesaving techniques of early detection of 1018 Mexican American Cultural Center (MACC) 210-732-2156 www.maccsa.org breast cancer; provides support for breast cancer patients; free to low-cost mam- EIN#74-1712528 - Since 1972, nationally recognized institute empowering and mography for underserved women. 13.8% educating leaders for culturally diverse communities. Focuses: Hispanic leadership, diversity training, family, youth, farmworkers, Spanish and English 2648 National Catholic AIDS Network, Inc. 773-508-7080 www.ncan.org EIN#52- languages. 25.1%* 1675232 - NCAN is the only national organization dedicated to assisting the Catholic Church to respond with compassion to those infected with HIV/AIDS 1192 Migrant Legal Action Program, Inc. 202-775-7780 www.mlap.org EIN#52- and their loved ones. 37.4%* 0913158 - Aids impoverished, exploited migrant farmworkers who suffer from daily exposure to toxic pesticides, discrimination, intimidation, and inhumane liv- 2654 National Center for Healthy Housing, Inc. 410-772-2774 ing and working conditions, through free legal services. 18.8% www.centerforhealthyhousing.org EIN#52-1792579 - The National Center for Healthy Housing develops and promotes practical methods to protect children 9845 Military Child Education Coalition 254-953-1923 www.militarychild.org from environmental health hazards in their homes while preserving affordable EIN#74-2889416 - Committed to providing services and resources for the very housing. 4.3% mobile military child to enable smoother, well-planned transition from one school/community to another. 5.2% 1129 National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women 215-351-0010 EIN#23-2473361 - Helps battered women who, faced with life-threatening vio- 9818 Minority Media & Telecommunications Council 202-332-0500 lence from their abusers, are forced to defend themselves. Provides technical www.mmtconline.org EIN#52-1880677 - MMTC seeks minority employment and assistance, support, resources, networking, and training. 14.5% ownership in broadcasting and telecom. It represents civil rights organizations before the FCC and trains students to practice communications law. 54.5%* ★

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2941 National Coalition for the Protection of Children & Families 513-521-6227 2692 National Niemann-Pick Disease Foundation, Inc. 920-563-0930 www.nnpdf.org www.nationalcoalition.org EIN#31-1124344 - We empower citizens to reduce sex- EIN#35-1844264 - International, voluntary, nonprofit organization comprised of ual exploitation and violence; increase awareness of pornography’s harm; support parents, medical/educational professionals, friends, relatives who are committed to legal limitations on pornography; and assist those harmed by it. 22.9% finding a cure for the terminal childhood disease Niemann-Pick. 7.0%

1309 National Conference for Catechetical Leadership 202-636-3826 www.nccl.org 1120 National Organization for Women Foundation, Inc. 202-628-8669 EIN#52-0969407 - Our mission is to help diocesan and parish religious educators www.nowfoundation.org EIN#52-1477004 - Advances women’s rights and pro- train teachers and catechists to effectively instruct children, youth and adults in the motes the goals of equality through education, advocacy, litigation, networking, Catholic faith 16.4% voter participation projects, global outreach, conferences, publications, training and leadership development. 8.9% 2656 National Conference for Community & Justice, The 212-545-1300 www.nccj.org EIN#13-1809982 - Human relations organization fighting bias, big- 1148 National Peace Corps Association 202-293-7728 www.rpcv.org EIN#58-1431113 otry, and racism and promoting understanding and respect among all races, reli- - We lead the Peace Corps community and others to foster peace by working gions, and cultures through advocacy, conflict resolution and education. 25.1%* together in service, education and advocacy. 17.6%

2613 National Congress of American Indians 202-466-7767 www.ncai.org EIN#53- 0886 National Psoriasis Foundation, Inc. 800-723-9166 www.psoriasis.org EIN#93- 6017907 - NCAI, the principal organization of American Indian/Alaska Native 0571472 - Through education and advocacy, we promote awareness and under- tribes and individuals, works to advance the rights of native people through advo- standing, ensure access to treatment, and support research toward a cure for psori- cacy and education. 11.9% asis and psoriatic arthritis. 22.3%

2633 National Constitution Center 215-409-6600 www.constitutioncenter.org EIN#23- 2981 National Public Radio, Inc. 202-513-2000 www.npr.org EIN#52-0907625 - 2434447 - The first museum and educational center dedicated to explaining the NPR produces and distributes news, information and cultural programming to 22 U.S. Constitution’s history and our system of government through over 100 inter- million listeners weekly in the U.S. and millions more around the world. 23.0% active and multimedia exhibits. 3.3% ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL 1379 National Railway Historical Society, Inc. 215-557-6606 www.nrhs.com EIN#23- 2617 National Council for Science & the Environment (NCSE), The 7053004 - NRHS supports preservation of America’s railway history through 202-530-5810 www.ncseonline.org EIN#52-1700932 - NCSE works to improve grants, publications, educational programs, historic plaques, film and print the scientific basis for environmental decisionmaking. The Council develops libraries, plus administrative support for local chapters. 24.3% science solutions for today’s environmental challenges. 37.2%* 1310 National Recycling Coalition, Inc. 202-347-0450 www.nrc-recycle.org EIN#13- 1324 National Environmental Trust 202-887-8800 www.net.org EIN#52-1863706 - 2954127 - National Recycling Coalition is a not-for-profit organization that pro- NET is dedicated to preventing global warming, saving oceans and marine life, motes recycling, source reduction, composting and reuse through education, train- protecting national forests, and promoting clean air and environmental health ing, outreach and advocacy services. 16.2% through advocacy campaigns. 10.7% 9895 National Schizophrenia Foundation 517-485-7168 www.nsfoundation.org 1301 National Episcopal AIDS Coalition 718-857-9445 www.neac.org EIN#35- EIN#38-3564810 - Promotes public awareness about schizophrenia through dis- 1751190 - The National Episcopal AIDS Coalition (NEAC) works collaboratively semination of materials, media outreach, presentations/conferences, National for effective AIDS/HIV ministry on and by all levels of the Episcopal Church. Schizophrenia Awareness Day; and administers the Schizophrenics Anonymous 24.8% self-help support network. 21.7%

2970 National Fallen Firefighters Foundation 301-447-1365 www.firehero.org 2697 National Sleep Foundation 202-347-3471 www.sleepfoundation.org EIN#41- EIN#52-1832634 - Sponsor National Memorial Weekend honoring America’s fall- 1678336 - Educates Americans to prioritize sleep for optimum health/safety; en fire heroes. Provide scholarships and emotional support to families. Building Provides information on symptoms and treatment of sleep problems; Helps reduce National Memorial Park. Working to prevent firefighter deaths. 2.5% drowsy driving; Funds sleep research 21.0%

1070 National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association 1325 National Sports Center for the Disabled 303-293-5314 www.nscd.org EIN#84- 202-293-3114 www.nfprha.org EIN#23-7323629 - National Family Planning and 0738419 - The National Sports Center for the Disabled is the leading authority on Reproductive Health Association (NFPRHA) promotes and protects access to safe, adaptive sports programs for individuals with disabilities. 22.9% affordable family planning and reproductive health services for all who want them. 11.7% 2642 National Steering Committee of the Association for the Improvement of Minorities in the IRS 330-239-6115 www.aimirs.org EIN#22-2375666 - National 1169 National Film Preservation Foundation 415-392-7291 www.filmpreservation.org Steering Committee -AIM-IRS. VITA to low income people; community outreach; EIN#52-2055624 - We help save American films that won’t survive without public mentoring programs geared toward youth; Educational workshops and scholarships support. Since 1997, we’ve assisted organizations across 36 states preserve films for IRS career advancement. 22.9% and make them available. 11.6% 1086 National Transplant Assistance Fund (NTAF) 610-353-9684 0892 National Fish & Wildlife Foundation, The 202-857-0166 www.nfwf.org www.transplantfund.org EIN#52-1322317 - NTAF mission: to help raise funds for EIN#52-1384139 - Has implemented over 5,000 projects conserving fish, wildlife, transplant and catastrophic injury patients by providing compassionate support, and plants with focus on habitat protection, environmental education, natural education and expertise to them, their families and communities. 8.0% resources management and utilizing public/private partnerships. 8.8% 2677 National Urban Fellows, Inc. 212-349-6200 www.nuf.org EIN#23-7404350 - 9833 National Hispana Leadership Institute (NHLI) 703-527-6007 www.nhli.org The organization’s leadership development training comprises an advanced degree EIN#74-2544980 - The country’s premier leadership Institute for Hispanic women. fellowship program in public administration for highly motivated mid-career It is an intensive executive leadership training, professional development program minorities committed to community/public service. 12.0% for Hispanic women and college students. 9.3% 2643 National Whistleblower Center 202-342-1903 www.whistleblowers.org EIN#52- 9802 National History Day 301-314-9739 www.nationalhistoryday.org EIN#34- 1770068 - Leading advocacy organization dedicated to protecting the rights of 1262642 - National History Day (NHD)is a yearlong, nonprofit education program employees who “blow the whistle” on serious allegations of misconduct or envi- dedicated to improving the teaching and learning of history in elementary and sec- ronmental violations. 18.6% ondary schools. 8.4% 0826 National Wild Turkey Federation, Inc. 803-637-3106 www.nwtf.org EIN#57- 1174 National League of Families of American Prisoners & Missing in Southeast 0564993 - Volunteer organization working for the conservation of the wild turkey, Asia 703-465-7432 www.pow-miafamilies.org EIN#23-7071242 - Coordinates and the preservation of the turkey hunting tradition. Total support and revenue for humanitarian efforts to gain release, fullest possible accounting of American administration 6.7% POW/MIAs from the Vietnam War; advocates and sponsors public education and awareness programs. 8.4% 1131 National Wildlife Refuge Association 202-333-9075 www.refugenet.org EIN#23- 7447365 - The only national organization dedicated exclusively to protecting the 0828 National Low Income Housing Coalition 202-662-1530 www.nlihc.org EIN#52- National Wildlife Refuge System. Works with local refuge “friends” groups to pro- 1089824 - NLIHC is dedicated solely to ending America’s affordable housing cri- mote America’s unique wildlife heritage. 6.1% sis. Through advocacy and research, NLIHC seeks safe, decent and affordable housing for everyone. 11.9%

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2682 NatureServe 703-908-1800 www.natureserve.org EIN#52-1884438 - NatureServe 1320 Polish American Association 773-282-8206 www.polish.org EIN#36-2240816 - is a non-profit conservation organization that provides the scientific information Nation’s only Polish human services serving poor families, battered women, and tools needed to help guide effective conservation action. 14.9% homeless, elderly, youth; provides English, citizenship classes, employment, immigration assistance; training workshops in Poland. 5.0% 1364 Navy League Foundation 703-528-1775 www.navyleague.org EIN#31-1677884 - Provides scholarships and financial support to U.S. Sailors, Marines and Merchant 2693 Polish American Education Scholarship & Cultural Foundation Mariners and their families, and educates citizens on the vital role of maritime 212-734-2130 www.kosciuszkofoundation.org EIN#13-1628179 - Assisting forces. 0.2% Americans and Poles through scholarships, grants and exchange programs and promoting Polish culture through educational, artistic and musical programs spon- 1337 Navy Supply Corps Foundation, Inc. 706-354-4111 www.usnscf.com EIN#23- sored throughout the U.S. 48.3%* 7066533 - Provides scholarships to qualifying dependents of active, reserve, retired, or prior service Supply Corps officers and enlisted personnel. Fosters pro- 1079 Population Reference Bureau 202-483-1100 www.prb.org EIN#53-0214030 - The fessional development of the supply community. 22.4% world leader in providing timely and objective information and training about criti- cal U.S. and international population trends to journalists, policymakers, educators 1132 Neurofibromatosis, Inc. 301-918-4600 www.nfinc.org EIN#04-3030760 - and the public. 5.6% Neurofibromatosis Inc. is dedicated to individuals and families affected by neurofibromatosis and to professionals who provide services to them. It provides 9891 Postal Employees’ Relief Fund 202-408-1869 www.postalrelief.org EIN#52- information, newsletters and referrals. 18.9% 1666010 - Provides relief assistance in the form of non-repayable grants to employees of the USPS and their families who are victims of specified natural 1317 NHA Scholarship Fund 619-435-7139 www.nhascholars.com EIN#33-0513766 - disasters. 10.6% To provide monetary support to undergraduate and graduate-level scholars, dedi- cated to pursuing educational excellence and with demonstrated performance in 9858 Prader-Willi Syndrome Association 941-312-0400 www.pwsausa.org EIN#41- their studies. 7.2% 1306908 - Publishes and distributes educational materials, educates and advocates for families and professionals, provides medical intervention and crisis support, 9890 No Greater Love 202-637-0776 www.ngl.org EIN#52-0914446 - Provides annual sponsors a national conference, and funds research. 16.7% programs of remembrance, friendship, and care for families of Americans who died in service to our country or by an act of terrorism. 10.3% 1321 Prisoner Visitation & Support (PVS) Committee 215-241-7117 www.prisonervisitation.org EIN#23-1985076 - Prisoner Visitation and Support is 1165 North American Forum on the Catechumenate, The 202-529-9493 the only nationwide, interfaith vistitation program for Federal and Military prison- www.naforum.org EIN#52-1294685 - The Mission of the FORUM is the full ers with volunteers across the country who regularly visit prisoners. 18.6% implementation in all parishes of the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults and its implications for reconciliation. 10.3% 1065 Project Vote/Voting for America, Inc. 800-546-8683 www.projectvote.org EIN#72-1268719 - Non-partisan, nationwide organization that registers, educates, 1024 NRA Civil Rights Defense Fund 703-267-1254 www.nradefensefund.org turns out low-income and minority citizens to vote. Will register 1,293,500 new EIN#52-1136665 - Asserts and defends the human, civil and constitutional rights voters and mobilize 1,092,758 voters. 13.8% of law-abiding Americans to keep and bear arms through precedent-setting litiga- tion and education programs. 8.7% 9856 Public Health Foundation 202-898-5600 www.phf.org EIN#52-1237297 - For over 30 years, helping to strengthen public health infrastructure by providing infor- 1390 NRA Foundation, Inc., The 888-467-2363 www.nrafoundation.org EIN#52- mation, tools, training and technical assistance needed to achieve healthy commu- 1710886 - Supports programs within the NRA, law enforcement and other com- nities. 9.2% munity-based agencies that foster firearms safety and education, constitutional education and wildlife conservation management. 8.2% 0859 Push America 704-504-2400 www.pushamerica.org EIN#58-1588777 - Push America strives to enhance the quality of life for individuals with disabilities 2634 Nuclear Threat Initiative, Inc. 202-296-4810 www.nti.org EIN#52-2289435 - The through awareness, outreach, and contruction initiatives. 19.2% Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) is an international nonprofit organization working to reduce the global threats from nuclear, biological and chemical weapons and 0899 Rebuilding Together, Inc. 202-483-9083 www.rebuildingtogether.org materials. (800)336-0035. 2.2% EIN#52-1585880 - Free home repairs by nationwide volunteer-based organization, keeping low-income elderly and disabled homeowners safe, warm, dry. Supports 2919 Oceana, Inc. 202-833-3900 www.oceana.org EIN#51-0401308 - Oceana, protect- 255 affiliates, rehabbing 8,500 houses and non-profits annually. 26.4%* ing our oceans by saving marine wildlife, stopping pollution and destructive fish- ing, is an international, conservation group solely dedicated to vibrant, healthy 1327 Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice Educational Fund oceans. 49.0%* 202-628-7700 www.rcrc.org EIN#52-1213972 - We’re religious and pro-choice: Christian, Jewish, and other religious people educating the public and media that 1053 Olive Branch International 757-518-8749 www.obi-intl.org EIN#84-1247760 - we support all reproductive health options. 22.3% Improving the quality of life among military families worldwide. Chaplains Programs; Family Support Programs; Education; Humanitarian Service - Russia, 2928 River Management Society 406-549-0514 www.river-management.org EIN#31- Ukraine, Central Europe, Africa. 16.1% 1297130 - The River Management Society promotes protection, conservation, and ethical use of rivers by supporting and developing professional management tech- 1179 Orthodox Christian Mission Center, Inc. 907-829-5132 www.ocmc.org EIN#59- niques that maintain healthy rivers and watersheds. 9.5% 3158396 - Orthodox Christian Mission Center provides feeding and housing to

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS children, dental and medical outreach programs around the world while delivering 1105 Roger L. Von Amelunxen Foundation, Inc. 718-641-4800 the gospel of Jesus Christ. 21.3% www.rogerfoundation.org EIN#11-2583014 - To aid families of BICE and BCBP employees with expenses related to: death in the line of duty, scholarships, and 2606 Patrick Henry College 540-338-1776 www.phc.edu EIN#54-1919810 - unreimbursed medical bills. 4.4% Four-year, classical, Christian, liberal arts college training academically excellent students (including homeschoolers) with an emphasis on biblical values and the 9852 Ruffed Grouse Society, Inc., The 412-262-4044 www.ruffedgrousesociety.org vision of the American founding. 8.4% EIN#54-0846925 - National conservation organization providing public land management agency funding and private education, dedicated to enhancing the 0852 Paulist National Catholic Evangelization Association 202-832-5022 environment for ruffed grouse, woodcock, and other forest wildlife. 42.1%* www.pncea.org EIN#52-1125047 - Provides Catholic literature to prison inmates and inactive Catholics; distributes a Bible study magazine free to retired religious 1157 Rutherford Institute, The 434-978-3888 www.rutherford.org EIN#52-1267484 - and senior citizens unable to pay. 1.2% The Rutherford Institute is a nonprofit civil liberties organization that provides free legal services to people whose constitutional rights have been threatened or 2925 Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation of the United States 828-665-6891 violated. 24.7% www.pbtfus.org EIN#58-1966822 - Funds medical research to find cures for child- hood brain tumors, provides public with educational resources, funds college 2660 Sacred Well Congregation 210-658-9100 www.sacredwell.org EIN#98-0141821 - scholarships for patient survivors, advocacy for survivors. 10.7% Promotes inter-faith community benevolence, world peace, and intercultural pluralism through national and international research, education and outreach 1188 PKD Foundation 800-753-8273 www.pkdcure.org EIN#43-1266906 - Only programs; supports civilian and military distinctive faith groups. 5.2% organization worldwide solely devoted to programs of patient education, public awareness, advocacy and research toward a treatment and cure for polycystic kid- ney disease patients. 20.0%

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9828 Safe Tables Our Priority, Inc. 802-863-0555 www.safetables.org EIN#33- 1395 STARFISH (Society Taking Active Responsibility for International Self 0627613 - The only volunteer-led, award-winning national organization dedicated Help. Inc.) 937-767-2236 www.starfishinc.com EIN#31-1212169 - Operates to fighting preventable foodborne diseases like E.coli and Salmonella, helping development programs that meet the basic needs of food, shelter, health care and victims recover, and making America’s food supply safer. 26.5%* education for the enhancement of humankind in Africa and other locations. 12.4%

0866 Salesian Missions, Inc. 914-633-8344 www.salesianmissions.org EIN#13- 1368 Sturge-Weber Foundation, The 973-895-4445 www.sturge-weber.com EIN#74- 1891552 - A religious educational Society dedicated to the development of the 2485813 - The Sturge-Weber Foundation’s mission is to improve the quality of life poor and disadvantaged, primarily in education (academic, trade, agricultural for individuals with Port Wine Stains (PWS), Sturge-Weber syndrome (SWS) and schools) orphanages and youth centers. 22.7% Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome (KT). 20.1%

1119 Science & Engineering Alliance, Inc. 202-842-0388 www.sea2.org EIN#52- 1042 Sunshine Foundation 215-396-4770 www.sunshinefoundation.org EIN#23- 1737386 - To help ensure production of the next generation of top-quality scien- 2044056 - The original wish granting organization, founded in 1976, answering tists while simultaneously meeting the research and development needs of the dreams of over 29,000 chronically ill, seriously ill, physically challenged and public and private sectors. 3.2% abused children throughout the country. 20.4%

2615 Scleroderma Foundation, Inc. 800-722-4673 www.scleroderma.org EIN#52- 1114 Support Our Aging Religious (SOAR!) 301-589-9811 www.soar-usa.org 1375827 - Scleroderma is a chronic, often progressive, autoimmune disease. The EIN#52-1485481 - Committed to providing financial assistance and crisis inter- Scleroderma Foundation helps patients, and families, through support groups, edu- vention relief to Catholic religious communities facing critical need in caring for cational information, including awareness, and research funding. 12.0% their elderly and infirm members. 21.5%

1305 Seeds of Peace, Inc. 212-573-8040 www.seedsofpeace.org EIN#52-1814447 - 2655 SUSTAIN 202-772-1030 www.sustaintech.org EIN#52-1994549 - Mission: To An American organization dedicated to empowering young leaders and educators improve nutrition in developing countries. Works with industry, scientists and gov- from the Middle East, South Asia, Cyprus and Balkans, by developing skills for ernments to develop/apply innovative technologies to enhance nutritive quality of coexistence/reconciliation. 24.6% food staples. 14.2% ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL

1008 Seeing Eye, Inc., The 973-539-4425 www.seeingeye.org EIN#22-1539721 - 2965 Tailhook Educational Foundation, Inc., The 800-269-8267 Provides trained dog guides to blind people. FY02 expense, 19.4% of operations, www.tailhook.org/foundation.htm EIN#33-0487778 - Awards college scholarships excludes net realized endowment losses, spent on administration and fundraising. to children of persons who have served in naval carrier aviation, supports school 158.1%* libraries with information on careers in Naval Aviation. 2.9%

1142 Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, Inc. 202-328-3244 www.sldn.org 9830 Tau Beta Pi Association, Inc., The 865-546-4578 www.tbp.org EIN#62-0479545 EIN#52-1845000 - SLDN is the sole national legal aid and watchdog organization - The national engineering honor society recognizes engineering students of supe- that assists men and women everyday who are harmed by “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” rior scholarship and exemplary character, encourages model citizenship, and pro- 14.3% vides grants, loans, scholarships, and fellowships. 17.8%

9897 Siamese Cat Rescue Center 540-672-6373 va.siameserescue.org EIN#54- 2614 Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc., The 434-984-9822 www.monticello.org 1888444 - We rescue, rehome and provide support services to Siamese and EIN#54-0505959 - Our mission is preservation and education-to conserve and Siamese mix cats by working with shelters, rescues and individuals across more maintain Monticello for future generations and interpret and present Thomas than 20 states. 12.8% Jefferson to the widest possible audience. 17.1%

2931 Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Development Program 410-486-7285 2625 Tough Love International 215-348-7090 www.toughlove.org EIN#22-2553084 - EIN#52-1746178 - We support sisters who combat child and adult illiteracy, home- Self-help support groups for parents having problems with their children from the lessness, substance abuse, hunger, and unemployment through counseling, educa- ages of 8 to 50. Weekly, structured, goal-oriented meetings. 25.1%* tion, health care; and provide for retired sisters. 22.8% 0819 Tread Lightly!, Inc. 801-627-0077 www.treadlightly.org EIN#87-0481456 - To 1139 Sky Cross, Inc. 210-661-6808 www.skycross.org EIN#74-2735853 - Sky Cross leave a good impression, you need the right information. Through education and changes the quality of life for the very poor on the Texas-Mexico border by pro- restoration Tread Lightly! aims to empower generations to enjoy the outdoors viding food and medical supplies and then encouraging education. 6.4% responsibly. 13.0%

0871 Sladechild Foundation Charitable Foundation, The 301-464-6473 2908 Trigeminal Neuralgia Association 352-376-9955 www.tna-support.org EIN#22- www.sladechild.org EIN#93-0822726 - 100% of CFC donations applied towards 3071645 - TNA’s programs empower patients living with trigeminal neuralgia and food, clothing, shelter, education, medicine for needy children within U.S. and related facial pain and provide information to medical professionals, policymakers worldwide. No CFC donations used for administrative expenses. 14.0% and the public. 22.3%

0893 Society for Range Management 303-986-3309 www.rangelands.org EIN#93- 1115 U.S. Chess Trust 845-562-8350 www.uschess.org EIN#23-7016117 - Chess is a 0411765 - The Society for Range Management is dedicated to the conservation positive alternative for at-risk children. Studies indicate that children exposed to and sustainable management of rangelands for the benefit of current societies and chess show improvement in academic performance and behavioral indicators. for future generations. 16.9% 16.7%

1392 Society of American Foresters 301-897-8720 www.safnet.org EIN#53-0204630 - 9811 U.S. Committee for the U.N. Fund for Women, Inc. 202-721-1530 The Society of American Foresters (SAF) is the scientific and educational organi- www.unifemusa.org EIN#54-1244401 - UNIFEM works to create an environment zation representing forestry professionals. SAF strives to broaden public under- where women and their children are safe from violence and where they can standing of forestry issues. 15.3% improve their economic and political standing. 27.9%*

0887 Sons of Confederate Veterans Inc. 931-380-1844 www.scv.org EIN#64-0403406 - 1001 U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps 703-243-6910 www.seacadets.org EIN#52-0808385 - Sons of Confederate Veterans- begun in 1896, historical, patriotic, and non- Youth development program for individuals (male/female ages 11 through 17), political organization dedicated to ensuring that a true history of the 1861-1865 which seeks to instill personal core values of honesty, integrity, honor, courage and period is preserved. 19.8% commitment. 9.1%

1372 Spinal Cord Injury Network Intl. 800-548-2673 www.spinalcordinjury.org 2935 United Cerebral Palsy Research & Educational Foundation 202-973-7140 EIN#94-3037195 - Crisis, Trauma, Overwhelmed, receive simply understood infor- EIN#13-6093337 - Provides grants for research and training on causes and preven- mation pertinent to your needs. Individualized support is provided about treat- tion of cerebral palsy and on improving the quality of life of persons with cerebral ments, clinical trails, rehabilitation, disability benefits, and educational videos. palsy. 2.2% 1.9% 2921 United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation, Inc. 412-793-8077 www.umdf.org 1343 SSA Community Scholarship Fund, Inc. 410-552-0730 EIN#52-1666008 - A EIN#25-1767180 - Promotes research for cures and treatments of Mitochondrial competitive scholarship program for dependent children of employees of the Disorders and provides support to affected individuals and families including Social Security Administration who are persuing higher education. 5.6% newsletters, symposia and awards research grants. 23.5%

1344 St. Mary’s Home for Disabled Children 757-622-2208 www.saintmaryshome.org 2605 United Nations Foundation 202-887-9040 www.unfoundation.org EIN#58- EIN#54-0505952 - Provides residential care services to 88 severely disabled 2368165 - The UN Foundation and its partners are working to eradicate polio and children ages birth to 18. The Home refuses no child lacking resources, serving the certify the world polio-free and are committed to controlling measles deaths in military nationwide. 7.0% Africa. 3.9% ★

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2629 United Ostomy Association 800-826-0826 www.uoa.org EIN#95-2455324 - UOA 1126 Williams Syndrome Association, Inc. 248-244-2229 is volunteer-based and dedicated to providing education, information, support, and www.williams-syndrome.org EIN#22-3305007 - Provides support to families advocacy for people who have or will have intestinal or urinary diversions. 29.1%* through educational materials, newsletters, conferences, and social events. It increases professional awareness, supports research, locates and helps individuals 1177 United States Baseball Federation 919-474-8721 www.usabaseball.com with Williams syndrome. 14.3% EIN#38-6111530 - Fosters national/international amateur baseball; designates/ sponsors individuals/teams to represent United States in international competi- 2602 Winn Feline Foundation, The 732-528-9797 www.winnfelinehealth.org EIN#23- tions; encourages participation by women and handicapped individuals in baseball. 7138699 - Direct feline health study funding provides tools for veterinarians to 19.7% treat emerging health problems. Enriches the lives and health of cats and owners through education. 7.0% 0860 United States Fencing Association 719-866-4511 www.usfencing.org EIN#11- 6075952 - Fosters national/international amateur Fencing; designates and sponsors 1173 Women’s Law & Public Policy Fellowship Program 202-662-9650 individuals/teams to represent United States in international competitions; encour- www.wlppfp.org EIN#52-1297260 - Enables U.S., Afghani, and African attorneys ages participation in the sport of Fencing. 12.5% to provide legal services and promote policy to help women overcome domestic violence, discrimination, and poverty. 25.6%* 2663 United States Table Tennis 719-866-4583 www.usatt.org EIN#51-6016365 - USA Table Tennis, the national governing body for the Olympic sport of table tennis, 1384 World Children’s Fund 408-363-8100 www.worldchildrensfund.org EIN#77- develops and manages the sports programs from state to international levels 23.5% 0210616 - World Children’s Fund rescues abandoned, homeless, hungry and sick children around the world by providing disaster relief, homes, community develop- 1055 University of the Nations, Inc. 808-326-4447 www.uofnkona.edu EIN#99- ment, education, medical and monetary aid. 14.1% 0240539 - A multi-cultural, inter-denominational, seven-college, Christian uni- versity providing training to serve the poor, sick and needy worldwide, with focus 2650 World Help 434-525-4657 www.worldhelp.net EIN#54-1615454 - World Help upon education, practical helps and evangelism. 13.2% exists to fulfill the Great Commission and the Great Commandment throughout the world, through humanitarian aid, child sponsorship, training, literature distribu- 9880 USA Basketball 719-590-4800 www.usabasketball.com EIN#37-0996441 - tion, church planting. 9.2% Fosters national/international basketball, designates/sponsors individuals/teams to represent United States in international competitions, supports participation by 2699 Young Survival Coalition 212-206-6610 www.youngsurvival.org EIN#13- youth, women and handicapped individuals in basketball. 19.9% 4057685 - The Young Survival Coalition seeks to raise awareness of and increase the quality and quantity of life for all young women affected by breast cancer. 0863 USA Cycling, Inc. 719-578-4581 www.usacycling.org EIN#84-1284437 - 15.8% Dedicated to advancing the development of cycling; training coaches and athletes (including Olympic team); sponsoring competitions/events; promoting proper 9817 Zigen Fund, Inc., The 718-233-2722 www.zigen.org EIN#13-3518873 - cycling techniques; supporting sports science technology. 10.5% Our Mission is to promote educational, social and economic development in rural areas of China. Our operating principle is to encourage grass-root and people-to- 1396 USA Hockey, Inc. 719-576-8724 www.usahockey.com EIN#51-0204742 - people assistance. 7.7% Provides the best possible experience for players of all ages; encourages the growth and development of hockey. Trains teams for Olympic and International competition. 18.9% CHRISTIAN CHARITIES USA 1184 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 202-393-0090 www.vvmf.org EIN#52- Federation and Member Organizations 1149668 - Built Vietnam Memorial to honor Americans killed and fosters healing of injustices committed against those who served. Maintains Memorial with gov- 0001 Christian Charities USA 800-396-3688 www.ccusa.org EIN#94-3255961 - ernment, educates public, sponsors ceremonies. 38.3%* Support America’s best faith-based and church-sponsored charities, bringing food, clothing, shelter, medicine, education, and Christian compassion to people in need 1338 Vision of Children, The 858-799-0810 www.visionofchildren.org EIN#95- - efficiently and effectively. 2.3% 4271785 - Dedicated to the eradication of childhood genetic blindness, the Foundation funds research to find a cure and provides educational and outreach 0036 1 Way Out of Pornography 301-963-3939 www.1wayout.org (Proven Men services for families. 16.5% Ministries) EIN#52-2319330 - One in three secretly struggles with pornography. Bringing hope and healing to individuals through Christ-centered daily workbooks 1387 Vitae Caring Foundation 573-634-4316 www.vitaecaringfoundation.org EIN#43- and training organizations to host support groups. 5.2% 1138252 - We conduct the most comprehensive media education campaign ever launched against abortion in Missouri. We also educate through community events, 0002 Action International Ministries 800-755-6918 www.actionintl.org EIN#51- national speakers and literature distribution. 8.0% 0163499 - Revealing the Gospel and love of Christ to neglected and abused chil- dren and their families through practical ministries that specialize in reaching the 1360 Washington Center for Internships & Academic Seminars, The urban poor. 10.6% 202-336-7600 www.twc.edu EIN#52-1019820 - The world’s largest internship pro- gram promotes public service and workforce development by providing experien- 0003 Africa Faith and Justice Network 202-832-3412 afjn.cua.edu EIN#52-1659498 - tial education in DC to college students from the US and abroad. 29.0%* Dedicated to forging USA policies that respect and support the rights of Africa’s smallholder farmers, HIV/AIDS sufferers, and victims of armed conflict. 9.6% 1359 We Care America, Inc. 202-667-4616 www.wecareamerica.org EIN#58-2423997 -

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS WCA builds excellence in compassion for America’s neediest citizens by provid- 0004 All Nations Bible Society 909-793-2009 www.allnationsbiblesociety.org EIN#33- ing networking, training and capacity building with local ministries, churches and 0922792 - Your gift provides free of charge anywhere worldwide: Bibles, scripture community based organizations. 28.0%* portions, Bible study courses to anyone who desires to read and study God’s Word. 0.0% 2628 Wildlife Forever 763-253-0222 www.wildlifeforever.org EIN#36-3566121 - Conserving America’s wildlife heritage by funding habitat conservation, fish and 0005 Amor Ministries 619-662-1200 www.comebuildhope.com EIN#95-3618530 - wildlife management, conservation education and research efforts for fish and Amor Ministries works in Mexico providing: schools, churches, clinics and homes wildlife nationwide. 14.5% for communities and families living in poverty. 7.8%

2920 Wildlife Research Institute, Inc. 760-789-3992 www.wildlife-research.org 0006 Angel Flight Samaritans 800-296-3797 www.angelflightsamaritan.org EIN#54- EIN#33-0750949 - Wildlife Conservation through education,land acquisition and 1831514 - Cancer. Help win the battle! Your gift provides no or low cost air trans- research. Emphasis on Eagles, Hawks, Cougars and other large predators useful as portation for needy patients requiring distant, specialized, and often lifesaving unbrella species to protect all wildlife. 18.6% treatment. 5.6%

2678 Wildlife Society, Inc., The 301-897-9770 www.wildlife.org EIN#52-0788946 - 0007 Baptist Children’s Home Ministries 800-830-2246 EIN#74-1260710 - Providing Works nationally to conserve wildlife, restore habitats, improve wildlife science, homes to abused, abandoned, homeless children. Help us provide food, clothing, train wildlife biologists, ensure sustainable management of public lands, and advo- shelter and education to boys and girls regardless of ethnic or religious back- cate for effective wildlife laws. 16.0% grounds. 0.5%

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0008 Bethany Christian Services 616-224-7610 www.bethany.org EIN#38-1405282 - 0024 Great Dads 703-830-7500 www.greatdads.org EIN#54-1828941 - We train/ Bethany finds homes for homeless children. We cherish children, providing adop- encourage fathers to turn their hearts to their children by providing “The 6 Basics tive homes for American, foreign-born and special needs children; foster families of Being a Great Dad” seminar and supportive resources. 15.5% for abused children. 11.9% 0025 Habitat for Humanity International 800-422-4828 www.habitat.org EIN#91- 0009 Bible Believers Fellowship, Inc. 800-851-8674 www.prisonministry.org EIN#11- 1914868 - Christian Housing ministry working to end poverty by partnering with 2999652 - Nationwide prison ministry promoting Christianity to English and families in need to build affordable homes more than 100,000 worldwide. 27.4%* Spanish speaking inmates using literature, videos, counseling, and prayer in faith- ful obedience to our Lord Jesus Christ. 6.5% 0026 India Partners 888-870-9085 www.indiapartners.org EIN#93-1164757 - Christian charity supporting self-help projects in India since 1984: orphanages, schools, 0010 Bright Hope International 847-519-0012 www.brighthope.org (Bright Hope agricultural/ food projects, medical clinics, sewing schools, disaster relief, literacy, International Missionary Enterprises) EIN#23-7004991 - Helps poor and suffering job training, and churches. 10.7% people obtain resources needed to transform their quality of life and relationship with God, through job creation, church programs, relief materials. 17.0% 0027 Interchurch Medical Assistance 877-241-7952 www.interchurch.org EIN#52- 2112460 - Sends essential medicines and medical supplies overseas to treat impov- 0011 Casas por Cristo 800-819-8014 www.CasasPorCristo.org EIN#74-2679881 - erished adults and children, supports disaster relief, and works for control and Building homes in Mexico for families who formerly lived in cardboard shacks treatment of parasitic diseases. 1.2% with dirt floors. Multigenerational volunteer teams are provided opportunities to serve our neighbors. 15.7% 0028 Lost and Found, Inc. 303-420-8080 www.lostandfoundinc.org EIN#23-7439212 - Serving the nation by providing residential treatment and foster homes for children 0012 Catholic Youth Foundation USA 202-636-3825 www.cyfusa.org (National and families struggling with chemical dependency and other Foundation for Catholic Youth) EIN#52-1651702 - Building on the tradition of mental/emotional/behavioral disorders. 10.7% CYO, the Foundation provides financial support for Catholic youth ministry in the United States through conferences, resources, research, and training. 20.1% 0029 Medical Ministry International 972-727-5864 www.mmint.org (Medical ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL Ministry USA) EIN#75-2601647 - MMI serves Jesus Christ by providing spiritual 0013 Children’s Emergency Relief Teams 888-299-8502 www.cert-intl.org (National and physical care to the poor by mobilizing volunteers, worldwide, on short-term Christian Fellowship) EIN#95-3866667 - Provides medical/dental clinics, needed missions and establishing permanent medical centers. 16.6% surgeries, food and clothing to children in remote areas. Sends teams of physicians and dentists to relieve their suffering. 1.9% 0030 Mission Safety International, Inc. 423-542-8892 www.msisafety.org EIN#58- 1548463 - Our purpose is to assist missionary/ Christian oriented aviation organi- 0014 Children’s Hunger Fund Foundation 818-899-5122 www.chffoundation.us zations in safety through safety audits, seminars, consultations and distribution of EIN#91-1851417 - Alleviating hunger and suffering in children’s lives in impover- applicable safety information. 14.7% ished situations in developing countries and across the United States through food, clothing, hygiene, and medical assistance. 3.9% 0031 Mission to Children 877-766-2400 www.missiontochildren.org EIN#95-2649274 - Demonstrating God’s love to at-risk children internationally by providing food, 0015 Christian Children Education Fund 602-241-2873 www.ccefund.org EIN#86- Biblical literature, shelter and education; preparing them to express God’s love in 1004355 - Christian volunteers meeting the desperate educational needs of community as adults. 24.9% thousands of America’s impoverished children. Rushing educational help and lifesaving emergency relief to hurting children worldwide. 0.2% 0032 Missionary Care Services International 303-730-1717 www.swcounselingassoc.org EIN#84-1522972 - Encouragement and renewal to 0016 Christian Freedom International 800-323-CARE www.christianfreedom.org missionaries worldwide. Biblically-based education, candidate assessment, EIN#52-1283394 - An organization dedicated to helping persecuted Christians Christian counseling, trauma recovery, transition assistance. Help missionaries with a helping hand and an effective voice in some of the most dangerous places serve a dying world for Christ. 9.9% on earth. 28.3%* 0033 New Horizons Ministries 800-333-4009 www.nhym.org EIN#31-1166373 - New 0017 Christian Medical & Dental Associations 423-844-1000 www.cmdahome.org Horizons Ministries sponsors three unique coed, Christian, therapeutic experiences (Christian Medical & Dental Society) EIN#36-2284267 - Motivates, equips and in boarding school environments, offering refuge to high-potential but seriously educates physicians and dentists to share Christ through healthcare nationally and underachieving teens, aged 13-17. 23.5% to underserved people around the world. 13.9% 0034 New Ways Ministry 301-277-5674 www.newwaysministry.org EIN#52-1122608 - 0018 Christian Orthopaedic Partners 877-261-3211 www.christianorthopartners.org Addresses discrimination against lesbian/gay persons in the Catholic Church. EIN#52-2062902 - Saving abandoned/orphaned/destitute handicapped children by Promotes attitudinal change and acceptance of lesbian/gay persons through educa- providing hope and opportunity to reach their full potential through basic care, tion to combat homophobia. 15.2% corrective surgery, therapy and training. 0.0% 0035 Northwest Medical Teams International 503-624-1000 www.nwmedicalteams.org 0019 Christian Performing Artists’ Fellowship 703-753-0334 EIN#93-0878944 - Provides medical teams, humanitarian aid and disaster www.christianperformingart.org EIN#54-1296085 - A non-denominational min- response teams globally and domestically. Free mobile dental care clinic programs istry of Christian musicians, actors and dancers providing spiritual and artistic are operated in Oregon, Washington and California. 2.6% inspiration through Christ-centered performances and festivals, free to the commu- nity. 10.6% 0037 Open Doors with Brother Andrew, Inc. 949-752-6600 www.opendoorsusa.org EIN#23-7275342 - A non-denominational ministry that strengthens persecuted 0020 Christian World Relief 818-502-1988 www.christianworldrelief.org (World Care Christians in the world’s most difficult areas through Bible delivery, pastoral train- International) EIN#43-1654652 - Respected Christian outreach and humanitarian ing, personal encouragement and community-based development programs. relief organization sending emergency life-saving food, medicine, shelter and other 26.2%* support with prayers to innocent children worldwide and in America. 0.2% 0038 Outreach International 816-833-0883 www.outreach-international.org EIN#43- 0021 Commission To Every Nation 800-872-5404 www.cten.org EIN#74-2730294 - We 1164177 - Supports communities worldwide striving to move out of poverty. Your are a faith-based interdenominational mission-sending agency enabling missionar- gift helps local people develop the skills necessary to improve health, education, ies to accomplish their unique God-given calling. We are involved nationally and livelihood and self-governance. 22.7% internationally in multifaceted ministries. 10.1% 0039 Persecuted Christians Care Fund 909-793-2009 0022 Dead Sea Scrolls Institute 909-793-4669 www.deadseascrollsinstitute.org (Centre www.religiousfreedomfund.org (Aid to Special Saints in Strategic Times) EIN#95- for the Study of Biblical Research) EIN#95-3993732 - Providing financial aid for 3841847 - Caring for persecuted Christians by telling their stories of suffering on much needed research of the Dead Sea Scrolls by evangelical scholars confirming 2700 news media outlets worldwide and providing food, shelter, clothing, spiritual scripture and discovering new applications of Biblical truth. 1.7% support, financial aid. 11.0%

0023 Filipino American Rural Mission 415-777-3276 EIN#94-3265100 - Rebuilding 0040 Presbyterian Council for Chaplains and Military Personnel 202-244-4177 lives of minorities and families whose lives are shattered by social injustice and www.pccmp.org EIN#52-0962796 - Provides and supports Presbyterian clergy war in Mindanao and other rural areas through livelihood programs. 7.2% ministering in the US Military and VA chaplaincies; guides pastoral care by chap- lains for military, their families and VA patients. 10.0%

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National/International Organizations

0041 ROX35 Media, Inc. 505-232-3500 www.rox35.org EIN#74-2815860 - This organ- 0504 American Cancer Society 800-ACS-2345 www.cancer.org EIN#13-1788491 - ization trains publishing ministries worldwide, teaching them how to put the Largest funder of non-governmental cancer research resulting in 31 Nobel Prize world’s most important message into the world’s most widely read literature form - winners and breakthrough discoveries. Provides community-based early detec- Comics. 9.3% tion/prevention programs and patient assistance. 23.4%

0042 Russian Orphan Opportunity Fund 262-639-9398 www.roofnet.org EIN#13- 0505 American Diabetes Association 800-DIABETE www.diabetes.org EIN#13- 3925089 - Providing high-quality education for children in Russian orphanages. 1623888 - Committed to finding a cure for diabetes, improving care, and provid- Aiming to eradicate prejudices against them by integrating them into society; ing information and support to people with diabetes through research, community enabling them to care for themselves. 6.1% programs and advocacy. 22.9%

0043 Scripture Union 800-621-5267 www.scriptureunion.org EIN#25-1228715 - 0506 American Hearing Research Foundation 312-726-9670 www.american-hearing.org Conducts faith-based after-school and summer outreach programs for children and EIN#36-2612784 - We support research and education concerned with the causes, youth, and produces Bible reading publications for all ages. 27.0%* prevention, cure of deafness, impaired hearing and balance disorders. Services include a national referral service. 27.9%* 0044 Sports Outreach Institute 434-929-5015 www.sportsoutreachinst.org EIN#54- 1479310 - Working with traumatized children, conducting sports evangelism/ dis- 0507 American Heart Association 800-AHA-USA1 www.americanheart.org EIN#13- cipleship programs, trains leaders, provides programs and equipment for under- 5613797 - Largest non-governmental supporter of cardiovascular research. Heart privileged youth in Africa, Latin America, the United States. 18.3% disease and stroke account for more deaths than the next 14 causes combined. 24.9% 0045 Suicide Prevention Care Fund 909-793-2009 www.suicidepreventioncarefund.org (He Intends Victory) EIN#33-0616574 - Our 0508 American Kidney Fund 800-638-8299 www.kidneyfund.org EIN#23-7124261 - mission is to save lives, restore hope, faith, a reason to live. Teaching prevention, AKF is the leading national voluntary health organization providing direct finan- intervention, grief support for survivors, promoting “He Intends Victory” program. cial assistance, comprehensive educational programs, research grants, and commu- 4.4% nity service projects to benefit kidney patients. 4.5%

0046 United Marriage Encounter 866-483-8889 www.ume1975.org EIN#22-2164348 0509 American Liver Foundation 800-GOLIVER www.liverfoundation.org EIN#36- - Every marriage deserves the opportunity to grow! Committed to equipping cou- 2883000 - We are the only national voluntary health organization dedicated to pre- ples with tools for renewing their marriages, strengthening the family, and building venting, treating and curing hepatitis and other liver diseases through research, Christ-centered homes. 0.7% education and advocacy 18.9%

0047 United States Catholic Mission Association 202-832-3112 0510 American Lung Association 800-LUNG-USA www.lungusa.org EIN#13- www.uscatholicmission.org EIN#52-0911321 - USCMA engages mission 1632524 - The American Lung Association’s work towards fighting lung disease is leadership regarding mission trends, promotes global solidarity in the U.S., and realized through research, education programs, public awareness, smoking cessa- represents 6,000 Catholic missionaries on behalf of the world’s poor. 10.2% tion and air pollution prevention. 20.4%

0048 World Evangelical Alliance 425-778-5513 www.worldevangelical.org EIN#23- 0512 American Parkinson Disease Association 800-223-2732 www.apdaparkinson.org 7254928 - Help for today. Hope for tomorrow— Unifying Christians worldwide EIN#13-1962771 - Dedicated to funding Parkinson’s research, providing compre- through local churches in 120 countries, bringing peace, religious liberty, justice hensive medical information, extensive public/professional education and support and reconciliation to their communities. 29.5%* services. 54 Centers, 65 Chapters, 226 Affiliated Support Groups nationwide. 20.5% 0049 World Impact 323-735-1137 www.worldimpact.org EIN#95-2681237 - Inner-city neighborhood ministries, planting Christian churches, operating Christian schools, 0516 Arc of the United States 800-433-5255 www.thearc.org EIN#13-5642032 - The and providing warm, safe, caring environments for children with Christian adults nation’s largest voluntary organization dedicated solely to the cause of mental they can trust and respect. 13.9% retardation/developmental disabilities, offering a comprehensive program of strengthening communities, advocacy and awareness. 22.6% 0050 World Orphans 888-ORPHANS www.worldorphans.org EIN#33-0571309 - Rescuing orphaned children in developing countries by funding construction of 0515 Arthritis Foundation 800-283-7800 www.arthritis.org EIN#58-1341679 - The orphanages required for local churches to meet spiritual, physical and educational Foundation helps people take greater control of their arthritis by leading efforts to needs of these children. 17.4% prevent, control and cure the nation’s number one cause of disability. 13.2%

0051 Youth for Christ/USA 303-843-9000 www.yfc.org EIN#36-2193619 - Seeing the 0517 Cancer Research Institute 800-992-2623 www.cancerresearch.org EIN#13- hope and potential in every young person, we develop life-changing relationships 1837442 - Supports basic and clinical research nationwide. Funding decisions with young people on campus, in communities and with the church. 9.8% overseen by Scientific Advisory Council that includes five Nobel laureates. Proven fiscal integrity. Cancer Help Book available. 5.6%

0519 Cooley’s Anemia Foundation 800-522-7222 www.cooleysanemia.org EIN#11- COMMUNITY HEALTH CHARITIES 1971539 - CAF funds research to cure this fatal blood disease, supports programs Federation and Member Organizations to enhance the life quality of patients, educates doctors, trait carriers and the public. 29.6%* 0500 Community Health Charities 800-654-0845 www.healthcharities.org EIN#13- NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 6167225 - Nationwide partnership of America’s premiere voluntary health 0541 Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America 800-932-2423 www.ccfa.org organizations providing medical research, patient, family and social services and EIN#13-6193105 - Working to improve the quality of life for Crohn’s Disease and public and professional education in your community. 1.2% Ulcerative Colitis patients and their families through medical research, supportive services and education. 18.3% 0571 AIDS Research Foundation (amfAR) 800-392-6327 www.amfar.org EIN#13- 3163817 - Supports innovative AIDS research; educates patients, doctors and the 0520 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 800-FIGHT-CF www.cff.org EIN#13-1930701 - public about HIV treatment/prevention; works to protect the rights of all people Supports innovative research to control and cure Cystic Fibrosis. Provides special- affected by HIV/AIDS 23.4% ized medical care through a nationwide network of centers; offers pharmacy and other patient services. 13.9% 0501 ALS Association, The (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association) 800-782-4747 www.alsa.org EIN#13-3271855 - Only organization whose sole 0581 Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance 800-826-3632 www.DBSAlliance.org mission is to discover the cause and cure for Lou Gehrig’s disease through EIN#36-3379124 - Patient-directed organization focusing on the most prevalent, research, patient support, information, awareness, education and advocacy. 18.3% life-threatening mental illnesses. Mission - “to improve the lives of people living with mood disorders.” 13.0% 0502 Alzheimer’s Association 800-272-3900 www.alz.org EIN#13-3039601 - The only national voluntary health organization dedicated to research and to providing sup- 0566 Easter Seals 800-221-6827 www.easterseals.com EIN#36-2171729 - Easter Seals port and assistance to people with Alzheimer’s disease. 20.2% is the nationwide leading provider of rehabilitation services to children and adults with disabilities as well as support to their families. 25.0% 0503 AMC Cancer Research Center 800-321-1557 www.amc.org EIN#84-0402535 - Recognized national leader researching the most promising ways to prevent and control cancer. Laboratory, clinical and community outreach programs. Distinguished cancer research scientists collaborating nationwide. 4.0%

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0524 Endometriosis Association 800-992-ENDO www.endometriosisassn.org EIN#39- 0549 National Multiple Sclerosis Society 800-FIGHT-MS 1414754 - Providing education, support, and research for girls and women with www.nationalmssociety.org EIN#13-5661935 - Largest private funder of MS endometriosis and their loved ones. Endometriosis is a leading cause of female research. Provides local programs for people with multiple sclerosis, their fami- infertility and disability. 28.2%* lies, and medical professionals. Advocates on local and national issues. 14.0%

0525 Epilepsy Foundation 800-213-5821 www.epilepsyfoundation.org EIN#52- 0550 National Neurofibromatosis Foundation 800-323-7938 www.nf.org 0856660 - Formed in 1968, the Epilepsy Foundation works to prevent, control and EIN#13-2298956 - Actively supports research aimed at finding the cure for cure epilepsy through research, education, advocacy and services. 16.7% Neurofibromatosis. Promotes clinical activities that assure access to quality medical care. Increases public awareness of Neurofibromatosis. 22.0% 0526 Huntington’s Disease Society of America 800-345-HDSA www.hdsa.org EIN#13-3349872 - Promotes and supports research to find a cure for HD; helps 0552 National Parkinson Foundation 800-327-4545 www.parkinson.org EIN#59- those affected by HD and their families; educates the public and health profession- 0968031 - National Parkinson Foundation provides research, clinical studies, als. 15.8% patient and caregiver services, public and professional education, literature, manu- als, physician referrals and assists support groups worldwide. 22.1% 0529 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International 800-533-CURE www.jdrf.org EIN#23-1907729 - World’s largest non-profit, non-governmental 0555 National Spinal Cord Injury Association 800-962-9629 www.spinalcord.org funder of diabetes research ($600,000,000 since 1970). Mission: Find a cure for EIN#13-5662884 - NSCIA is dedicated to improving the quality of life for the diabetes and its complications through the support of research. 17.6% 400,000 with spinal cord injuries/diseases, their families and 30 newly injured each day. 21.3% 0530 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, The 800-955-4572 www.leukemia-lymphoma.org EIN#13-5644916 - Seeks cures for leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s disease and 0569 National Stroke Association 800-STROKES www.stroke.org EIN#74-2317104 - myeloma, and improved quality of life for patients and families through research, Dedicated to stroke prevention, improving the diagnosis and treatment of stroke, patient-aid, education, advocacy and services. 25.0% maximizing the recovery of stroke survivors, and advocating on behalf of the stroke community 24.1% ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL 0533 Lupus Foundation of America 800-558-0121 www.lupus.org EIN#43-1131436 - Patient-oriented organization supporting individuals and families affected by 0557 Parkinson’s Disease Foundation 800-457-6676 www.pdf.org EIN#13-1866796 - lupus, educating the public, health professionals and patients, and providing direct Extensive research seeking the cause and cure of Parkinson’s disease and other financial support for lupus research. 13.4% related disorders. Information, counseling, advocacy, referrals, patient and profes- sional education services are provided. 17.8% 0534 March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation 888-663-4637 www.marchofdimes.com EIN#13-1846366 - The March of Dimes is the national nonprofit organization 0554 Prevent Blindness America (National Society to Prevent Blindness) whose mission is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects and 800-331-2020 www.preventblindness.org EIN#36-3667121 - The nation’s leading infant mortality. 24.9% volunteer eye health and safety organization dedicated to fighting blindness and saving sight. 23.2% 0536 Muscular Dystrophy Association 800-572-1717 www.mdausa.org EIN#13- 1665552 - Fighting neuromuscular diseases through worldwide research, a nation- 0558 Research to Prevent Blindness 800-621-0026 www.rpbusa.org EIN#13-1945117 wide network of clinics offering comprehensive medical services, and far-reaching - RPB is the world’s leading voluntary organization supporting scientific research professional and public health education. 24.4% into the causes, cure and prevention of all blinding diseases. 13.2%

0537 Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America 800-541-5454 www.myasthenia.org 0539 Sickle Cell Disease Association of America 410-528-1555 EIN#13-5672224 - Assists individuals with diagnosis and optimal care and to www.sicklecelldisease.org EIN#23-7175985 - Only national voluntary organiza- improve their lives through patient services, public information, medical research, tion dedicated to addressing issues created by this inherited condition. SCDAA professional education, advocacy and patient care. 20.8% provides public information, professional education, advocacy, and supports research. 24.2% 0538 NAMI (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill) 888-999-NAMI www.nami.org EIN#43-1201653 - A grass-roots support, education and advocacy organization 0561 SIDS Alliance/First Candle 800-221-7437 www.sidsalliance.org EIN#52- dedicated to improving the lives of people affected by severe mental illnesses and 1591162 - SIDS mysteriously kills almost 2,500 babies annually. Donations pro- their families. 19.1% vide: education for caregivers to reduce SIDS risk; bereavement services for SIDS families; funds research into causes. 12.5% 0574 National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence 800-NCA-CALL www.ncadd.org EIN#13-1664053 - Fights the stigma and the disease of alco- 0584 Spina Bifida Association of America 800-621-3141 www.sbaa.org EIN#58- holism and other drug addictions; provides education, information, help and hope 1342181 - Represents and advocates for people with spina bifida. Public health to the public. 28.4%* education, research, scholarships, conferences for children and adults with spina bifida, families and healthcare providers. 13.9% 0567 National Headache Foundation 888-NHF-5552 www.headaches.org EIN#23- 7073022 - Your #1 source for headache help - vital information, newsletter, sup- 0560 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital 800-822-6344 www.stjude.org EIN#35- port groups, and research on causes and treatments for headache sufferers, their 1044585 - Researches and treats pediatric catastrophic diseases - families and healthcare professionals. 11.0% primarily childhood cancer. It covers all costs not paid by insurance. Research findings are shared worldwide. 19.6% 0543 National Hemophilia Foundation 800-42H-ANDI www.hemophilia.org EIN#13- 5641857 - The National Hemophilia Foundation is dedicated to finding cures for 0562 Tourette Syndrome Association 800-486-8738 www.tsa-usa.org EIN#23-7191992 - bleeding disorders and to preventing and treating their complications through edu- The association is a national voluntary non-profit organization dedicated to the cation, advocacy and research. 17.7% treatment, control and cure for Tourette Syndrome through education, research and service. 9.5% 0544 National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization 800-338-8619 www.nhpco.org EIN#54-1096334 - Dedicated to improving end-of-life care for dying patients and 0563 United Cerebral Palsy Associations 800-872-5827 www.ucp.org EIN#13-1641079 - their families, and to increasing Americans’ awareness of, and access to, hospice The national organization serves people with disabilities through the development care. 15.5% of programs, information and referral, legislative advocacy, technology initiatives, research and direct services. 23.2% 0545 National Kidney Foundation 800-622-9010 www.kidney.org EIN#13-1673104 - The National Kidney Foundation with 51 Affiliates nationwide, provides programs in research, professional and public education, patient/community services for kid- ney disease and organ donation. 12.8% CHRISTIAN SERVICE CHARITIES Federation and Member Organizations 0548 National Mental Health Association 800-969-NMHA www.nmha.org EIN#13- 1614906 - With 340 affiliates nationwide, NMHA is the country’s oldest and 2000 Christian Service Charities 888-728-2762 www.christianservicecharities.org largest nonprofit addressing all aspects of mental health/mental illness through EIN#94-3193374 - Christian charities you know and trust, working to overcome advocacy, education, research, service. 9.2% poverty, hunger, hopelessness, religious persecution, abuse, disease, illiteracy, homelessness, addiction, broken families and separation from God. 1.4%

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2055 A Child’s Hope Fund 888-277-2987 www.achildshopefund.org EIN#95-3976258 2010 Blessings International 877-250-8101 www.blessing.org EIN#73-1130590 - - Fight cancer, diabetes and hunger through medical and food outreaches, health Giving hope to destitute children and adults by providing life-saving pharmaceuti- education and emotional/spiritual support for children endangered worldwide by cals, vitamins, and medical supplies for treating needy patients in developing disease, poverty and disasters. 0.6% nations and US clinics. 0.4%

2059 ACSI’s Children’s Tuition Fund 866-401-4801 www.acsi.org EIN#95-6072567 - 2009 Cadence International 303-762-1400 www.cadence.org EIN#84-6027655 - Giving needy children a future through education. We provide scholarships for Sharing the gospel and our lives with the military communities worldwide economically disadvantaged children to attend Christian schools and award grants providing Bible studies, retreats, and counsel through open home ministries and to upgrade urban schools. 11.7% dependent youth programs. 9.6%

2046 Advocates International 703-764-0011 www.advocatesinternational.org EIN#54- 2004 Campus Crusade for Christ’s Great Commission Foundation 757-247-7502 1646669 - Encourages and enables advocates promoting religious freedom, human www.milmin.com EIN#95-2814920 - Military Ministry and Christian Embassy, rights and reconciliation through a global network of judges, lawyers and national reaching the world for Christ through military and world leaders, using God’s leaders linking over 100 nations. 11.0% Word, deployment kits, discipleship, evangelism and marriage seminars. 3.8%

2054 African American Self-Help Foundation 707-528-3499 www.aashf.org EIN#52- 2062 Care Net 703-478-5661 www.care-net.org EIN#54-1382723 - Every 23 seconds a 1224507 - God’s love effectively expressed through hot meals, healthcare, educa- baby is aborted! Help us serve 1,200 women facing sexually related crisis each day tion and vocational training to homeless children worldwide; assistance to single with life changing alternatives to abortion. 30.7%* black working mothers. Very low overhead. 2.0% 2092 Child Abuse Intervention Fund 909-793-2009 www.childabuseinterventionfund.org 2064 Aid to Children, Youth and Families 800-297-9591 EIN#33-0457856 - Helping children by bringing them hope, healing, intervention, www.newhopeinternational.org EIN#23-7398878 - Provides Christian training, counseling, legal aid, support groups, medical referrals, education, safe-houses, foster care, education (AIDS, STD’s, Alcohol and Drugs) and other aid to children, and a national hotline. 0.0% youth and families in orphanages, schools, camps, and conferences. 16.2% 2020 Childcare International 800-553-2328 www.childcare-intl.org EIN#95-3619910 - 2007 AIDS Care Fund 909-793-2009 www.aidscarefund.org EIN#33-0206443 - Break the cycle of poverty. Third world communities are taught skills of self- Helping people living with HIV/AIDS survive the desolation, devastation, loneli- reliance while under-privileged children receive much needed nutrition, education ness and despair which accompany this disease. Counseling, support groups, and medical care. 3.8% financial aid, literature, toll-free hotline. 0.0% 2061 Children’s Christian Hunger Network 800-234-3903 2089 Alcohol & Drug Recovery Fund 909-793-2009 www.childrenshungernetwork.org EIN#43-1348499 - Helping hurting children. www.alcoholanddrugrecovery.org EIN#33-0858092 - An effective, compassionate Providing life saving food, clothing, reconstructive surgery, housing and Christian ministry saving lives, renewing hope through intervention and faith-based recovery education to children in third world/America. Restoring children’s lives with love! treatment that provides healing to those affected by alcoholism and drug addiction. 4.2% 0.0% 2026 Children’s Food Fund/World Emergency Relief 888-484-4543 2005 Alliance Defense Fund 800-835-5233 www.telladf.org EIN#54-1660459 - Largest www.worldemergencyrelief.org EIN#95-4014743 - You’ll “give children a living public interest legal alliance that serves, funds and trains attorneys to defend, pro- chance” through emergency relief, food, medical care, schools, orphanages, and tect and reclaim religious freedom, traditional family values and sanctity of life. micro-economic assistance in U.S. and 30 countries, including American Indians. 24.1% 3.7%

2058 American Family Association 800-326-4543 www.afa.net EIN#64-0607275 - 2084 Children’s HopeChest 800-648-9575 www.hopechest.org EIN#33-0430285 - Motivates Christians through radio, online and print publications to act on issues Focuses on two primary areas of service to orphans: easing the lives of children negatively affecting families. Examples: media indecency, pornography, abortion. within the orphanage system, and assisting teenage orphanage graduates. 17.7% Also defends Christians’ religious freedoms. 4.4% 2027 Children’s Hunger Relief Fund 888-781-1585 www.chrf.org EIN#51-0168428 - 2080 Americans Caring for Children Worldwide 909-793-2009 Saving children’s lives! Sharing God’s love by providing hot meals, disease-free www.childrenworldwide.org EIN#95-2109095 - You make a difference—your gifts water, healthcare, medicines, food growing technology, and Christian education to support orphanages, rescue street children, fund feeding programs, medical care— suffering children worldwide. 2.8% giving hope and a future to children worldwide. 3.1% 2043 Children’s Survival Fund 800-426-9885 www.childrenssurvivalfund.org EIN#37- 2001 Association for Christian Conferences, Teaching & Service (ACCTS) 1100960 - Founded on Christian beliefs, working with faith-based organizations, 800-487-8108 www.accts.org EIN#23-7230892 - Teaches, counsels, mentors, and sending food, medicine, and survival materials to rescue children in natural disas- improves lives of military families worldwide with life-changing skills and princi- ters or homelands ravaged by war. 3.3% ples that transform the people who can change their nations. 4.7% 2083 Christian Blind Mission International 800-937-2264 www.cbmi-usa.org 2022 Association of Gospel Rescue Missions 800-624-5156 www.agrm.org EIN#55- EIN#36-2959883 - Provides treatment to nearly 10 million blind, sick, and dis- 0479715 - Homeless does not mean hopeless! Your support builds ministries to abled people through 1,013 projects in 108 countries throughout the developing provide food, shelter, education, job training and rehabilitation for homeless, hurt- world. 2.2% ing people across North America. 21.8% NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2028 Christian Broadcasting Network, The 800-759-0700 www.cbn.com EIN#54- 2091 Awana Clubs International 800-222-9262 www.awana.org EIN#36-2428692 - 0678752 - Because of your partnership, CBN proclaims the Gospel of Jesus to Equipping churches with a fun-filled Bible-based ministry that reaches children over 200 countries through Television, Internet, Medical missions, humanitarian and families with the Good News of Jesus Christ around the world. 17.9% outreaches, discipleship and cell-church development. 23.1%

2002 Baptist World Alliance 703-790-8980 www.bwanet.org EIN#53-0204667 - We 2041 Christian Foundation for Children and Aging 800-875-6564 www.cfcausa.org defend human rights and religious freedom, provide for the needy—children, EIN#43-1243999 - One hundred percent of contributions provide direct scholar- refugees, oppressed—food, medicines, Bibles, fellowship leadership training ships for students served by Catholic missions in 25 developing countries. support and hope. 8.0% Community service is required for participating students. 8.3%

2003 Bible League 866-825-4636 www.BibleLeague.org EIN#36-2037761 - Partner 2033 Christian Legal Society 703-642-1070 www.clsnet.org EIN#36-6101090 - CLS with Christians around the world providing God’s Word to lead people to faith in defends religious freedom and the sanctity of life, provides legal assistance to the Jesus Christ and nurture Christians through Bible study. 21.8% poor, and promotes conflict resolution through biblical counseling, mediation and arbitration. 12.6% 2016 Billy Graham Evangelistic Association 800-801-3953 www.billygraham.org EIN#41-0692230 - Strives to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the 2008 Christian Military Fellowship 800-798-7875 www.cmfhq.org EIN#84-0780545 - world by preaching God’s Word and demonstrating God’s Love through Christian Supports U.S. military and their families, providing prayer, Bible studies, hospitali- service to all people. 26.9%* ty, link-ups, training and resources, encouraging them to love and serve the Lord Jesus Christ. 8.3%

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2047 Christian Relief Fund 800-858-4038 www.christianrelieffund.org EIN#51- 2014 Moody Bible Institute 800-356-6639 www.moody.edu EIN#36-2167792 - 0183054 - Fighting hunger and poverty internationally by providing food, medi- Provides graduate and tuition-paid undergraduate Christian education via three cine, educational support, Christian disaster relief and humanitarian aid to children campuses and online. Commercial-free broadcasting, missionary aviation training, and families in developing countries. 12.7% and publishing are services your donations help provide. 17.4%

2031 Christian Relief Services 800-337-3543 www.christianrelief.org EIN#54- 2074 MOPS International 800-706-7419 www.MOPS.org EIN#84-0925251 - Because 1884868 - Food, water, housing, medicine - basic needs for those who need help mothering matters! Your essential gift embraces mothers-of-preschoolers, includ- most. Sharing our blessings with disadvantaged families, here and around the ing military and teen moms, providing hope and resources as they strive to make a world. 23.5% better world. 29.9%*

2032 Compassion International Incorporated 800-336-7676 www.compassion.com 2017 Navigators, The 719-594-2292 www.navmilitary.org EIN#84-6007896 - EIN#36-2423707 - Releasing children from spiritual, economic, social and Strengthening the personal and spiritual lives of military men and women, and physical poverty in 24 countries through holistic Christian child development; also their families through discipleship, Bible studies, leader development, conferences, ministering to at-risk youth in the USA. 18.2% counseling, and group activities. 19.1%

2011 Engineering Ministries International 719-633-2078 www.emiusa.org EIN#74- 2018 Nazarene Compassionate Ministries, Inc. 800-214-4999 www.ncmi.org EIN#43- 2213629 - Mobilizing Christian engineers/architects to serve the poor by designing 1550318 - Provides crises assistance worldwide, including food, healthcare and hospitals, schools, churches, water projects, and orphanages for overseas min- rebuilding. Promotes long-term solutions to poverty through training, gifts-in-kind, istries. Designing a world of hope. 13.3% economic and community development, and micro-enterprise projects. 2.4%

2034 Family Research Council 202-393-2100 www.frc.org EIN#52-1792772 - 2019 Officers’ Christian Fellowship of the USA 800-424-1984 www.ocfusa.org Communicates to the public the importance of Judeo-Christian traditional family EIN#38-1415401 - Equipping military personnel to provide humanitarian leader- values to the health and well-being of our children, country, and society. 20.0% ship to all ranks. Individual and group counseling is provided during deployments, transfers. Provides retreat centers for rest/renewal. 17.6% ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL 2052 Feed The Children 800-627-4556 www.feedthechildren.org EIN#73-6108657 - One of America’s most effective charities providing food, clothing, medical care, 2038 Operation Blessing International Relief and Development Corp. education, and emergency relief to children in the United States and overseas since 800-730-2537 www.ob.org EIN#54-1382657 - Dedicated to alleviating human 1979. 10.9% need and suffering throughout America and around the world through hunger relief, medical care, outreach programs, and disaster relief since 1978. 1.9% 2066 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 800-289-0909 www.fca.org EIN#44-0610626 - Since 1954, FCA has empowered coaches and athletes by providing them with 2039 Prison Fellowship International 703-481-0000 www.pfi.org EIN#51-0247185 - encouragement, resources and training as they impact the world for Jesus Christ. Develop and train national organizations to meet the spiritual and physical needs 17.7% of prisoners, ex-prisoners, families, and victims. Implement victim/offender recon- ciliation programs. 18.1% 2067 Focus on the Family 800-232-6459 www.family.org EIN#95-3188150 - We’re all family: the widow next-door, single parent and troubled teen. Religious nonprofit 2021 Prison Fellowship Ministries 703-478-0100 www.pfm.org EIN#62-0988294 - has a passionate dedication to teach and build strong Provides programs to transform prisoners’ lives and help them make responsible family values. 15.8% moral choices. Angel Tree program provides Christmas gifts to prisoners’ children. Founder Chuck Colson. 20.7% 2044 Food for the Hungry, Inc. 800-248-6437 www.fh.org EIN#95-2680390 - A Christian relief and development organization that helps people in developing 2045 Promise Keepers 800-888-7595 www.promisekeepers.org EIN#84-1157834 - A countries overcome poverty through self-development programs. 7.5% Christ-centered ministry motivating and instructing men to be better husbands, fathers, and leaders in community and church through conferences and educational 2099 Home School Foundation 540-338-8899 www.homeschoolfoundation.org materials. 23.8% EIN#52-1354365 - Promotes parental education rights. Provides financial assis- tance to homeschooling widows, special needs children and others. Awards college 2068 Samaritan’s Purse 828-262-1980 www.samaritanspurse.org EIN#58-1437002 - scholarships to homeschooled students. Supports like minded organizations. 8.8% Christian relief agency led by Franklin Graham, providing food, medicine, cloth- ing, shelter, and other emergency assistance to victims of war, poverty, disease, 2086 International Christian Concern 800-422-5441 www.persecution.org EIN#52- and natural disasters. 9.5% 1942990 - Interdenominational human rights organization dedicated to defending religious freedom worldwide and supporting Christians who become victims of 2049 Senior Care Fund 909-793-2009 www.seniorcarefund.org EIN#33-0045482 - persecution because of their faith. 10.4% Providing financial aid to a network of skilled and caring people helping the elderly to age with dignity and overcoming loneliness through counseling and 2090 Kids for the Kingdom 800-214-2005 www.kidsforthekingdom.org EIN#68- friendship. 0.0% 0421846 - Transforming living conditions and spiritual lives of children overseas through feeding, orphanages, schools, aid, evangelism, Bible clubs, so they can 2023 Society of St. Andrew 800-333-4597 www.endhunger.org EIN#54-1285793 - transform their nation for Christ. 1.3% Gleaning America’s fields—feeding America’s hungry. 450,000,000 pounds of fresh, nutritious produce saved and donated to feed hungry people at about 1” per 2030 Life Teen, Inc. 480-820-7001 www.lifeteen.com EIN#86-0602592 - LIFE TEEN serving. 4.4% is a Catholic ministry that serves to lead all teens closer to Christ by creating opportunities for teens to grow in their faith. 20.2% 2095 Voice of the Martyrs, The 800-747-0085 www.persecution.com EIN#73-1395057 - Provides spiritual and humanitarian aid to Christians persecuted for their faith. Aid 2071 Mercy Ships 800-772-7447 www.mercyships.org EIN#95-3793975 - Christian includes Bibles, gospel broadcasts, medicine and medical care, blankets and other charity performs free surgeries on hospital ships using volunteers. Also relief: humanitarian aid. 7.2% medical, dental, optical clinics, prosthetics, literacy, health, sanitation, agriculture, education, water, construction, micro-enterprises. 18.0% 2025 World Concern (A Division of CRISTA Ministries) 800-755-5022 www.worldconcern.org EIN#91-6012289 - Restoring hope to poor families and 2072 Mexican Medical 619-420-9750 www.mexicanmedical.com EIN#95-6196019 - children worldwide through programs that provide food security, meaningful work Providing healing and hope for the poor—sharing God’s love through medical, and the life-transforming Gospel. 13.6% dental, hospital care, community health programs—utilizing Christian medical teams and other volunteers. 8.9% 2079 Worldwide Christian Schools 800-886-9000 www.wwcs.org EIN#38-2693388 - Empowers responsible partners worldwide to develop quality schools for destitute 2040 Military Community Youth Ministries 800-832-9098 www.mcym.org EIN#74- children preparing them for Christian leadership by providing facilities, teacher 2238462 - Club Beyond provides outreach worldwide to the teenagers of American training, educational materials and sponsorship. 26.7%* military families through spiritual, moral, and recreational programs in partnership with chaplains, commanders, and parents. 10.1% 2050 Wycliffe Bible Translators 800-992-5433 www.wycliffe.org EIN#95-1831097 - Has the Bible impacted your life? We’re translating it for 1,500 languages, teach- 2037 Mission Aviation Fellowship 800-359-7623 www.maf.org EIN#95-1920983 - ing people how to read it, and encouraging the growth of local churches. 16.5% Specialists providing aviation and communication support to over 500 humanitari- an organizations worldwide, carrying doctors, medicine, sick and injured, relief 2029 Young Life 719-381-1800 www.younglife.org EIN#84-0385934 - Helping senior supplies, or materials for village development. 24.5% high and junior young people make positive choices about spiritual issues in their lives, develop life skills and live responsibly in society. 16.2%

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0428 Christian Appalachian Project 800-955-3470 www.chrisapp.org EIN#61- AMERICA’S CHARITIES 0661137 - Established in 1964 to help people work themselves out of poverty in Federation and Member Organizations Appalachia. Operates over 30 crisis intervention, educational, and community development programs. 16.2% 0400 America’s Charities 800-458-9505 www.charities.org EIN#54-1517707 - Helping you help others. America’s Charities addresses community needs through member 0412 Consumers Union of United States 914-378-2000 www.consumerreports.org charity services impacting health, human service, education, human and civil EIN#13-1776434 - Educates adults and children to ensure a safe and fair market- rights, the environment. 6.1% place. Tests products and services, informs through Consumer Reports, and protects all consumers through advocacy. 12.1% 0406 100 Black Men of America 800-598-3411 www.100blackmen.org EIN#58- 1974429 - Through the “100” and its programs young people are encouraged and 0486 DebRA of America 866-332-7276 www.debra.org (Dystrophic Epidermolysis motivated to achieve. Our focus is maturing them into responsible shareholders in Bullosa Research Association) EIN#11-2519726 - Working for a cure for their communities. 26.7%* Epidermolysis Bullosa, a genetic skin disease characterized by blisters similar to third degree burns, through research, advocacy and support services. 16.9% 0417 American Campaign for Prevention of Child Abuse and Family Violence 202-429-6695 www.nccafv.org EIN#95-4356014 - Your generous financial 0414 Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation 877-633-3976 support enables the National Council to assist thousands of abused and vulnerable www.diabeteswellness.net EIN#52-1840230 - Scientific research into treatments children, spouses and partners (women and men), and the elderly. 5.5% and cure of diabetes. Conducts screenings, education programs to save lives from blindness, kidney failure, amputations. Publishes The Diabetes Wellness News. 0420 American Center for Law and Justice 800-296-4529 www.aclj.org EIN#54- 16.1% 1586817 - Public interest law firm defending religious freedoms. Legal services provided at no charge for those who are persecuted in their efforts to spread the 0496 Diabetes Research Institute Foundation, Inc. 800-321-3437 www.drinet.org gospel. 16.9% EIN#59-1361955 - A recognized world leader in cure-focused research, committed to bringing promising discoveries from the lab to patients in the fastest and safest 0402 American Foundation for the Blind 800-AFB-LINE www.afb.org EIN#13- way possible. 19.0% 5562161 - Promote literacy through braille instruction and assistive technology; help older visually impaired people continue living independently; improve 0436 Dress for Success Worldwide 212-532-1922 www.dressforsuccess.org EIN#13- employment opportunities; promote access to technological products. 26.4%* 4040377 - Provides free professional suits, job-retention programs and career coaching to low-income women around the world who are attempting to enter and 0405 American Hospice Foundation 202-223-0204 www.americanhospice.org succeed in the workplace. 25.3%* EIN#52-1823611 - Increase access to hospice care through public education, pro- fessional training and advocacy with the hope that hospice will be an integral part 0413 Eagle Forum Education and Legal Defense Fund 618-462-5415 of our society. 11.3% www.eagleforum.org EIN#37-1097202 - Pro-family leadership by Phyllis Schlafly. Defends traditional families, strong national defense, parental rights, tax fairness. 0424 American Indian College Fund 800-776-3863 www.collegefund.org EIN#52- Articulate media voice on family, defense, education and conservative issues. 5.8% 1573446 - Our mission is to provide scholarships to students attending tribal colleges, create public awareness concerning the colleges and reservation life, and 0421 Greenpeace Fund 800-326-0959 www.greenpeaceusa.org EIN#95-3313195 - An build an endowment. 24.8% independent, campaigning organization that uses non-violent, creative confronta- tion to expose global environmental problems, and force solutions essential to a 0437 America’s Second Harvest 800-771-2303 www.secondharvest.org EIN#36-3673599 - green and peaceful future. 23.8% Nation’s largest domestic hunger relief organization, annually securing and distrib- uting groceries to 23.3 million Americans in need. Our goal is to end hunger in 0441 Human Rights Campaign Foundation 800-777-4723 www.hrc.org EIN#52- America. 1.2% 1481896 - Provides information and resources to educate the public and foster sound public policy to end discrimination against gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans- 0455 Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund 800-966-5946 gender Americans. 19.3% www.aaldef.org EIN#13-2855641 - Protects the civil rights of Asian Americans through litigation, advocacy, community education, leadership development, and 0452 Humane Society of the United States, The 202-452-1100 www.hsus.org EIN#53- free legal advice clinics. Full civic participation is our goal. 5.6% 0225390 - Primary and motivating mission is the elimination of suffering and the prevention of cruelty to all living creatures. 38.5%* 0468 Black Women’s Health Imperative 202-548-4000 www.BlackWomensHealth.org EIN#58-1557556 - Black Women’s Health Imperative is dedicated solely to pro- 0407 International Rett Syndrome Association 800-818-7388 moting optimum health for black women —- physically, mentally, spiritually www.rettsyndrome.org EIN#52-1417739 - National resource for research, educa- through education, research and advocacy. 44.9%* tion, information about Rett Syndrome, a severe crippling disorder which typically occurs in females who develop normally until 6-18 months. 19.5% 0488 Breast Cancer Coalition 800-622-2838 www.stopbreastcancer.org EIN#52- 1782065 - Also National Breast Cancer Coalition Fund. Our mission is to stop 0408 Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research, Education and Conservation, breast cancer through grassroots efforts to increase research funding, influence The 800-592-5263 www.janegoodall.org EIN#94-2474731 - Works to advance the policy, and educate activists. 9.2% power of individuals to take informed, compassionate action to improve the envi- ronment for all living things. 40.2%* 0495 Burn Foundation of the International Association of Fire Fighters

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 202-737-8484 www.IAFFBurnFund.org EIN#52-1256006 - Dedicated to improv- 0425 LULAC National Educational Service Centers 202-835-9646 www.lnesc.org ing treatment for burn injuries and enhancing the quality of life for burn survivors EIN#23-7262876 - LNESC provides the highest quality educational opportunities through prevention, research, and education. 7.1% that empower Hispanics to maximize their personal and educational potential to become lifelong learners and leaders. 8.6% 0481 Cancer Research and Prevention Foundation 800-227-2732 www.preventcancer.org EIN#52-1429544 - 100% of contributions support cancer 0426 Make-A-Wish® Foundation of America. 800-722-9474 www.wish.org EIN#86- prevention/early detection research, education. Focus: cancers that can be prevent- 0481941 - The Make-A-Wish® Foundation. grants the wishes of children with ed or detected early. Children’s cancer awareness, research. Free materials. 16.3% life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy. 30.9%* 0418 Canine Partners for Life 610-869-4902 www.k49life.org EIN#23-2580658 - Trains Service Dogs to help physically disabled. The dogs are professionally 0480 Margaret Sanger Center International 212-274-7200 www.ppnyc.org EIN#13- trained to meet the special needs of each specific recipient. 18.2% 2621497 - Partners internationally with local groups on sexuality education, HIV/AIDS prevention programs, youth-friendly health services, and advocacy for 0410 Catholics United for Life 800-764-8444 www.clji.org EIN#51-0195634 - Pro-life sexual and reproductive health rights globally. 15.7% Catholic organization dedicated to defending human life from the moment of con- ception. Activities include sidewalk counseling, educational information and legal 0427 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change defense of religious liberties. 16.8% 404-526-8900 www.thekingcenter.org EIN#58-1030989 - The King Center is dedicated to educating the world on the teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to create Dr. King’s Beloved Community. 21.6%

0475 Mothers Against Drunk Driving 800-438-6233 www.madd.org EIN#94-2707273 - Provides local programs that assist victims of alcohol-related crashes and educates the public about the dangers of drunk and drugged driving and underage drinking. 20.2% ★

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0493 Multiple Sclerosis Association of America 800-833-4672 www.msaa.com 0471 Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance 800-225-6872 www.tsalliance.org EIN#95-3018799 - EIN#22-1912812 - MSAA helps individuals cope with the day-to-day situations Supports tuberous sclerosis research , maintains a national network for family sup- that arise from having MS by providing assistance ranging from support groups to port, and promotes public awareness and the education of medical and allied pro- barrier-free housing. 44.7%* fessionals. 20.6%

0430 NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund 800-221-7822 www.naacpldf.org 0461 Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation 202-483-9222 www.vvaf.org EIN#13- EIN#13-1655255 - Fights for equality, access to education, employment, health 3030278 - Co-founder and coordinator of the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize-winning care, housing, environmental justice, voting rights, criminal justice. Provides global landmine campaign. Operates international rehabilitation clinics, landmine scholarships to promising African-American undergraduates and law students. awareness programs and conducts mine impact surveys. 25.5%* 32.1%*

0431 NAACP Special Contribution Fund 877-622-2798 www.naacp.org EIN#13- 1998814 - Through 2,200 NAACP units nationwide, supports largest civil rights NATIONAL BLACK UNITED FEDERATION organization’s programs in education, housing, employment, voter education, OF CHARITIES military justice, emergency relief, legal assistance, youth services. 0.7% Federation and Member Organizations 0479 NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation 877-YOU-DECIDE 1600 National Black United Federation of Charities 973-643-3767 www.ProChoiceAmerica.org EIN#52-1100361 - Protects women’s right to www.nbufcharities.org EIN#52-1764913 - Working nationally and locally with reproductive choices including preventing unintended pregnancy, bearing healthy charitable organizations to help gain resources to provide for the critical needs of children, and legal abortion. Provides legal research/public education/training to 27 African and African-American communities. 13.1% affiliates. 13.5% 1626 African American Unity Centers/National (AAUC/N) 323-846-1649 EIN#95- 0434 National Association of the Deaf 301-587-1788 www.nad.org EIN#94-1358295 -

4545777 - Is a multi-faceted organization that designs and implements projects ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL Nation’s largest organization safeguarding the accessibility and civil rights of 28 and programs that help America’s inner-city communities culturally, socially, med- million deaf and hard of hearing Americans in education, employment, health care, ically, educationally and economically. 0.0% and telecommunications. 6.7% 1627 Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation 773-947-0026 0456 National Down Syndrome Society 800-221-4602 www.ndss.org EIN#13-2992567 - www.akaeaf.org EIN#36-3104692 - The Foundation values and promotes lifelong Strives to increase public awareness about Down syndrome and improve the lives learning by securing charitable donations and endowed funds to award scholar- of people with Down syndrome through research, education and advocacy. 30.2%* ships, fellowships and grants to deserving students and projects. 3.5% 0447 National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund 202-737-3400 1629 BDPA Education & Technology Foundation 202-258-3252 www.betf.org www.nleomf.com EIN#52-1382926 - To generate increased public support for the EIN#52-1806848 - BETF supports the educational and technical programs of law enforcement profession by permanently recording and appropriately commem- BDPA, which include: workshops, seminars, monthly technology seminars, high orating the service and sacrifice of law enforcement officers. 32.2%* school computer competitions, and local technology training centers. 6.1% 0458 National Marfan Foundation 800-862-7326 www.marfan.org EIN#52-1265361 - 1630 Black Cops Against Police Brutality (B-CAP) 973-926-1063 www.b-cap.org Provides information on the potentially life-threatening Marfan syndrome and EIN#22-3270443 - B-CAP’s programs focus on improving relations between the related disorders to patients, families, medical community; fosters peer support; police and the African-American/Latino community. The programs empower citi- promotes research; raises public awareness. 24.8% zens while sensitizing police officers to the community’s pain. 24.6% 0463 National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) 800-999-6673 1619 Black Women in Sisterhood for Action, Inc. 202-543-6013 www.rarediseases.org EIN#13-3223946 - Provides understandable information on www.bisa-hq.org EIN#52-1234388 - Provides scholarship assistance to deserving rare diseases; peer networking; community resource referral; patient medication high school women; social assistance to senior black women; shares information assistance programs; research; advocacy for over 25 million people with rare with the community; provides leadership/mentors for young women. 7.1% disorders. 10.0% 1602 Black Women’s Agenda, Inc. 202-216-5797 www.blackwomensagenda.org 0497 National Reye’s Syndrome Foundation 800-233-7393 www.reyessyndrome.org EIN#52-1139558 - Conducts assessments on status of African American women. EIN#51-0155006 - Only organization providing public and medical information, Members benefit through advocacy on their behalf and educational, opportunities research and support service for victims of Reye’s Syndrome, an often fatal provided through workshops, legislative alerts, and newsletters. 20.9% disease associated with aspirin use. 14.6% 1632 Brown Foundation for Educational Equity, Excellence & Research 0450 Native American Rights Fund 800-447-0784 www.narf.org EIN#84-0611876 - 785-235-3939 www.brownvboard.org EIN#48-1059884 - Commemorates Brown Provides legal representation nationwide to Native American tribes, villages, vs. Board of Education by furthering opportunity through literacy and after-school organizations, and individuals to uphold sovereign and human rights guaranteed programs, diversity training and college scholarships for minorities pursuing teach- them by treaty and law. 37.2%* ing careers. 15.4% 0472 Orphan Foundation of America 800-950-4673 www.orphan.org EIN#52- 1604 Center for Democratic Renewal 404-221-0025 www.thecdr.org EIN#58-1485667 - 1238437 - At age 18 most orphans are on their own. OFA and volunteers provide Founded twenty-five years ago as the National Anti-Klan Network, the Center for moral and financial support to parentless teens pursuing college and vocational Democratic Renewal remains the nation’s premier clearinghouse on racial training. 6.1% violence. 16.5% 0433 PETsMART Charities 800-738-1385 www.petsmartcharities.org EIN#93- 1605 Center for Veterans Issues, Ltd. 414-342-4284 www.execpc.com/~cvil EIN#39- 1140967 - Dedicated to saving the lives of homeless pets and finding them life- 1712359 - Supports the administrative and program concerns of African, Native long, loving homes by funding the lifesaving work of animal welfare organizations and Hispanic Americans, other minorities and low-income veterans organizations, nationwide. 15.7% through administrative and technical assistance. 6.0% 0477 Population Connection 800-767-1956 www.populationconnection.org EIN#94- 1636 Delta Research and Educational Foundation 202-347-1337 1703155 - A national nonprofit organization working to slow population growth www.deltafoundation.net EIN#52-1338072 - DREF’s mission: to help strengthen and achieve a sustainable balance of people, resources and the environment. 21.0% and expand the charitable, educational and scientific programs of Delta Sigma Theta, Inc. and other organizations with similar goals. 14.8% 0457 Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund 800-328-2322 www.prldef.org EIN#13-2722664 - Through litigation, policy analysis and education, works to 1609 International Black Women’s Congress 757-625-0500 www.ibwc.info EIN#22- secure, promote and protect the civil and human rights of the Puerto Rican and 2587281 - Implements National and International Community Action Programs wider Latino community. 22.2% that reclaim, transform and empower the lives of women and girls through educa- tion, health, spiritual and economic initiatives. 10.7% 0454 Southern Poverty Law Center 888-414-7752 www.splcenter.org EIN#63- 0598743 - Promotes tolerance and works to eradicate hate nationwide, through its 1663 Jackie Robinson Foundation, The 212-290-8600 www.jackierobinson.org educational, investigative and legal endeavors. 22.3% EIN#13-2896345 - Nationally, since 1973, provides educational and leadership development opportunities to academically talented, economically disadvantaged minority students pursuing a college degree at a four-year institution. 12.4%

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1620 National Association for Black Veterans, Inc. 800-842-4597 www.nabvets.com 1659 Twenty-First Century Foundation 212-662-3700 www.21cf.org EIN#13- EIN#39-1171895 - Promotes rights and privileges, and establishes and maintains 3363860 - A national public charity that educates and engages donors in strategic monuments honoring Black veterans. Addresses contemporary human services grantmaking to advance African-American community revitalization and youth issues including homelessness, veterans services, youth and community empower- development. 28.9%* ment. 15.8%

1612 National Association of Black Social Workers, Inc. 313-875-3400 www.nabsw.org EIN#13-2779773 - Provides services and technical assistance to families and AMERICAN RED CROSS groups in an effort to prevent social decline. 15.6% Federation

1654 National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc. 0700 American Red Cross 202-303-4833 www.redcross.org EIN#53-0196605 - A 202-483-4206 www.nanbpwc.org EIN#34-0977363 - The mission is to promote humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, to provide relief to victims of and protect the interest of African American business and professional women and disasters and help prevent, prepare and respond to emergencies. 7.6% to serve as bridges for young people. 15.8%

1646 National Black Deaf Advocates 301-336-9880 www.nbda.org EIN#38-3119153 - The largest consumer organization of African American deaf/hard of hearing CHILDREN FIRST - AMERICA’S CHARITIES people in the United States advocates and promotes their education, cultural and Federation and Member Organizations economic advancement. 12.6% 0650 Children First - America’s Charities 800-458-9505 www.charities.org EIN#30- 1622 National Black Programming Consortium 212-828-7588 www.nbpc.tv EIN#31- 0186795 - Working today for better tomorrows. Addressing needs of children and 1335950 - Since 1979, NBPC has funded award-winning films and provided their families in communities across the nation and around the world through training to producers and filmmakers, through outreach, newsletters, film festivals, member charity services. 0.0% workshops, and public forums. 9.4% 0651 ACTION for Child Protection 800-633-1285 www.actionchildprotection.org 1655 National Black United Front Educational Fund, The 708-389-9929 EIN#56-1426213 - Provides training, consultation and know-how to social workers www.nbufront.org EIN#43-162519 - A social action organization which addresses and other professionals who intervene to protect children from abuse and neglect. African American rights and is a leading grassroots organization in the 16.4% Reparations Movement. 16.0% 0652 Believe In Tomorrow National Children’s Foundation 800-933-5470 1614 National Black United Fund, Inc. 973-643-5122 www.nbuf.org EIN#95-2970559 www.believeintomorrow.org EIN#52-1332737 - Give comfort and hope to critical- - NBUF: a nationwide vehicle for giving that supports local and national Black ly ill children and their families. Programs: Children’s/Hospital Housing, Hands community programs, fostering self-help initiatives and economic empowerment On Adventures/Entertainment, Pain Management and Distraction Technology. of families and communities. 15.4% 8.0%

1665 National Center for Black Philanthropy, The 202-530-9770 www.ncfbp.net 0653 Cancer Research for Children 800-458-6223 www.nccf.org (National Childhood EIN#52-2204122 - Promotes full participation by African Americans in all aspects Cancer Foundation) EIN#95-4132414 - Cancer kills more kids than any other dis- of modern philanthropy, including personal giving, volunteering, public education, ease - and research is the only hope. Help our medical teams Conquer conferences, and training programs. 22.1% Kids’Cancer. Please make a difference. 5.2%

1664 National Community Development Institute (NCDI) 510-763-4120 0654 Children’s HeartLink 888-928-6678 www.childrensheartlink.org EIN#41- www.ncdinet.org EIN#52-2354975 - The National Community Development 1307457 - An international medical charity working to improve the treatment and Institute develops leadership, strengthens organizations and builds networks to prevention of heart disease in needy children around the world. 28.6%* promote social change in communities of color. 11.3% 0655 Children’s House at Johns Hopkins, The 410-614-2560 www.childrenshouse.org 1623 National Conference of Black Lawyers 202-399-1100 www.ncbl.org EIN#13- EIN#52-1619682 - Provides a warm “home-away-from-home” when it’s needed 2652281 - Serves as the legal arm of progressive movements seeking to help most for children battling life-threatening illnesses and their families from people of African descent to overcome oppression and realize the goals of self- throughout the United States. 8.0% determination. 17.9% 0668 Children’s Rights 212-683-2210 www.childrensrights.org EIN#13-3801864 - A 1661 National Council for Black Studies 404-463-9483 www.cas.gsu.edu/ncbs national organization that fights for the rights of abused, abandoned and neglected EIN#35-1444611 - Promotes a wide range of educational and community based children in government child welfare systems. 29.8%* programs committed to cultural preservation, social and spiritual liberation of African American communities. 0.0% 0656 Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home 800-448-3000 www.girlsandboystown.org EIN#47-0376606 - Girls and Boys Town provides food, clothing, shelter, educa- 1624 National Council of Negro Women 202-737-0120 www.ncnw.org EIN#53- tion, spiritual, and medical care to homeless, neglected, abused, and communica- 0173054 - NCNW’s mission is to lead, develop, and advocate for women of tively handicapped boys and girls. 13.1% African descent, as they support their families and communities. 12.8% 0657 Grace Children’s Foundation, The 212-662-1143 www.gracechildren.org 1615 National Hook-Up of Black Women, Inc. 773-667-7061 www.nhbwinc.com EIN#13-7111278 - Seeks to improve the lives of China’s orphans and abandoned

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS EIN#52-1154213 - Provides assistance to Black families across America through children through medical, educational and humanitarian aid programs. 9.5% educational forums, scholarships, preventive health measures, and services for the homeless, forming a sustaining network of support. 10.8% 0658 Hole In The Wall Gang Fund, The 203-772-0522 www.holeinthewallgang.org EIN#06-1157655 - Founded by Paul Newman, a non-profit camp and year-round 1639 National Trust for the Development of African-American Men center, providing free services to children and families coping with cancer and 301-887-0100 www.keepthetrust.org EIN#52-1662927 - The organization focuses other life-threatening blood illnesses. 11.9% primarily on incarcerated men and their families, assisting them in transitioning back into the community. 21.9% 0659 “I Have a Dream®” Foundation. 212-293-5480 www.ihad.org EIN#13-3355315 - Provides long-term personal support and guidance to children from low-income 1657 SECME, Inc. 404-894-3314 www.secme.org EIN#58-1375512 - Among the communities from their elementary through high school years, with an assured largest pre-college (K-12) programs dedicated to increasing numbers of historical- college or vocational opportunity. 20.3% ly under-represented, geographically under-served and differently-abled students in science technology, engineering and mathematics. 8.8% 0660 National Black Child Development Institute 800-556-2234 www.nbcdi.org EIN#52-0908178 - Exists to improve and protect the quality of life of African 1640 Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund 212-573-8888 American children through educational programs, tutoring, training, public educa- www.thurgoodmarshallfund.org EIN#41-1750692 - A national organization tion, and other community outreach programs. 10.3% providing merit scholarships, programs and capacity building support for 45 Historically Black Public Colleges, and Universities with 215,000 students. 12.0% 0661 Reach The Children 800-275-3003 www.reachthechildren.org EIN#16-1569622 - Reach The Children provides underprivileged children in Africa with opportunities 1625 TIS African Children Fund, Inc. 202-872-8333 EIN#52-1843141 - Provides to become self-reliant by strengthening their families and communities. 12.2% African children/families with food, clothing, medical and school supplies and supports orphanages, hospitals, and schools with grants. Provides cultural pro- grams in Africa/America. 5.1% ★

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0662 Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. (RIF) 877-RIF-READ www.rif.org EIN#52- 0204 American Association for Cancer Research 215-440-9300 www.aacr.org 0976257 - Reading Is Fundamental (RIF) provides free books for children across EIN#23-6251648 - Oldest international scientific organization devoted to America to choose and keep. By promoting a love of books, RIF encourages chil- preventing and curing cancer through research. Funds innovative research and dren’s literacy. 9.8% public education, publishes scientific journals, organizes scientific meetings worldwide. 19.2% 0663 Ronald McDonald House Charities 630-623-7048 www.rmhc.org EIN#36- 2934689 - Creates, finds and supports programs improving the health and well- 0236 American Association of Bone Marrow Donor Registries, Inc. being of children through its network of 179 local Chapters and 235 Ronald 800-745-2452 www.abmdr.org EIN#22-2943369 - Support the humanitarian McDonald Houses worldwide. 123.3%* heroes who donate their bone marrow to save the lives of strangers. Our testing and registry make the donor/patient match possible. 2.2% 0664 Shriners Hospitals for Children 800-241-4438 www.shrinershq.org EIN#36- 2193608 - Provides free orthopedic and burn-injury care to children in need. 0203 American Association of Kidney Patients, Inc. 800-749-2257 www.aakp.org Since opening in 1922, more than 700,000 children have been helped through our EIN#11-2306416 - For 30 years, the AAKP has been dedicated to helping patients hospitals. 111.9%* and their families cope with the physical, emotional and social impact of kidney disease. 14.9% 0670 STANDUP FOR KIDS 800-365-4-KID www.standupforkids.org EIN#33- 0414855 - “On-the-street” organization that rescues homeless and at-risk youth 2544 American Autoimmune Related Diseases Association 888-856-8585 through outreach, counseling, education, services in housing, health, and basic life www.aarda.org EIN#38-3027574 - Autoimmunity causes lupus, arthritis, vasculi- needs and a sincere, caring attitude. 17.3% tis, MS, fibromyalgia, Graves’ and 80+ other diseases. Through research and patient services, our work eases the tremendous suffering they inflict. 7.3% 0665 Tiger Woods Foundation, Inc. 714-816-1806 www.tigerwoodsfoundation.org EIN#06-1468499 - Helping all children build values, characteristics and attitudes 2599 American Chronic Pain Association 916-632-0922 www.theacpa.org EIN#25- to reach their goals, TWF initiates and supports programs that enhance their learn- 1429052 - We teach self-help coping skills to people who suffer from chronic pain ing, growth and development. 10.6% and arrange peer support to improve their morale and quality of life. 6.3% ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL

2508 American Nonsmokers’ Rights Foundation 510-841-3032 www.no-smoke.org EIN#94-2922136 - Smoking prevention and the right to smokefree air are critical HEALTH & MEDICAL RESEARCH issues. Help educate children and create a smokefree environment. Our lives CHARITIES OF AMERICA depend on it. 12.8% Federation and Member Organizations 2540 American Nurses Foundation 202-651-7227 www.ANFonline.org EIN#13- 1893924 - The American Nurses Foundation - Caring for Nurses who Care for 2500 Health & Medical Research Charities of America 800-626-6891 www.hmr.org You! Nursing research grants, food-safe schools, tobacco free nurses, adolescent EIN#94-3217739 - Health. Life’s most important ingredient. Restoring wellness health, and immunizations programs! 6.6% through research, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of the diseases that plague our family, friends, loved ones - ourselves. 1.1% 2558 American Sleep Apnea Association 202-293-3650 www.sleepapnea.org EIN#54- 1545170 - Helps people affected by sleep apnea understand the disorder, evaluate 2501 Advocates for Youth 202-419-3420 www.advocatesforyouth.org EIN#52-1173590 diagnosis and treatment options, find support through A.W.A.K.E. groups nation- - Adolescents experience one million pregnancies and 25% of new HIV infections wide, and publishes a newsletter. 10.8% annually. Providing teens with comprehensive, accurate reproductive and sexual health information saves lives. 8.7% 2559 American Thyroid Association 703-998-8890 www.thyroid.org (American Goiter Association) EIN#41-6038600 - Funding excellence and innovation in thyroid 2502 AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Disease Information Services of the American research and patient education to help scientists, physicians, and the public better Social Health Association 919-361-8400 www.ashastd.org; www.iwannaknow.org understand thyroid disorders: causes, treatments and prevention. 16.6% EIN#94-2494435 - Bioterrorism preparedness, HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases information services. ASHA’s mission: to improve the health of individu- als, families and communities through national hotlines and research. 29.9%* 0205 American Tinnitus Association 800-634-8978 www.ata.org EIN#93-0749558 - We fund tinnitus research to find the cause, treatment, and cure of tinnitus. We assist patients and professionals to manage tinnitus and its effects. 23.3% 2587 AIDS Fund, National 202-408-4848 www.aidsfund.org EIN#52-1706646 - A nationwide partnership of community based organizations fighting HIV/AIDS through prevention, education and care. Grant dollars and programs are funded 0215 Anxiety Disorders Association of America 240-485-1001 www.adaa.org EIN#52- through matching funds nationwide. 3.2% 1248820 - Panic, posttraumatic stress, obsessive-compulsive disorder, GAD and phobias afflict over 19 million Americans yet few seek care! Provide help for these highly treatable disorders. 19.4% 2504 AIDS Programs of the National Minority AIDS Council 202-483-6622 www.nmac.org (National Minority Aids Council Inc.) EIN#52-1578289 - The majority of new HIV infections occur in people of color. We are dedicated to sav- 2551 Arthritis National Research Foundation 800-588-2873 www.curearthritis.org ing lives in communities of color affected by HIV/AIDS. 15.0% EIN#95-6043953 - Help end the suffering of 43 million Americans with arthritis. We fund research to find new treatments and a cure for arthritis. 4.1% 2503 AIDS Treatment and Research Information - Project Inform 800-822-7422 www.projectinform.org (San Francisco Project Inform) EIN#94- 2534 Ataxia Telangiectasia Children’s Project 800-543-5728 www.atcp.org EIN#65- 3052723 - This national AIDS organization continues to push for a cure- providing 0427215 - Help our quest for a treatment and cure. Fund research to save children respected treatment information and advocacy, toll-free treatment hotline, and from this fatal disease of progressive muscle control loss, cancer and immune- nationwide educational programs since 1985. 17.0% deficiencies. 18.7%

2505 Allergy and Asthma Network/Mothers of Asthmatics, Inc. 800-878-4403 2578 Auditory - Verbal International, Inc. 703-739-1049 www.auditory-verbal.org www.aanma.org EIN#54-1357586 - Asthma afflicts millions with frightening EIN#23-2473607 - To promote the Auditory-Verbal approach as the first choice attacks that often kill. Help us eliminate suffering and death due to asthma through for listening and speaking for children and adults who are deaf or hard of hearing. education, advocacy, community outreach and research. 19.3% 29.0%*

2520 Alliance for Aging Research 800-639-2421 www.agingresearch.org EIN#54- 0210 Autism Intervention and Treatment Research — Organization for Autism 1379174 - The nation’s leading nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and Research 703-351-5031 www.researchautism.org (Organization for Autism accelerating the pace of medical discoveries to improve the universal human expe- Research) EIN#54-2062167 - Parents of children with autism never stop seeking rience of aging and health. 13.2% answers. We’re here to provide those answers and fund studies that provide practi- cal information on lifelong care. 9.2% 2596 Alzheimer’s Prevention Foundation International 520-749-8374 www.AlzheimersPrevention.org EIN#86-0735832 - Dedicated to reducing the inci- 2597 Autism Research - The Autism Society of America Foundation for dence of Alzheimer’s disease through education, research, advocacy! Committed to 800-3-AUTISM www.autism-society.org/foundation/foundation.html (Autism empowering brain longevity ensuring a lifetime of peak mental performance. 8.5% Society of America Foundation) EIN#52-2007155 - Autism affects over 1.5 mil- lion Americans children, adults, and their families. Research holds the answer and offers hope. Your contribution will directly support autism research. 16.5% 2590 Alzheimer’s Research Foundation, Fisher Center 800-ALZ-INFO www.alzinfo.org (The Zachary and Elizabeth Fisher Center For Alzheimer’s Research) EIN#13-3859563 - Providing research into cause, care and cure of the 2510 Blindskills, Inc. 800-860-4224 www.blindskills.com EIN#93-0829936 - Where dread brain disorder Alzheimer’s. Your CFC donations helped earn us the Nobel blind children and visually impaired adults learn about sight-loss coping skills via Prize in medical research. 5.6% a toll-free number, Web site, and a quarterly publication, DIALOGUE. 12.3% ★

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2574 Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence 202-289-7319 www.bradycenter.org 0234 CaringBridge 651-452-7940 www.caringbridge.org EIN#42-1529394 - EIN#52-1285097 - Dedicated to creating an America free from gun violence, CaringBridge is a complimentary Web-based service developed to keep friends where all Americans are safe at home, at school, at work, and in their and family connected during important life events, including childbirth, medical communities. 21.6% treatment, rehabilitation and end-of-life care. 7.3%

2586 Brain Injury Association of America 800-444-6443 www.BIAUSA.org EIN#04- 2555 CHADD (Children & Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) 2716222 - We promote research and provide personal support to help the 800-233-4050 www.chadd.org EIN#59-2817697 - Works to ensure that children 5,300,000 survivors of traumatic brain injury recover their lives to the fullest and adults with attention - deficit/hyperactivity disorder reach their full potential extent possible. 16.4% through family support, education and encouragement of research. 21.6%

2557 Brain Tumor Association, American (ABTA) 847-827-9910 www.abta.org 2513 Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association 800-606-CMTA www.charcot-marie-tooth.org EIN#23-7286648 - We exist to eliminate brain tumors by funding research and to EIN#22-2480896 - We provide education and support to CMT patients and family meet the needs of patients and their families. 12.5% members and the medical/scientific community through our newsletter, confer- ences, support groups and web site. 18.2% 0207 Breast Cancer Action 877-2-STOP-BC www.bcaction.org EIN#94-3138992 - Demand effective treatments and true prevention. We seek an end to the breast 2566 Children’s Cancer Aid and Research Institute 623-561-5893 cancer epidemic by challenging policy makers and encouraging education and www.childrenscancerresearch.org (Children’s Cancer Research Fund) EIN#86- community activism. 22.3% 0932492 - Provides childhood cancer research grants. Assists children with cancer and their families. Provides summer camp sponsorships and support groups. 2561 Breast Cancer Foundation, The Susan G. Komen 972-855-1600 “Together we are their hope!” 8.8% www.komen.org (The Susan G. Komen Foundation) EIN#75-1835298 - Your gift helps fight breast cancer by supporting innovative research and community-based 2521 Children’s Heart Foundation International 877-869-ICHF www.babyheart.org outreach programs for the medically underserved. Established Komen Race for the EIN#62-1570622 - Provides life saving medical and surgical treatment for children Cure® series. 22.4% with congenital heart disease throughout the world by providing volunteer surgical mission teams and educational training. 38.0%* 0211 Breast Cancer Fund 866-760-TBCF www.breastcancerfund.org EIN#94-3155886 - In response to the public health crisis of breast cancer, TBCF identifies— and 2515 Chronic Fatigue and Immune Dysfunction Syndrome (CFIDS) Association of advocates for elimination of— the environmental and preventable causes of the America 704-365-2343 www.cfids.org (CFIDS Association of America) EIN#56- disease. 30.5%* 1683450 - The nation’s leading charitable organization dedicated to conquering CFIDS. Programs in CFIDS education, research and public policy have greatly 2562 Cancer Aid and Research Fund 623-561-5893 www.canceraidresearch.org enhanced understanding of this debilitating illness. 18.3% EIN#74-2520175 - Awards scientific research grants, provides medical supplies and equipment to alternative therapy programs. Cancer support groups for patients 2547 Cleft Palate Foundation 800-24-CLEFT www.cleftline.org EIN#25-1572666 - CPF and families. Curing begins with Caring! 3.1% provides information and support for individuals affected by facial birth defects. Cleft lip/palate is the fourth most common birth defect. 23.8% 0216 Cancer Coalition, The National 504-301-1461 www.nationalcancercoalition.org EIN#76-0435022 - Help us eliminate childhood and adult cancers. We support cut- 0222 Cure Autism Now 888-8-AUTISM www.cureautismnow.org EIN#95-4542637 - ting edge cancer research, conduct national prevention programs, and give cancer Largest private funder of autism research. Works to find biological treatments, pre- medicines free to needy patients. 18.3% vention and cure. Awards scientific research grants, grows/maintains gene bank, promotes outreach/awareness. 31.4%* 2579 Cancer Control Society 323-663-7801 www.cancercontrolsociety.org EIN#23- 7374145 - Teaches alternative and nutritional therapies which heal, control, pre- 2554 Depression, Bipolar & OCD Information Centers 608-827-2470 vent cancer and most diseases. Annual conventions, videotapes, publishes journals, www.miminc.org (Madison Institute of Medicine) EIN#39-1928713 - Dedicated to clinic tours, doctor referrals, presents recovered patients. 21.0% improving the lives of those with depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD, social anxiety, and other disorders through education, information centers, websites and 2511 Cancer Curing Society 888-443-7766 www.gerson.org (Gerson Institute) guidebooks. 16.5% EIN#95-3284919 - Help cure the “incurable.” Research and education enable physicians to prevent and heal cancer, diabetes, arthritis and heart disease with 2583 Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation 202-333-4520 safe, proven alternatives. 16.1% www.diabetesaction.org EIN#52-1714027 - We fund research for treatment, prevention, and cure. Our Diabetes University focuses on alternative therapies. 2588 Cancer Research Foundation 312-630-0055 www.cancerresearchfdn.org 100% of workplace contributions used for research and treatment programs. 7.1% EIN#36-2385213 - Help us find a cure for cancer. Funding laboratory and clinical cancer research projects that provide people with better treatment and care. 2509 Diabetes Aid and Research Fund 623-561-5893 www.diabetesaidresearch.org 45.3%* EIN#86-0920000 - Awards scientific research grants. Children’s camp sponsor- ships, support groups for patients and families. Diabetes information, educational, 0235 Cancer Research Institute - NFCR 800-321-CURE www.NFCR.org (National nutrition and self-management programs. Together Achieving a Healthier Foundation for Cancer Research) EIN#04-2531031 - Research for a Cure Funding Lifestyle. 2.0% cancer research in the laboratory leading to new treatments and making possible scientific breakthroughs to cure ALL types of cancer. 21.5% 0219 Diabetes Transplant Fund 202-454-1616 EIN#31-1688397 - Funds scientific research into islet cell, pancreas, kidney transplant techniques, and drugs neces-

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2598 Cancer Support - The Wellness Community 888-793-WELL sary to prevent organ rejections and cure diabetes. Encourages organ donation. www.thewellnesscommunity.org (The Wellness Community -National) EIN#95- 0.7% 4163931 - Non-profit providing free support, education and hope for people affected by cancer. Programs provide help to regain control, reduce feelings of iso- 2563 Diabetes Trust Fund 800-577-1383 www.diabetestrustfoundation.org EIN#63- lation and restore hope. 14.2% 6053138 - Dedicated to finding the cure for Diabetes through research, educating the public about the disease, and caring for our loved ones afflicted with Diabetes 2512 Cancer Survivors Coalition (NCCS) 888-650-9127 www.canceradvocacy.org Mellitus. 17.5% (National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship) EIN#85-0357897 - When cancer strikes, choose hope and fight back! Support patients getting the best current treat- 2564 Dystonia Medical Research Foundation 800-377-3978 ments and faster access to safe and effective new therapies. 23.4% www.dystonia-foundation.org/ EIN#95-3378526 - Offer medical research grants, educational materials for physicians and patients, and support groups helping 2575 Caregivers Association of America 800-896-3650 www.nfcacares.org EIN#52- 300,000 people suffering from the involuntary, painful muscle contractions of 1780405 - Making a difference by educating, empowering, supporting and speak- dystonia. 16.9% ing up for all of America’s family caregivers across the boundaries of age and diagnosis. 22.4% 2565 Eye and Tissue Banks International 800-756-4TBI www.tbionline.org (Tissue Banks International) EIN#52-1290067 - You will make a blind person see. TBI eye banks provide eye tissue for sight restoring corneal transplants and research. Go ahead. Make a miracle. 8.5%

2548 Eye Bank Association of America 202-775-4999 www.restoresight.org EIN#72- 0678970 - Your gift provides cornea transplants to those without vision. 110 mem- ber eye banks restore sight in over 47,000 people annually. Someone sees, and thanks you. 11.1% ★

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2507 Find-A-Cure for Children with Duchenne 800-350-CURE www.findacure.com 0213 Kidney Cancer Association 800-850-9132 www.curekidneycancer.org EIN#36- EIN#22-3415253 - We search out, evaluate, and test potential scientifically sound 3719712 - The Association strives for a world without kidney cancer. We fund kid- treatments that will slow, halt, or reverse the effects of a terminal disease called ney cancer research and help cancer patients through patient meetings, information Children’s Duchenne. 13.0% and advocacy. 11.5%

2518 Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network 800-929-4040 www.foodallergy.org 2569 Leukemia Clinical Research Foundation 651-229-7131 EIN#41-1586846 - EIN#54-1605958 - To raise public awareness, provide advocacy and education, and Leukemia can be cured! We live that dream by supporting research where it has to advance research on behalf of all of those affected by food allergies and anaphy- the most impact - on patients in clinical settings. 5.8% laxis. 14.0% 2541 Little People’s Research Fund 800-232-5773 www.lprf.org EIN#52-1195574 - 0220 FRAXA Research Foundation 978-462-1866 www.fraxa.org EIN#04-3222167 - Only health organization established to serve people with skeletal dysplasia Funds medical research, education, and support for curing Fragile X, the leading (Dwarfism) - conducting research, disseminating medical care information, help- inherited cause of mental impairment. Help us work towards a cure. 8.8% ing Little People and their families. 15.8%

0237 Gilda’s Club Worldwide 888-GILDA-4U www.gildasclub.org (Gilda’s Club) 2549 Loma Linda University Medical Center 909-558-4778 www.llu.edu EIN#95- EIN#13-3617481 - A free community where people living with cancer, their fami- 3522679 - Provides lifesaving surgery, medical research, health education, and lies and friends, come together for social and emotional support as an adjunct to patient care every day to families nationwide. Special focus on children and indi- medical care. 14.1% viduals with cancer. 6.6%

2576 Global AIDS Alliance 202-296-0260 www.globalaidsalliance.org EIN#52- 0224 Lymphoma Research Foundation 800-500-9976 www.lymphoma.org EIN#95- 2310555 - The Global AIDS Alliance’s mission is to end the global AIDS crisis 4335088 - We are the nation’s largest lymphoma-specific organization dedicated through better awareness and improved policies. 34.6%* solely to funding critical research, providing essential programs and raising aware- ness to patients and their families. 10.4% 2528 Gluten Intolerance Group of North America 206-246-6652 www.gluten.net ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL EIN#91-1458226 - Providing awareness and skills to persons with gluten intoler- 0238 Medical Education Institute 800-865-2256 www.medicaleducationinstitute.org ance diseases to live healthy lives free of complications of Celiac Disease and EIN#39-1739731 - Helps people with kidney disease live longer, healthier lives Dermatitis Herpetiformis. 20.2% by offering hope, teaching patients self-management, encouraging patient- professional partnerships, and conducting research. 22.5% 2571 Graves’ Disease Foundation 828-877-5251 www.ngdf.org (National Graves Disease Foundation) EIN#59-3009617 - NGDF establishes support groups nation- 2570 MedicAlert Foundation United States 800-432-5378 www.medicalert.org wide to encourage patients and families, facilitates research that educates, and (Medic Alert Foundation International) EIN#94-1494446 - MedicAlert. protects enables and empowers hyperthyroid patients to adjust to their illnesses. 10.8% and saves lives by providing identification and medical information in emergen- cies. Thousands of lives have been saved because of the MedicAlert. 24hour 0221 Health Development International 619-449-9104 www.healthdevelopment.org Service. 18.4% EIN#33-0439296 - Envisioning individuals taking more responsibility for their own health care, and providing volunteer consultants to hospitals and other health 2526 Mercy Medical Airlift 888-675-1405 www.mercymedical.org EIN#52-1374161 - care providers to effect that goal. 5.9% Flying the sick and injured to medical care. A national charitable organization pro- viding air transportation to children, parents and grandparents in medical and 0201 Hearing Foundation 800-769-2799 www.sotheworldmayhear.org (Starkey financial crisis. 7.3% Hearing Foundation) EIN#36-3297852 - Provides hearing aids, batteries, research, and training to improve the lives of low-income hearing impaired children and 2580 Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson Research 800-708-7644 adults in the USA and in foreign countries. 2.1% www.michaeljfox.org EIN#13-4141945 - MJFF is dedicated to accelerating the development of a cure for Parkinson’s disease through an aggressively funded 2567 Heartbeat International 813-243-8769 www.heartbeatintl.org (Heartbeat research agenda. 15.4% International of West Central Florida) EIN#59-3236060 - Free pacemakers and medical services to poor children and adults in developing countries. We also pro- 0225 Multiple Sclerosis Foundation 888-MS-FOCUS www.msfocus.org EIN#59- vide state-of-the-art training to physicians treating these patients. 3.6% 2792934 - Ensuring the best quality of life for those affected by MS through vital programs and services: national help line, grants, home care, and multimedia 0243 Heartspring 800-835-1043 www.heartspring.org EIN#48-0561969 - library. 30.4%* Internationally acclaimed school for children with multiple disabilities that serves as a resource nationally and internationally to promote excellence and innovation 2572 Myelin Project 800-8-MYELIN www.myelin.org EIN#54-1545992 - Join the serving special needs children. 12.8% parents from “Lorenzo’s Oil” to help accelerate research on myelin repair and reverse the damage of Multiple Sclerosis, adrenoleukodystrophy and other myelin 2568 Hepatitis Foundation International 800-891-0707 www.hepatitisfoundation.com diseases. 17.1% EIN#22-3337679 - Funds research to find cures, more effective treatments, and vaccines for viral hepatitis, and provides education for patients and health 0208 Narcolepsy Network 513-891-3522 www.narcolepsynetwork.org EIN#22- professionals to prevent its spread. 15.1% 2762623 - Promotes early diagnosis, improved treatment. Provides educational materials, support and advocates for people with Narcolepsy in the school and the 2523 Homes that Help and Heal 800-542-9730 www.nahhh.org (National Association workplace. 21.6% of Hospital Hospitality Houses) EIN#38-2693343 - Member houses provide free/low cost accommodations for families/patients during medical treatment in a 2545 National Alopecia Areata Foundation 415-472-3780 www.naaf.org EIN#94- distant city. A cost effective alternative to hotel/motel stays. 6.0% 2780249 - NAAF funds the majority of the research on this disease, produces patient materials, and promotes public awareness of alopecia areata. 14.9% 2522 Hospice Foundation of America 800-854-3402 www.hospicefoundation.org EIN#59-2219888 - We support organizations and efforts which assist terminally ill 0239 National Aphasia Association 800-922-4622 www.aphasia.org EIN#13-3411063 - patients and their families through the dying process in a less painful and more Aphasia, a language-processing disorder, results from stroke or brain injury. caring manner. 15.1% Services include professional volunteer network, fact sheets/brochures, toll-free information hotline, support groups, newsletter. 16.9% 0233 Immunization Action Coalition 651-647-9009 www.immunize.org EIN#41- 1768237 - IAC publishes practical and user-friendly immunization information 2573 National Association of People with AIDS 202-898-0414 www.napwa.org based on current CDC recommendations and works to increase immunization rates EIN#52-1540690 - Run by and for people living with AIDS, we utilize advocacy, and prevent disease. 13.3% education, and training programs to empower people living with HIV/AIDS and end the pandemic. 8.1% 0231 International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care 312-795-4930 www.iapac.org EIN#36-4003367 - Implements global education, research, and 2556 National Citizens’ Coalition for Nursing Home Reform 202-332-2275 healthcare advocacy programs to improve the lives of men, women, and children www.nursinghomeaction.org EIN#52-1122531 - Neglect and abuse make silent worldwide who are living with HIV/AIDS. 10.1% sufferers of nursing home residents and families. NCCNHR brings the residents’ voice to public attention by promoting quality long-term care. 14.6% 2519 Joubert Syndrome Foundation 410-997-8084 www.joubertsyndrome.org EIN#52-1871536 - Committed to a better understanding of Joubert Syndrome and helping families manage daily living through sharing of knowledge, experience and emotional support. 4.0%

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2589 National Foundation for Facial Reconstruction 212-263-6656 www.nffr.org 2517 Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation 949-859-6312 www.pcrf-kids.com EIN#13-6013760 - Assisting individuals, primarily children, with facial deformi- EIN#95-3772528 - Provides funds that translate laboratory research into immedi- ties to receive comprehensive reconstructive treatment through supporting the ate treatment for children with cancer to improve their care, quality of life and Institute of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery at NYU Medical Center. 8.6% survival rate. 23.4%

2532 National Foundation for Transplants 800-489-3863 www.transplants.org 2552 Planned Parenthood Foundation 800-829-7732 www.plannedparenthood.org EIN#58-1527254 - NFT helps people seek a new life through transplantation by EIN#13-3772613 - We exist to preserve and advance reproductive freedom and providing healthcare support, financial services, and advocacy to transplant candi- choice, provide access to affordable health care, and promote responsible and dates, recipients and families nationwide. 12.9% accurate sexuality education. 10.5%

2550 National Gaucher Foundation 800-GAUCHER www.gaucherdisease.org 2591 Population Council 212-339-0500 www.popcouncil.org EIN#13-1687001 - EIN#52-1350226 - Provide financial assistance to individuals with Gaucher Improving well-being worldwide through biomedical, public health, and social Disease, raise funds for research, education and awareness and administer pro- science research on contraceptive technologies, HIV/AIDS, maternal and child grams to educate the medical and lay community. 7.7% health, adolescence, poverty, and population aging. 13.8%

2506 National Jewish Medical and Research Center 800-222-LUNG 0244 Prostate Cancer Coalition, National 202-463-9466 www.pcacoalition.org www.nationaljewish.org EIN#74-2044647 - Only medical center in the country (National Prostate Cancer Coalition Fund) EIN#59-3400922 - Leading the nation devoted exclusively to researching and treating allergic, respiratory, and immune in the fight against prostate cancer through awareness, outreach, and advocacy diseases, which, combined, affect more than 50 million Americans. 24.1% with award-winning campaigns, lobbying efforts, and the Drive Against Prostate Cancer. 13.4% 2516 National Lymphedema Network 510-208-3200 www.lymphnet.org EIN#94- 3068338 - An educational, referral and support organization for sufferers of 2546 Prostate Cancer Research Institute 310-743-2116 www.pcri.org (Institute for Lymphedema and caregivers, providing individual guidance counseling, treatment Prostate Cancer Research) EIN#95-4617875 - Supporting medical research into referrals, support groups, educational materials, and conferences. 12.4% the prevention, treatment, and cure of prostate cancer, and teaching men about early detection, diagnosis, and treatment options. 15.7% 0209 North American Menopause Society 440-442-7550 www.menopause.org EIN#34-1604749 - Women need accurate, unbiased information to make informed 0212 Pulmonary Hypertension Association 301-565-3004 www.phassociation.org decisions about their health at menopause and beyond. We are their (and their EIN#65-0880021 - Ends isolation for patients living with the rare and incurable healthcare providers’) trusted resource. 18.8% illness, Pulmonary Hypertension. Raises money for research, assists Support Groups and maintains the patient hotline. 23.0% 2530 Obsessive Compulsive Foundation, Inc. 203-401-2069 www.ocfoundation.org EIN#22-2894564 - Patient advocacy organization that provides information about 0206 Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association of America OCD and treatment referrals, funds research, publishes newsletters/pamphlets and 877-662-7737 www.rsds.org EIN#22-2559139 - Promotes greater awareness of sponsors annual membership conference and Genetics Consortium. 11.9% RSD/CRPS, a painful, debilitating neurological disease that affects 1.2 million Americans; and funds research into its cause and cure. 6.6% 2531 Oncology Nursing Society Foundation 412-859-6100 www.onsfoundation.org (Oncology Nursing Foundation) EIN#25-1410081 - Promote excellence in the care 2535 Remove Intoxicated Drivers - RID 518-393-HELP www.rid-usa.org (RID USA) of people with cancer by funding cancer nursing education, research, and public EIN#22-2430270 - Grassroots volunteers deterring drunk driving and helping its awareness projects. 35.5%* victims, improving and enforcing laws nation-wide, combating underage binge drinking, raising public awareness. 18.3% 0217 Osteoporosis Foundation 202-223-2226 www.nof.org (National Osteoporosis Foundation) EIN#36-3350532 - Working to reduce the incidence of this 2525 RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association 617-623-1156 www.resolve.org debilitating disease through research funding, dissemination of patient (Resolve Incorporated) EIN#23-7413696 - Provides compassionate, informed information, physician education, and support groups. 29.6%* assistance to people experiencing the crisis of infertility via advocacy, education, local chapters, support groups, Helplines, physical referrals, magazine, and fact 2582 Ovarian Cancer Coalition, National 888-OVARIAN www.ovarian.org/ sheets. 15.5% EIN#65-0628064 - The leading ovarian cancer public information and education organization with large national network of state divisions. Sponsors comprehen- 2594 Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation 507-287-6465 www.rls.org EIN#56- sive web site, publications, seminars, and special projects. 15.6% 1784846 - Seeking to improve the lives of millions of RLS sufferers, the Foundation provides information and funds research to find a cure for this neuro- 0226 Ovarian Cancer National Alliance 202-331-1332 www.ovariancancer.org logic condition. 20.0% (National Ovarian Cancer Coalition) EIN#31-1581756 - Works to eradicate ovari- an cancer by increasing public and professional understanding of this disease and 2553 Retinitis Pigmentosa International Society for Degenerative Eye Disease and advocating for more effective diagnostics, treatments and a cure. 20.9% Related Disorders 800-FIGHT-RP www.rpinternational.org EIN#95-3707483 - Our mission is twofold: (1) to raise funds for the research; and (2) to maintain our 2584 Ovarian Cancer Research Fund 800-873-9569 www.ocrf.org EIN#13-3806788 - human service programs for the blind and visually impaired. 4.1% Your gift funds leading research, early diagnostic treatment, and public education as we strive to find a cure for ovarian cancer. 11.3% 0228 Rett Syndrome Research Foundation 513-874-3020 www.rsrf.org EIN#31- 1682518 - Our goal is to cure Rett Syndrome, a devastating neurological disorder 2533 Paget’s Disease Foundation 800-23-PAGET www.paget.org EIN#13-2951656 - that robs children of speech, motor control, and hand use. Help eradicate Rett NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Information and physician referral for consumers and medical professionals for Syndrome! 1.6% Paget’s disease, primary hyperparathyroidism, fibrous dysplasia, osteopetrosis, and skeletal complications of breast and prostate cancer. 11.7% 0200 Scleroderma Research Foundation 800-441-CURE www.sclerodermaUSA.org EIN#68-0087234 - Help cure this life-threatening, degenerative, disfiguring illness 0227 Pancreatic Cancer Action Network 877-272-6226 www.pancan.org EIN#33- affecting 300,000+ Americans. We fund and facilitate premier research in the U.S. 0841281 - A national patient advocacy organization providing patient information, while increasing public awareness of scleroderma. 18.4% professional education, research advocacy and awareness activities for the pancre- atic cancer community. 7.7% 0229 Self Help for Hard of Hearing People 301-657-2248 www.hearingloss.org EIN#52-1177011 - Opens the world of communication to the 28 million people 2577 Paralyzed Veterans Of America Spinal Cord Research Foundation (SCRF) coping with hearing loss through advocacy, information and support. Ten thousand 800-424-8200 www.pvaresearch.org EIN#52-1064398 - Operating exclusively to members and growing! 33.2%* benefit disabled individuals, we fund neuroscientific research aimed at restoring function and improving the quality of life for paralyzed people. 0.0% 2538 Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States 212-819-9770 www.siecus.org/ EIN#13-2508249 - Join SIECUS in assuring that 2529 Parkinson’s Research Center, Michael Stern Foundation 800-259-4636 all people receive comprehensive information about sexuality and have the right to www.parkinsoninfo.org (The Michael Stern Center for Parkinsons Research make responsible sexual and reproductive choices. 22.5% Foundation) EIN#13-4168581 - Providing research into the cause, care, and cure of Parkinson’s disease in a world class laboratory directed by a Nobel Prize win- 2592 Sjogren’s Syndrome Foundation Inc. 301-718-0300 www.sjogrens.org EIN#11- ning scientist. 3.7% 2779073 - The foundation increases awareness and educates the public, patients and professionals about Sjogren’s syndrome. Provides programs nationwide, local contacts, group/chapter meetings, and research grants. 43.6%*

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0230 Skin and Dental Dysfunction Foundation 618-566-2020 www.nfed.org (National 1709 Advanced Cancer Research Center 858-450-5990 www.skcc.org (Sidney Foundation for Ectodermal Dysplasias) EIN#37-1112496 - Provides dentures, sup- Kimmel’s Cancer Center) EIN#33-0418739 - Cancer research institute translating port services, and hope to children left toothless from Ectodermal Dysplasia, a laboratory discoveries into new, effective, non-toxic treatments and providing new rare disorder. Funds research to find improved treatment options and cures. 14.7% therapies that improve quality of life. Help us fight cancer today! 10.4%

0240 Skin Cancer Foundation 212-725-5176 www.skincancer.org EIN#13-2948778 - 1713 AIDS Community Research Initiative of America 212-924-3934 www.acria.org The Skin Cancer Foundation conducts public education programs and supports EIN#13-3632234 - Supporting ACRIA is a proven way to find new HIV/AIDS medical training and research on the prevention, early detection, and treatment of treatments. We have already helped develop eight FDA approved drugs. Help us skin cancer. 11.3% save more lives. 16.0%

2539 Stuttering Foundation of America 800-992-9392 www.stutteringhelp.org 1704 AIDS Research Alliance of America 310-358-2423 www.aidsresearch.org (Speech Foundation of America) EIN#62-6047678 - Provides comprehensive up- EIN#95-4264845 - Research works! Only medical research will stop AIDS. You to-date information, resources, and support to those who stutter and their families can save lives by helping us find better treatments, an effective AIDS vaccine, and as well as support for research into the causes of stuttering. 6.0% a cure. 16.3%

2543 Suicidology, American Association of 202-237-2280 www.suicidology.org 1742 Alpha-1 Foundation 888-825-7421 www.alphaone.org EIN#65-0585415 - EIN#95-2930701 - We promote research into the causes of suicide and how it can Supports research towards a cure for Alpha-1, a deadly genetic disorder causing be prevented, and we publicize the results, train caregivers and assist survivors. liver and lung disease, affecting over 25 million Americans who are unknown car- 4.1% riers. 13.3%

2536 Surgical Eye Expeditions 805-963-3303 www.seeintl.org EIN#31-1682275 - 1701 Alzheimer’s and Aging Research Center 800-877-0019 www.alz-aging-research.org Giving the gift of sight worldwide to disadvantaged children and adults along with EIN#33-0950810 - Stop the suffering caused by aging-related illnesses. Your dignity, hope, and productivity that accompany each free sight restoring surgery. support makes the difference in exciting new medical research. Help our aging 21.9% population and their families. 2.9% ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL

2593 Thyroid Foundation of America 800-832-8321 www.allthyroid.org EIN#04- 1702 American Academy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental Medicine 2856602 - We seek to ensure timely, accurate diagnosis, appropriate treatment, up- 847-698-1635 www.aacpdm.org EIN#62-0692749 - Help children with cerebral to-date information, and on going support for all individuals with thyroid disease. palsy and other brain injuries achieve their full potential! Funds collaboration 13.3% among medical specialists, comprehensive family workshops and integrated team approach. 16.5% 0241 TMJ Association, Ltd. 414-259-3223 www.tmj.org EIN#39-1691109 - 10.8 million people, 90% women, suffer pain from TMJ (jaw) diseases/ 1746 American Association of Diabetes Educators Education & Research disorders. The Association promotes scientific research and education. 7.2% Foundation 800-338-3633 www.diabeteseducator.org EIN#36-3488423 - The Foundation raises and expends funds for charitable, educational, and scientific pur- 2585 Toxic Chemical Safety 513-542-RISK www.tera.org (Toxicology Excellence for poses, including advancing and supporting the programs of the American Risk Assessment) EIN#31-1437448 - Evaluates human health risks from exposure Association of Diabetes Educators. 9.6% to chemicals, and develops partnerships with government and industry to protect public health through the best use of science. 17.8% 1705 American College of Rheumatology Research and Education Foundation 800-346-4753 www.rheumatology.org/ref EIN#58-1654301 - Arthritis afflicts one 0202 TraumaCare 410-235-7697 www.itaccs.com (International Trauma Anesthesia in three American adults. Your gift supports medical training and research to inves- and Critical Care Society) EIN#52-1666937 - Traumatic injury is the #1 killer of tigate the causes and improve treatment of 100 rheumatic diseases. 4.0% people under 40. We save lives by supporting research, education and programs that improve trauma care worldwide. 9.4% 1734 Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America 800-727-8462 www.aafa.org EIN#13-1691693 - We support research to cure asthma and allergies and help suf- 2527 Vascular Disease Foundation 866-PAD-INFO www.vdf.org EIN#84-1460111 - ferers through patient education, practical advice, and a nationwide chapter and Help us reach the 20 million American victims of vascular disease- and their educational support group network. 19.1% health care providers - with necessary information about diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. 37.9%* 1707 Brain Tumor Foundation of America 800-934-2873 www.braintumor.org EIN#94-2876985 - Funding national research, providing free patient support serv- 2595 Vegetarian Resource Group 410-366-8343 www.vrg.org EIN#52-1279034 - We ices and education gives Help and Hope to children and adults whose lives are make healthy living easier by providing consumers, health professionals, food affected by brain tumors. 13.8% services, and the media with practical tips and scientific information for vegetari- an/vegan diets. 6.0% 1729 Breast Cancer Research Foundation, The 866-346-3228 www.bcrfcure.org EIN#13-3727250 - Make A Difference. Breast cancer claims over 40,000 lives 0242 VHL Family Alliance 800-767-4VHL www.vhl.org EIN#04-3180414 - Funds annually. Your support funds lifesaving breast cancer research worldwide: research, provides information, peer support, improving diagnosis, treatment, and Prevention and A Cure In Our Lifetime. 12.1% quality of life for people living with kidney cancer and related tumors. 7.4% 1711 Cancer Immunology Research Foundation 800-867-2279 2560 Volunteer Eye Surgeons International, LTD 631-665-1330 www.vesi.org www.concernfoundation.org EIN#23-7002878 - Funding researchers worldwide EIN#11-2813646 - Sends volunteer American eye surgeons, with donated supplies, investigating why the immune system fails and cancer develops. Unlocking genet- to developing countries where they restore sight surgically, treat severe eye dis- ics, cell biology, and immunology puzzles to find effective treatments and cures. eases, and teach modern American techniques. 14.8% 10.2%

0232 Wheels for Humanity 818-255-0100 www.wheelsforhumanity.org EIN#95- 1719 Cancer Research Fund of the Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Foundation 4581144 - We collect used wheelchairs. Then we refurbish the wheelchairs. Then 877-722-6237 www.drcrf.org EIN#13-1933825 - 100% of your gift funds research we send the wheelchairs to disabled poor people in developing countries world- by supporting a corps of young innovative scientists across the nation committed wide. 4.6% to discovering causes and cures for cancer. 14.8%

2581 World Federation for Mental Health 703-838-7525 www.wfmh.com EIN#54- 1722 Cancer Treatment Research Foundation 888-221-2873 www.ctrf.org EIN#73- 1308953 - We work to prevent mental illness, ensure proper treatment of those suf- 1386920 - 99% of workplace contributions support our mission of funding innova- fering from mental distress, and promote mental health for people all over the tive, scientifically-based human research delivering immediate cancer treatment world. 33.1%* options and genuine hope for a cure. 1.7%

1747 City of Hope 800-544-3541 www.cityofhope.org EIN#95-3435919 - Internationally recognized innovative biomedical research, treatment and MEDICAL RESEARCH CHARITIES educational institution. Physicians/scientists dedicated to the prevention and cure Federation and Member Organizations of cancer, HIV/AIDS, diabetes, other life-threatening diseases. 18.8%

1700 Medical Research Charities 888-215-6722 www.medicalresearchcharities.org (Medical Research Agencies of America) EIN#94-3148591 - AIDS. Arthritis. Blindness. Cancer. Heart Disease. Fight back by supporting medical research and help discover the prevention and cure for these and other diseases. 1.1%

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1703 Diabetes National Research Group 800-877-3457 www.diabetes-national-research.org EIN#33-0950812 - Nicknamed “The Silent HUMAN CARE CHARITIES OF AMERICA Killer,” diabetes affects 16,000,000 Americans. We support medical research to Federation and Member Organizations find treatments and possible cures, including vaccines, for Juvenile and Type-II diabetes. 2.6% 1200 Human Care Charities of America 800-477-0733 www.hcare.org (Independent Charities of America) EIN#94-3067804 - Feeding the hungry. Sheltering the 1714 Foundation Fighting Blindness 800-683-5555 www.blindness.org EIN#23- homeless. Protecting the children. And healing the sick. America’s finest inde- 7135845 - Largest private organization funding research to cure blinding retinal pendent charities. Working with you to share - the American way. 1.7% disorders such as retinitis pigmentosa, macular degeneration, Usher syndrome (deaf-blindness), affecting all ages and ethnicities. 24.4% 1201 Advertising Council, Inc. 212-922-1500 www.adcouncil.org EIN#13-0417693 - Smokey Bear, McGruff, “Friends Don’t Let Friends Drive Drunk”, Crying Indian. 1716 Glaucoma Research Foundation 800-826-6693 www.glaucoma.org EIN#94- Through public education society becomes responsible for critical social issues 2495035 - Protecting the sight and independence of people with glaucoma through affecting our nation’s future. 20.2% research and education. Our goal is to find a cure. 25.5%* 1214 Aging Research, American Federation for (AFAR) 212-703-9977 www.afar.org 1712 Guillain-Barré Syndrome Foundation International 610-667-0131 EIN#13-3045282 - Making grants to scientists for groundbreaking research on www.gbsfi.com EIN#22-2474769 - Assists patients of this rare, paralyzing, cata- aging and related diseases in the pursuit that we not only live longer, but live strophic disorder of peripheral nerves. The goals are support, education, and healthier longer. 13.6% research. 14.3% 1202 Aid to Artisans 860-947-3344 www.aidtoartisans.org EIN#04-2577837 - Help 1718 Hope Heart Institute, The 206-903-2001 www.hopeheart.org EIN#91-1138000 - artisans worldwide to foster artistic traditions, cultural vitality and community Dedicated to reducing death and disability caused by cardiovascular disease, well-being. We provide sustainable economic/ social benefits for craftspeople in a America’s #1 killer, through research and education to advance treatments, preven- culturally respectful manner. 18.6% tion and improve patient care. 21.4% 1213 Alliance for Consumer Education 202-862-3902 www.consumered.org EIN#52- 1706 Infectious Disease Science Center 800-877-9541 www.infection-research.org 2254613 - Healthy kids and safe environments. Providing educational programs to (National Infectious Disease Research Center) EIN#33-0950809 - Deadly new empower parents, with special focus on inhalant abuse prevention and poison and bacteria and viruses are discovered daily. We need cures now! Please help us. We disease prevention. 20.3% can’t afford to lose this life or death race. 8.2% 1223 Amcha for Tsedakah 301-937-2600 www.dojustly.org EIN#52-1691379 - With 1720 Interstitial Cystitis Association of America 800-435-7422 www.ichelp.org efficiency, effectiveness and pluralism, we feed the hungry, house the homeless, EIN#13-3292137 - Provides information, support and advocacy for persons with rescue the abused, educate the untrained poor, heal the sick and combat prejudice. IC, a debilitation bladder disease. Educates medical community and public. Funds 9.5% research to treat and cure IC. 14.0% 1204 America the Beautiful Fund 800-522-3557 www.america-the-beautiful.org 1724 Lyme Disease Foundation 860-525-2000 www.lyme.org EIN#13-3481556 - Lyme EIN#52-0963138 - Working with volunteers planting food for the hungry, restor- Disease: Chronic disabler of over 2 Million people. Help us eradicate this tick- ing blighted neighborhoods, encouraging good citizenship, promoting environmen- borne disease. Your gift funds patient assistance, public/Physician awareness and tal stewardship and safeguarding historical landmarks. Keeping America Beautiful! research. 15.7% 1.9%

1745 Marrow Foundation, The 202-638-6601 www.themarrowfoundation.org EIN#41- 1228 Angel Flight 800-296-3797 www.angel-flight.org EIN#54-1801140 - Volunteer 1704734 - The Foundation supports research on marrow transplantation, patient pilots helping needy patients. Your gifts provide free air transportation for ambula- assistance, and the recruitment of ethnically diverse volunteers for the national tory patients requiring distant, specialized, and often life-saving treatment. 2.9% Registry of unrelated blood cell donors. 29.9%* 1206 Black Women United For Action, Inc. 703-922-5757 www.bwufa.org EIN#54- 1721 Multiple Sclerosis National Research Institute 866-676-7400 1547870 - Advocate self-sufficiency, strengthening impoverished U.S. and global www.ms-national-research.org EIN#33-0319501 - Conducts research for develop- families through support services designed to develop self-esteem and economical ment of vaccines and other therapies to halt progression of multiple sclerosis and empowerment while building national/international women’s coalitions. 7.5% other human diseases. Help us find cures! 3.3% 1224 Blind and Visually Impaired Services Accreditation 216-258-3333 1717 National Alliance for Autism Research 888-777-6227 www.naar.org EIN#04- www.nacasb.org (National Accreditation Council for Agencies Serving Blind and 3246763 - The Nation’s first and largest nongovernmental funder of biomedical Visually Handicapped) EIN#13-2574824 - Our mission, with your help, is to make research that is dedicated to discovering the causes, prevention, treatment and cure sure that blind or visually impaired persons, especially children, have access to of autism spectrum disorders. 23.8% well-trained, competent, professional service providers. 19.6%

1730 National Eating Disorders Association 206-382-3587 1227 Blind Vietnamese Children Foundation 415-713-2481 www.vietblindchildren.org www.NationalEatingDisorders.org EIN#13-3444882 - Working to prevent, treat, (Viet Blind Children Foundation) EIN#91-2055728 - We provide direct assistance and find a cure for anorexia, bulimia, and other eating disorders. Your gifts fund to the Vietnamese shelter-schools for blind and multi-impaired children, enabling life-saving research, treatment referrals and education programs. 23.7% them to become independent and self-sufficient, as American blind children do. 6.0%

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 1728 Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation 800-981-2663 www.oif.org EIN#23- 7076021 - Working to cure genetic disorder that causes bones to break easily 1225 Carter Center 404-420-5100 www.cartercenter.org EIN#58-1454716 - Led by (sometimes called “brittle bones”). Your contribution provides answers for fami- former President Jimmy Carter, and Rosalynn Carter, the Center prevents and lies, funds research, educates doctors. 20.7% resolves conflicts, enhances freedom and democracy, and improves health around the world. 12.5% 1710 Prostate Cancer Foundation (formerly CaP CURE) 800-757-2873 www.prostatecancerfoundation.org EIN#95-4418411 - One in six Americans will 1229 Center for Auto Safety 202-328-7700 www.autosafety.org EIN#52-0902868 - get Prostate Cancer. African-Americans are most at risk. Please fund the search for Consumer advocates working for reduction in accidents, death, damages through better treatments and a cure. 24.5% safer, more reliable vehicles. Revolve auto problems through advice, publications, recalls, class actions, information clearinghouse. 19.0% 1725 United Leukodystrophy Foundation, The 800-728-5483 www.ulf.org EIN#35- 1557361 - Fatal genetic disorders of the brain and nervous system claims 1000+ 1231 Center for Community Change 202-342-0519 www.communitychange.org lives each year. Identification, research and education can lead to a treatment and EIN#52-0888113 - The Center helps low-income people transform their communi- cure. 14.0% ties, by strengthening grassroots organizations, influencing public policies and developing “the power of many.” 16.7% 1723 V Foundation, The 800-454-6698 www.jimmyv.org EIN#13-3705951 - The V Foundation is a charitable organization dedicated to saving lives by raising money 1209 Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc. (COPS) 573-346-4911 www.nationalcops.org to fund cancer research and awareness projects. 16.4% EIN#52-1354370 - Resources for surviving families of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty to rebuild their shattered lives; assists law enforcement agencies; educates public. 17.2%

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1245 Correctional Peace Officers Foundation 916-928-0061 www.cpof.org 1219 National Center for Victims of Crime 800-FYI-CALL www.ncvc.org EIN#30- EIN#68-0023302 - Non-Profit charity for Correctional Officers and their families, 0022798 - Helps crime victims rebuild their lives. Operates national helpline, by providing line-of-duty death benefit, and catastrophic assistance in cases of advocates for victims’ rights, raises public awareness. Priorities: domestic vio- accident or illness. 15.1% lence, stalking, teen victims, identity theft, homicide. 31.9%*

1233 Crafts Center 202-728-9603 www.craftscenter.org EIN#52-1489386 - Links low- 1252 National Fatherhood Initiative 301-948-0599 www.fatherhood.org EIN#23- income artisans worldwide to income and opportunity in the global marketplace 2745763 - Works to increase proportion of children raised by involved, responsi- while encouraging crafts production that respects fair trade, cultural traditions and ble, and committed fathers through public education campaign and creation and natural environments. 10.8% distribution of fatherhood resources nationwide. 13.1%

1210 Dream Foundation 805-564-2131 www.dreamfoundation.org (The Dalmation 1253 National Organization for Victim Assistance 202-232-6682 www.try-nova.org Dreams Foundation) EIN#77-0405779 - First organization granting dreams to EIN#59-1669254 - Supports legislation for victim justice, helps victims of crime terminally ill adults. Making thousands of wishes come true for emotionally, and crisis, including thousands affected by September 11 attacks, and trains crisis financially and physically devastated adults battling terminal Illness. 15.7% counselors, police, psychologists, etc. 2.9%

1236 Energy for Enterprise - E + Co 973-680-9100 www.energyhouse.com 1239 North American Conference on Ethiopian Jewry 212-233-5200 www.nacoej.org (E & Co.) EIN#22-3319460 - Helps establish sustainable clean energy entrepre- EIN#13-3187021 - Food, education, clothing, and jobs sustain 18,000 desperately neurs in developing countries to address poverty alleviation, environment and poor Jews in Ethiopia waiting to immigrate to Israel, and 2,500+ Ethiopian stu- quality of life improvements. 13.6% dents in Israel. 12.4%

1238 Enterprise Foundation 410-964-1230 www.enterprisefoundation.org EIN#52- 1254 Outward Bound 845-424-4000 www.outwardbound.org EIN#04-2375956 - We 1231931 - We’re a national organization working to provide low-income families are the nation’s leading nonprofit experiential eduction organization. Students and communities with life opportunities for affordable housing, decent jobs, learn character development, social and environmental responsibility, and compas- improved child care and safer streets. 13.5% sion through experiences with challenge and adventure. 26.5%* ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL

1246 FARM AID 800-FARM-AID www.farmaid.org EIN#36-3383233 - Keeps family 1232 Parents Television Council 213-629-9255 www.parentstv.org EIN#95-4819071 - farmers on their land growing safe food. Our network of hope provides emergency Protect children from gratuitous sex, violence, and profanity on television. Support relief, counseling, education and legal aid to farmers in crisis. 26.2%* this volunteer parent organization’s work with networks, advertisers, and the FCC to promote decency. 27.5%* 1234 Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund (FEEA) 800-323-4140 www.FEEA.org EIN#52-1465583 - Federal and postal employees helping one 1216 Partnership for Public Service 202-775-9111 www.ourpublicservice.org another with emergency family financial aid, scholarships, and student loans. (Institute for the Reform of Government Service) EIN#06-1540513 - Make FEEA is there because federal employees care. 4.1% Government a Better Employer! Helping federal government attract and retain the “best and brightest.” Programs: Workplace reforms, best practices, fix hiring and 1211 Federation for American Immigration Reform 877-627-3247 www.fairus.org compensation systems. 18.7% EIN#52-1136126 - National organization of 70,000 members. Educates Americans on the impact of excessive immigration. Supports sensible alternatives to mass 1240 Patient Advocate Foundation 800-532-5274 www.patientadvocate.org EIN#54- immigration through research, education, and public outreach. 25.8%* 1806317 - Ensuring access to care for patients with chronic, life-threatening or debilitating illnesses through education, empowerment and mediation utilizing 1235 Food Providers of America 602-241-2873 www.foodproviders.org EIN#86- case managers and a national resource network. 19.5% 0986348 - Meeting the desperate food needs of thousands of America’s most impoverished children. Rushing lifesaving emergency food to hungry families 1255 Pentagon Memorial Fund 202-775-9797 www.pentagonmemorial.net EIN#43- throughout the United States of America. 0.1% 2018221 - Established by families of the 184 people lost at the Pentagon on 9/11 to raise funds for the construction and maintenance of the Pentagon Memorial. 1220 Herbal Medicine Institute 800-373-7105 www.herbalgram.org (American 12.1% Botanical Council) EIN#74-2518542 - HMI promotes the responsible use of herbal medicine, using science-based and traditional information to educate the public, 1205 Physicians Against Landmines 312-926-0030 www.banmines.org EIN#36- researchers, educators, healthcare professionals, industry, and the media. 15.4% 4111895 - Main goals are: to assist land mine survivors by increasing the avail- ability of high quality rehabilitation services; and to prevent further land mine 1212 Hospice Angel Flight 800-747-0925 www.hospiceangelflight.org EIN#54- casualties. 3.9% 1884474 - Volunteer pilots helping patients! Your gift provides air transportation for hospice and age 55 and older patients requiring distant and potentially lifesav- 1218 Results Educational Fund 202-783-4800 www.results.org EIN#95-3747267 - ing treatment. 4.6% Hunger can be ended in our lifetime. Through public education and citizen action, we work to end hunger and poverty in the U.S. and abroad. 15.9% 1207 Hunger Defense Fund 323-263-7105 www.hungerdefensefund.org EIN#03- 0391642 - We provide food to needy families around the world. 99 cents of every 1241 Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory 970-349-7231 www.rmbl.org EIN#84- dollar goes to send food, clothing, hygiene items throughout U.S. and Mexico. 6050523 - As one of the oldest biological field stations, we promote the under- 0.0% standing and protection of mountain ecosystems through research and education. 20.8% 1247 Jewish Children’s Regional Services 800-SAY-JCRS www.jcrs.org EIN#72- 0408936 - Provides “needs-based” funding and consultations for children with 1242 Simon Wiesenthal Center 310-553-9036 www.wiesenthal.com EIN#95-3964928 - various development problems, child welfare assistance, and funds for higher Holocaust remembrance and the defense of human rights. Our Museum of education and sleep-away camp programs. 29.1%* Tolerance addresses prejudice and racism while promoting appreciation of diversi- ty in our communities today. 24.7% 1237 Junior Achievement International 404-257-4620 www.jaintl.org EIN#84- 1267604 - Help support a network of more than 100 Member Nations working to 1217 Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, SNAP 312-409-2720 educate young people on the fundamentals of business, free-enterprise and the www.snapnetwork.org EIN#36-4154398 - Our organization is dedicated to pre- global economy. 19.6% venting clergy sexual abuse. We provide peer counseling, support groups, abuse prevention spokespersons, and an informational clearinghouse. 0.3% 1215 Kiwanis International Foundation, Inc. 800-549-2647 www.kiwanis.org/kif (Kiwanis Foundation) EIN#36-6072039 - Kiwanis International Foundation funds 1221 United Ukrainian American Relief Committee, Inc. 215-728-1630 programs supporting the needs of young children. It’s mission is to assist Kiwanis www.uuarc.org EIN#23-1360863 - We provide humanitarian aid to Ukrainians International in serving the children of the world. 22.1% throughout the world, distributing medical supplies, clothing, educational materi- als, and establishing educational and “immigrant” programs in Ukraine and USA. 1251 National Center for Policy Analysis 972-386-0924 www.ncpa.org EIN#75- 5.5% 1804932 - Nonpartisan public policy research organization that focuses on free- market reforms in health policy, the environment, taxes, Social Security and wel- 1208 Wings of Hope 800-448-9487 www.wings-of-hope.org EIN#43-0909606 - Saving fare. “Making Ideas Change the World.” 14.6% lives, and installing programs helping the poor in remote areas reach a level of self-sufficiency so they may be assimilated into encroaching society peacefully. 16.2%

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National/International Organizations HISPANIC UNITED FUND 9913 Latina Health Organization 510-534-1362 www.latinahealth.org (Organizacion Nacional De La Salud dela Mujur Latina / National Latina Health Organization) Federation and Member Organizations EIN#94-3029470 - Working towards bilingual access to quality health care through self-empowerment, educational programs, health advocacy, outreach and develop- 9900 Hispanic United Fund 800-696-5941 www.hispanicunitedfund.org EIN#68- ing public policy specifically aimed at Latinas. 8.9% 0455509 - The voice of America’s Hispanic Heritage and Latino charities, working together to build stronger communities and brighter futures for our families and 9910 Latino Health Institute 617-350-6900 www.lhi.org EIN#22-2979908 - A leading our neighbors worldwide. 4.8% community-based organization that serves over 35,000 families and individuals, conducts research, develops policy, and offers education opportunities for Latin 9901 American Nicaraguan Foundation 305-374-3391 www.aidnicaragua.org Americans and other minorities. 21.3% EIN#65-0326517 - Please help us heal the wounds of war. We meet the food, health, housing and educational needs of poverty-stricken Nicaraguans via 504 9911 Los Ninos International Aid and Adoption Center 281-363-2892 relief centers. 0.9% www.losninos.org EIN#41-1380153 - With 22 years in operation, we have the experience to assist American citizens with a successful adoption journey from 9902 Amigos de las Americas 800-231-7796 www.amigoslink.org EIN#74-1547146 - Asia, Eastern Europe or Latin America. 4.6% Amigos builds partnerships to empower young leaders, advance community devel- opment and strengthen multicultural understanding in the Americas. 15.4% 9925 MANA, A National Latina Organization 202-833-0060 www.hermana.org (Mexican American Women’s National Association) EIN#52-1095111 - Grassroots 9924 Children of Nicaragua Fabretto Foundation 301-942-6856 www.fabretto.org organization empowers Latinas through leadership development, community serv- (Fabretto Children’s Foundation) EIN#36-3894824 - We continue the selfless work ice, and advocacy. Premier National Hermanitas. Mentoring Program for adoles- begun by Father Fabretto, providing aid and scholarships for poor Nicaraguan chil- cent Latinas and AvanZamos. Adult Leadership Training Program. 6.5% dren to get academic and trade school education. 11.9% 9926 Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund 213-629-2512 9903 Children of The Americas 949-709-0673 www.americaschildren.org EIN#77- www.maldef.org EIN#74-1563270 - National civil rights organization founded in 0018357 - Help us rescue children in The Americas. Love, food, and education 1968 in order to promote and protect the rights of the over 37 million Latinos liv- make life- and dreams- possible for precious children in the U.S. and Latin ing in the U.S. 6.5% America. 4.4% 9927 Mexico-US Solidarity Network 773-583-7728 www.mexicosolidarity.org 9921 Colombian American Service Association, CASA 305-448-2272 EIN#36-4435604 - A new vision of US-Mexico relations, linking civil society on www.casa-usa.org EIN#65-0521589 - C.A.S.A.’s mission is to strengthen immi- both sides of the border to defend immigrants, workers and indigenous rights. grant families and promote self-sufficiency while providing emergency relief in 15.1% Colombia to victims of terrorist attacks and natural disasters. 8.3% 9912 National Alliance for Hispanic Health 202-387-5000 www.hispanichealth.org 9922 Enersol Associates 978-251-1828 www.enersol.org EIN#22-2633645 - Installs EIN#95-2856725 - Our vision is to achieve strong healthy communities whose solar powered technology for affordable, sustainable electricity to pump clean contributions are valued by a society that fosters the health, well being of all its water and operate computers in rural schools in Latin America and the Caribbean. members. 1.9% 22.7% 9920 National Council of La Raza 202-776-1750 www.nclr.org EIN#86-0212873 - 9904 ESPERANCA 602-252-7772 www.esperanca.org EIN#23-7087997 - HOPE of NCLR- Largest network of Hispanic community organizations and leading voice health and education for the poor of Latin America and Africa. American volun- for Latinos- works to reduce poverty and discrimination and improve life opportu- teers and locals treat, heal and educate to save lives. 19.4% nities for Hispanic Americans. 10.4%

9905 Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities 210-692-3805 www.hacu.net 9914 Rights Action 202-783-1123 www.rightsaction.org EIN#52-1315411 - Funds and EIN#74-2466103 - HACU champions the success of Hispanics in higher education supports community-based poverty eradication, environmental recovery, indige- by providing internship, scholarship, conference, and leadership development nous, children’s and women’s rights, and emergency and hurricane relief projects, opportunities through its member colleges and universities. 9.4% in southern Mexico and Central America. 3.8%

9923 Hispanic Children’s Education Fund 865-690-3323 www.casadesara.org (Casa 9928 Rotaplast International, Inc. 415-252-1111 www.rotaplast.org EIN#94-3247677 - de Sara) EIN#62-1826845 - Give a child an education and you give him a future. Each year we provide free reconstructive surgery worldwide to 1500 indigent Give a child a future and you have helped the future of the world. 3.2% children born with cleft lip and palate anomalies who would otherwise remain untreated. 12.1% 9906 Hispanic Engineering & Science Education Fund 323-415-9600 www.shpefoundation.org (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers Foundation) 9915 Salvadoran American Humanitarian Foundation 800-992-8858 www.sahf.org EIN#51-0204225 - Provide scholarships, education support systems to college EIN#59-2339140 - Provides free medicines, medical and school supplies and students pursuing engineering and science. Supports motivational outreach and equipment to nearly 3,000 hospitals, schools, clinics, private voluntary organiza- NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS retention programs for elementary, junior, and high school students. 11.0% tions, and health promoters throughout El Salvador. 1.1%

9919 Hispanic National Bar Foundation 301-942-7400 EIN#59-2681611 - Awards 9916 Tierra Santa Support, Inc. 952-975-3682 www.TierraSantaSupport.org EIN#41- scholarships to disadvantaged law students, promotes Hispanic success in law, and 1728329 - Meeting abandoned Honduran children needs by providing a nurturing provides education seminars and workshops regarding current issues involving home, education and emotional support in addition to the basic needs of food and Hispanics in the law. 37.7%* shelter. 9.2%

9907 Hispanic Scholarship Fund 877-HSF-INFO www.hsf.net EIN#52-1051044 - The 9917 Volunteers for Inter-American Development Assistance 510-655-8432 nation’s leading Hispanic scholarship-granting organization, HSF is committed to www.vidausa.org EIN#68-0249466 - Lifesaving medical supplies to impoverished advancing the college education among Hispanic Americans and doubling the rate populations in Latin America and educational programs that promote self-reliance of college graduates. 14.1% and have long-term impacts in Latin communities. 0.5%

9908 International Health Service 612-920-0433 www.ihsofmn.org (International 9918 Women’s Village Banking: A Nonprofit Development Enterprise Health Service of Minnesota) EIN#41-1427077 - Provides free medical, dental, 209-943-6165 www.katalysis.org/village/villagebanking.htm (Katalysis and surgical services to patients in remote areas of Honduras where they are either Foundation) EIN#68-0015134 - Working with grassroots organizations in Central unavailable or unaffordable to the general population. 8.0% America, we provide low-income women with credit and training, enabling them to build small businesses and overcome poverty. 21.7% 9909 International Planned Parenthood Federation, Western Hemisphere Region 212-248-6400 www.ippfwhr.org EIN#13-1845455 - Our mission is to provide fam- ily planning and related health and educational services to the people of Latin America and the Caribbean. 10.7% ★

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National/International Organizations THE ARTS FEDERATION 0164 New England Conservatory of Music 617-585-1151 www.newenglandconservatory.edu EIN#23-7225104 - Advocates for music’s role Federation and Member Organizations in American society by providing exceptional music instruction and working to integrate music into the curriculum of public schools. 18.9% 0150 The Arts Federation 978-594-0404 www.artsfederation.org EIN#03-0524939 - The arts bring joy and meaning to us all. Help support American arts and arts 0165 North Shore Community Arts Foundation, Inc. 978-232-7203 www.nsmt.org education organizations, whether young or well-established, in every creative EIN#04-6138599 - This Performing Arts Center and Theatre Arts Academy discipline. 0.0% produces classic, contemporary, and new musical theater and offers innovative theatre education, internships, and outreach programs. 13.5% 0151 Acting Company, The 212-258-3111 www.theactingcompany.org EIN#13- 2759292 - Brings the finest theater and arts education to communities across 0166 Oberlin Dance Collective 415-863-6606 www.odcdance.org EIN#34-1191163 - America, especially where access to live performance is limited or unavailable. Internationally recognized for dance programs of extraordinary athleticism, pas- Honored by 2003 Tony’s. 26.9%* sion and intellectual depth. Works with youth to promote dance as a cultural expression of modern life. 15.9% 0152 American Composers Forum 651-228-1407 www.composersforum.org EIN#23-7452688 - Helps composers engage communities with music as a source 0167 Peabody Essex Museum, Inc. 978-745-9500 www.pem.org EIN#04-3157815 - of inspiration, self-reflection and delight. Educational programs support the next Provides public access to an incomparable collection of Asian, American decora- generation of composers, performers and audiences. 16.1% tive, Native American, African, Oceanic and maritime artifacts. Offers educational programs, fellowships and community outreach. 13.2% 0153 Ballet Hispanico of New York 212-362-6710 www.ballethispanico.org EIN#13- 2685755 - Inspired by classical and contemporary Spanish and Latin rhythms. 0168 San Francisco Opera Association 415-861-4008 www.sfopera.com EIN#94- Nationwide educational outreach programs use dance to foster self-esteem, 0836240 - Second largest opera company in North America. Offers public school ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL cultural awareness and social mobility. 20.0% arts education programs, teacher training and curriculum guides, young artist fel- lowship and training programs. 29.2%* 0154 Berklee College of Music, Inc. 617-747-2234 www.berklee.edu EIN#04-2300472 - World’s largest independent music college and premier institution for the study of 0169 Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz 202-364-7272 www.monkinstitute.org contemporary music. Fosters international understanding through the medium of EIN#52-1544030 - Offers promising young musicians college level training by contemporary music. 20.3% America’s jazz masters and presents public school-based jazz education programs for young people around the world. 11.2% 0155 Boston Symphony Orchestra, Inc. 617-266-1492 www.bso.org EIN#04-2103550 - Dedicated to making music, creating performances and providing educational pro- 0170 Young Audiences, Inc. 212-831-8110 www.youngaudiences.org EIN#13-1688246 - grams of the highest quality. Supports Tanglewood, Boston Pops and Boston Presents performing and visual artists to children and advocates arts-in-education Symphony Orchestra. 22.4% curricula. Also acts as a professional development resource for teachers and artists. 14.4% 0156 Child’s Play Touring Theatre 773-235-8911 www.cptt.org EIN#37-1103415 - Premier US theatre company dedicated exclusively to performing works written by children. Motivates children to write creatively by sharing drama-based approaches to writing instruction. 21.8% CHILDREN’S CHARITIES OF AMERICA Federation and Member Organizations 0157 Dance Theatre of Harlem, Inc. 212-690-2800 www.dancetheatreofharlem.org EIN#13-2642091 - A major American cultural institution encompassing a world- 1500 Children’s Charities of America 800-374-1578 www.childrenscharities.org class ballet company, school of dance, and both national and international arts edu- EIN#94-3148588 - All children are our future. They all deserve our love. Join us to cation and community outreach programs. 32.3%* feed, teach, protect, and nurture children in America and 1.4%

0158 Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Inc. 313-576-5100 www.detroitsymphony.org 1521 4-H: National 4-H Council 301-961-2983 www.fourhcouncil.edu EIN#36- EIN#38-1385132 - One of America’s most celebrated orchestras. Committed to 2862206 - 4-H is in every county in America building a world where youth and diversity, to making music accessible for every generation, and to education and adults learn, grow, and work together to strengthen communities. 21.2% outreach. Featuring internationally-renowned artists. 15.1% 1531 Adoptable Children (North American Council) 651-644-3036 www.nacac.org 0159 George Eastman House 585-271-3361 www.eastman.org EIN#16-0743991 - (North American Council on Adoptable Children) EIN#51-0188951 - More than Interprets images, films, literature, and equipment in the disciplines of photo- 125,000 foster children need adoptive families. Your donation helps us find loving graphy and motion pictures, to inspire discovery and learning for regional, national parents for these children, support adoptive families, and raise adoption awareness. and international audiences. 20.1% 7.9%

0160 Houston Grand Opera Company, Inc. 713-546-0200 1524 Adoption Center 800-TO-ADOPT www.adopt.org (National Adoption Center) www.houstongrandopera.org EIN#74-6016764 - One of the nation’s premier opera EIN#23-1966667 - Your donation helps find loving adoptive families for abused, companies. Reaches over 3 million people annually. Provides in-school presenta- neglected and disabled U.S. children, including brothers and sisters who want to tions and community outreach. Supports young artists’ development. 28.1%* stay together. 13.2%

0162 Institute of American Indian Arts Foundation 505-424-2300 www.iaia.edu 1536 Adoption Exchange 800-451-5246 www.adoptex.org EIN#84-0793576 - EIN#85-0377670 - A multi-tribal center of higher education dedicated to preserva- Thousands of abused, abandoned and neglected American children need adoptive tion, study, creative application and contemporary expression of American Indian families. Americans here and abroad will adopt them if you help us make the and Alaska Native arts and cultures. 2.3% connections. 15.6%

0161 Jose Limón Dance Foundation 212-777-3353 www.limon.org EIN#23-7012069 - 2721 Adoption Links Worldwide 402-556-2367 www.alww.org EIN#47-0766741 - Provides training for US and foreign dancers in the Limón style and repertory. Serving orphaned, abandoned and “special” children by matching them with Sponsors pre- and post-performance lectures and workshops to educate partici- “Forever Families” who are eager to share love, acceptance and the necessities of pants. 25.4%* life. 14.7%

0163 Minnesota Orchestral Association 612-371-5600 www.mnorch.org EIN#41- 1567 Adoption Resources of Maine / International 207-532-9358 www.mapsadopt.org 0693875 - The Minnesota Orchestra offers leadership, artistic innovation and com- (Maine Adoption Placement Service) EIN#01-0348849 - Providing adoption munity participation at home and abroad. Reaches thousands of young people services and humanitarian aid to orphaned and abandoned children as well as through music education and appreciation programs. 27.0%* counseling and sheltering homeless pregnant girls/women in America and abroad. 1.6%

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National/International Organizations

2730 Adoption Service Information Agency, Inc. 301-587-7068 www.asia-adopt.org 1587 BOOKS for the BARRIOS, Inc. 925-687-7701 www.booksforthebarrios.com EIN#52-1246947 - We provide complete adoption services for homeless children EIN#68-0241582 - The world’s youth lack only schoolbooks to break the cycle of through home study, postplacement and post-legal service, foster care and cultural illiteracy and poverty. Help American schoolchildren share their precious educa- programs. 13.9% tional resources with needy students. 0.1%

1502 Adoptions International - JCICS 703-535-8045 www.jcics.org (Joint Council on 1545 Boys Hope Girls Hope 877-878-HOPE www.boyshopegirlshope.org EIN#51- International Children’s Services) EIN#91-1171174 - Helps orphaned children 0182614 - We help hurt and at-risk, yet academically capable, children to realize overseas find permanent families through support of ethical adoption practices, their potential by providing value-centered, family-like homes and quality educa- advocacy and education for 190 nonprofit adoption agencies, clinics/ child advoca- tion through college. 10.4% cy organizations. 20.3% 1549 C.A.S.T. for Kids Foundation 425-251-3214 www.castforkids.org EIN#91- 1525 Alliance for Children & Families 202-429-0400 www.alliance1.org EIN#39- 1582848 - An extraordinary outdoors program which provides disabled and disad- 1709925 - Help children and families! Contributions support services to 4 million vantaged children a quality recreational and educational opportunity through the people annually - including abused children, low-income families and individuals sport of fishing. 24.0% needing specialized community services. 16.1% 1592 Camp Courageous 319-465-5916 www.campcourageous.org (Camp Courageous 1503 Alliance for Healthy Homes 202-543-1147 www.afhh.org (Alliance to End of Iowa) EIN#23-7210932 - Thousands of campers with disabilities attend Childhood Lead Poisoning) EIN#52-1679599 - Help us protect our children’s Courageous recreational and respite facilities annually. Available 24 hours a day, health from the dangers of lead and other environmental health hazards in their 365 days a year. Run entirely on donations. 6.3% homes and communities. 0.0% 1534 Camp Heartland Project, Inc. 800-724-HOPE www.campheartland.org EIN#39- 1511 Alyn Center for Disabled Children in Israel 877-LOVE-ALYN www.alynus.org 1763115 - Make a profound lifelong difference for kids living with HIV/AIDS by (American Friends of Alyn Hospital) EIN#13-6100833 - Israel’s comprehensive supporting our camping, life-skills training, AIDS awareness, clinical support, and rehabilitation center for physically disabled children, combines expertise and love community-building programs. 24.1% enabling patients- including victims of suicide bombings- to live with dignity and independence. 15.6% 2723 Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation 800-366-2223 www.candlelighters.org EIN#52-1071826 - Our mission is to support, serve, edu- 2737 American Indian Children’s Hunger Fund 623-376-0727 cate and advocate for children with cancer, their families, survivors of childhood www.americanindianchildren.org EIN#86-0450338 - Saving Indian children’s cancer, and professionals who care for them. 14.0% lives. Providing emergency lifesaving food, clothing, and Christian education to impoverished Indian families. Family counseling and services. Restoring children’s 2760 Canines for Disabled Kids 978-422-5299 www.caninesforkids.org EIN#04- lives with love! 2.9% 3412812 - Enhancing the lives, independence and education of disabled children by sponsoring trained assistance dogs from rescued or donated dogs to work at 2722 Asian Children’s Assistance Limited 502-742-8975 www.AsianChildrensAssist.org home and school. 21.0% EIN#73-1443028 - Saving abandoned, orphaned, destitute, handicapped Asian children by providing hope and opportunity to reach their full potential through 1528 CASA - Court Appointed Advocates for Abused Children 800-628-3233 basic care, corrective surgery, therapy and training. 24.1% www.nationalcasa.org (National Court Appointed Special Advocate Association) EIN#91-1255818 - Protecting 280,000+ severely abused, neglected children 1580 Autism Society of America 800-3-AUTISM www.autism-society.org EIN#52- nationwide. Help CASA volunteers find children safe, permanent homes and turn 1020149 - Improving the lives of individuals with autism, their families, and the a life of hurt into one of hope. 21.1% professionals who work with them by providing research, information, education, advocacy, and public awareness. 15.9% 2773 Center for Adoption Support & Education, Inc. 301-593-9200 www.adoptionsupport.org EIN#52-2100734 - Adoptive families and children 1588 Baptist Charities of America 210-832-5000 (Baptist Care Facilities for Persons receive counseling, educational, and support services to assist them with a variety with Mental Disabilities) EIN#74-2833616 - Providing care and rehabilitation to of special challenges presented by adoption. 25.3%* the disabled in the US and abroad. Permanent residential care, outpatient services and a chance to live a productive life. 0.0% 2774 Center for the Improvement of Child Caring 818-980-0903 www.ciccparenting.org EIN#23-7385795 - Putting children first. Helping parents 2771 Best Buddies for Children with Mental Retardation 800-90-BUDDY and communities raise children effectively and peacefully. Providing multicultural www.bestbuddies.org (Best Buddies International) EIN#52-1614576 - Matching parenting education and materials nationwide. Helping parents understand special student volunteers in one-to-one friendships with students who have mental needs children. 7.5% retardation, giving them the normal social and relationship experiences they are usually excluded from. 6.8% 2741 Child Art Foundation, International 202-530-1000 www.icaf.org EIN#52- 2032649 - Employing the arts as a dynamic channel to nurture children’s creativi- 1508 Bethany Christian Services International 877-64-ADOPT www.bethany.org ty, a language-independent medium to connect all children, and as a catalyst for NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS EIN#38-3291546 - Bethany finds loving families for homeless children, many of peace building. 22.3% whom are living in orphanages; and brings the joy of parenthood to families through international adoption. 9.5% 1550 Child Care Law Center 415-394-7144 www.childcarelaw.org EIN#94-2959973 - A national nonprofit legal services organization that advocates to make high quali- 1547 Birth Defect Research for Children, Inc. 407-895-0802 www.birthdefects.org ty, affordable child care available to every child, family, and community. 25.4%* (Association of Birth Defect Children) EIN#59-2193816 - We fund research to prevent birth defects, sponsor the National Birth Defect Registry, and provide 2759 Child Concern and Care Fund 909-793-2009 www.childconcernandcare.org information and service referrals to thousands of families each year. 4.8% EIN#33-0824455 - A respected, proven, cost-efficient charity providing food, shel- ter, clothing, education, medicine to hurting children. You can make a difference. 1537 Blind Children and Adults Action Fund of America 410-659-9315 Bring hope to a child. 0.0% www.actionfund.org (American Brotherhood for the Blind) EIN#52-1192529 - Help the blind attain independence with Braille newspapers, books, calendars, 1506 Child Family Health International 415-957-9000 www.cfhi.org EIN#94-3145385 - technology. Encourage blind children to read with sighted parents using our Braille Providing free surgery, immunizations, and healthcare to poor children in South and print books. 28.2%* America’s rural communities from our traveling “operating room on wheels”. 500 surgeries performed annually. 4.7% 1553 Blind Children’s Fund 989-779-9966 www.blindchildrensfund.org EIN#38- 2226033 - Providing parents and professionals information, materials, and 1557 Child Find of America 800-I-AM-LOST www.childfindofamerica.org EIN#22- resources that help them successfully teach and nurture blind, visually and multi- 2323336 - Child kidnapping prevention and location specialists, helping children impaired infants and children. 19.9% and devastated parents through free investigation, mediation, and publicity. Your gift could bring a missing child home. 11.7%

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National/International Organizations

1583 Child Health Foundation 301-596-4514 www.childhealthfoundation.org 2709 Children’s Food and Care Fund 909-793-2009 www.childrensfoodandcare.org EIN#52-1429538 - Saving and improving children’s lives through research and EIN#23-7072606 - One of the most trusted charities providing food, shelter, care, and decreasing unnecessary hospitalizations and health care costs in the U.S. clothing and emergency medical care to needy children in the United States and and abroad. 11.0% overseas since 1970. 0.0%

2707 Child Rescue International 800-245-9191 www.mwb.org (Mission without 2776 Children’s Fund 877-OK-4-KIDS www.childrensfund.org EIN#54-1841297 - Borders) EIN#77-0292572 - Nurturing, practical compassion to orphaned, abused Supports grassroots education and health projects for children, youth and families. and abandoned children living in institutions through vocational training, personal Promotes creative solutions that address gaps in services in the U.S. and interna- deliveries of food, clothing, medicines and summercamps. Please help! 23.5% tionally. 11.1%

1561 Child Welfare League of America 202-638-2952 www.cwla.org EIN#13- 1512 Children’s Hopes & Dreams - Wish Fulfillment Foundation 800-437-3262 1641066 - Works to engage all Americans in protecting children and building www.childrenswishes.org EIN#22-2452473 - Fulfilling ill children’s last wishes. strong families. Member agencies from coast to coast help 3,000,000 children and Serving handicapped children, those traumatized by disasters or divorce/separa- youth every year. 8.8% tion. Providing penpal friends, gifts and continual family support. Thank you. 8.3% 2742 Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation 877-217-4166 www.childhoodbraintumor.org EIN#52-2122976 - Through research, there is hope for cures. Fund vital scientific 2758 Children’s Hospice International 800-24-CHILD www.chionline.org EIN#54- and clinical research and provide support, education and advocacy to children 1248998 - Life and living. Help terminally ill children maximize life and their suffering from brain cancer. 8.5% healthcare providers know they have done everything in their power to improve patients’ lives. 17.7% 1509 Children Awaiting Parents 888-835-8802 www.capbook.org EIN#16-1047933 - Unites abandoned, abused and neglected children with loving, adoptive families. 1552 Children’s Hospital & Research Center Foundation 800-914-KIDS ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL Introduces children to families through its national directories with waiting chil- www.chofoundation.org EIN#94-1657474 - We raise funds for the benefit of dren’s photos and life stories. 28.6%* Children’s Hospital and Research Center, providing comprehensive medical care to children regardless of their families’ ability to pay. 23.4% 1551 Children of Alcoholics (NACoA) 888-554-2627 www.nacoa.org (National Association for Children of Alcoholics) EIN#94-2865311 - Provides the VOICE 1526 Children’s Hunger Fund 800-708-7589 www.childrenshungerfund.org EIN#95- and programs to save children of alcoholics from physical and psychological 4335462 - Feeding the hungry at home and abroad. Food, clothing and medicines abuse. Works with schools, doctors, clergy, others to support these children. 10.7% aid orphans in impoverished countries while America’s inner-cities gain crucial job training and placement. 0.3% 1585 Children of the Night 800-551-1300 www.childrenofthenight.org EIN#95- 3130408 - Rescues America’s children from prostitution. Includes 24 hour nation- 1573 Children’s Medical Ministries 301-261-3211 www.childmed.org EIN#54- wide hotline and shelter home featuring an on-site school. Available to children 1434743 - A compassionate humanitarian service of 700 healthcare professionals from all over the U.S. 19.2% committed to serving indigent and oppressed children and families throughout the United States and developing countries. 1.8% 2708 Children’s AIDS Fund 866-829-1560 www.childrensaidsfund.org EIN#54- 1436973 - Dedicated to helping limit the suffering of HIV-impacted children glob- 1569 Children’s Mercy Fund 703-519-8666 www.cmfund.org EIN#54-1660870 - Save ally through direct assistance, resources, and technical assistance to their parents a child’s life - Help us provide emergency food, clothing, medical supplies, equip- and caregivers. 8.2% ment and care to suffering children throughout the world. 9.6%

2711 Children’s Angel Flight 800-747-0925 www.childrensangelflight.org EIN#54- 1572 Children’s Miracle Network 801-278-8900 www.cmn.org (Osmond Foundation 1739660 - Your gift makes air transportation possible for children requiring travel for the Children of the World) EIN#87-0387205 - Your entire donation saves to distant diagnosis, evaluation, treatment or rehabilitation. 6.5% children’s lives by helping local participating children’s hospitals provide state-of- the-art care, life-saving research and preventative education for millions of kids. 1523 Children’s Corrective Surgery Society 800-803-9190 www.coad.org EIN#95- 12.4% 3477397 - Provides free plastic and reconstructive surgery to children with birth defects, transforming and setting free lives imprisoned by physical deformity. 2710 Children’s Relief Mission 818-502-1989 www.childrensreliefmission.org (World 6.5% Relief Missions) EIN#51-0265558 - Help us rescue suffering children around the world by providing food, medicine and education. Our mission is relief- together 1530 Children’s Cross Connection International 770-716-1926 we’ll give a future of hope. 1.6% www.cccinternational.org EIN#58-1702605 - A nonprofit, total volunteer organization which provides life changing services for the underprivileged children 1563 Children’s Relief Network 800-326-6500 www.romanianchildren.org EIN#77- worldwide. 5.3% 0421205 - We provide physical, medical and educational resources to the hurting and abandoned babies and children of Romania so that they may live a productive 2775 Children’s Defense Fund 202-628-8787 www.childrensdefense.org EIN#52- life. 35.2%* 0895622 - CDF’s mission is to Leave No Child Behind through research, educa- tion, policy development, and advocacy efforts on behalf of children and their 1513 Children’s Rights Council 800-787-KIDS www.gocrc.com EIN#52-1399371 - families. 25.7%* Reducing child abuse, crime, and drug use through parental education and the power of two actively-involved parents, grandparents and the extended family. 1589 Children’s Disability Service Association 800-450-8376 11.6% www.friendshipventures.org (Friendship Venture) EIN#41-1543013 - Impoverished, handicapped children provided leisure, respite care, social and sup- 2745 Children’s Shelter of Cebu 763-689-6558 www.cscshelter.org EIN#41-1330241 - port services. Your gift eases suffering and funds quality programs for the afflicted Care for orphaned, abandoned and surrendered children in the Philippines. Operate and their families. 11.3% three homes and a school. We give more than life support. We give love. 22.7%

2744 Children’s Feeding Network 314-397-2580 www.childrensfeedingnetwork.org 2712 Children’s Violence Prevention Videos 415-383-8999 www.cvpv.org EIN#94- EIN#48-0971077 - Rushing lifesaving food and emergency supplies, wherever 2882934 - We educate communities about incest, child sexual abuse, missing most needed, to meet the needs of starving, displaced, abandoned, or orphaned children, and domestic violence to provide prevention strategies and increase the children in America and overseas. 2.6% safety and welfare of children. 15.4%

1510 Children’s Fire & Burn Fund 800-877-1250 www.safehome.org (National 2747 Christian World Adoption 888-97-ADOPT www.cwa.org EIN#57-0967054 - S.A.F.E. Home Foundation) EIN#16-1421480 - Help save lives! Providing free CWA exists to help feed, clothe, medicate, educate, and care for children without smoke alarms and fire prevention education materials to help local firefighters in regard for color or class, based on teachings and love of Christ. 3.0% their efforts to reduce child fire deaths. 16.1%

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National/International Organizations

1555 Compassionate Friends 877-969-0010 www.compassionatefriends.org EIN#36- 1559 Food Research and Action Center 202-986-2200 www.frac.org EIN#23-7200739 2968329 - A child’s death devastates a family. We offer family support and - We help American families, communities and schools fight hunger. Our nation- community education through grief-related resources to help the bereaved reach wide Campaign to End Childhood Hunger fosters policies and practices that feed physical and emotional health. 24.1% millions of children. 15.5%

2724 Coptic Orphans Support Association 800-499-2989 www.copticorphans.org 2720 Foster Care Children and Family Fund 608-274-9111 www.fostering.us EIN#54-1637257 - Christian organization fighting poverty, girl illiteracy, and child (Partners in Foster Care) EIN#39-1742391 - College scholarships to deserving fos- labor by providing aid and education to needy and poverty-stricken children in the ter care teenagers, clothing and books for needy foster care children, and annual poorest areas of Egypt. 5.4% summer camp to bring all these kids together. 8.7%

1556 Cornelia De Lange Syndrome Foundation 800-753-2357 www.cdlsusa.org 1542 Foster Parent Association, National 800-557-5238 www.nfpainc.org EIN#06- EIN#06-1057497 - We are the only US organization that helps children with CdLS 0899870 - NFPA provides educational training, services and support nationwide to and their families by providing accurate information, knowledgeable doctors, local 142,000 foster parents, caring for 560,000 foster children that have been abused, meetings and 800-line service. 9.0% abandoned or neglected. 24.0%

1560 Covenant House 800-388-3888 www.covenanthouse.org EIN#13-2725416 - 1501 Giving Children Hope 714-524-4454 www.gchope.org (Global Operations and Serves homeless/at-risk youth in 21 cities. Always open. Always free food, shelter, Development) EIN#95-3464287 - Rescuing children in crisis through faith-based clothing, and medical services. Call NINELINE (800-999-9999) for nationwide partnerships supplying emergency food, clothing, medicines, and training; estab- assistance. 29.6%* lishing clinics and self-help projects domestically and worldwide, “Giving Children Hope.” 0.7% 2777 Crossroads Adoption Services 952-831-5707 www.crossroadsadoption.com EIN#41-1325998 - Serves parents wishing to adopt children and homeless 1571 Global Children 212-873-9355 www.global-children.org EIN#13-4138927 - children of the world in need of parents. 10.6% Global Children is an international charitable organization dedicated to improving the welfare of children and families in need through the implementation of cultur- 1507 Dads & Daughters 888-824-DADS www.dadsanddaughters.org EIN#41-1934855 - ally appropriate projects. 20.3% DADs inspires fathers to engage in the lives of their daughters and galvanizes fathers and others to transform cultural messages that devalue girls and women. 1517 Golden Cradle Adoption Services 800-327-2229 www.goldencradle.org EIN#23- 13.0% 2157112 - We serve birthparents facing unplanned pregnancies and prospective adoptive parents. Our prenatal medical care, housing, and counseling insure each 1529 Deaf Children’s Literacy Project 800-459-3529 www.cuedspeech.org (National baby we serve a healthy start. 19.5% Cued Speech Association) EIN#52-1263121 - You can help a deaf child learn language and become literate by helping fund Cued Speech family support and 2761 Healing the Children California 661-288-1957 www.scvleon.com/healing/ education through your workplace contribution. 13.6% EIN#95-4394305 - Help us make a difference! HTC arranges donated medical care for sick and injured children in the US and throughout the world. 0.3% 1570 Down Syndrome Congress, National 800-232-NDSC www.NDSCcenter.org (National Down Syndrome Congress) EIN#51-0163631 - Promoting equal rights 2752 Healing the Children Northeast 877-482-6328 www.htcne.org EIN#06-1172388 and opportunities for people with Down syndrome, through advocacy, information - Our children need your support. Volunteer doctors, nurses, and health profession- and education. Providing encouragement through personal attention, one family at als provide free medical and surgical treatment to needy children in the U.S. and a time. 8.0% abroad. 6.5%

1527 Dr. Laura Schlessinger Foundation 818-865-3860 www.mystuffbags.org 2714 Help The Children 323-466-7187 www.helpthechildren.org EIN#95-2241417 - EIN#95-4671812 - Provide “My Stuff ”™ bags of personal items to abused and Providing Children in Crisis situations food, clothing, medicines, dental and neglected children rescued from their abusers and placed in crisis centers or foster medical assistance and other emergency supplies while assisting families to be family agencies. 10.2% productive through established centers. 4.0%

2779 ELEM Youth in Distress In Israel 212-787-3337 www.elem.org (E.L.E.M. Youth 1518 Holt International Children’s Services 800-451-0732 www.holtinternational.org in Distress) EIN#13-3171815 - Outreach, residential, vocational and therapeutic EIN#23-7257390 - Food, shelter, medical care and permanent families are rehabilitation programs are developed for adjudicated, neglected, and alienated paramount to the survival and healthy development of abandoned, orphaned, and Israeli youth to enable their eventual return to society. 12.8% other children at risk worldwide. 14.4%

1516 FACES: The National Craniofacial Association 800-3-FACES 1519 HOMEBUILDERS Family Counseling 253-874-3630 www.institutefamily.org www.faces-cranio.org EIN#23-7069285 - Craniofacially disfigured children (Institute for Family Development) EIN#91-1158512 - In-home family crisis coun- require specialized reconstructive surgery. We take care of these children and their seling to prevent child abuse, neglect, domestic violence, and unnecessary foster families while treatment is received. Rebuilding faces - rebuilding futures. 10.3% care placement. Keeps children safe and families together. 12.6%

NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2780 Families Thru International Adoption 888-797-9900 www.ftia.org EIN#35- 1564 Indian Youth of America 712-252-3230 EIN#52-1150452 - IYA improves the 1961430 - FTIA serves children/adoptive parents by support before, during, after quality of life for Indian children through its summer camps, child welfare servic- their international adoption. FTIA provides humanitarian aid for children’s basic es, afterschool programs, college scholarships, leadership activities and resource necessities, medical and educational services. 13.4% center. 7.8%

2749 Farm Safety 4 Just Kids 800-423-KIDS www.fs4jk.org EIN#42-1309917 - 1565 John Tracy Clinic 800-522-4582 www.johntracyclinic.org EIN#95-1642393 - Keeping rural kids safe and healthy—we promote a safe farm environment to pre- Deaf and hearing-impaired children and their parents receive support, free of vent health hazards, injuries, and fatalities to children and youth. 20.8% charge, in dealing with the impact of hearing loss and developing communication skills. 13.8% 1558 Feed My People Children’s Charity 602-678-3285 www.feedmypeople.org (Feed My People International) EIN#73-1330955 - America’s children’s charity- Rushing 2782 KidsPeace National Centers For Kids In Crisis 610-799-8313 www.kidspeace.org emergency lifesaving milk, food, and medical relief to children in the United EIN#23-2654908 - Provides healing for children in emotional crisis; hope for States and overseas; especially low administrative and fundraising costs. 1.5% America’s kids and families. Education, prevention, therapeutic foster care, resi- dential treatment, children’s hospital. Give Kids Peace! 11.2% 2750 Feed My Starving Children 763-504-2919 www.fmsc.org (FMSC Corp) EIN#41- 1601449 - Saving the world’s starving children with millions of nutritious meals 1593 Love the Children 215-536-4180 www.lovethechildren.com EIN#23-2071581 - packaged by American youth for shipment worldwide. Each life-giving meal costs An international child care agency. Adoptable children come primarily from just 16 cents. 18.6% Korea. Also sends gifts of food and materials to orphanages in Russia, Ukraine, and Asia. 15.6%

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National/International Organizations

1568 MAGIC Foundation 800-3-MAGIC-3 www.magicfoundation.org EIN#36-3673333 - 2735 Operation USA 800-678-7255 www.opusa.org EIN#95-3504080 - Nobel Prize- Supports families of children with growth disorders. Provides newsletters, net- winning emergency worldwide relief organization, especially helping child victims working, kids pen pals, annual convention, educational brochures, medical of natural disaster, famine, and war; and part of International Campaign to Ban updates, public awareness and education programs. 10.0% Landmines. 5.0%

1504 Masonic Foundation for Children 800-35-MASON www.masonicmodel.org 2765 orphanCare International 918-749-4600 www.dillonadopt.com (Dillon EIN#55-0731354 - We have the most effective addiction-prevention program International) EIN#73-1078800 - Abandoned, Alone, Hungry. This describes the available nationally with many hundreds of thousands of children saved. With your life of the world’s many orphans who need your help. Every child has value. Every help, we’ll reach many more. 2.5% dollar makes a difference. 8.6%

2770 National Center for Learning Disabilities, Inc. 888-575-7373 www.LD.org 2727 Parents of Murdered Children, Inc. 888-818-7662 www.pomc.com EIN#31- EIN#13-2899381 - NCLD’s vision is to ensure that all children are screened for 1023437 - Assists in keeping murderers in prison; assists unsolved cases; preven- learning disabilities as routinely as other developmental problems. Early interven- tion and awareness programs; emotional support, information and advocacy for tion dramatically increases learning success. 21.0% any survivor of a homicide victim. 22.3%

1576 National Center for Missing & Exploited Children 866-411-KIDS 1597 Partnership for a Drug-Free America 212-922-1560 www.drugfreeamerica.org www.missingkids.org EIN#52-1328557 - Spearheads national and international EIN#13-3413627 - Our television messages encourage parents to ask their kids efforts to recover missing children and to prevent abductions and sexual exploita- who? what? when? where? “Parents - the anti-drug” helps steer children toward tion of children. 4.0% safe, drug-free lifestyles. 4.6%

1548 National Center for Youth Law 510-835-8098 www.youthlaw.org EIN#94- 1532 Pearl S. Buck International, Inc. 800-220-2825 www.pearl-s-buck.org EIN#23- 2506933 - Children suffering from poverty need our help. We provide free legal 1637212 - Improves quality of life and expands opportunities for children. ORGANIZATIONSNATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL services to protect them and improve their lives for the future. 9.7% Promotes the values of other cultures, the injustice of prejudice, and the need for humanitarianism worldwide. 9.5% 1595 National Children’s Advocacy Center 256-533-5437 www.nationalcac.org EIN#63-0891512 - We provide intervention, prevention, and treatment services to 1515 Pediatric AIDS Foundation 310-314-1459 www.pedaids.org (Elizabeth Glaser children and families who have suffered, or are at risk of suffering, child abuse. Pediatric AIDS Foundation) EIN#95-4191698 - The leading non—profit organiza- 11.0% tion committed to eradicating pediatric AIDS, preventing mother-to-child transmis- sion of HIV, and insuring better medical treatments for children. 34.0%* 1543 National Fragile X Foundation 800-688-8765 www.fragilex.org EIN#84-0960471 - Enrich lives through educational and emotional support. Promote public and pro- 2728 Philippine Children’s Fund of America 800-660-4009 fessional awareness. Advance research toward improved treatment and a cure for www.philippinechildrensfund.org (Philippine Children’s Charity Fund) EIN#94- Fragile X Syndrome. 17.1% 3162880 - Serving poor children and those left behind by the US base closure. In the USA it provides day care and other programs for American children. 11.0% 2733 National Indian Child Welfare Association 503-222-4044 www.nicwa.org EIN#93-0951531 - Protecting our children and preserving our culture. We enhance 1579 Prevent Child Abuse America 800-CHILDREN www.preventchildabuse.org tribal capacity to deliver quality child welfare services by promoting safe, healthy, EIN#23-7235671 - Leading the way in building awareness, providing education and culturally-strong environments. 14.0% and inspiring hope to everyone involved in preventing the abuse and neglect of our nation’s children. 25.9%* 1546 National Mentoring Partnership 703-224-2200 www.mentoring.org EIN#52- 1674088 - We connect children with adult mentors from businesses, schools, pub- 2717 Rainbows 800-266-3206 www.rainbows.org (Rainbows for All God’s Children) lic service and faith-based organizations. Result: Both reach their full potential. EIN#36-3262836 - Your gift establishes support groups for children grieving a life- 30.5%* altering loss, such as a death, divorce, incarceration or abandonment. 23.4%

1535 National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome 800-66-NOFAS 1578 Reach Out and Read 617-629-8042 www.reachoutandread.org EIN#04-3481253 www.nofas.org EIN#46-0412365 - NOFAS protects the health of children by - Pediatricians give books to young children at checkups, and explain to parents preventing the leading cause of birth defects and retardation- alcohol use during the importance of reading aloud, stressing literacy as a component of basic health. pregnancy- and caring for those affected. 18.0% 17.7%

1577 National SAFE KIDS Campaign 202-662-0600 www.safekids.org (National Safe 2751 Rosie’s For All Kids Foundation www.forallkids.org (The For All Kids Kids) EIN#52-1627574 - The leading agency addressing the number one killer of Foundation) EIN#22-3496398 - Every child deserves a bright beginning. Join children - unintentional injury - through programs with its grassroots network of Rosie O’Donnell in supporting childcare, early education and health care programs 600 offices nationwide. 11.0% helping America’s at-risk children fulfill their potential. 14.9%

2755 Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund USA 301-468-8001 2767 Rugmark Foundation USA 866-RUGMARK www.rugmark.org EIN#52- www.nelsonmandelachildrensfund.com EIN#52-1941401 - NMCF-USA 2042014 - Works to end illegal child labor in the carpet industry by inspecting car- provides financial assistance and support to charitable organizations which provide pet looms and rescuing and educating child weavers in India, Nepal, and Pakistan. shelter, education and welfare to homeless, disabled and otherwise distressed chil- 15.9% dren in South Africa. 6.0% 1520 Save Babies Through Screening Foundation 888-454-3383 www.savebabies.org 1505 One Child at a Time - Americans for International Aid and Adoption EIN#58-2509450 - Advocates saving babies through the newborn screening test. 248-362-1207 www.onechildatatime.org EIN#38-2058290 - Bringing orphaned or The routine PKU test may not be enough, or reported quickly enough. 20.0% abandoned children and adoptive parents together through international adoption while providing humanitarian aid for the children still waiting in orphanages 2756 Seedlings Braille Books for Children 800-777-8552 www.seedlings.org EIN#38- overseas. 5.6% 2565354 - Open the world of literacy to blind children! Every $10 contribution puts a Braille book into the eager hands of children who read by touch. 13.3% 2768 Open Door Adoption Agency 800-868-6339 www.opendooradoption.org EIN#58-1703392 - Opening doors around the world for orphaned children both 2784 Silver Lining Foundation 970-925-9540 www.silverliningfoundation.org (Kid’s domestically and internationally to find families. Providing aid to orphans/poor Stuff Foundation) EIN#84-1130656 - Please help Andrea Jaeger and The Silver children in economically distressed situations. 28.0%* Lining Foundation provide lifetime opportunities to children with cancer and to develop hope and courage to battle illness. 23.0% 2783 Operation Smile 757-321-7645 www.operationsmile.org EIN#54-1460147 - Your gift provides reconstructive surgery to children with facial deformities in 21 countries. Operation Smile trains medical professional and supplies equipment, essential to building self-sufficiency. 30.9%*

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National/International Organizations

1538 Spaulding for Children 248-443-7080 www.spaulding.org EIN#38-1871660 - An 2757 Vanished Children’s Alliance 408-296-1113 www.vca.org EIN#94-2783682 - We adoption service for abused and neglected children, Spaulding finds permanent find America’s missing children! Available 24-hours a day, services are free and loving families and trains adoptive parents and professionals in special skills to include location assistance, prevention education, photo dissemination, reunifica- help healing. 13.2% tion, counseling and more. 26.8%*

2729 Special Olympics, Inc. 800-700-8585 www.specialolympics.org EIN#52-0889518 1540 Voices for America’s Children 202-289-0777 www.voicesforamericaschildren.org - Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and competition for people EIN#34-1479461 - Formerly Association of Child Advocates- a nationwide net- with mental retardation, improving physical fitness and motor skills, and increas- work speaking out for children in need of healthcare, education and protection ing self-confidence, self-image and friendships. 25.2%* from abuse, neglect, violence and poverty. 15.8%

1544 STARBRIGHT Foundation 310-479-1212 www.starbright.org EIN#95-4297293 1522 World Association for Children and Parents (WACAP) 206-575-4550 - Dedicated to improving the quality of life for children living with serious and www.wacap.org EIN#91-0962079 - WACAP transforms young lives by providing chronic illnesses through the creation and distribution of free educational media adoptive families for children in need and critical healthcare, nutrition, and educa- programs. 25.8%* tion for children who are orphaned or impoverished. 10.2%

2785 Starlight Children’s Foundation 800-274-STAR www.starlight.org (The Starlight 1554 Youth for Christ International Ministries 303-843-6033 www.yfci.org EIN#84- Foundation) EIN#95-3802159 - Starlight Children’s Foundation brightens the lives 1188718 - Researching and supporting our youthworkers who make life-changing of over 100,000 children and their families per month through an impressive menu connections with youth through outreach events, social programs, counseling, of in-patient and outpatient programs. 13.3% leadership mentoring, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 9.1%

2766 Students Helping Street Kids International 877-543-7697 www.helpthekids.org 1566 Youth Leaders for the Future, A Legacy Initiative 540-297-5982 EIN#91-1814122 - American students save street kids from the tragedies of drugs, www.globalyouthvillage.org (Institute For Practical Idealism) EIN#51-0249070 - poverty and abuse in Brazil and Tanzania, raising funds to allow them to attend We teach young leaders the skills of resolving conflicts, building collaboration, school. 0.0% and understanding cultural differences. Then we send then home to become responsible global citizens. 12.1% 1541 Sunshine Kids Foundation 800-594-5756 www.sunshinekids.org EIN#76- 0020802 - Provides positive group activities for children with cancer, so they may 1562 Zero to Three: National Center for Infants, Toddlers and Families once again do what kids are meant to do...have fun and celebrate life! 16.3% 202-638-1144 www.zerotothree.org EIN#52-1105189 - Promote the healthy development of our nation’s infants and toddlers by supporting and strengthening 1591 Toys For Tots Foundation 703-640-9433 www.toysfortots.org EIN#22-3050009 - families, communities, and those who work on their behalf. 12.9% Brighten a child’s face on Christmas morning. Help the Marines provide a treas- ured gift and a cherished memory for millions of our nation’s neediest children. 8.1% NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

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★ INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS ★ 1411 Food Industry Crusade Against Hunger 800-896-5101 www.foodforall.org DO UNTO OTHERS: AMERICA'S EIN#48-1003869 - Join the movement to end hunger! We generate new resources, EMERGENCY RELIEF, DEVELOPMENT, AND increase public awareness, and catalyze community-based solutions to hunger HUMANITARIAN OUTREACH locally and worldwide. 25.5%* Federation and Member Organizations 1479 Global Action International 760-438-3979 www.global-action.com EIN#33- 0692415 - Help make a difference! We put your gifts into action by providing 1400 Do Unto Others: America's Emergency Relief, Development, and food, medicine, education and hope to hurting children and communities through- Humanitarian Outreach 800-934-9755 www.duo.org EIN#94-3148590 - Help out the world. 12.1% respected, efficient charities bring relief to the refugees of famine, epidemic, and war, end poverty, protect the environment, and sow the seeds of peace. 2.9% 1436 Global Hunger Project 800-228-6691 www.thp.org EIN#94-2443282 - The Hunger Project unleashes the human spirit: it empowers people to discover their 1401 Adventist Development & Relief Agency International 800-424-ADRA vision, express their leadership and work together to solve hunger's root causes. www.adra.org EIN#52-1314847 - Imagine living without clean water, health serv- 21.9% ices, basic education or job opportunities. Gifts support ADRA's empowering development and relief programs in the U.S. and worldwide. 9.1% 1409 Global Links 412-361-3424 www.globallinks.org EIN#52-1629060 - Recovering surplus medical supplies and equipment from U.S. hospitals and manufacturers for 1488 Africa AIDS Watch 301-270-5300 www.africaaidswatch.org EIN#68-0357089 - health care institutions serving the poor, primarily in Latin America and the Dedicated to providing education on the prevention of HIV infection and compre- Caribbean. 2.1% hensive support services to people affected by HIV and AIDS in Africa. 16.1% 1419 Global Volunteers 800-487-1074 www.globalvolunteers.org EIN#36-3352680 - 1417 African American Opportunity Centers (OIC International) 800-653-6424 Volunteer teams promote international understanding by constructing schools and www.oicinternational.org (Opportunities Industrialization Centers International) clinics, caring for at-risk children, providing healthcare, and teaching conversation- EIN#23-1726113 - Reverend Sullivan's legacy of promoting self-reliance empow- al English in 20 countries including USA. 12.1% ers women and men of Africa to live healthy, productive lives, with new hope for a better future. 2.6% 1457 Heart To Heart International 913-764-5200 www.hearttoheart.org EIN#48- 1108359 - Heart to Heart,a humanitarian organization, serving the poor by pro- 1404 Aid to Southeast Asia 612-378-9491 www.asavn.org EIN#41-1649061 - Founded moting health; alleviating hunger; delivering resources, education and hope; and INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS in 1989 by Vietnam Veterans, ASA delivers lifesaving medical equipment to providing opportunities for meaningful service. 0.6% hospitals in Vietnam, and promotes economic/social development. 5.9% 1496 Hong Bang 573-234-1614 www.hongbang.org EIN#16-1425053 - We provide 1408 Air Serv International 540-428-2323 www.airserv.org/ EIN#59-2500627 - support to rural communities in Vietnam in the areas of education, health and Flights that save lives. We carry medicines, relief workers, supplies, food and social welfare, emphasizing self-help and involvement from the communities medevac patients for hundreds of relief agencies working with developing nations served. 5.3% in crisis. 18.7% 1415 Hope Worldwide 610-254-8800 www.hopeworldwide.org EIN#04-3129839 - 1402 American Friends Service Committee 888-588-2372 www.afsc.org EIN#23- Through volunteers on all inhabited continents, we serve over a million annually, 1352010 - A Quaker organization whose international peace, social justice and through health, education, housing and support services to children, seniors and service work is based on faith in the power of love to overcome violence and injus- needy adults. 14.7% tice. 19.2% 1412 International Development Exchange 415-824-8384 www.idex.org EIN#77- 1403 Ashoka: Innovators for the Public 703-527-8300 www.ashoka.org (Ashoka) 0071852 - A social-change organization challenging global poverty by empower- EIN#51-0255908 - Supports innovative people in 48 countries who dedicate them- ing women and indigenous peoples in Africa, Asia, and Latin America through selves to creating positive social changes in health, the environment, education, grants for development projects and education. 21.1% learning, human rights, and economic development. 18.1% 1423 International Medical Corps 800-481-4462 www.imcworldwide.org EIN#95- 1472 Bread for the World Institute 800-82-BREAD www.bread.org EIN#51-0175510 3949646 - A quick-response humanitarian organization for health care crisis's or - Help us end world hunger! We seek justice for hungry people by engaging in emergencies around the world, with a focus on training local health care workers research and education on policies related to hunger and development. 17.1% for eventual self-reliance. 7.0%

1414 Brother's Brother Foundation 888-323-1916 www.brothersbrother.org EIN#34- 1467 Jesuit Volunteers International 202-687-1132 www.JesuitVolunteers.org 6562544 - Connecting People's Resources with People's Needs: 47 Years, 110 EIN#52-1360384 - Compassionate college graduates serve the poor as teachers Countries, $1.25 Billion in books, food, medical supplies, pharmaceuticals. Forbes and social workers in schools and training centers in developing countries in Latin Magazine "1st in efficiency." 0.2% America, Asia, and Africa. 11.7%

1463 Catholic Medical Mission Board 800-678-5659 www.cmmb.org EIN#13-5602319 - 1440 Life Link 505-438-0010 www.thelifelink.org EIN#85-0360455 - Helping hungry, We recruit and place medical volunteers, train local practitioners, and provide homeless, and displaced children and families through emergency relief, short- emergency medical relief services to places that have experienced natural or politi- term interventions, and self-sufficiency programs. 3.9% cal catastrophes. 4.4% 1410 Make-A-Wish Foundation International 602-230-9900 www.worldwish.org 1422 Center for Communications, Health and the Environment 202-965-5990 EIN#86-0726985 - One person can make the difference. Help grant special wishes www.ceche.org EIN#52-1708643 - Working in the United States and developing for children living with life-threatening illnesses outside of the United States. nations, we assist/train volunteers and professionals to address the health effects of 18.3% poor lifestyle and environmental pollution. 9.1% 1476 MAP International 800-225-8550 www.map.org EIN#36-2586390 - Every $1 1406 Concern America 800-CONCERN www.concernamerica.org EIN#23-7273488 - sends $20 worth of lifesaving medicine to aid needy children and families in the In economically poor countries, nonsalaried professionals oversee programs which developing world and provides health training and AIDS education. 1.1% result in: healthy children, clean drinking water, disease and AIDS prevention, and self-sustaining projects. 19.5% 1461 Medical Education for South African Blacks 732-745-1292 www.mesab.org EIN#52-1390842 - MESAB raises funds to train black health care professionals, in 1407 Direct Relief International 800-676-1638 www.directrelief.org EIN#95-1831116 order to help improve health care for all South Africans. 19.9% - Since 1948, providing humanitarian medical aid to people in need worldwide. Privately funded, apolitical, non-sectarian, and top-rated in efficiency by Forbes, 1468 Medisend/International 214-575-5006 www.medisend.org EIN#75-2332074 - Worth, and Charity Navigator. 1.1% Sending critical healthcare supplies to developing countries. Donated medical equipment from the U.S. goes to hospitals serving the poor regardless of race, reli- 1418 Doctors of the World- USA 212-226-9890 www.doctorsoftheworld.org EIN#13- gion or creed. 25.2%* 3791391 - A nonsectarian, nonprofit organization, which creates sustainable med- ical programs that promote and protect health and human rights in the United 1498 Mercy-USA for Aid and Development, Inc. 800-556-3729 www.mercyusa.org States and abroad. 13.4% EIN#38-2846307 - Dedicated to alleviating human suffering and supporting individuals and communities in their own efforts to become more self-sufficient through agriculture, education, and health services. 5.2%

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1413 ORBIS 800-ORBIS-US www.orbis.org (Project ORBIS International) EIN#23- 7297651 - Fights blindness worldwide using a flying eye hospital to teach INTERNATIONAL UNAFFILIATED sight-saving skills to medical professionals and to treat patients with preventable ORGANIZATIONS blindness in developing countries. 33.4%* 2658 A Self-help Assistance Program 770-632-7451 www.asapafrica.org 1482 Ploughshares Fund 415-775-2244 www.ploughshares.org EIN#94-2764520 - EIN#68-0257525 - ASAP assists rural communities in Zimbabwe to improve their Working to build a safer world by supporting efforts to prevent spread and use of own lives by implementing projects that assists women, orphans and children nuclear, biological and chemical weapons, ban landmines, and prevent conflict. affected by HIV/AIDS. 9.7% 4.7% 2674 Big Brothers Big Sisters International 215-717-5130 www.bbbsi.org EIN#23- 1421 Polish American Congress Charitable Foundation (PACCF) 773-763-9944 2987297 - Supports mentoring relationships between caring volunteers and vulner- www.polamcon.org EIN#36-2732238 - Provides medical supplies, books and able children worldwide and helps sustain and expand the Big Brothers Big Sisters equipment to Poland's hospitals, rehabilitation centers, orphanages, and the elderly, program in over forty countries. 26.8%* and sponsors other health care programs including neonatal training/research. 0.9% 2914 Brazil Foundation 212-595-6995 www.brazilfoundation.org EIN#13-4131482 - BrazilFoundation bridges donors in the US with grassroots projects in 1448 Refugees International 800-REFUGEE www.refugeesinternational.org EIN#52- education, health, human rights, citizenship and culture that promote social change 1224516 - In 2004, RI celebrates 25 years of advocacy for refugees and displaced in Brazil. 0.3% people around the world. Please help us mobilize lifesaving protection and human- itarian assistance. 15.9% 1149 Bread & Water for Africa, Inc. 888-371-6622 www.africanrelief.org EIN#54- 1884520 - Strengthening African initiatives for self-sufficiency through grassroots 1483 Relief International 310-478-1200 www.ri.org EIN#95-4300662 - Empower the health, clean water, education, orphanages, vocational training, agriculture and underprivileged to sustainably improve their livelihoods leveraging innovative and micro-credit programs focusing on women and grassroots methodologies, capacity building and the power of technology. 7.1% children. 2.0%

1416 Search for Common Ground 202-265-4300 www.sfcg.org EIN#52-1257425 - 2680 Children, Inc. 804-359-4562 www.children-inc.org EIN#54-0761510 - An inter- Transforming how the world deals with conflict, away from violence and toward national organization providing long-range assistance to needy children of all races cooperation, in America and 14 other countries in Africa, Europe and the Mideast. and creeds worldwide. Administers to their physical, mental and spiritual needs. 2.8% 15.8%

1497 SEVA Foundation 800-223-7382 www.seva.org EIN#38-2231279 - Restoring eye- 1085 Conflict Management Group (CMG) 617-354-5444 www.cmgroup.org EIN#22- sight to the blind in Asia and Africa; empowering Indigenous and Native American 2571272 - CMG helps international organizations, regional and municipal govern- communities to overcome poverty and disease in U.S. and Central America. 22.4% ments, ethnic and indigenous groups, local communities, NGOs and people in conflict to manage their differences peacefully. 23.6% 1424 South Africa Development Fund 617-522-5511 www.southafrica-newyork.net/sadf.htm EIN#22-2674813 - Help reverse the legacy 2601 Family Care Foundation 619-468-3191 www.familycare.org EIN#33-0734917 - of apartheid in South Africa. Support grassroots efforts in HIV/AIDS, democracy- Help make everyday miracles happen. Providing education, care for orphans, food, building, economic development, education, environmental justice and human HIV/AIDS care, emergency relief, medial aid, self- rights. 1.9% sufficiency, sharing the Good News, and more. 12.8%

1425 Summer Institute of Linguistics 202-785-2441 www.sil.org EIN#75-1840827 - 0802 Food for the Poor 954-427-2222 www.foodforthepoor.org EIN#59-2174510 - SIL serves the world's minority language communities by promoting their Collects and distributes food, clothing, money, supplies and housing to indigent development, dignity, and cultural preservation through literacy, training, transla- persons throughout the world to improve their health, economic, and social tion, linguistic research, and community development. 19.8% conditions. 5.6%

1485 Trickle Up Program, Inc. 212-255-9980 www.trickleup.org EIN#06-1043042 - 2640 Global Health Action 404-634-5748 www.globalhealthaction.org EIN#23-7241142 - Through our proven economic empowerment model of business training and seed Creating healthier communities around the globe through grants, we enable the poorest worldwide to start their own micro- education and training in leadership, management and health promotion. Healthy enterprises. 19.7% People, Healthy Communities, A Healthy World 38.0%*

1451 United Palestinian Appeal 800-892-6183 www.helpUPA.com EIN#11-2494808 - 9855 Global Opportunities for Christ 434-970-7990 www.goforchrist.org EIN#54- A nonpolitical humanitarian charity supporting Palestinians in the West Bank, 1815340 - Providing financial assistance to indigenous Christian ministries world- Gaza, and refugee camps in Lebanon through health, education, community devel- wide for planting churches, evangelizing, training and assisting the poor and opment and child sponsorship programs. 8.2% oppressed, including widows, orphans and street kids. 14.7%

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS INTERNATIONAL 1495 Volunteers in Asia 650-723-3228 www.viaprograms.org EIN#94-1622372 - 1072 Grassroots International, Inc. 617-524-1400 www.grassrootsonline.org EIN#04- Cross-cultural volunteer opportunities for young Americans. New languages, 2791159 - Grassroots International promotes global justice by advancing political, cultures and perspectives are learned, thus fostering greater communication and economic, and social rights and by supporting development alternatives through understanding between the US and Asia. 11.0% partnerships, grantmaking, education, and advocacy. 14.5%

1420 Water For People 303-734-3490 www.waterforpeople.org EIN#84-1166148 - 9800 International Children's Care, Inc. 360-573-0429 www.forhiskids.org EIN#93- Water for People. Helping the most impoverished people worldwide improve their 0717332 - Furnishes care and provides family-style homes for abandoned and quality of life by supporting sustainable drinking water, sanitation and hygiene orphaned children in needy countries, including Guatemala, Dominican Republic, projects. 17.9% El Salvador, Colombia, Romania, Thailand, Mexico 8.5%

1426 Wisconsin/Nicaragua Partners 715-346-4702 wnp.uwsp.edu EIN#39-6099827 - 2652 International Crisis Group 202-785-1601 www.crisisweb.org EIN#52-5170039 - You provide real support for real services for real people. We work "on the Examining deadly conflicts around the globe and offering practical solutions to ground" to advance sustainable community development for people in Nicaragua. help prevent and resolve them, ICG's field reporting and advocacy have been inter- 12.0% nationally acclaimed. 11.8%

1405 World Hunger Year 212-629-8850 www.worldhungeryear.org EIN#13-2805575 - 2653 Islamic Relief 818-238-9520 www.irw.org EIN#95-4453134 - With your help we Fighting hunger and poverty through education, policy advocacy, and assistance to work to alleviate suffering, hunger, illiteracy and diseases worldwide without thousands of grassroots organizations promoting self-reliance. Co-founded by regard to color, race or creed in a compassionate, dignified manner. 7.7% Harry Chapin in 1975. 20.1% 1398 Mano a Mano Medical Resources 651-457-3141 www.manoamano.org EIN#41- 1429 World Neighbors 800-242-6387 www.wn.org EIN#73-0707328 - Works with 1796971 - Mano a Mano Medical Resources provides and supports health care rural poor throughout Asia, Africa and Latin America to strengthen their capacity services in Bolivia. Activities increase the capacity of health care providers to to solve their own problems related to hunger, disease and poverty. 22.2% serve impoverished patients. 1.1%

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1193 Minnesota Friends of the Orphans 651-482-1703 www.friendsmn.org EIN#36- 9957 Friends of Conservation-Friends of the Masai Mara 630-954-3388 3460088 - Financial/educational/material support for care and nurturing of www.friendsofconservation.org EIN#36-3561971 - Works through research, orphans in Latin America/Caribbean; links sponsors with individual children. natural resource management, community conservation and education to balance 16.5% the needs of Africans and wildlife,which together share the natural habitat and ecosystems. 31.6%* 1367 Mustard Seed Ministries 256-955-4763 EIN#63-1244842 - Christian evangelism and discipleship to students, in the African countries of Zambia and Malawi. 9958 GAIA Vaccine Foundation 401-453-2068 www.GAIAvaccine.org EIN#05- Reach 20 students per dollar contributed. 6.8% 0517471 - Working to make a global "cross-clade" vaccine for AIDS that is free and accessible to people in Africa and throughout the world. 48.3%* 1155 Okinawa Christian School Mission 623-556-2688 www.ocsi.org EIN#23- 7057861 - Provides a quality, affordable, fully accredited, biblically integrated 9959 Growth Through Learning, Inc. 508-757-7765 www.growththroughlearning.org American-style K-12 educational program to Okinawa's international community. EIN#04-3372808 - Provides educational opportunities by offering scholarships to Donations support tuition assistance for needy families. 14.4% deserving East African girls and young women. Also encourages cross-cultural exchanges of information with East African nations. 5.2% 1329 Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome International, Inc. 877-737-4685 www.shwachman-diamond.org EIN#43-1709945 - Provides support to those who 9960 International Centre for Research in Agroforestry 650-833-6645 have Shwachman-Diamond syndrome, a genetic, often fatal, multi-system disorder www.worldagroforestrycentre.org EIN#31-1567778 - Develops the science and which affects primarily the pancreas and bone marrow. 0.0% practice of agroforestry that brings the results of research efforts to farmers' fields in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. 21.2% 1380 Smile Train, The 212-689-9199 www.smiletrain.org EIN#13-3661416 - Give a child a second chance at life! The Smile Train provides cleft surgery that takes as 9961 International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology 510-893-3811 little as 45 minutes and costs just $250. 21.9% www.icipe.org EIN#31-1516051 - Conducts research into and devises solutions for problems caused by insects that live in Africa and in other tropical locations. 9864 Trans World Radio 919-460-3700 www.twr.org EIN#22-1690564 - Life changing 22.0% help and hope for men, women, children, through broadcasting Biblically based programming, and followup, in 180 languages to listeners in over 160 countries. 9962 International Livestock Research Institute 650-833-6660 www.ilri.org EIN#52- 15.1% 1953157 - Focuses on three pathways out of poverty: securing capital assets, improving productivity, and enhancing market access for poor Africans through INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 2669 Ukrainian National Women's League of America, Inc. 212-982-2889 research that improves livestock livelihoods. 24.3% www.unwla.org EIN#23-6404061 - Dynamic, all-volunteer women's organization championing Ukraine's cultural heritage, and providing humanitarian aid to 9963 ITDP/Access Africa 212-629-8001 www.itdp.org EIN#52-1399520 - Provides Ukraine's elderly, the infirm, and disadvantaged children in Ukraine and its bicycles to African AIDS workers and deserving students and helps African diaspora. 19.7% governments develop responsible transport solutions. Promotes environmentally sustainable and equitable transportation systems worldwide. 11.4% 1313 Vietnam Children's Fund 202-347-2422 www.vietnamchildren.org EIN#52- 1840699 - Committed to constructing elementary schools in impoverished 9964 Save Africa's Children 323-733-1048 www.saveafricaschildren.org EIN#22- Vietnam as a "living memorial" to the families and children lost in the Vietnam 3862628 - Supports organizations throughout Africa meeting the needs of children war. 15.7% orphaned or affected by AIDS. Raises awareness in the US of the AIDS crisis in Africa. 20.3% 1041 Women's Learning Partnership for Rights, Development, and Peace 301-654-2774 www.learningpartnership.org EIN#52-2199581 - WLP empowers 9965 Trees for the Future, Inc. 800-643-0001 www.treesftf.org EIN#52-1644969 - women and girls in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East through leadership, human Provides technical training, planning, and plant materials to local groups in rights, conflict resolution, democracy advocacy, and technology training programs. African and other developing countries to initiate self-help projects for environ- 19.0% mentally sustainable development. 22.9%

9966 Uganda Children's Charity Foundation 214-824-0661 www.uccf.org EIN#75- 2577687 - Cares for AIDS orphans and other disadvantaged children in Uganda AID TO AFRICA with the goal of helping them become healthy and productive members of society. Federation and Member Organizations 44.9%*

9950 Aid to Africa Federation, Inc. 202-531-2000 www.africacharities.org EIN#06- 9967 Uganda Christian University Partners 214-343-6422 www.ugandapartners.org 1703295 - Works to raise awareness and support for conservation, food, health, EIN#25-1857098 - Supports Uganda Christian University (UCU) through scholar- and development programs through a network of charities in Sub-Saharan Africa. ships, building projects, technical expertise, and networking to increase the num- 0.0% ber of professionals of faith in East Africa. 24.1%

9951 Africa Action 202-546-7961 www.africaaction.org EIN#52-1166473 - Works for 9968 Visions in Action 202-625-7402 www.visionsinaction.org EIN#52-1659822 - An political, economic and social justice, providing information and mobilizing the organization committed to achieving social and economic justice in Africa and the public to improve policies of the US and multinational institutions toward Africa. developing world through the participation of communities of self-reliant, grass- 9.9% roots volunteers. 4.9%

9952 African Conservancy, The 760-945-7571 www.africanconservancy.org EIN#33- 9969 World Hope International, Inc. 888-466-4673 www.worldhope.org EIN#35- 0943228 - Works with partners throughout Africa to protect and rehabilitate 1985485 - Hope and healing for a hurting world. Sponsors programs that provide wilderness areas and to bring about socioeconomic changes that reverse trends in food, medicine and education for children and families in Africa and other under- wilderness destruction. 17.5% developed countries. 14.3%

9953 American Leprosy Missions, Inc. 864-271-7040 www.leprosy.org EIN#13- 5562163 - Provides care to people in Africa and around the world with leprosy and related disabilities. Working to develop a vaccine to prevent leprosy. 38.6%* GLOBAL IMPACT Federation and Member Organizations 9954 Books for Africa, Inc. 651-602-9844 www.booksforafrica.org EIN#41-1627391 - Collects, sorts, ships and distributes books to children's libraries and schools in 23 0300 Global Impact 800-638-8079 www.charity.org EIN#52-1273585 - Your support African countries. Supports research and reference libraries in Malawi and helps provide disaster relief and brings education, health care and economic Tanzania. 1.7% opportunities to the poorest people on earth through programs that promote self- sufficiency. 11.5% 9955 Dairy Relief, Inc. 618-654-3676 www.dairyrelief.org EIN#54-1872657 - The only US-based charitable organization whose sole purpose is providing quality US 0301 ACCION International 800-638-8079 www.accion.org EIN#13-2535763 - dairy products to hungry people in Africa and around the world. 3.6% ACCION is a nonprofit organization dedicated to giving people the tools they need--small business loans and training--to work their way out of poverty. 19.2% 9956 Foundation for Democracy in Africa, The 202-331-1333 www.democracy-africa.org EIN#52-1921056 - Works to integrate African nations into the mainstream of the global economy by educating Africa's leaders and citi- zens about democracy and free enterprise. 21.2%

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0355 Africa-America Institute 800-745-3899 www.aaionline.org EIN#52-0218859 - 0346 ECHO 800-638-8079 www.echonet.org EIN#23-7275283 - Fights world hunger Founded in 1953, our programs educate Africans with advanced skills and educate by helping people help themselves. Provides training, information and seeds to American decision makers about Africa. 20,000 African alumni represent us in 50 agricultural workers and missionaries working with small farmers in 160 coun- countries. 29.9%* tries. 23.4%

0302 African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF) 800-638-8079 0311 FINCA International 800-638-8079 www.villagebanking.org EIN#13-3240109 - www.amref.org EIN#13-1867411 - Since 1957, has improved health for Africans In 22 countries, our Village Banking programs give the working poor capital loans through training, capacity building and advocacy in HIV/AIDS, malaria, family to finance self-employment activities, improve family income and achieve finan- health, water and sanitation and clinical outreach. 22.5% cial independence. 12.9%

0303 Africare 800-638-8079 www.africare.org EIN#23-7116952 - Develops 0314 Freedom From Hunger 800-708-2555 www.freefromhunger.org EIN#95-1647835 - self-help programs in Africa to increase food production, develop clean water Our Credit with Education program assists poor families with two of the world's resources, manage the environment, strengthen health care and deliver emergency most powerful resources ever created: money and information. 22.1% assistance. Established 1971. 20.0% 0340 Goodwill Global, Inc. 800-639-8079 www.goodwill.org EIN#52-1386398 - 0304 American Ireland Fund 800-IRL-FUND www.irlfunds.org EIN#25-1306992 - Supports development of organizations, business alliances and innovative enter- Through contributions, primarily from the United States, the American Ireland prise collaborations worldwide to increase the self-sufficiency of people who have Fund supports peace, culture, charity and education projects throughout Ireland. few vocational opportunities. 11.6% 21.4% 0342 Health Volunteers Overseas 800-638-8079 www.hvousa.org EIN#52-1485477 - 0305 American Jewish World Service 800-889-7146 www.ajws.org EIN#22-2584370 - American health care professionals volunteer to improve global health in 25 devel- Provides nonsectarian, sustainable development assistance, technical support and oping countries by teaching new techniques and donating educational materials emergency relief to people in need in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle and essential medical equipment. 14.5% East, Russia and Ukraine. 14.9% 0315 Heifer International 800-422-0474 www.heifer.org EIN#35-1019477 - 0306 American Leprosy Foundation 800-638-8079 www.erols.com/lwm-alf EIN#13- Helps poor families worldwide become self-sufficient by providing food- 5563415 - Leprosy, one of the world's oldest diseases, afflicts approximately 2-4 and income-producing animals, community development training and million people worldwide. Our goal is to eradicate this devastating disease through environmentally-sound farming techniques. 26.4%* scientific research. 18.8% 0316 Helen Keller International 800-638-8079 www.hkworld.org EIN#13-5562162 - 0307 American Near East Refugee Aid (ANERA) 800-638-8079 www.anera.org Works in 25 nations in Asia, Africa and the Americas to treat and/or prevent EIN#52-0882226 - Through your help, ANERA brings education, health, cataract, nutritional blindness, onchocerciasis, refractive error and trachoma. economic opportunity and relief to hundreds of communities in need in the West 11.6% Bank, Gaza, Lebanon and Jordan. 5.6% 0318 International Eye Foundation 800-638-8079 www.iefusa.org EIN#52-0742301 - 0313 American Refugee Committee 800-875-7060 www.archq.org EIN#36-3013376 - Saves sight worldwide. Programs to control vitamin A deficiency, "river blind- Helps refugees, displaced people and victims of war rebuild their lives. Services ness," trachoma and cataracts. Provides local health worker training, technology include health care, skills training, reconstruction, conflict resolution, and repatria- transfer, eye surgery, equipment, medicine. 14.2% tion assistance. 6.8% 0348 International Orthodox Christian Charities 877-803-4622 www.iocc.org 0333 AmeriCares 800-486-HELP www.americares.org EIN#06-1008595 - AmeriCares EIN#25-1679348 - Provides humanitarian assistance in 18 countries, helping over is a non-profit disaster relief and medical assistance organization, providing help 1 million people in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East devastated by and hope for all people irrespective of race, creed or political persuasion. 1.5% disasters and poverty. 9.5%

0308 CARE 800-521-CARE www.careusa.org EIN#13-1685039 - Promotes effective 0351 International Relief Teams 800-638-8079 www.irteams.org EIN#33-0412751 - solutions to poverty. We save lives, provide economic opportunity, promote self- Sends volunteers to assist disaster victims worldwide; conducts medical, surgical help and seek a world of hope, tolerance and social justice. 7.2% and public health training programs to promote self-sufficiency in Latvia, Lithuania, Africa, Mexico, Honduras, Fiji. 3.2% 0309 Catholic Relief Services - USCCB 800-235-2772 www.catholicrelief.org EIN#13-5563422 - Since 1943, in 94 countries, a leader in international relief and 0319 International Rescue Committee 877-REFUGEE www.theirc.org EIN#13- development, helping people in need, supporting self-help programs, restoring and 5660870 - Providing refugee relief, protection and resettlement. Approximately preserving human dignity. 13.2% 90% of total spending goes directly to refugee assistance. Your support will allevi- ate suffering in 25 countries worldwide. 8.8% 0312 Childreach 800-556-7918 www.childreach.org EIN#13-5661832 - A global, nonprofit, child-centered organization operating since 1937, seeking to make 0343 International Youth Foundation 800-638-8079 www.iyfnet.org EIN#38-2935397

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS INTERNATIONAL lasting improvements in the lives of poor children and their families in developing - Supports programs that improve young people's lives and prospects in nearly 60 countries. 25.2%* countries and territories, through a global network of companies, foundations and nongovernmental organizations. 35.2%* 0345 Children International 800-888-3089 www.children.org EIN#44-6005794 - A nonprofit, humanitarian organization providing program benefits and services 0335 Lutheran World Relief 800-LWR-LWR2 www.lwr.org EIN#13-2574963 - Works including medical care, educational assistance and material aid to poverty-stricken with partners in 50 countries to help people grow food, improve healthcare, children and families in fourteen countries. 17.7% strengthen communities, end conflict, build livelihoods and recover from disasters. 6.2% 0324 Christian Children's Fund 800-776-6766 www.christianchildrensfund.org EIN#54-0536100 - An international humanitarian organization dedicated to the 0365 Mercy Corps 800-292-3355 www.mercycorps.org EIN#91-1148123 - A nonprofit development and survival of children worldwide regardless of race, nationality, international relief and development organization that exists to alleviate suffering, gender or religion. 20.7% poverty and oppression by helping people build secure, productive and just com- munities. 7.5% 0356 Christian Reformed World Relief Committee (CRWRC) 800-55C-RWRC www.crwrc.org EIN#38-1708140 - Works with families and communities to 0341 Near East Foundation 800-638-8079 www.neareast.org EIN#13-1624114 - improve leadership skills, food production, income earning, health education and Works with local organizations to create self-sustaining programs. We provide literacy. 21.1% resources, technical assistance and training in agriculture, gender, health, environ- ment, literacy, civil society and income-generation. 34.1%* 0310 Church World Service/CROP 800-297-1516 www.churchworldservice.org EIN#13-4080201 - Helps end hunger near and far. Assists refugees and disaster 0317 Opportunity International 800-7WE-WILL www.opportunity.org EIN#54- survivors. Provides tools of hope for grassroots development: water, food, educa- 0907624 - Empowers poor entrepreneurs in developing countries by providing tion, healthcare, reforestation and self-reliance. 19.2% small loans and basic business training to start or expand their own businesses and become self-supporting. 18.8% 0336 Doctors Without Borders USA 800-DWB-0-DWB www.doctorswithoutborders.org EIN#13-3433452 - An independent international medical relief organization that sends volunteer health professionals to aid victims of war, epidemics and natural disasters in over 80 countries. 15.5%

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International Organizations

0320 Oxfam America 800-77-OXFAM www.oxfamamerica.org EIN#23-7069110 - Our 0327 TechnoServe, Inc. 800-99-WORKS www.technoserve.org EIN#13-2626135 - agency funds long-term economic development and humanitarian assistance proj- Helps men and women in the developing world to build businesses that create ects worldwide and advocates for policies that combat poverty and advance the income, opportunity and economic growth for their families, communities and rights of impoverished people. 21.6% their countries. 15.8%

0321 Pan American Development Foundation 800-638-8079 www.padf.org EIN#52- 0329 UNICEF, U.S. Fund for 800-FOR-KIDS www.unicefusa.org EIN#13-1760110 - 6054268 - To increase opportunity for the disadvantaged in Latin America and the Works for the survival, protection and development of children worldwide through Caribbean and help communities achieve economic and social progress through fundraising, education and advocacy. 10.4% innovative partnerships. 10.9% 0328 Unitarian Universalist Service Committee 800-766-5236 www.uusc.org 0323 Planned Parenthood - World Population 800-829-7732 EIN#04-6186012 - Works internationally with grassroots partners to support www.plannedparenthood.org EIN#13-1644147 - Supports sexual and reproductive human rights, particularly those of oppressed indigenous, racial and ethnic groups, health programs in the developing world, in partnership with local nongovernmen- women's empowerment and children's rights. 19.6% tal organizations, that promote women's reproductive health, freedom and dignity. 19.0% 0352 United Methodist Committee on Relief 800-841-1235 www.gbgm-umc.org EIN#36-2167731 - Outreach program focuses on disaster relief, refugee 0337 Population Communications International 877-724-7627 www.population.org assistance and alleviation of hunger and poverty. Provides leadership training, EIN#13-3280193 - We produce radio and television soap operas that motivate peo- housing improvement, local crafts, agriculture and industry development. 3.1% ple to adopt new attitudes and behaviors that foster reproductive health, gender equality and environmental protection. 23.3% 0366 United Seamen's Service 800-638-8079 www.uss-ammla.com EIN#13-5562370 - Provides overseas health and welfare services to the American Merchant Marine 0325 Project HOPE 800-544-4673 www.projhope.org EIN#53-0242962 - Provides sus- and seafarers of allied nations and a 24-hour hotline for emergency family assis- tainable improvements in health through education and humanitarian assistance, in tance. 20.7% 32 countries with 93% of revenues spent on programs. 5.9% 0331 World Relief Corporation 800-535-5433 www.worldrelief.org EIN#23-6393344 - 0350 Rotary Foundation of Rotary International 800-638-8079 www.rotary.org Provides emergency relief and community-based solutions to alleviate hunger and EIN#36-3245072 - Our Polio Plus program provides vaccines and mobilizes com- poverty in 20 countries and provides resettlement assistance to refugees in the munities, volunteers and resources in support of international efforts to immunize United States. 19.1% INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS children and eradicate polio worldwide. 20.1% 0370 World Vision 800-777-5777 www.worldvision.org EIN#95-1922279 - Responds to 0338 Salvation Army World Service Office (SAWSO) 800-SAL-ARMY natural disasters and conflicts that affect children, families and communities. www.salvationarmyusa.org EIN#13-2923701 - Assists the poor with health Helps rebuild lives by providing safe water, food, medicine, education and small- services, HIV/AIDS support, education, capacity building and reconstruction and business development. 16.0% income generation, with heart to God and hand to man. 1.1%

0326 Save the Children 800-728-3843 www.savethechildren.org EIN#06-0726487 - Provides relief and development programs in health, education and economic opportunities to over 12 million children and families in the United States and developing countries. 10.7%

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★ LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS ★ 7580 Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County (707) 578-7707 UNITED WAY SONOMA-MENDOCINO-LAKE www.sonomacountyhabitat.org EIN#68-0041170 - We build affordable homes in Federation and Member Organizations partnership with families in need. Our vision is for everyone in Sonoma County to have a decent home. 84.6%* 7500 United Way of Sonoma-Mendocino-Lake (707) 528-4485 www.unitedwaysml.org EIN#94-1669646 - Providing leadership, collaboration and funding to impact the 7578 Jewish Family and Children’s Services, Sonoma County Branch most critical issues in our community. 32%* (707) 571-8131 www.jfcs.org EIN#94-1156528 - Compassionate, cost-effective preventive, therapeutic, educational and supportive professional and volunteer 7502 American Lung Association of California, Redwood Empire Branch human services help 48,000 people - children, families and elderly - annually, (707) 527-5864 www.lungusa.org/redwoodempire/ EIN#94-0362650 - For 100 relieving suffering and sustaining self-sufficiency. 18% years, the leaders in education, information and research regarding lung disease, asthma, air quality and tobacco addiction. Improving Life, One Breath at a Time. 3231 Kid Street Learning Center (707) 525-9223 www.kstreet.org EIN#68-0306257 15% Provides direct services (K-6 charter school and after-school program) to youth-at- risk and their families who suffer from drug abuse, domestic violence and poverty. 7503 American Red Cross, Sonoma County Chapter (707) 577-7600 29%* www.sonomacounty.redcross.org EIN#94-1641912 - Provides disaster relief, pre- paredness education and training; classes in CPR, First Aid, Water safety, 45 other 7581 Northern California Center for Well Being (707) 575-6043 Health and Safety classes; emergency communication between military personnel www.norcalwellbeing.org EIN#93-1144835 - A health education and wellness cen- and families. 26%* ter dedicated to helping people with chronic illness or those at risk improve their health through education and self-care. 8.7% 7517 Big Brothers & Sisters of Mendocino Cnty aka Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mendocino (707) 964-1228 www.bigbrothersbigsistersofmendocino.com 7540 People for People, Inc.: Lake and Mendocino County Long Term Care EIN#94-2875100 - Our work is as elementary as putting a friend in a child’s life Ombudsman (707) 468-5882 EIN#94-2699731 - Ombudsman hear, mediate and and as essential as putting hope in a child’s future through Mentoring. 11% resolve problems for the residents in long-term care, through regular visits. Ombudsman investigate elder abuse in long-term care. 16% 7508 Boys & Girls Clubs of Petaluma (707) 769-5322 www.petalumabgc.org EIN#94- 1244390 - Goal is to inspire Petaluma youth to develop positive skills, attitudes, 7514 Plowshares Peace and Justice Center (707) 462-858 www.plowsharesfeeds.org and achieve their full potential while reaching out to those who need us most. EIN#68-0218781 - Free hot meals weekdays. “Meals-on-Wheels” for disabled sen- 22.5% iors. Laundry, showers, haircuts, telephone, mail, resource/referral and other serv- ices to the homeless and needy. 6.67% 7505 Boys and Girls Club of Santa Rosa (707) 542-3249 www.bgcsr.org EIN#94- 1498233 - For 54 years, we have assisted thousands of children ages 6-18, to stay 7516 R House, Inc. (707) 571-2215 EIN#94-2278033 - Youth agency providing treat- off the streets and out of gangs after-school and summers. 25% ment and education to chemically dependent persons ages 14-18; using a full range of therapeutic services emphasizing 12-steps, counseling, and private school. 7533 CARE Children’s Counseling Center (707) 575-9166 2% www.carechldrenscounseling.com EIN#68-0164651 - Provides individual, group, and family counseling for Sonoma County children who have been abused, wit- 7547 Redwood Empire Food Bank (707) 523-7900 www.refb.org EIN#68-0121855 - nessed violence, have behavior problems or are in divorcing families. 10.3% Sonoma County’s largest hunger-relief organization, distributes 8 million pounds of food annually to low-income people through charitable agencies and its own 0184 Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa (707) 528-8712 food assistance programs. 2.2% www.srcharities.org EIN#94-2479393 - Through 25 programs and services, Catholic Charities helps at-risk children, the homeless and hungry, young 7574 Sonoma County Family YMCA (707) 545-9622 www.scfymca.org EIN#94- mothers, immigrants, and victims of Alzheimer’s disease and their caregivers. 1265049 - We serve men, boys and girls of all ages providing a full range of recre- 15.4% ational and after school activities, leadership development and prevention pro- grams. 19.12% 7593 Community Support Network (707) 575-0979 www.communitysupportnet.org EIN#94-2159583 - To help individuals with psychiatric disabilities achieve inde- 7518 Sonoma County Legal Aid (707) 542-6664 EIN#68-0008581 - SCLA provides pendent living by providing a network of community based services including sup- services to low-income families with housing and family problems through com- ported housing, case management, homeless outreach, and vocational training. 4% munity education, self-help clinics, and referral to volunteer attorneys. 20%

7507 COTS (Committee on the Shelterless) (707) 765-6530 www.cots-homeless.org 7542 Southwest Community Health Center (707) 547-2222 EIN#68-0365296 - SCHC

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS EIN#68-0176855 - Provides emergency shelter, transitional housing, childcare, provides comprehensive primary medical care to the uninsured and underinsured. parenting education, emergency food, counseling, money management training, Services include general medicine, obstetrics, family planning, mental health care, job skills and case management to homeless families and individuals. 14.4% and health education. 14%

7521 Council on Aging Services for Seniors (707) 525-0143 www.councilonaging.com 7567 West County Community Services (707) 887-2226 EIN#94-2277740 - Provides EIN#94-6138714 - Provides nutrition (Meals on Wheels), legal services, case man- a wide range of human services in western Sonoma County for senior citizens, agement, day care centers, dining sites, and money management services to homeless, children, youth, families, persons with disabilities, and schools. 16% Sonoma County seniors. 15% 7596 West County Health Centers, Inc. aka Russian River Health Center & 7524 Face to Face (707) 544-1581 www.f2f.org EIN#68-0052664 - The primary AIDS Occidental Area Health Center (707) 869-1594 EIN#23-7310613 - West County service organization serving Sonoma County since 1985 to providing compassion- Health Centers, Inc. provides primary care, counseling and dental services to area ate care to every man, woman, and child living with HIV and their loved ones. residents, regardless of ability to pay. 13% 26%*

3089 Family Service Agency of Sonoma County, Inc. (707) 545-4551 EIN#94-1617635 - Family Service Agency of Sonoma County, Inc.’s ten programs provide a full spec- COMMUNITY HEALTH CHARITIES trum of counseling services to over 900 children, families, adults and seniors each Federation and Member Organizations year using a sliding fee scale. 14% 8000 Community Health Charities of California 925-947-5771 7557 Girl Scouts of Konocti Council (707) 524-9210 www.konoctigirlscouts.org www.healthcharitiescal.org EIN#94-1732873 Raise and distribute funds through EIN#94-1434629 - Girl Scouts help girls develop their full potential through an local California chapters of more than 50 member agencies who fight life threat- informal educational program provided by adult volunteers in an all-girl ening illnesses, provide patient services, education, and research. 9.8% environment. 21% 8055 Alliance for Technology Access 415-455-4575 www.ATAccess.org EIN#94- 7579 Habitat for Humanity of Lake County (707) 278-0326 www.hfhlcca.org 3090226 - A network of resource centers, individuals, organizations and vendors EIN#68-0459756 - Eradicate poverty housing in Lake County, CA by helping pro- dedicated to providing quality technology information to people with disabilities. vide decent, affordable and healthy homes for low-income families with housing 27.6%* needs. Giving pride in ownership! 0.004%

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Local Organizations

8050 ALSAC/St Jude Children’s Research Hospital 714-663-7200 www.stjude.org 8034 Lupus Foundation of America, Northern California Chapter 916-973-0776 EIN#35-104485 - World’s premier institute dedicated to research, treatment, and www.lupus.org EIN#68-0390250 - Voluntary health organization supporting indi- cure of children with cancer, pediatric A.I.D.S., leukemia, and other catastrophic viduals and families affected by lupus, educating the public, health professionals diseases. All patient/family costs covered 5% and patients, and providing direct financial support for lupus research. 6.4%

8022 ALS Association Bay Area Chapter 415-392-2572 www.alsabayarea EIN#91- 8013 March of Dimes Birth Defect Foundation 415-788-2202 www.modimes.org 175878 - The Chapter is dedicated to the fight against ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease) EIN#13-1846366 - Improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects and through research, patient and community services, public education, special events infant mortality through programs of research, community services, education and and advocacy. 21% advocacy. 10%

8001 Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders Association of Northern California 8035 Mission Hospice of San Mateo County 650-554-1000 www.missionhospice.org 650-962-8111 www.alznorcal.org EIN#94-2897949 - We provides direct assistance EIN#94-2567162 - State licensed, Medicare certified, nonprofit. Since 1979, pro- to patients and caregivers; education for health care professionals and the public; viding compassionate and professional care and support to terminally ill patients public policy advocacy; and support for research on dementia. 25.6%* and their families throughout San Mateo County. 16.83%

8029 American Heart Association 800-242-8721 www.heartsource.org EIN#13- 8014 Muscular Dystrophy Association 415-673-7500 www.mdausa.org EIN#13- 5613797 - World’s largest non-governmental supporter of cardiovascular research. 1665552 - Fighting neuromuscular diseases through worldwide research, a nation- Heart disease and stroke account for more deaths of Federal Employees than near- wide network of clinics offering comprehensive medical services, and far-reaching ly all other causes combined. 24.9% professional and public health education. 10.6%

8030 American Liver Foundation 415-248-1060 www.liverfoundation.org EIN#36- 8018 National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Northern California Chapter 2883000 - Works to prevent, treat, and cure hepatitis and over 100 liver diseases by 800-FIGHT-MS www.nationalmssociety.org EIN#94-129435 - Works to end the funding research, education and advocacy efforts. Provides 24 hour resource/infor- devastating effects of multiple sclerosis through research and programs for people mation referral. 8.5% with MS and their families. 16%

8003 American Lung Association of the East Bay 510-893-5474 8066 Parkinson’s Institute 800-786-2958 www.thepi.org EIN#94-3061594 - Patient www.lungusa.org/eastbay EIN#94-1156623 - The mission is to promote lung care and research center to find cause(s) and cure, investigate better treatment health and prevent lung disease, with special emphasis on asthma, tobacco techniques and develop prevention strategies for Parkinson’s disease and related control, and environmental health. 13.5% movement disorders. 28%*

8005 Arthritis Foundation, Northern California Chapter 800-464-6240 8020 Prevent Blindness Northern California 415-387-0934 www.EyeInfo.org www.arthritis.org EIN#94-1212126 - Supports research to find prevention and EIN#94-6139663 - We provide vision screening for children and adults; help with cure for arthritis. Provides public and professional education, support groups, self- treatment when necessary; eye safety programs; education; and research on pre- LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS help courses, aquatic classes, physician referral, free literature. 18.5% ventable blindness. All services free. 23.7%

8052 California Hospice Foundation 916-441-3770 www.hospicefoundation.info EIN#94-2900226 - Helps terminally ill access quality end-of-life care through 154 hospice programs statewide. Promotes research, and increases awareness through UNITED WAY OF THE BAY AREA referrals and public/professional education. 20.4% Federation and Member Organizations

8032 Children’s PKU Network 800-377-6677 www.pkunetwork.org EIN#33-0455608 - 3000 United Way of the Bay Area (415) 808-4300 www.uwba.org EIN#94-1312348 - Provides programs and services to families of children living with PKU, a rare Through the Bay Area Community Fund, your United Way invests in Core Issues metabolic disorder. These programs include: food, formula, information, scholar- of Education, Health, Safe Communities, and Self-Sufficiency in seven counties. ships, referrals and supplies. 10% 15.5%

8006 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America, Northern California Chapter 3679 A Home Away From Homelessness (415) 561-5533 www.homeaway.org EIN#94- 800-241-0758 www.ccfa.org EIN#13-6193105 - To cure and prevent Crohn’s 3211339 - Provide safe and enriched environment for homeless children and youth disease and ulcerative colitis through research, improve the quality of life of where social and academic potential can be developed, opportunities for play, and Northern California residents affected through education and support. 15.6% ongoing advocacy. 56%*

8007 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 510-267-6999 www.cff.org EIN#13-1930701 - 3275 AASK America (510) 553-1748 x14 www.adoptaspecialkid.org EIN#23-7353698 - Supports innovative research to control and cure cystic fibrosis. Provides special- Prepares and supports adoptive and foster parents to provides stable, nurturing ized medical care through a nationwide network of centers; offers pharmacy and homes for children who are in the state’s foster care system due to maltreatment. other patient services. 13.7% 21.6%

8060 Dental Health Foundation 510-663-3727 dentalhealthfoundation.org EIN#94- 3680 Aids Community Network (510) 231-7571 www.tranquilliumcenter.org EIN#94- 3000350 - Provides leadership in advocacy, education and public policy develop- 3063803 - Serves as a refuge and support facility that serves over 5000 meals, ment; promotes community-based prevention strategies; encourages integration of case manages nearly 100 clients, provide recreational program to nearly 200 oral health into total health; and improve access. 22% clients. 20%

8024 Epilepsy Foundation of Northern California 800-632-3532 3402 AIDS Legal Referral Panel of the San Francisco Bay Area (415) 701-1200 www.epilepsynocal.org EIN#94-6128891 Dedicated to serving the 90,000 people x308 www.alrp.org EIN#94-3111738 - Protecting and advancing the rights of peo- of the region with epilepsy through education, advocacy, support groups, our ple living with HIV/AIDS, ALRP provides free and low-cost legal services and resource center information and research. 20% public policy advocacy. 24.7%

8062 Firefighters Pacific Burn Institute 916-735-8525 www.ffpbi.org EIN#23- 3873 Alameda County Homeless Action Center (510) 540-0878 x304 7364927 - Provides recovery services for burn victims, summer camps for burn- www.homelessactioncenter.org EIN#94-3123953 - Provides free legal and social injured children, burn prevention, support for burn care facilities and funding for services to homeless mentally ill people in Alameda County. 18% burn treatment research. 16.8% 3405 American Cancer Society (510) 832-7012 www.cancer.org EIN#94-1170350 - 8064 Hydrocephalus Association 415-732-7040 www.hydroassoc.org EIN#91-3000301 - Provides services for cancer patients and families. Delivers programs and preven- Provides support, resources, advocacy to families and professionals dealing with tion, detection, treatment, and advocates for improved care and public health, and the complex issues of hydrocephalus, the abnormal accumulation of cerebrospinal funds cancer research. 22% fluid within the brain. 15% 3670 American Diabetes Association (510) 654-4499 www.diabetes.org EIN#13- 8012 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Northern California Chapter 415-625-1100 1623888 - The nation’s leading nonprofit health organization providing diabetes www.leukemia-lymphoma-nca.org EIN#13-5644916 - Cure leukemia, lymphoma, research, information and advocacy. 23% Hodgkin’s disease and myeloma, and to improve the quality of life of patients and their families. 15% 3024 Arc San Francisco, The (415) 255-7200 x111 www.thearcsanfrancisco.org EIN#94-1415287 - Provides services for adults with developmental disabilities: paid work, job placement, training and follow-up, independent living skills train- ing, housing assistance and Senior services. 17.5%

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3682 Asian Community Mental Health Services (510) 451-6729 www.acmhs.org 3683 Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership of Marin (415) 479-5710 x308 EIN#94-2248390 - Services include behavioral health care to mentallly ill www.centerforleadershipmarin.org EIN#68-0101012 - Enhances community lead- children and adults, substance abuse treatment, developmental disabilities and ership and strengthens the volunteer and nonprofit sector through membership family support provided in 13 Asian languages. 8.3% benefits, technical assistance, and other services. 38%*

3012 Asian Pacific Fund (415) 433-6859 www.asianpacificfund.org EIN#94-3201522 - 3353 Child Abuse Prevention Services Napa dba Cope Family Center A Bay Area community foundation that connects Asian donors with needs in the (707) 252-1123 www.copefamilycenter.org EIN#94-2322399 - Family resource community and fulfills their charitable goals. 16% center that empowers families to create happy, healthy lives for children through child abuse prevention, home vistation, parent education and family support serv- 3253 Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach (formerly Nihonmachi Legal Outreach) ices. 8.2% (415) 567-6255 wwwapilrgaloutreach.org EIN#94-2583284 - Dedicated to social justice, provides multi-lingual and culturally appropriate legal, edcuational and 3256 Chinatown Community Development Center (415) 984-1450 social services to the Asian and Pacific Islander community of the Bay Area. 23% www.chinatowncdc.org EIN#94-2514053 - We provide affordable, service- enriched housing; tenant advocacy and organizing; and open space/transportation 3944 Asians for Job Opportunities in the Bay Area (AJOB) (510) 548-6700 planning benefiting low-income seniors, families and the formerly homeless in www.ajob.org EIN#94-2292363 - A nonprofit community-based organization San Francisco. 28.9%* whose mission is to provide training, employment and bilingual social servicess to the unemployed, underemployed or the otherwise socioeconomically disadvan- 3684 Coastside Adult Day Health Center (650) 726-5067 EIN#94-2935784 - Provides taged. 16% comprehensive health care to the elderly and disabled in a structured day program that keeps people healthy, active and as independent as possible. 19% 3029 Bay Area Hispano Institute for Advancement, Inc., The (510) 525-1463 www.bahia75.org EIN#94-2297359 - Provides bilingual & multicultural child 3196 Compass Community Services (415) 399-9406 www.compass-sf.org EIN#94- development education to children 2-10 years, particularly serving low-income Latino families, enabling them to improve their children’s quality of life. 13% 1156622 - Provides comprehensive services to low-income and homeless children and their families including childcare, job counseling and placement, temporary housing, and follow-up support. 20% 3330 Bay Institute of San Francisco, The (415) 506-0150 [email protected] EIN#94- 2717001 - Protects and restores the ecoystems of San Francisco Bay, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, and the rivers, streams, and watersheds tributary to 3735 Continentals of Omega Boys and GirlsClub, Inc. (707) 643-1728 the Estuary. 11% www.omegaboysandgirlsclub.com - A facility centered youth guidance agency focusing on youth ages 7-18. Provides a safe nurturing environment for higher risk 3031 Bayshore Child Care Services (415) 330-1725 EIN#94-2597509 - Provides year youth. 22% round, quality child care, education and comprehensive support services to low- income families, enabling parents to work or complete training. 10.3% 3386 Continuum HIV Day Services (415) 437-2900 x102 www.continuumhiv.org EIN#94-3041803 - Provide innovative health and human services to homeless and 3294 Berkeley Food and Housing Project (510) 649-4965 www.bfhp.org EIN#94- marginally housed people with HIV/AIDS that establish community, improve 2979073 - Provides emergency, transitional and permanent housing, support serv- health and reduce the rate of HIV infection. 15% ices and food to homeless adults and children. 7% 3685 Contra Costa Child Care Council (925) 676-5442 www.cocokids.org EIN#94- 3306 Boys & Girls Club of Oakland (510) 444-8211 www.bgcoakland.org EIN#94- 2383037 - Offers child care referrals, parent education, resources and innovative 1279794 - Develop our community’s youth into positive contributors to society programs to serve families, child care programs and the community. 6% through programs/services tailored to the needs of today’s youth and supplemen- tary to families, schools, and churches. 36%* 3071 Contra Costa Crisis Center (925) 939-1916 x133 www.crisis-center.org EIN#94- 1747227 - Since 1963, the Contra Costa Crisis Center has been answering the 3730 Boys & Girls Club of the Peninsula (BGCP) (650) 322-8065 x104 County’s 24-hour crisis, suicide, grief, homeless, child abuse hotlines, as well as a www.bgcp.org EIN#94-1552134 - Disadvantaged youth are welcome everyday, school violence tipline. 14% during high risk after school and summer hours, to participate in our holistic programs in Academics, Arts, Technology and Athletics. 18% 3705 Contra Costa Humane Society (925) 279-2247 www.cchumane.org EIN#68- 0281428 - Our mission is to improve the quality of life for animals by providing 3417 Boys & Girls Clubs North San Mateo County (650) 589-7090 adoptions, spay/neuter assistance, emergency medical fund, humane education, www.theclubs.org EIN#94-1497000 - Offers youth development programs in: animal information resources. 44.9%* Character and Leadership, Education and Career Development, Health and Life

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS Skills, The Arts and Sports, Fitness and Recreation. 23% 3776 CORA, Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse (formerly known as the Center for Domestic Violence Prevention and Sor Juana Ines) (650) 652-0800 3731 Brookside Community Health Center (510) 215-9092 EIN#68-0372394 - x107 www.corasupport.org EIN#94-2481188 - CORA is dedicated to ending Provides low cost or free medical, dental, and prenatal care to low income and domestic violence and abuse in San Mateo County through intervention and pre- uninsured families of West Contra Costa County. 10.7% vention. We provide comprehensive services to end the inter-generational cycle of domestic abuse. 17.5% 4275 Buckelew Programs (415) 457-6966 x522 www.buckelew.org EIN#23-7088977 - Affordable housing, vocational training and recovery support services to increase 3946 Creative Growth Inc. (510) 836-2340 www.creativegrowth.org EIN#23-7319028 - the self-sufficiency and enhance the quality of life for North Bay adults with men- Provides art programs, educational and independent living training and an on-site tal illness. 4% gallery benefiting adult artists with developmental, physical and mental disabili- ties. 30%* 3701 Calico Center (510) 895-0702 www.calicocenter.org EIN#94-3256781 - A child-friendly facility where child abuse victims are interviewed by specialist 3630 Crisis Resolution Services, Inc. (925) 937-9724 EIN#91-1764793 - Volunteers and where child abuse professionals collaborate to intervene, investigate, prevent respond to calls from police and fire agencies to provide trauma intervention to and treat victims. 14.97% individuals and families in need at the scene of a crisis. 8% 6010 California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform (CANHR) (415) 974-5171 3686 Davis Street Family Resource Center (510) 347-4620 www.canhr.org EIN#94-2939542 - Advocates for rights of long term care con- sumers through education, legislation, and litigation. Consumer hotline services [email protected] EIN#94-3121699 - Includes childcare, include legal assistance, Medi-Cal eligibility, and resident rights. 8.7% emergency food, clothing, free medical/dental acute care, mental health services, employment training, parent education, financial literacy classes, income tax assistance, information/referral. 11% 3271 Catholic Charities CYO (415) 592-9200 www.cccyo.org EIN#94-1748309 - Provide supportive services to youth, homeless and low-income families and chil- dren, the elderly, and people with HIV/AIDS in San Mateo, San Francisco and Marin counties. 15%

5506 Catholic Social Service of Solano County (707) 644-8909 www.csssolano.org EIN#94-2576612 - Catholic Social Service of Solano County provides emergency family assistance for Vallejo low-income clients, counseling services throughout Solano County, immigration services, and elderly reassurance phone calls and home visits. 11.56%

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3687 DES Action Network (510) 465-4011 www.desaction.org EIN#94-2597706 - 3092 Filipinos for Affirmative Action (510) 465-9876 www.filipinos4action.org We are a consumer group providing a newsletter, medical information and EIN#94-2218907 - Provides newcomer assistance, (e.g. employment and citizen- physician referrals to those exposed to utero to the synthetic estrogen DES ship); Youth Development, volunteer opportunities, civil rights education and (diethylstilbestrol). 22.39% advocacy and community organizing. 12%

3389 Diabetic Youth Foundation (925) 680-4994 www.dyf.org EIN#94-6003673 - 3436 Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano (925) 771-1309 www.foodbankccs.org Pioneering nonprofit organization whose mission is to enhance the quality of life EIN#94-2418054 - Alleviate hunger and reduce food waste in Contra Costa and of people affected by diabetes. We provide camping, social and educational servic- Solano counties by distributing 7 million pounds of food annually to 73,000 hun- es. 15.4% gry people monthly. 5.6%

3642 Discovery Counseling Center of the San Ramon Valley, Inc. (925) 837-0505 3095 Friends for Youth, Inc. (650) 368-4444 www.friendsforyouth.org EIN#94- x304 www.discoverycenteronline.com EIN#94-1705971 - Affordable, high quality 2961034 - Supports youth-in-need through quality mentoring, providing direct counseling to individuals, couples, and families. We provide free school-based services to youth through its Mentoring Services department and technical assis- counseling as well as early intervention prevention services and community educa- tance to mentoring agencies through its Mentoring Institute. 23.8% tion. 17% 3692 Future Leaders of America (925) 439-2181 x3142 www.latinoleaders.org 3688 District Council of Contra Costa County, Society of St. Vincent de Paul EIN#77-0071036 - Confronts low expectations, underachievement, and risky (925) 439-5060 www.stvincen.org EIN#94-1448577. Assists low income people behavior involving teen sex and alcohol/drugs, through a year-round leadership through direct assistance through conferences, thrift stores and a food pantry. 0% development program for Latino youth and families. 23%

3737 Dixon Family Services (707) 678-0442 [email protected] 3177 Girls Incorporated of Alameda County (510) 357-5515 www.girlsinc-alameda.org EIN#68-0041829 - Our agency provides support and interventions for individuals EIN#94-1558073 - Provides teen pregnancy prevention, science and math and families through counseling, self-sufficiency programs, food, job develop- enhancement, tutuoring for young readers, college and career readiness, child ment, life skills, and basic needs. 19% abuse and family counseling. 18%

3074 Donaldina Cameron House (415) 781-0401 x135 www.cameronhouse.org 5516 Girl Scout Council of Napa-Solano (707) 864-8787 www.gscns.org EIN#94- EIN#94-1618605 - Provides social services and youth programs to Asian 1312325 - 1 in 10 girls in Napa/Solano grow strong Girl Scouts. Over 5600 Americans in San Francisco. Areas of focus include domestic violence, employ- members are served through traditional troops and programs for underserved com- ment, cancer support, and year round youth programs. 20.6% munities. 9%

3618 East Bay Community Law Center (510) 548-4040 www.eblc.org EIN#94- 3170 Girl Scouts of San Francisco Bay Area (510) 562-8470 www.sfbgirlscouts.org 3042565 - Provides free legal counsel, advocacy, and representation to EIN#94-1551410 - Girl Scouts has a diverse membership of more than 23,000 low-income support, HIV/AIDS, community economic development and girls, nearly 19,000 volunteers, and is the largest organization in the community to LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS homelessness. 13% girls. 15.4%

4025 East Bay Habitat for Humanity (510) 251-6304 x360 www.eastbayhabitat.org 3233 Global Exchange (415) 558-6930 www.globalexchange.org EIN#94-3066686 - EIN#94-3053687 - Creates home ownership opportunities for low-income families An international research, education and action center dedicated to the promotion by building decent, affordable houses and by enhancing neighborhoods through of human rights, social and economic justice and environmental sustainability. 8% partnerships with homeowners and the community. 16.6% 3234 Good Samaritan Family Resource Center, Inc. (415) 824-9475 3084 Emergency Shelter Program, Inc. (510) 581-5626 EIN#94-2212241 - Provide www.goodsamfrc.org EIN#94-3154078 - Help immigrant families access needed emergency shelter, meals, support services to women and children who are services, stabilize in this country, develop self-sufficiency and participate con- victims of domestic violence or homelessness; provide childcare to community structively in the community. 24% families. 20.47% 3661 Habitat for Humanity San Francisco (415) 406-1555 www.habitatsf.org 3689 Episcopal Charities (415) 846-3204 www.episcopalcharities.com EIN#94-3144390 - Our organization partners with low-income families to provide EIN#94-3345498 - Provides direct support for fourteen social service agencies and home ownership opportunities. Homes are built almost exclusively with volunteer supplies technical assistance to struggling nonprofits serving the poor in the Bay labor. 37%* Area. 23.5% 3262 Hayward Friends of Animals (707) 964-7770 EIN#94-3064882 - We help people 3447 Episcopal Community Services (415) 487-3300 www.ecs-sf.org EIN#94-3096716 - maintain dog or cat companions by making small dogs available at minimal cost Enables homeless men, women, and children to obtain temporary shelter, and by assisting with veterinary care and pet food. 12% permanent housing, and achieve stability through compassionate, individualized services and access to vital resources. 12.4% 3759 Homeless Prenatal Program Inc. (415) 546-6756 www.homelessprenatal.org EIN#94-3146280 - Families become healthy and stable with prenatal care, drug 3690 Family & Children Services (650) 326-6576 www.fcservices.org EIN#94-1167408 - and mental health counseling, job training, domestic violence services, childcare, A private, non-profit human service agency serving individuals, financial literacy and housing services. 25.14%* couples and families through a variety of comprehensive, affordable counseling, education and prevention programs. 15.1% 3663 Hospice of Napa Valley (707) 258-9080 www.americanhospice.org EIN#68- 0393144 - Provides comprehensive medical, emotional and spiritual care for termi- 3742 Family Emergency Shelter Coalition (FESCO) (510) 886-5473 nally ill individuals and offers support to their families regardless of ability to pay. www.fescofamilyshelter.org EIN#94-3029991 - FESCO helps homeless families 10.8% with children become self-sufficient through comprehensive program services: food, shelter, counseling, life skills education, employment readiness, transitional 3345 Huckleberry Youth Programs, Inc. (415) 668-2622 x220 housing and aftercare. 15% www.huckleberryyouth.org EIN#94-1687559 - Provides shelter, counseling, case management, peer health education to at-risk, homeless, and/or runaway youth and 3087 Family Service Agency of Marin (415) 456-3853 www.fsamarin.org EIN#94- their families in San Francisco and Marin Counties. 22.9% 1196788 - Counseling, education and advocacy for distressed, at-risk children, adults and families. Crisis intervention, child abuse and domestic violence preven- 3107 Jewish Community Federation of the Greater East Bay (510) 839-2900 tion, and substance abuse treatment. 8.6% www.jfed.org EIN#94-1156560 - Supports comprehensive community services throughout the greater East Bay for children, families, students, elders, and emi- 5514 Family Service of the North Bay (707) 255-0966 www.familyservicenb.org gres; maintains centers for volunteerism, intergroup relations, culture and educa- EIN#94-1236934 - A non profit mental health organization dedicated to providing tion. 17.5% affordable counseling services and community based transitional and permanent housing for mentally disabled adults. 14% 3556 Jewish Family and Children’s Services (415) 449-1200 www.jfcs.org EIN#94- 1156528 - Compassionate, cost-effective preventative, therapeutic, educational and 3258 Filipino-American Development Foundation (415) 348-8042 supportive professional and volunteer human services help 48,000 people - chil- www.bayanihancc.org EIN#94-3300090 - Assist clients with understanding and dren, families and elderly - annually, relieving suffering and sustaining self-suffi- completing applications for affordable housing and wait lists. Also assists ciency. 18% businesses with business plan development, access to capital, and business management. 3%

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3666 Juma Ventures (415) 371-0727 www.jumaventures.org EIN#94-3203203 - 3746 Mental Health Association of San Mateo County (650) 368-3345 x136 EIN#94- We employ low-income youth in business we won and operate, and provide them 6034112 - Provides emergency/transitional/permanent housing; case management with support for making healthy, successful transitions into post-secondary for mentally ill adults; socialization programs for 200 mentally ill persons; housing education and careers. 26.8%* assistance for persons with HIV/AIDS. 15.3%

3458 Kimochi, Inc. (415) 931-2294 www.kimochi-inc.org EIN#23-7117402 - Kimochi 4028 Mission Learning Center (415) 575-3535 www.mlcsf.org EIN#94-2166504 - provides services for seniors including recreational activities, social services, Provides support and opportunities to help children and their families develop the transportation, congregate and home delivered meals, in-home supportive services, skills and competencies needed to attain personal, economic and family goals as adult social daycare, and residential/respite care. 16% well as strengthen their communities. 12.7%

3110 La Casa de las Madres (415) 503-0500 www.lacasa.org EIN#94-2330864 - 3918 Museum of Children’s Art (510) 465-8770 www.mocha.org EIN#94-3086749 - Provides battered women, teens, and their children with emergency residential MOCHA is committed to ensuring that the arts are a fundamental part of the lives shelter, advocacy, counceling, family-based services and referrals. All services are of all children, providing learning opportunities for children through art. 21% bilingual English/Spanish and free-of charge. 10.9% 3695 Napa Valley Coalition of Non Profit Agencies (707) 252-6301 3459 La Raza Centro Legal (415) 575-3500 www.lrcl.org EIN#94-2295723 - A social www.napanonprofitcoalition.org EIN#68-0475025 - The coalition exists to Justice center that advocates for the basic rights of low-income, immigrant and strengthen and support its collaborative non-profit membership in the fullfillment Latino communities through legal advocacy, community organizing and leadership of their health and human services missions in the Napa Valley. 7% development. 22% 3696 Network on Women in Prison (415) 255-7036 www.prisonerswithchildren.org 3778 Lavender Youth Recreation & Information Center (415) 703-8510 x39 EIN#94-3080408 - One of the foremost organizations in the county dedicated to www.lyric.org EIN#94-3227296 - Builds community and positive social change fighting for the rights of incarcerated women and their families. 7% through education enhancement, career training, health promotion, and leadership development with lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning 3251 Nihonmachi Little Friends (415) 922-8898 www.nlfchildcare.org EIN#94- youth. 17.5% 2325686 - Provides subsidized high quality, Japanese bilingual, multicultural and educational childcare services to preschoolers through fifth graders, representing a 3321 Legal Aid Society - Employment Law Center, The (415) 593-0115 diverse population of predominately low to moderate-income families. 10% www.las-elc.org EIN#94-2783401 - Works on national, state and local levels to ensure that equal opportunity in employment is honored as a civil right, fundamen- 3313 North Bay Children’s Center, Inc. (415) 883-6222 EIN#94-3024246 - A child- tal to a just society. 18% care facility providing a nurturing environment for children from six weeks through twelve years. We also offer a full array of family support services. 6.9% 3693 Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County (650) 558-0915 www.legalaidsmc.org EIN#94-1451894 - Provides free civil legal advice and representation to low- 3631 Northern California Council for the Community (415) 808-4430 income residents of San Mateo County and seeks systemic solutions to related www.ncccsf.org EIN#93-1126788 - NCCC’s mission is to help build healthy, safe community problems. 13% and self-sufficient communities in the Bay Area by improving the public’s return on its investment in children, families and neighborhoods. 20.4% 3308 Legal Community Against Violence (415) 433-2062 www.firearmslawcenter.org EIN#94-3324402 - A public interest law center dedicated to preventing gun vio- 3314 Northern California Council of Black Professional Engineers (510) 893-6426 lence, we provide communities with legal expertise, information and advocacy to www.ncalifblackengineers.org EIN#94-2432887 - Encourages underrepresented advance policies that save lives. 35.14%* youth through educational activities to pursue technical careers. It conducts semi- nars, conferences and projects to enhance professional development and communi- 3311 LIFETIME (Low Income Families Empowerment Through Education ty technical awareness. 3.3% (510) 452-5192 www.geds-to-phds.org EIN#94-3348126 - Helps low-income parents enroll in, continue and successfully complete education and training and 3698 Northern California Service League (415) 863-2323 get the skills they need to get out of poverty for good. 18% www.norcalserviceleague.org EIN#94-1160943 - The Northern California Service League reduces crime by helping offenders and exoffenders become responsible 3570 Lincoln Child Center (510) 485-7103 www.lincolncc.org EIN#94-1156501 - and productive citizens through education, prevention and intervention. 16% Needs-driven mental health-focused programs ranging from residential treatment to community-based enable vulnerable and emotionally troubled children and their 3325 Novato Youth Center (415) 892-1643 x228 www.novatoyouthcenter.org EIN#94- families to lead independent and fulfilling lives. 1.89% 1735064 - Offers child care for ages infants through 14; family, individual, & group counseling; tutoring; bilingual outreach; sports leagues; health education

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS 3104 Lutheran Social Services of Northern CA (510) 729-7240 x11 including teen pregnancy prevention. 3% www.lssnorcal.org EIN#94-1659687 - Provides services to people with AIDS, emergency food, school-based services for girls, AIDS Friendship Banquets, coun- 3748 Okizu Foundation, The (415) 382-8562 www.okizu.org EIN#68-0291178 - Camp seling services, and disaster recovery services. 12.73% Okizu is an overnight summer camp, and support programs, for Northern California’s children affected by childhood cancer, and their families. 19% 3694 Lyon-Martin Women’s Health Services (415) 565-7672 www.lyonmartin.org EIN#94-2597707 - Provides critical primary care for over 3500 women and trans- 3699 Omega Boys Club (415) 826-8624 www.street-soldiers.org EIN#94-3171846 - gender people each year. Many of those women come to LMWHS in crisis and in Serves young people who are at-risk of violence, incarceration, early pregnancy need. 14.8% and/or death, offering them an alternative by emphasizing education and leader- ship development. 25% 3122 Marin Abused Women’s Services (415) 457-2464 www.maws.org EIN#94- 2415856 - We provide hotlines, housing, support groups, advocacy and outreach 3468 On Lok Senior Health Services (415) 292-8882 www.onlok.org EIN#94-2162549 - services for abused women and their children. Violence prevention services Provides comprehensive medical, social, rehabilitation therapy and personal care include programs for men and teens. 19.89% services to San Francisco’s and Fremont’s oldest community members. 6.9%

3744 Marin Community Clinic (415) 448-1500 www.marinclinic.org EIN#94-2237120 - 3619 Pathways to Peace (415) 461-0500 www.pathwaystopeace.org EIN#68-0015625 - Provides primary healthcare services to the uninsured and underserved in Marin A global pioneer in international peacebuilding for over 20 years, teaches peace County in a culturally responsible manner. 24.3% tools and practices, mentors youth in peace leadership and consults with organiza- tions. 17% 4033 Meals on Wheels/Family and Community Services of Contra Costa (925) 937-8311 EIN#68-0044205 - An entrepreneurial, community-based 3808 Peninsula Jewish Community Center (650) 212-7522 www.pjcc.org EIN#94- organization offering innovative solutions to the aging population and its partners 3227262 - Builds community throughout San Mateo County, serving thousands per for thirty-five years. 8% year through preschools, camps, youth, adult, senior, health, fitness, sports and recreation programs. 16.3% 3131 Mental Health Association of San Francisco (415) 241-2926 www.mha-sf.org EIN#94-1218623 - Dedicated to improving mental health in San Francisco through 4029 Philippine International Aid (650) 872-8661 www.phil-aid.org EIN#94-3008383 - advocacy, education, research and service with programs that promote prevention, Incorporated since 1986, the organization provides health and educational assis- access to services, leadership and independence. 17.86% tance to underprivileged children in Manila, Philippines. Staffed by volunteers. 17%

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9040 Planned Parenthood Golden Gate (415) 441-7858 www.ppgg.org EIN#94- 3805 Theatre Rhinoceros (415) 552-4100 x101 wwwtherhino.org EIN#94-2568273 - 6138828 - Provides comprehensive reproductive and primary health care, educa- The world’s longest-running professional queer theatre, develops and produces tion programs, advocates public policy to guarantee individual rights, dignity and works of theatre that enlighten and explore both the ordinary and extraordinary privacy, and promotes health care research. 23.1% aspects of our community. 24%

3620 Positive Resource Center (415) 777-0333 www.positiveresource.org EIN#94- 3649 Tri-City Homeless Coalition (510) 657-7409 www.tricityhomeless.org EIN#94- 3078431 - Community based non-profit, whose mission is to assist people with 3087060 - We provide transitional shelter and a wide range of support services to HIV/AIDS through culturally appropriate counseling, education, training, and homeless families and individuals seeking to return to stable housing. 19.71% advocacy in making informed choices. 22% 4079 Tri-Valley Haven for Women (925) 449-5845 x108 www.trivalleyhaven.org 3587 Rehabiliation Services of Northern CA (925) 682-6343 x141 EIN#94-2822559 - EIN#94-2462357 - A program for women and their children who are victims of Specialized multi-lingual State licensed adult and Alzheimer’s daycare; family sup- domestic violence, rape, homelessness and other crisis situations. 11% port. Assessment, skill building, vocational and computer training and job place- ment for people with disabilities. 12.52% 3627 USO of Northern CA, Inc. (415) 440-2110 www.uso.org EIN#94-1575231 - Provides assistance to service personnel and their families at Bay Area Airports: 3753 Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center (415) 541-8580 www.rencenter.org nursery, infant supplies, informal counseling, language translation, sustenance, and EIN#94-2793122 - Since 1985, Renaissance has been helping economically and referrals to social agencies. 24.8% socially diverse entrepreneurs, throughout the Bay Area, start and grow their own business. 11% 3268 Wardrobe for Opportunity (925) 935-2146 www.wardrobe.org EIN#68-0369734 - Provide free professional clothing and career support to economically disadvan- 3163 Rubicon Programs, Inc. (510) 231-3955 www.rubiconpgms.org EIN#94-2301550 - taged job-seekers in the Bay Area. 13.5% A community service agency providing counseling job training and placement, while creating jobs and housing for individuals who are disabled, homeless and/or 3762 West County Adult Care Center/Alzheimers Respite Center (510) 235-6276 economically disadvantaged. 6% EIN#68-0419494 - We offer personal care and therapeutic activities for functional- ly-impaired elderly six days a week so their family caregivers can work or enjoy 3621 SafeQuest Solano (707) 422-7345 EIN#94-2853669 - A medium-sized organiza- some much needed respite. 19.9% tion devoted to domestic violence/sexual assault prevention and providing services for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. 26.77%* 3678 Wilderness Finders Search and Rescue Dog Teams (925) 376-8643 www.searchdogs.com EIN#51-0196284 - From the Sierras to the World Trade 3589 San Francisco Adult Day Services Network (415) 808-7371 www.sfadultday.org Center, our dog teams search for lost and entrapped victims, 24 hours a day. 6% EIN#94-3197640 - Conducts programs, services, and staff trainings for communi- ty-based centers providing health, therapeutic and social services for frail elderly 3659 Women’s Foundation, The (415) 837-1113 www.womensfoundca.org EIN#95- LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS and adults with physical or mental disabilities. 21.9% 2752421 - Creates equity and opportunity for women and girls by funding non- profit organizations, serving as a voice and advocate and inspiring donor activism 3483 San Francisco Suicide Prevention (415) 984-1900 www.sfsuicide.org EIN#94- and strategic philanthropy. 16% 1581618 - For over 42 years, we have trained community volunteers to answer 24- hour crisis and support hotlines, educated community leaders, and saved over 3628 Women’s Health Rights Coalition (510) 923-0739 www.whrc-access.org 28,000 lives. 23.4% EIN#51-0163201 - We work to make reproductive freedom a reality for all women in California through our toll-free hotlines, volunteer network, abortion fund, and 3183 Service League of San Mateo County (650) 364-4664 www.serviceleague.org advocacy efforts. 15% EIN#94-1661885 - In-jail rehabilitative programs for inmates, re-integretation and emergency assistance upon release. Childcare for visiting families, men’s transi- 3722 Y.E.L (Youth Embracing Love) (510) 739-0714 EIN#91-2004813 - Y.E.L. helps tional and women’s substance abuse treatment HOPE HOUSES. 5% make a difference in the lives of the elderly, the sick and the poor through songs, dances, and genuine giving. 24% 3153 Shelter Network of San Mateo County (650) 685-5880 www.shelternetwork.org EIN#77-0160469 - Committed to providing housing and support services that cre- 3221 YMCA of San Francisco (415) 777-9622 www.ymcasf.org EIN#94-0997140 - ate opportunities for homeless families and individuals in the San Francisco Bay This Association provides human services programs to 140,000 people for youth Area 16% families and seniors; child care; health and fitness programs, camping and outdoor education; counseling. 11% 3756 Shelter, Inc. of Contra Costa County (925) 335-0698 www.shelterincofccc.org EIN#68-0117241 - The agency helps homeless and low-income, at-risk Contra Costans overcome or prevent homelessness through homeless prevention activities, emergency shelter, transitional housing and permanent affordable housing. 12.67% EARTH SHARE OF CALIFORNIA Federation and Member Organizations 3622 Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County (510) 639-4700 www.svdp-alameda.org EIN#94-1156493 - Founded 1938, serving the disadvan- 5000 Earth Share of California (Environmental Federation of California) taged, SVDP manages 37 parish programs, social service efforts and five stores in 415-981-1999 www.earthshareca.org EIN#94-2840364 - One gift supports diverse Alameda County. 400,000 meals served in Oakland Dining Room. 8% groups cleaning our air, planting trees, protecting our drinking water, and preserv- ing our oceans, deserts, and endangered species for our children. 14.6% 3623 South of Market Child Care, Inc. (415) 820-3500 www.somacc.org EIN#94- 3146532 - Provides full day early care and education to children 0 to 5 years and 5001 American River Conservancy 530-621-1224 www.arconservancy.org EIN#68- support services for families and the community. 5% 0195752 - Acquires endangered species habitat, natural fisheries and recreational lands. Volunteers provide stream monitoring, education and habitat restoration 3480 Spectrum Community Services, Inc. (510) 881-0300 www.spectrumcs.org services within the American and Cosumnes River watersheds. 4.2% EIN#94-1748275 - Assist the low-income, disadvantaged and elderly to achieve and maintain self-sufficiency through support services/advocacy - nutrition, energy 3329 Bay Area Ridge Trail Council 415-561-2595 www.ridgetrail.org EIN#94- conservation, senior employment, vocational skills training. 0.16% 3148503 - Planning, promoting, building, and maintaining the Bay Area Ridge Trail: more than 400 miles of multi-use trail on the ridgetops above San Francisco 3821 St. Mary’s Center (510) 893-4723 www.stmaryscenter.org EIN#68-0172229 - Bay. 22% Serves homeless, at-risk, and homebound seniors: locates permanent housing and health care, facilitates independent living; senior and family emergency food; edu- 5029 Butte Environmental Council 530-891-6424 www.becnet.org EIN#94-2309829 - cational enrichment preschool. 10% We educate and advocate for California’s land, air, and water, speaking for sustainable communities, healthy ecosystems, and the preservation of wild and 3625 STAND! Against Domestic Violence (925) 676-2845 www.standagainstdv.org agricultural land. 13% EIN#94-2476576 - Committed to ended domestic violence through provision of prevention and intervention services, primarily in Contra Costa County. 19.8% 5014 California Native Plant Society 916-447-2677 www.cnps.org EIN#94-6116403 - We increase understanding and appreciation of California’s native plants and 3758 Swords to Plowshares (415) 252-4788 www.swords-to-plowshares.org EIN#94- conserve them and their natural habitats through education, science, advocacy, hor- 2260626 - Provides services, counseling, job training and placement, legal servic- ticulture and land stewardship. 44%* es, and housing to homeless and low income veterans and educates the public on veterans unmet needs. 14.4%

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5043 California Waterfowl Association 916-648-1406 www.calwaterfowl.org EIN#94- 5025 Save San Francisco Bay Association 510-452-9261 www.savesfbay.org EIN#94- 1149574 - A statewide organization that seeks to conserve California’s waterfowl, 6078420 - Working for over four decades to celebrate, protect and restore the San wetlands, and outdoor heritage through research, education, habitat projects and Francisco Bay-Delta and to improve public access to its shoreline. 17.6% advocacy programs. 8.8% 5045 Sempervirens Fund 650-968-4509 www.sempervirens.org EIN#94-2155097 - 5003 Californians Against Waste Foundation 916-443-8317 www.cawrecycles.org Dedicated to the purchase of redwood forests in California’ s Santa Cruz EIN#68-0032326 - Fighting for a sustainable world economy that thrives through Mountains. Works with state, local and private agencies to create new redwood greater use of recycled materials and less reliance on our invaluable and irreplace- parklands. 13.6% able virgin resources. 16.5% 5033 Sierra Nevada Alliance 530-542-4546 www.sierranevadaalliance.org EIN#77- 5008 Communities for a Better Environment 323-826-9771 www.cbecal.org EIN#94- 0343881 - Protecting and restoring the natural environment of the Sierra Nevada 2998086 - Helps low-income communities of color, overburdened by toxic pollu- for future generations while promoting healthy and sustainable communities. 15% tion, change public and industrial policies to imporve community health through community organizing, science, and law. 25.6%* 5034 Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition 408-287-6707 www.svtc.org EIN#77-0097236 - Organizes in the community and at workplaces to clean up and prevent toxic haz- 5088 Ecology Center 510-548-2220 www.ecologycenter.org EIN#94-1703351 - ards, to safeguard public health, and to promote an environmentally sustainable Promotes environmentally, socially responsible practices through direct services economy. 24.2% programs that educate and demonstrate. Programs include recycling, Terrain mag- azine, farmers’ markets, Environmental Resource Center and Bookstore. 6.8% 5016 Waterkeepers Northern California 415-856-0444 www.waterkeepers.org EIN#68-0120140 - Restores the health of the San Francisco Bay ecosystem via 5080 Friends of the River Foundation 916-442-3155 www.friendsoftheriver.org boat patrols throuhgout the watershed, water quality monitoring, regulation reform EIN#94-2400210 - Preserves and protects rivers and watersheds through public and legal strategies. 41.9%* education, citizen activist training and organizing, and expert advocacy to influ- ence public policy. 11%

5007 Golden Gate Audubon Society 510-843-2222 www.goldengateaudubon.org UNITED WAY SILICON VALLEY EIN#94-6086896 - Seeks to protect and enjoy birds and wildlife through conserva- Federation and Member Organizations tion, education, and recreation, inspiring and empowering people to care for the Bay Area’s unique environment. 14.7% 4000 United Way Silicon Valley (408) 247-1200 www.uwsv.org EIN#94-1450153 - Improving people’s lives by mobilizing the caring power of the community - 5011 Greenbelt Alliance 415-543-6771 www.greenbelt.org EIN#94-1676747 - through funding of Human Services agencies and targeted initiatives. 14.3% Dedicated to protecting open space and promoting more livable communities in the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area. 18.4% 4055 Achievekids (650) 494-1200 www.achievekids.org EIN#77-0412221 - Achievekids helps youth with complex disabilities find their full potential through 5085 League to Save Lake Tahoe 530-541-5388 www.keeptahoeblue.org EIN#94- an array of integrated mental health and special education services. 15.9% 6128680 - Protecting and restoring the environmental quality, scenic beauty, and low-impact recreational opportunities of the Lake Tahoe Basin. 14% 4051 Adolescent Counseling Services (650) 424-0852 www.acs-teens.org EIN#51- 0192551 - Providing residential treatment for abused or neglected teenage girls, 5018 Lindsay Wildlife Museum 925-935-1978 www.wildlife-museum.org EIN#94- individual, group and family counseling at secondary schools, and intensive outpa- 6104179 - Provides wildlife-focused education programs and exhibits for schools tient substance abuse treatment for adolescents. 16.5% and visitors and cares for injured and orphaned animals, rehabilitating them for release back to the wild. 28%* 4005 American Cancer Society, Silicon Valley/Central Coast Regional Office (408) 879-1032 www.cancer.org EIN#94-1170350 - Our goal: to eliminate cancer 5012 Marin Agricultural Land Trust 415-663-1158 www.malt.org EIN#94-2689383 - as a major health risk. Program expenses are divided among patient support, pre- Preserves farmland in Marin County through conservation easements, technical vention/risk reduction, detection/treatment and research. 21.7% assistance to landowners, public education (including farm tours) and advocacy. 18% 4008 American Heart Association (800) 242-8721 www.heart.org EIN#13-5613797 - The largest non-governmental health organization dedicated to reducing disability 5015 Marin Conservation League 415-485-6257 www.marinconservationleague.org and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke in our community and beyond. EIN#94-6089780 - Preserves, protects and enhances natural assets of Marin 23.6% County for all people. With 1,000 members, MCL has conducted educational, out-

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS reach and conservation advocacy programs since 1934. 30.7%* 4007 American Lung Association of Santa Clara-San Benito Counties (408) 998-5864 www.lungrus.org EIN#94-1156307 - Fights lung disease through 5090 Mountain Lion Foundation 916-442-2666 www.mountainlion.org EIN#94- school/community/professional education; tobacco control; patient support; 3015360 - A national non-profit conservation and education organization founded advocacy; research; information & referral; resource library; speaker’s bureau; and in 1986 and dedicated to Saving America’s Lion™. 13.9% asthma education for children. 15.6%

5019 Organic Farming Research Foundation 831-426-6606 www.ofrf.org EIN#77- 4009 American Red Cross - Santa Clara Valley Chapter (408) 577-1000 0252545 - Fostering the improvement and widespread adoption of organic farming www.santaclaravalley.redcross.org EIN#94-1156472 - Helping people prevent, pre- practices. Sponsors organic farming research; disseminates results to farmers; and pare for and respond to emergencies; a volunteer-driven organization providing educates the public and decision-makers. 23.7% disaster relief, health and humane services to the community. 27.9%*

5002 Pacific Environment and Resource Center 510-251-8800 4020 Catholic Charities of San Jose (408) 468-0100 www.ccsj.org EIN#94-2762269 - www.pacificenvironment.org EIN#94-2623240 - Protects endangered eco-systems Provides housing, employment, education, and behavioral health services to more around the Pacific Rim with an approach that combines grassroots organizing in than 50,000 families and individuals each year, including at-risk youth, seniors, local communities with reform of international trade and investment policy. 28%* and immigrants and refugees. 14.7%

5036 Placer Land Trust 530-887-9222 www.placerlandtrust.org EIN 68-0223143 - 4085 Centre for Living with Dying, The (408) 980-9801 www.thecentre.org EIN#51- Works with willing landowners and conservation partners to permanently preserve 0197251 - Since 1976 has offered emotional support via counseling, crisis inter- natural open space and agricultural lands in Placer County. 26%* vention, first-responder debriefing and broad-based educational programs on grief, loss and trauma to individuals and/or groups. 24.9% 5023 Planning & Conservation League Foundation 916-444-8726 www.pcl.org EIN#94-2190378 - Limit sprawl; protect parks and open space; advocate for clean 4022 Community Association for Rehabilitation, Inc. (CAR) 650-494-0550 air and water; promote environmental justice; fight for affordable and efficient www.c-a-r.org EIN#94-1546643 - Promote and support the achievements of energy and transportation systems. 6% people with developmental and other disabilities so they can continue to be valued members of the community. 22% 5010 San Jose Conservation Corps 408-283-7171 www.sjcccharterschool.org EIN#77- 0155997 - Provides a program of education, job training, career 4016 Community Technology Alliance (408) 437-8800 www.CTAgroup.org EIN#77- counseling and job placement to assist young men and women in their transition to 0286926 - Ends and prevents homelessness by linking and networking communi- meaningful employment. 17.8% ties through innovative, collaborative use of technology. 10%

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4024 Cupertino Community Services, Inc. 408-255-8033 4123 Portuguese Organization for Social Services & Opportunities (408) 293-0877 www.CupertinoCommunityServices.org EIN#94-211685 - Provide emergency www.serve.com/posso EIN#51-0187655 - Provides translation, health, education, assistance and housing services to low-income individuals via Food Pantry, information and referral, transportation, nutritious meals and social/recreational Clothing Closet, Emergency Cash Assistance, Homeless Shelter, Transitional services. 5% Housing, Below Market Rate Housing. 7% 4056 Project Match (408) 416-0271 EIN#94-2619024 - Project Match develops safe, 4050 Deaf Counseling, Advocacy & Referral Agency (DCARA) Voice: affordable housing with professional case management services that enhance the (877) 322-7299, TTY: (877) 322 7288 www.dcara.org EIN#94-6104039 - Provides abilities of elders with low-incomes to live fully and well. 7.2% accessible and culturally appropriate counseling, community education, employ- ment assistance, advocacy, independent living skills, and other social 4058 Sacred Heart Community Service (408) 278-2160 services for the deaf, deafened, deaf-blind, and hard-of-hearing. 17% www.sacredheartcommunityservice.org EIN#23-7179787 - Provides free comprehensive essential services (food, clothing, housing assistance), adult and 4031 Emergency Housing Consortium (EHC) 408-539-2100 www.homelessness.org youth education, family mentoring, and job search help. 25.5%* EIN# 94-2684272 - Provides housing and services to homeless families, youth, single adults, seniors, and disabled. Services include employment and life-skills 4124 Salvation Army, The (408) 282-1165 www.tsagoldenstate.org EIN#94-1170408 - training, medical services, legal aid, and more. 11.2% Provides rental, utility, transportation, food and holiday assistance, soup kitchen, emergency/transitional housing for homeless men, senior meals, youth and family 4002 Family & Children Services (650) 326-6576 www.fcservices.org EIN#94- programs. 22.3% 1167408 - Provides comprehensive, affordable counseling, education, prevention and intervention programs to strengthen the emotional well-being of individuals 4125 San Jose Day Nursery (408) 288-9667 www.SJDN.org EIN#94-1164664 - The and families in Santa Clara County. 13.9% Nursery enhances child, family and community resilience through programs of childcare, parent education and support, and in-community student placements. 4131 Friends Outside in Santa Clara County (408) 295-6033 23.7% www.friendsoutsideinscc.org EIN#94-2608859 - Assist families, youth, prisoners, and ex-prisoners to overcome the effects of incarceration, acting as a bridge 4064 Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties between the community and the criminal justice system. 15% (408) 266-8866 www.2ndharvest.net EIN#94-2614101 - Our mission is to rally community resources to assist people who are hungry in Santa Clara and 4004 Gardner Family Health Network, Inc. (GFHN) 408-918-2682 EIN#94-1743078 - San Mateo counties. 3.3% A non-profit community health center network providing a multitude of services at its five sites including: medical, dental, optometry, pharmacy, nutrition, and health 4097 Self-Help for the Elderly (415) 982-9171 www.selfhelpfortheelderly.com education. 17.7% EIN#94-1750717 - Promote independence and dignity for all seniors by providing a comprehensive range of employment, housing, healthcare, nutrition, education, LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS 4017 Health Trust, The 408-559-9385 www.healthtrust.org EIN#94-6050231 - Public activities and social services in Bay Area. 13.3% benefit organization committed to improving the health and wellness of at-risk underserved Santa Clara County residents, specifically children, frail elderly, and vulnerable adults. 19.2% 4065 Senior Adults Legal Assistance (SALA) (408) 295-5991 www.sala.org EIN#23-7419761 - Free legal services to elders in areas of Social Security, SSI, Medicare, Medi-Cal, Elder Abuse, Advance Health Care Directives, Housing, 4039 Hospice of the Valley (408) 947-1233 www.hospicevalley.org EIN#94-2803411 - Nursing Homes and Wills. 16.1% Provides high-quality home-based hospice care and grief support for terminally ill individuals and their families in SCC ensuring dignity, choice and quality of life. 13% 4110 Services for Brain Injury (408) 434-2277 www.SBIcares.org EIN#77-0206619 - Provides rehabilitation services to adults with traumatic or acquired brain injuries 4026 Immigrant Resettlement & Cultural Center, Inc. (408) 971-7878 and support to family members as well as an after-school program and prevention www.irccsj.com EIN#94-2682548 - Comprehensive service agency assisting project targeting children. 19% refugees, immigrants and low-income families and individuals adapt to society and strive toward self-sufficiency. Fourteen programs serve 28,000 families since 4003 South County Housing Corporation (408) 842-9181 www.scounty.com EIN#94- 1976. 20.4% 2590572 - Builds affordable homes and apartments for very-low to moderate- income residents including families, seniors, farmworkers, and developmentally- 4061 InnVision, The Way Home (408) 292-4286 www.InnVision.org EIN#77-0033628 - disabled. Provides homeownership counseling, property management and social Provides emergency assistance, shelter, transitional/supportive housing to homeless services. 17.1% individuals and families; services include counseling, job training, self-help class- es, healthcare and children’s programs. 7.6% 4108 St. Elizabeth’s Day Home (408) 295-3456 www.StElizabethsDayHome.org EIN#94-1683870 - San Jose’s oldest childcare program (since 1907). We serve 4107 Jewish Family Service of Silicon Valley (408) 556-0600 www.jfssv.org EIN#94- children from diverse cultural and economic backgrounds, providing excellent 2536452 - Non-sectarian agency is dedicated to provide: Community Outreach, childcare and financial scholarships to eligible families. 18.5% Seniors and Holocaust Survivors Support, Vocational Services, Counseling, Case Management, ESL Classes and Citizenship. 7.5% 4070 Sunnyvale Community Services (408) 738-4321 www.svcommunityservices.org EIN#94-1713897 - Prevents homelessness and hunger for low-income 4111 Law Foundation of Silicon Valley (408) 293-4790 www.lawfoundation.org families/seniors facing temporary problems: financial help for rent, utilities, doc- EIN#52-1014754 - To secure justice and protect human rights by providing legal tors, prescriptions; food, household items, budgeting, counseling, referrals. 14.2% advocacy, counseling and access to the legal system for those who would other- wise be under-represented. 15% 4113 YMCA of Santa Clara Valley (408) 298-3888 www.scvymca.org EIN#94-1156318 - The YMCA of Santa Clara Valley incorporates developmental 4043 Live Oak Adult Day Services (408) 971-9363 www.liveoakadultdaycare.org assets through programs that support the healthy development of youth. 13% EIN#77-0069106 - Provides specialized adult day care for frail, at-risk seniors and respite for their family caregivers. Services include physical/mental stimulation, 4034 Yu-Ai Kai/Japanese American Community Senior Service of San Jose socialization, recreation, breakfast and lunch. 18.3% (408) 294-2505 www.yuaikai.org EIN#94-2427398 - Provides bilingual and bi- cultural services for frail elderly (Adult Day Services), daily hot lunches, wellness 4027 MayView Community Health Center, Inc. (650) 327-1223 www.mayview.org programs, social services, cultural/recreational activities and medical escort EIN#94-2239648 - To provide high-quality primary health care to low-income services. 20.4% people from all cultural and ethnic backgrounds, regardless of ability to pay. 14.1%

4046 Mexican American Community Services, Inc. (MACSA) (408) 928-1122 www.macsa.org EIN#94-1635200 - Provide culturally competent and accessible services for children, youth, families, and seniors to directly improve their quality of life and create long-term systemic changes. 12%

4121 Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence (408) 501-7550 www.nextdoor.org EIN#94-2420708 - Provides services to individuals in abusive relationships. Including 24-hour crisis hotline, emergency shelter, transitional housing, counsel- ing, child therapy, teen outreach, legal advocacy and community education. 13% ★

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9064 Hospice of Contra Costa (925)609-1830 www.hospicecc.org EIN#94-2515405 - HEALTH CARE AND MEDICAL Terminally ill patients of all ages, and their family members, receive medical (pain RESEARCH ALLIANCE and symptom management), emotional and spiritual support, practical assistance, Federation and Member Organizations and bereavement counseling. 21.2%

9000 Health Care and Medical Research Alliance (800) 870-7427 www.lic.org 9034 Hospice, Pathways Hospice Foundation (800) 753-3071 www.pathwayshealth.org EIN#94-3209613 - Help save lives. Representing charitable organizations finding EIN#77-0280660 Providing comfort, independence and dignity for San Francisco cures for life-threatening diseases, delivering meals to homebound AIDS/HIV+ Bay Area individuals with chronic, acute, and terminal illnesses through compas- and elderly, providing healthcare to underprivileged and more. 2.1% sionate, comprehensive healthcare in the residence. 27.8%*

9004 AIDS Emergency Fund (415) 558-6999 www.aidsemergencyfund.org EIN#94- 9065 Immune Enhancement Project (415) 252-8711 www.iepclinic.com EIN#94- 2922039 - Providing emergency financial assistance to low-income people 3168118 - Acupuncture, massage and alternative therapies for low/no income peo- disabled by HIV/AIDS to help them cover housing, utility and medical expenses. ple with HIV/AIDS and other chronic diseases, 5 sites throughout the city, two for 28.2%* at-risk youth. 22%

9038 Alameda County Health Care Foundation (510) 437-8365 www.achcf.org 9036 Jewish Home (415) 334-2500 www.jhsf.org EIN#94-0545320 - Frail and termi- EIN#94-3103136 - Everyone deserves access to quality health care. Our Trauma nally ill Jewish seniors can still enjoy life. Our skilled nursing facility provides Center and programs at Alameda County Medical Center are making a difference geriatric services and compassion in their remaining days. 7.8% for Alameda County residents. 9.2% 9039 Lifehouse, Inc. (415) 472-2373 www.lifehouseagency.org EIN#94-6050196 - 9006 Alzheimer’s Services Of The East Bay (510) 644-8292 www.aseb.org EIN#94- Helping people with developmental disabilities achieve their greatest level of inde- 3081330 - Prevent premature institutionalization. Serving individuals with early- pendence. Lifehouse provides a continuum of housing options, counseling, refer- to-late stage Alzheimer’s disease, their families and the community, through day ral, and other services. 16.8% care, support, counseling, education and training. 13.9% 9035 Lupus Foundation Of Northern California (800) 523-3363 www.balf.org 9001 American Lung Association Of San Francisco and San Mateo Counties EIN#94-2469741 - Help us find the cause and cure for this traumatic, life- (650) 994-5864 www.lungusa.org EIN#94-0836760 - We fight lung disease, pro- threatening disease. We provide education, personal assistance, public awareness mote lung health, and help individuals and communities become healthier through and fund research. 23.4% education, advocacy and research. 24.5% 3238 Maitri Compassionate Care (415) 558-3000 www.maitrisf.org EIN#94-3189198 - 9063 Asthma & Allergy Foundation Of America, Southern California Chapter Offering compassionate end of life care to men and women with debilitating AIDS (800) 624-0044 www.aafasocal.com EIN#95-3213738 AAFA is dedicated to con- in a 15-bed residential facility. Many had faced homelessness or dying alone. trolling asthma and allergies for millions of sufferers. Services include asthma 12.4% camp; Breathmobiles®; community and professional education; free information and more. 12.1% 9016 New Conservatory Theatre Center (415) 861-4914 www.nctcsf.org EIN#94- 2778856 - AIDS/HIV awareness and safer schools tolerance education. Unique age 9011 Birthright Of Marin (415) 456-4500 www.birthright.org EIN#23-7150621 appropriate theatre programs reach 50,000-75,000 youth ages 5-19, focusing on Birthright provides educational, financial, referral services to women with troubled education and prevention. 7.7% pregnancies. All is confidential, free and on-going as needed by mother and infant. 16.8% 9044 NCPHS Community Service Programs (415) 202-7800 www.ncphs.org EIN#94- 1437728 - We support low-income older adults with services including subsidized meals, access to healthcare and volunteer opportunities that improve their quality 9012 Birthright of San Francisco (415) 664-9909 www.birthright.org EIN#23- of life. 13.2% 7166392 - Women dealing with crisis pregnancies need medical care and compassionate support. Providing free pregnancy tests, maternity/baby clothing, transportation, referrals for medical care and housing. 14% 9020 Planned Parenthood: Shasta-Diablo (925) 676-0505 www.ppshastadiablo.org EIN#94-1575233 - We are the premier and trusted provider of quality reproductive health care and education. We believe in each child’s right to be wanted and loved. 9066 Birthright Of San Jose, Inc. (408) 241-8444 www.birthright.org EIN#23-7217946 - 9.5% Emergency pregnancy center offering free services. Includes pregnancy test, prenatal support and housing assistance. Referrals for medical, psychological, legal and adoption services. Trained all-volunteer staff. 0% 9021 Project Open Hand (415) 447-2300 www.openhand.org EIN#94-3023551 - Our volunteers deliver daily, nutritious “meals with love” to over 8,000 people with

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS HIV/AIDS, other serious illness, and seniors in San Francisco and Alameda 9017 Birthright Of Walnut Creek/Concord (925) 798-7227 www.birthright.org County. 19.8% EIN#23-7331226 - Providing free and confidential pregnancy tests and counseling, maternity clothes, layettes, referrals for adoption, housing and other needs. 14.7% 9023 Rose Resnick LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired (415) 431-1481 www.lighthouse-sf.org EIN#94-1415317 - Promotes the independence and equali- 9058 Breast Cancer Fdn., Susan G. Komen-Bay Area (San Francisco) Affiliate ty of people who are blind or visually impaired through rehabilitation training and (415) 561-3377 www.sfkomen.org EIN 94-3047626 - Breast Cancer education, access to employment education, recreation, transportation and environment. screening and treatment. Help stop the devastation now. Also hosts Komen San 19.8% Francisco Race for the Cure,® and Pink Tie Ball. 17% 9032 San Francisco AIDS Foundation (800) 367-AIDS www.sfaf.org EIN#94- 3385 Community Institute for Psychotherapy (415) 459-5999 www.counselingcip.org 2927405 - Provides a comprehensive network of compassionate programs/services EIN#94-2499583 - We provide quality, affordable counseling and support to help for over 120,000 people each year who are affected by HIV and AIDS. 24.3% families, children, and adults end cycles of abuse, avoid crisis, and live happier, healthier lives. 16% 9055 Shanti Project (415) 674-4700 www.shanti.org EIN#94-2297147 Providing a wide range of services to people living with life threatening illnesses, including 9024 Diabetes Society Of Santa Clara Valley (800) 989-1165 www.diabetesscv.org client advocacy, emotional support, counseling, practical assistance, care coordina- EIN#94-6098112 Providing diabetes management classes, individual diabetes edu- tion, recreation and transportation. 13.4% cation, nutrition counseling, screenings, support groups for all ages and diabetes education camps for children, teens and families. 14.9% 9027 That Man May See, Inc. (415) 476-4016 www.ucsfeye.net/tmms.shtml EIN#23- 7129943 - We are a foundation that supports vision research, patient care, and edu- 9025 Diablo Valley Foundation For The Aging (925) 945-8040 www.dv-fa.org cation at the Department of Ophthalmology, University of California, San EIN#51-0138186 - Help the elderly maintain their dignity and independence. Francisco. 21.6% We’re helping seniors lead fulfilling lives through case management, senior day- care, conservatorships, power of attorney, financial management. 11.3% 9046 United Cerebral Palsy of the Golden Gate (510) 832-7430 www.ucpgg.org EIN#94-1207706 - Advancing the independence and community integration of 9028 Family Caregiver Alliance (800) 445-8106 www.caregiver.org EIN#94-2687079 - people with cerebral palsy and other disabilities through employment, recreation, FCA helps the dedicated families who provide care at home for loved ones suffer- therapeutic activity, social opportunities and advocacy. 22.6% ing from Alzheimer’s, stroke, Parkinson’s and other disabling diseases that strike adults. 22%

9030 Hope Hospice (925) 829-8770 www.hopehospice.com EIN 94-2576059 - Help make our patients’ last days fulfilling and comfortable. We offer hospice care for the terminally ill and emotional support for the bereaved. 13.7% ★

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7000 Bay Area Black United Fund, Inc. (BABUF) (510) 763-7270 www.BABUF.org 9500 Children’s Charitable Alliance (800) 550-3533 www.lic.org EIN#94-3232038 - EIN#94-260-2958 - Dedicated to raising funds for community-based agencies to Children are the greatest natural resource of our local community. Your gift will ensure the needs of African American and other communities-of-color continue to help clothe, feed, protect, educate and inspire that precious resource. Thank you. be met. 13.76% 2.2%

7035 AIDS Project East Bay (510) 663-7979 www.apeb.org EIN#94-3061583 - 9562 All About Kids/Sunny Hills (415) 457-3200 www.shcg.org EIN#94-1156301 - Provides HIV/AIDS Services, Primary Health Care, Education and Prevention Provides residential treatment, special education and preventive community-based Services to a diverse population at risk for contracting HIV/AIDS. 14% services to children and youth with emotional, behavioral or social problems and helps keep families together. 7.7% 7001 Allen Temple Health and Social Services Ministries EIN#73-1631545 - Serve East Oakland, and greater Oakland, residents by providing essential, low-cost, 9503 American Youth Hostels-Golden Gate Council (415) 863-1444 quality social and health services. 9% www.norcalhostels.org EIN#23-7099414 - We’re bringing people together and pro- moting a greater understanding of the world through low-cost overnight accommo- dations, environmental experiences, intercultural exchange and educational pro- 7037 Ariel Outreach Mission (510) 635-5703 EIN#31-1687353 - Provides shelter, grams. 10.7% food, clothing, education literacy, computer skills, resume writing, and other human and social service to men, women and children. 4.5% 9571 Ames Child Care Center (650) 564-9285 accc.arc.nasa.gov EIN#77-0071525 - Strongly committed to high quality care and education of infants, toddlers and 9009 A Safe Place (510) 986-8600 www.asafeplacedvs.org EIN#94-2942881 - Provides preschoolers. Community involvement and support allows for continual program shelter services to battered women and their children enabling them to break the improvement. 7.4% cycle of violence by regaining a sense of self-esteem and personal empowerment. 11% 3013 Asian Perinatal Advocates (415) 206-5450 www.apasfgh.org EIN#94-3164091 - APA is a child abuse prevention agency providing culturally competent home visi- 7052 Asian Women’s Shelter (415) 751-7110 www.sfaws.org EIN#94-3030212 - tation and education services to low income, monolingual Asian immigrant fami- Provides safety, food, shelter, advocacy, and other culturally competent and lan- lies in San Francisco. 20.7% guage accessible resources to assist battered Asian women and their children in rebuilding violence-free lives. 16% 9505 Bay Area Crisis Nursery (925) 685-8052 www.bacn.jkmas.com EIN#94-2681676 - Help prevent child abuse, keep families together. We offer shelter to children and 9058 Black Adoption Placement and Research Center (510) 839-3678 resources to families in crisis, giving them time to resolve their problems. 11.9% EIN#94-2914000 - www.baprc.org Over 20 years experience recruiting, training, LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS and certifying adoptive and foster families for the placement of African American 5593 Bay Area Rescue Mission (510) 215-4555 www.bayarearescue.org EIN#94- and all children waiting for permanent homes 25.03%* 6124054 - The Bay Area Rescue Mission provides emergency food, shelter, and assistance to the homeless and lasting recovery to men, women, and families in 7002 Center for Elders Independence (510) 433-1150 www.cel.elders.org EIN#94- desperate need. 17.4% 3123446 - Provide alternative to nursing home placement through a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) comprehensive medical, social and reha- 9507 Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Francisco & the Peninsula (415) 503-4050 bilitative health care program. 14.7% www.sf-bbbs.org EIN#94-2897683 - A mentor can make all the difference in a child’s life. We match adult volunteers with high-risk youth to create healthier 7007 Community Development Institute (650) 327-5846 www.cdi-usa.org EIN#94- communities and happier children. 34.7%* 2814128 - Provides youth leadership training; research, analysis and development in communities of color; and acts as a fiscal sponsor to several by area organiza- 9510 Blind Babies Foundation (415) 586-6140 www.blindbabies.org EIN#94-1156630 - tions. 17% Help give blind infants and toddlers every chance! We enhance and improve early development of children who are visually impaired at no cost to families. 10.5% 3639 Free At Last (650) 462-6999 www.free-at-last.com EIN#94-3193317 - Provides community-based, culturally appropriate prevention, intervention, bilingual outpa- 9509 Boy Scouts of America, Marin Council (415) 454-1081 www.boyscouts-marin.org tient and residential substance abuse treatment services for adults, intervention EIN#94-1156323 - Comprehensive youth development and training programs services for at-risk youth, transitional housing/aftercare. 14% emphasizing: leadership, ethical choices, values, integrity, participating citizen- ship, character, self-reliance, personal/mental fitness skills, motivation and group 7031 Jubilee West (510) 839-6776 EIN#94-2793188 - Program areas include affordable interaction. 12% housing, training, and community revitalization. A community resource center for 25 years, we bring resources and cultural opportunities to West Oakland. 45%* 7590 Boy Scouts of America, Mt. Diablo-Silverado Council (925) 674-6100 www.bsa- mdsc.org EIN#94-1156249 - Providing a complete program of advancement skills, leadership, training, outdoor and environmental education for youth in Contra 7003 Leadership Excellence (510) 267-9770 www.leadershipexcellence.org EIN#33- Costa, Napa, Solano, Lake, and N. Alamdea Counties. 19.4% 0488726 - Provides grassroots community organizing and leadership skills to African American children and youth ages 5 to 18 residing in urban communities. 9517 Boy Scouts Of America, San Francisco Bay Area Council (510) 577-9000 25.058%* www.sfbac.org EIN#94-1568616 - We work with community organizations to pro- vide the opportunity for youth to participate in an effective Scouting program 7046 Network for Elders (415) 647-5353 EIN#94-3174995 - Provides comprehensive designed to build character, citizenship, and fitness. 14.7% services to Bayview Hunters Point frail elders and their families to increase the senior’s independence and enhance their quality of life. 25% 9506 Boy Scouts of America-Greater Yosemite Council (209) 545-6320 www.bsa-gyc.org EIN#94-1186155 - Help create brighter futures for our youth. 7042 Pivotal Point Youth Services, Inc. (510) 536-6604 EIN#94-2147597 - Our programs encourage youth to become productive, responsible adults while We provide employment and other comprehensive support services to foster emphasizing values and building self-esteem. 19.6% youth to promote self-sufficiency for a productive and prosperous transition into adulthood. 9.7% 9572 Building Futures with Women and Children (510) 357-0205 www.bfwc.org EIN#94-3100741 - Provides emergency shelter, domestic violence counseling and 7033 Wee Poets (510) 849-6905 EIN#94-3127339 - Helps children develop reading, outreach services, crisis assistance, housing, and children’s programs for homeless writing, public speaking and self-esteem, and trains teenagers as Television and battered women and children in Alameda County. 20.9% Technicians, alternatives to using alcohol, drugs and gang violence. 24% 5595 California Right To Life Education Fund (925) 944-5351 www.calright2life.org 7045 Whitney Young Child Development Center (415) 821-7550 EIN#94-2761737 - Pursuing our pro-life mission through public advocacy and [email protected] EIN#94-1637699 - Provides and enhanced aca- education. CRL operates a speaker’s Bureau, Community E-mail Action Network demic, social, artistic and multi-cultural experience for children ages 2-12, most ([email protected]) and an extensive lending library. 15.6% from disadvantaged families, including the mainstreaming of handicapped chil- dren. 7.3% 9513 Center for Accessible Technology (510) 841-3224 www.cforat.org EIN#94- 2955192 - Technology can help overcome disability. Over 2,000 children and adults visit annually to find the right software and adaptive hardware for home, work and school. 8%

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9602 Cheryl Andersen-Sorensen Childcare Center (415) 751-8511 9565 Jenny Lin Foundation (510) 247-9981 www.jennylinfoundation.org EIN#94- http://home.earthlink.net/~cascc/ EIN#94-3025745 We provide a nurturing center 3208797 - Our children need our help and care to succeed. We offer safety aware- for the children within the SF V.A. Medical Center and surrounding communities ness programs, music enrichment and scholarship programs to the Bay Area com- by promoting a healthy and natural learning environment. 20.2% munities. 11.5%

5534 Child Abuse Prevention Council Of Contra Costa County (925) 946-9961 9516 Junior Achievement of the Bay Area, Inc. (650) 737-0370 www.jaba.org www.capc-coco.org EIN#68-0046163 - Child abuse can happen in your neighbor- EIN#94-1322179 - Inspire the leaders of tomorrow. Our volunteers get children hood. Help us break the cycle of violence and create safer communities for chil- excited about learning while teaching lessons that encourage imagination, critical dren. All services are provided free. 13.8% thinking and understanding of our economy. 20.7%

9539 Child Advocates of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties (408) 416-0400 9525 Kidango (formerly Tri-Cities Children’s Centers) (510) 744-9280 www.cadvocates.org EIN#77-0250773 - Assuring safe, permanent homes for www.kidango.org EIN#94-2581686 - Making a difference in the lives of children foster children. Abused, neglected and abandoned children befriended by trained at-risk and their families with quality early care and education, child care, parent volunteers serving as their advocate and voice in Juvenile Court. 21.5% education and social services. 7.7%

9523 Child Assault Prevention Project Of Solano County (707) 427-1060 EIN#68- 9598 Legal Services For Children, Inc. (415) 863-3762 www.lsc-sf.org EIN#51- 0028064 - Child abuse and abduction prevention training for children, ages pre- 0169463 - Stability and safety for children in the San Francisco Bay Area. Free, school through fifth grade. School-based workshops teach personal safety skills to comprehensive legal and social services for abused and needy children and youth. 8,000 children each year. 26.3%* 14.9%

9524 Children Yes/Bay Area Community Resources (415) 444-5580 www.bacr.org 9553 Lilliput Children’s Services (800) 325-5359 www.lilliput.org EIN#94-2614102 - EIN#94-2346815 - Help low-income youth in high-risk communities do better in Foster and adoption services for abused and neglected children. The goal is to school, engage in community service, learn to prevent violence and gain leader- enhance a child’s opportunity for permanency and safety within a family. 5.5% ship skills. 13.7% 9554 Marcus A. Foster Educational Institute (510) 835-0391 www.mafei.org EIN 23- 9512 ChildWatch/A.P.P.L.E. FamilyWorks (415) 492-0720 www.familyworks.org 7357906 - Develops relationships and mobilizes resources that create opportuni- EIN#94-2540980 - Stop violence toward children! Your gift helps put a stop to ties for all children in Oakland Public Schools to achieve excellence. 7.8% child abuse and neglect and brings anger management to families experiencing conflict. 8.1% 9558 McDowell Drug Task Force (707) 762-3454 EIN#68-0051382 - Drug, alcohol, and gang awareness without cost in your schools and communities. Provides 5598 Christ-Centered Education/Redwood Christian Schools (510) 889-7526 neighborhood watch training and HIV education. Supporter of DARE. All volun- www.RCS.edu EIN#23-7069060 - Children, including dyslexic and learning chal- teer organization. 3.7% lenged, receive Christ-centered instruction in a warm, loving, academically chal- lenging environment. Scholarships are available to those in need. Fully accredited. 9560 Mount St. Joseph-St. Elizabeth (415) 567-8370 www.msjse.org EIN#94- 19.4% 2384035 We provide day treatment for babies recovering from prenatal drug expo- sure, and help families reunite; we provide residential treatment for girls and 9615 Cornerstone Christian School (916) 783-7779 www.cornerstonechristian.org minor mothers. 18.3% EIN#68-0285264 - Partnering with parents to educate children in a godly environ- ment through a biblical curriculum, character training, and college preparatory 9563 Oakes Children’s Center (415) 564-2310 http://home.mindspring.com/~oakessf/ academics to produce self-governed leaders. 21.9% EIN#94-1565132 - Children with severe emotional, behavioral and developmental problems need special care. We offer educational and therapeutic services, helping 8591 Court Appointed Special Advocates Of Santa Cruz County (831) 427-2925 them develop into productive adults. 14.7% www.casaofsantacruz.org EIN#77-0305354 - Provide the power of hope to a child! CASA volunteers advocate for the needs of abused children, one child at a 9543 Oakland Youth Chorus (510) 287-9700 www.oaklandyouthchorus.org EIN#94- time. 11.7% 2535518 - Providing multicultural music education and performance programs for underserved inner-city children and youth to foster their talent, confidence, and 9527 East Bay Conservation Corps (510) 992-7800 www.ebcc-school.org EIN#94- community. 18.6% 2941086 - Promotes youth development through environmental stewardship and community service and enhances participants’ academic, leadership, employment 9570 Performing Arts Workshop (415) 673-2634 www.pawsf.org EIN#94-1614596 - and life skills, self-esteem, civic responsibility and environmental awareness. Fosters academic success in youth from all economic and cultural backgrounds by 13.7% using performing arts to develop creativity, critical thinking, communication and problem-solving skills. 13.6%

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS 6161 Friends & Foundation of The San Francisco Public Library (415) 557-4257 www.friendsandfoundation.org EIN#94-6085452 - Give the gift of knowledge. 2878 Prince Hall Memorial Education and Scholarship Fund (707) 423-7780 Working to improve library services by generating funding for programs, special http://www.phmesf.com EIN#68-0269353 - Provide scholarships, grants and edu- collections, staff education and the renovation of branch libraries. 26.6%* cational assistance to low-income minorities and others in California, who in spite of their circumstances demonstrate a desire to excel. 6.1% 9526 Friends Of St. Francis Childcare Center (415) 861-1818 EIN#94-2680092 - Offering quality childcare for primarily low-income working parents, promoting 9613 Raphael House of San Francisco (415) 474-3245 www.raphaelhouse.org the physical and emotional well-being of children, providing family support and EIN#94-3141608 - Help keep homeless families together and off the street. Our school readiness curriculum. 3% shelter offers warmth, AfterCare programs, classes, long-range planning and emergency services to needy families. 14.3% 9550 Geokids/Menlo Survey Daycare Center (650) 329-4236 www.geokids.org EIN#94-3024910 - Cooperative childcare valuing relationships among children, 9578 Redwood City Education Foundation (650) 568-0233 www.rcef.org EIN#94- parents, teachers, and community. Committed to balancing high quality and 2903141 - We provide music education, which research has proven increases math affordability. Donations provide tuition assistance to Federal employees’ families. and language skills, to children in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grades. 12.7% 11.9% 9580 Ronald McDonald House Of San Francisco (415) 673-0891 9515 Greater Bay Area Make-A-Wish Foundation (415) 982-9474 www.ronaldhouse-sf.org EIN#94-2951627 - We house families who must travel to www.makewish.org EIN#94-2958481 - We fulfill magical wishes for children San Francisco for medical treatment of their seriously ill child. Families receive with life-threatening illness in 17 Bay Area counties providing moments of hope housing regardless of their financial resources. 13.6% and joy during uncertain times. 15.5% 9520 San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center (415) 668-0494 www.sfcapc.org 9618 Healthy Environments Daycare Advisory Committee (415) 947-8799 EIN#94- EIN#94-2455072 - Every Child Deserves a Childhood! Please help us provide 3095653 - Your donations fund tuition assistance for quality childcare services for prevention and support services to children and families to break the destructive children of eligible federal employees who attend our Child Development Center cycle of child abuse. 19.8% operated by Easter Seals. 10.5% 3911 San Francisco Education Fund (415) 912-2929 www.sfedfund.org EIN#94- 9556 Holy Family Day Homes of San Francisco (415) 861-5361 www.holyfamilyday- 2576345 - San Francisco Education Fund advocates for excellent public education home.org EIN#94-1156492 - HFDH provides high quality education, nutritional by mobilizing resources and people to help San Francisco public school students meals, health screenings, and family support services for children, three months to reach their full potential. 18.6% 6 years, from working poor families. 16.1%

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9614 San Francisco Symphony (415) 552-8000 x444 www.sfsymphony.org EIN#94- 6105 Bay Area Legal Aid (510) 663-4755 www.baylegal.org EIN#94-1631316 - Help 1156284 - Support great music and stimulating youth education programs. Your low-income people navigate the justice system to escape poverty and its devastat- contribution to the San Francisco Symphony this year will be matched by the ing effects in the areas of domestic violence, housing, and medical benefits. California Arts Council. 18.9% 25.3%

9573 Santa Clara Family Health Foundation (408) 874-1998 6107 Bethany Christian Services of Northern California, Inc. (209) 522-5121 www.healthykidsfund.org EIN#77-0545774 - Pays for comprehensive health, www.bethany.org/modesto EIN#31-1282585 - Enfold a child in loving arms! dental and vision insurance for children in Santa Clara County who do not qualify Bethany cherishes children, providing adoptive homes for American, foreign-born, for state or federal programs. 8.9% and special needs children; foster families for children. 16%

9587 Seneca Center Residential and Day Treatment Center for Children 6109 Bonita House, Inc. (510) 923-1099 www.bonitahouse.org EIN#94-1735133 - (510) 481-1222 - www.senecacenter.org EIN#94-2971761 - We provide nurturing Provides services to adults with significant psychiatric and substance use treatment and support services for abused /neglected children and their families. disorders including; residential, outpatient, and weekday socialization at seven We help these children flourish and become healthy, productive adults. 9.9% sites throughout Berkeley and Oakland. 11.3%

6156 Special Olympics Northern California (925) 944-8801 www.sonc.org EIN#68- 6110 California Academy of Sciences (415) 221-5100 www.calacademy.org EIN#94- 0363121 - Special Olympics provides year-round athletic training and competition 1156258 - Comprised of the Steinhart Aquarium, Morrison Planetarium, Natural programs in over 22 Summer, Fall and Winter Olympic-type sports for children History Museum and eight research departments, the Academy works to explore, and adults with developmental disabilities. 26.7%* explain, and protect the natural world. 16.3%

9611 Sports4Kids (510) 893-4180 www.sports4kids.org EIN#94-3251867 - Most 6111 California Literacy, Inc. (626) 395-9989 www.caliteracy.org EIN395-2554370 - public schools no longer offer physical education. We’re enhancing and creating Illiteracy still exists in our community. Help people become independent, suc- in-school and after-school youth sports opportunities that encourage teamwork, cessful members of society by supporting our literacy programs that recruit and self-esteem and physical well-being. 9.6% train volunteer tutors. 20.5%

9619 Starlight Children’s Foundation - California Chapter (310) 286-0271 2881 Center for Attitudinal Healing (415) 331-6161 http://www.attitudinalhealing.org www.starlightcan.org EIN#95-4095074 - Brightening the lives of seriously ill EIN#94-2393629 - Supports children, adults and families dealing with illness, children & families through innovative entertainment therapy programs including death and dying and other crises free of charge. Special programs for AIDS, Fun Centers, Kids Activity Network and Hospital Happenings. 19.7% breast cancer, homeless, schools. 27.2%*

9597 Support For Families Of Children With Disabilities (415) 282-7494 6160 Center for Civil Society International (415) 851-9091 http://www.civilsoc.org www.supportforfamilies.org EIN#94-2819062 - We help children with disabilities EIN#91-0817081 - Fostering international support for civic action and social/dem-

grow and develop to their maximum ability by providing their parents and care- ocratic development in countries with limited political or economic freedom and LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS givers with information, education, and family-to-family support. 15.3% weak rule of law. 24%

9502 Valley Oak Children’s Services (800) 345-8627 www.valleyoakchildren.org 6113 Chinese For Affirmative Action (415) 274-6750 www.caasf.org EIN#94- EIN#68-0058359 - We are the key connection between exceptional childcare and 2161304 - We promote equal education, civil rights and economic opportunities the organization’s that watch over our children. Our resources and programs for Asian/Pacific Americans and other underserved communities through advoca- ensure children receive quality care. 6.2% cy, research, employment services and community development. 34.3%*

9592 We Care Services for Children (925) 671-0777 www.wecarebmcc.org. EIN#94- 6114 Clayton Community Library Foundation (925) 673-9009 6050466 - Abused and neglected children and babies born with disabilities need www.claytonlibrary.org EIN#68-0190953 - Clayton’s Community Library, a special care. We provide treatment and intervention, helping them grow up into necessary and invaluable community resource, is supported by the Library healthy adults. 0.9% Foundation which provides books, reference materials, electronic media, furniture and programs. 5.5% 9593 West Contra Costa Public Education Fund (510) 233-1464 www.wccusd.k12.ca.us EIN#68-0005307 - Developing life long learners! 6115 Community Vocational Enterprises (CVE). Inc. (415) 544-0424 www.cve.org Enriching teaching and learning for West Contra Costa students through grants, EIN#94-3250836 - We believe everyone should have the opportunity to work. For teaching excellence awards, professional music & arts programs & scholarships. 20 years we’ve created work opportunities for thousands of San Franciscans with 9.7% psychiatric disabilities. 10%

6116 Concern For The Poor, Inc. (408) 926-8885 www.familyshelter.org EIN#77- 0106237 - We offer homeless families a chance to rebuild their lives and seek LOCAL INDEPENDENT CHARITIES employment by offering them up to 3 months of shelter, food and counseling. OF AMERICA 18.3% Federation and Member Organizations 9514 Contact Care Center (925) 284-2207 www.contactcare.net EIN#51-0206190 - Contact Care exists to listen and respond to needs of the elderly and disabled. 2875 Local Independent Charities Of America (800) 876-0413 www.lic.org EIN#94- Specializing in communicating with lonely socially isolated, elderly and disabled 3042430 - Making your community a better place to live. LIC charities educate residents. 15.3% children, feed and shelter the homeless, strengthen families, rescue unwanted animals and much more. 1.3% 6118 East Bay SPCA - Oakland SPCA/Tri-Valley SPCA (510) 569-0702 www.eastbayspca.org EIN#94-1322202 - Promoting humane values since 1874. 6101 Alameda County Community Food Bank (510) 834-3663 www.accfb.org Capacity has grown to 4,000 adoptions per year, 30,000 spays/neuters have been EIN#94-2960297 - The Food Bank distributes nutritious food to 300 agencies performed since 1998. 33%* serving low-income people throughout Alameda County, refers residents to emer- gency food, and works to eradicate hunger. 3.4% 6119 Eden I&R (Information and Referral) (510) 537-2710 www.edenir.org EIN#94- 2339050 - Provides information and referral to social services and affordable 6102 Alameda County Meals on Wheels, Inc. (510) 577-3581 housing throughout Alameda County, as well as translation and after-hours phone www.feedingseniors.org EIN#94-2651065 - Alameda County Meals on Wheels services. 21.5% provides daily meal delivery to frail homebound seniors, allowing them to main- tain their independence and dignity at home. 16.3% 6120 Elderly Nutrition Program (People Resources) (530) 662-7035 www.elderlynutrition.org EIN#94-1599229 - Provides hot, freshly prepared, 6103 Asian Law Caucus (415) 896-1701 www.asianlawcaucus.org EIN#94-2176139 noontime meals to seniors, age 60+, in a friendly congregate setting and directly Promoting and advancing legal and civil rights of the Asian Pacific American to the homes of frail homebound elderly. 25% community, with a focus on the needs of low-income, immigrant and refugee pop- ulations. 23.8% 6122 Food for Thought (707) 887-1647 EIN#68-0181095 - Nutrition can make a big difference to people living with disabling HIV/AIDS. We deliver meals, groceries, 6159 Asian Neighborhood Design (415) 593-0423 www.andnet.org EIN#23-7394580 - nutritional supplements and occasional hugs to our 450 clients. 10.4% We strive to reduce poverty in the Bay Area by building healthy communities and providing opportunities for low-income residents to become economically self- 6123 Fresh Lifelines for Youth, Inc. (“F.L.Y.”) (408) 299-7789 www.flyprogram.org sufficient. 13.1% EIN#52-2234595 - Preventing juvenile crime through legal education, mentoring, and peer leadership services that help at-risk youth become responsible, account- able, and capable of making healthier lifestyle choices. 10.2%

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6124 Friends Of The Animals In The Redwood Empire (FAIRE) (707) 538-9098 6145 Oakland Zoo (510) 632-9525 www.oaklandzoo.org EIN#94-1687847 - Brings www.faireonline.org EIN#68-0010605 - Help save the life of an abandoned ani- the world of wildlife to children and families, featuring 400 exotic animals in nat- mal. We spay/neuter, provide medical treatment and, through classified advertis- uralistic exhibits while educating visitors about wildlife, conservation and envi- ing, find loving homes for shelter animals. 6.9% ronmental preservation. 17.2%

6125 Goodwill Industries Of San Francisco, San Mateo & Marin Counties 6146 Ohlhoff Recovery Programs (415) 626-9782 www.ohlhoff.org EIN#94-1422466 - (415) 575-2100 www.sfgoodwill.org EIN#94-1156540 - We provide work, skill Substance abuse devastates individuals, families and communities. Ohlhoff training and job placement to persons with disabilities and other significant Recovery Programs provides treatment programs and educates the community barriers to employment, enabling them to join the work force. 9.8% about addiction and the hope of recovery. 14.4%

6162 Haight Ashbury Free Clinics (415) 561-5200 www.hafci.org/hafci/ EIN#94- 6147 Old Adobe Developmental Services (707) 763-9807 www.oadsinc.org EIN#94- 6129071 - We provide primary health care, substance abuse treatment services 2460336 - Help developmentally challenged adults reach their fullest potential. and mental health services to specific target populations for the indigent, unin- We’re teaching them job and living skills so they can live independently. 2.8% sured and working poor. 12% 6163 Options Recovery Services (510) 666-9552 www.optionsrecovery.org EIN#94- 6127 Homeless Rescue Service (510) 301-9418 www.hometown.aol.com/famolee 3384153 - Options restores the dignity of people who have fallen as far as they EIN#94-2737653 - Help those who help the homeless. We provide leadership and can, offering free addiction treatment to poor, homeless and treatment-resistant resources to missions who care for homeless persons with food, clothing, shelter individuals. 8.7% and rehabilitation programs. 0.3% 6149 Pleasanton Partnerships in Education Foundation (925) 846-5620 6128 Hope International, Inc. (800) 891-7332 www.hopeinternational.us EIN#68- www.ppie.org EIN#94-3046738 - Education is the cornerstone of our 0423182 - We are the marines of social service. We invade impoverished neigh- community’s future. Your donations can provide our Pleasanton children with borhoods with compassion, bringing food, clothing, counseling and help to chil- extraordinary education experiences that will last them a lifetime. 21.8% dren via our specialized convoy. 2.9% 6164 Rebuilding Together San Francisco (formerly Christmas in April) 6130 Human Investment Project (HIP Housing) (650) 348-6660 www.hiphousing.org (415) 905-1611 www.rebuildingtogethersf.org EIN#94-3107808 - Helping low- EIN#94-2154614 - Many families and individuals cannot afford housing. We’re income, elderly and disabled San Franciscans live in warmth, safety and inde- preventing homelessness by providing affordable housing opportunities in San pendence through renovation of owner-occupied homes and nonprofit facilities Mateo County. 10.8% benefiting underserved populations. 25.2%*

6131 Humane Education Network (650) 854-8921 www.hennet.org EIN#94-3087053 - 6150 Redwood Gospel Missions (707) 542-4817 www.srmission.org EIN#94-6122045 - Working to educate and advocate the humane treatment of animals in order to end Helping people help themselves and break the chains of addiction, homelessness unnecessary animal suffering and win support for protection and reform. 0.4% and unemployment through safe, overnight shelter, emergency food, job develop- ment training and recovery programs. 21.8% 6133 Humane Society Silicon Valley (408) 727-3383, x878 www.hssv.org EIN#94- 1196215 - We focus on the relationship between people and pets. We find homes 6151 Sakura Kai Senior Center (510) 528-1686 for animals, control pet overpopulation and educate people on benefits of pet www.wccusd.k12.ca.us/adulted/sakurakai.html EIN#94-2258682 - Enhancing ownership. 22.3% Japanese speaking seniors lives through recreation. Our senior center offers a caring place for them to go with social, educational, and health activities. 5.4% 6134 Kyros Ministry (650) 343-3377 www.kyros.org EIN#94-2950824 - Religious communities should be safe places to practice our faith—without fear of abuse. 6152 San Francisco Food Bank (415) 282-1900 www.sffoodbank.org EIN#94-3041517 - Kyros helps families and congregations prevent abuse and heal painful trauma. We distribute food to 400 human service agencies that assist seniors, adults and 21.4% children who suffer from hunger. 2.6%

6135 Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area 6153 San Francisco Women Against Rape (415) 861-2024 www.sfwar.org EIN#94- (415) 543-9444 www.lccr.com EIN#94-2581415 - Dedicated to fighting discrimi- 2756753 - SFWAR is the primary provider of rape crisis intervention services in nation by offering pro bono legal services to defend the legal rights of people of San Francisco, supporting survivors and using education and community organiz- color, poor people, and immigrants and refugees. 21% ing as tools of prevention. 24%

6137 Little Brothers-Friends of the Elderly (415) 771-7957 6154 San Mateo County Community Colleges Foundation (650) 574-6229 www.littlebrothers.org/sanfrancisco EIN#94-3143730 - Volunteer-based organiza- www.smccd.net/foundation EIN#94-6133905 - Help a student go to college. We tion providing companionship, outreach and advocacy for elderly who are without provide scholarships and childcare for students attending local colleges, buy

LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS support from family or friends, thereby helping to promote their independent liv- books for libraries, and otherwise help colleges. 24.9% ing. 16.2% 6165 Sitike Counseling Center (650) 589-9305 www.sitike.org EIN#94-3065810 - 6138 Marin Humane Society (415) 883-4621 www.marinhumanesociety.org EIN#94- We strive to transform the despair of untreated chemical dependency by offering 1156562 - We work to protect animals from neglect, abuse and exploitation. Our real hope to people whose lives are affected by addiction through meaningful programs also help sustain elderly and disabled individuals with animal compan- programs. 2.6% ions. 8% 6155 SPCA/San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 6139 Market Street Railway Company (415) 956-0472 www.streetcar.org EIN#94- (415) 554-3000 www.sfspca.org EIN#94-0836580 - Help save homeless cats and 2499217 - Bringing San Francisco’s transit history to life. We acquire, restore and dogs and cultivate respect and awareness for animals. We offer adoption services help underwrite operation of MUNI’s vintage streetcars, enlivening our city and humane educaiton, animal assistance therapy, and hearing dogs. 29.3%* enhancing public transit. 13% 6157 St. Anthony Foundation (415) 241-2600 www.stanthonysf.org EIN#94-1513140 - 6140 Math Science Network (510) 430-2222 www.expandingyourhorizons.org Serving individuals and families in need since 1950. We provide meals, medical EIN#94-2870879 - Encouraging young women to persevere in math and science care, shelter, furniture, clothing, employment services, counseling, drug/alcohol through hands-on activities at our volunteer led “Expanding Your Horizons in rehabilitation and justice education programs. 14.7% Science and Mathematics” conferences. 32%* 6158 Women’s Recovery Services, A Unique Place (707) 527-0412 6141 Meals on Wheels of Contra Costa, Inc. (925) 313-1730 EIN#68-0231350 - A www.womensrecoveryservices.org EIN#51-0178620 - In a safe, non-threatening, meal and a smile can make all the difference. Our volunteers provide 100,000 healing environment we provide 90-180 day residential treatment for recovery meals annually for delivery to lonely, homebound elders. 4.9% from alcohol/nicotine/chemical dependence to women and their children. 10.5%

6142 Meals On Wheels Of San Francisco (415) 920-1111 www.mowsf.org EIN#94- 1741155 - Meals On Wheels provides and delivers nutritious meals necessary to prevent the inappropriate or premature institutionalization of elderly homebound LOCAL UNAFFILIATED AGENCIES residents of San Francisco. 9.1% 4175 Albert L. Schultz Jewish Community Center 650-493-9400 6143 North Bay Developmental Disabilities Services (707) 256-1100 www.nbrc.net www.PaloAltoJCC.org EIN#77-0185734 - Providing educational, social, cultural EIN#94-1719894 - Coordinates and purchases services for persons with develop- and wellness programs to serve the needs of the Jewish community in the South mental disabilities and their families, or infants and toddlers who are at risk for Peninsula region. 10% developmental disabilities. 1.3%

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4176 Anew America Community Corporation 510-540-7785 www.anewamerica.org 4179 Hospice of Marin Foundation 415-927-5880 www.hospiceofmarin.org EIN#23- EIN#94-3342658 - Anew America Community Corporation promotes long-term 7425536 - Hospice of Marin Foundation funds Hospice of Marin’s quality, com- economic empowerment of low-income new Americans-new citizens, immigrants passionate hospice and palliative care and provides education, advocacy, and guid- and refugees-for the political, social, and cultural growth in America. 15.06% ance for end-of-life issues. 22%

5057 Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Santa Cruz County 831-464-8691 3427 Jimmy Doolittle Air and Space Museum Foundation 530-269-3209 EIN#94- www.santacruzbbbs.org EIN#94-2826754 - Agency assists youth to achieve 28863472 - Establish and maintain an aviation museum exhibiting Travis AFB their highest potential by providing mentoring relationships which prevent school military aircraft, artifacts, and historical photographs for the benefit and education dropout, drug/alcohol use, teen pregnancy and delinquency. 13% of the general public. 5.4%

4161 California Shock/Trauma Air Rescue (CALSTAR) 530-887-0775 4180 Legal Assistance for Seniors 510-832-3040 www.lashicap.org EIN#94-2941697 - www.calstar.org EIN#94-2914758 - Provides helicopter emergency medical Provides free legal aid and education to Alameda County seniors. Specialize in evacuation, “911” and emergency hospital transports 24 hours a day, specializing housing, naturalization, SSI and Social Security, elder abuse, guardianships and in pediatrics. Service provided regardless of patients ability to pay. 13% health insurance issues. 8.7%

4021 Children’s Food Basket 510-534-6362 www.childrensfoodbasket.org EIN#94- 4149 Lillian’s Green Thumb 707-428-3125 www.jccomp.com/-pepperlil EIN#68- 3241892 - We provide over 1700 free weekend food bags for low-income 0036879 - A non-profit organization that grows food for local food banks, senior elementary school children in Oakland. We also provide tutoring as well as child homes, and the needy. Also sponsors trips and provides holiday gifts to veterans cooking classes. 15.8% homes. 0%

3428 Chinese Newcomers Service Center 415-421-2111 EIN#94-2152893 - Multi- 5084 NASA College Scholarship Fund, Inc. 281-483-7463 EIN#76-0039071 - lingual social services, acculturation/adjustment support, information and referral, Awards college scholarships agency-wide to qualified NASA dependents who are job preparation workshop. Job placement, naturalization, free food, and income pursuing undergraduate degrees in science or engineering. 8.7% tax assistance to Chinese immigrant families. 23.26% 4052 Parents Helping Parents, Inc. 408-727-5775 www.php.com EIN#94-2814246 - 8040 Clara-Mateo Alliance, Inc. 650-853-7065 www.clara-mateo.org EIN#94-3321885 - A parent-directed family resource center offering information, training, and sup- Provides shelter and support services, including meals and sobriety maintenance port services for children with special needs, their families, and the professionals to homeless individuals, couples and families, to help them achieve permanent who serve them. 22% housing and self-sufficiency. 0% 4181 Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA 650-340-7022 3765 Community Hospice, Inc. 209-491-7900 www.hospiceheart.org EIN#94-2638213 - www.peninsulahumanesociety.org EIN#94-1243665 - Established in 1952, Provides a compassionate case managed multi-disciplinary team consisting of Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA is an animal shelter that provides education,

medical, social, and bereavement support for the terminally ill patient and their adoption, lost and found, spay/neuter, wildlife rehabilitation, field operation and LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS family. 25% community outreach services. 25.2%*

3432 Community Music Center 415-647-6015 www.sfmusic.org EIN#94-1156270 - 4182 Ravenswood Family Health Center dba (South County Community Health Since 1921,providedstudents of all ages, incomes, and ethnic backgrounds access Center, Inc.) 650-330-7400 EIN#94-3372130 - Community-based primary med- to low/no cost music education and performances. Serves children, seniors, and ical care and prevention services for all ages, regardless of income, insurance, or inner-city youth. 16% immigrant status. 20%

4023 Ding Sum, Inc. 415-391-1494 EIN#94-3191944 - Supports activities dedicated to 4183 Resource Area For Teachers, RAFT 408-451-1420 www.raft.met EIN#77- application of compassion to all. Through entirely public funding, over 6,000 0365627 - Provides educational materials and training at low cost to teachers for children and seniors benefit annually from presentations and musicals demonstrat- use in art, science, math, and technology learning. 12.5% ing sharing and caring. 0% 4184 Safe Haven Animal Sanctuary 408-420-7233 SafeHavenAnimalSanctuary.org 4177 East Bay Community Mediation 510-548-2377 www.ebcm.org EIN#94-3054165 - EIN#77-0520491 - Our mission is to offer care and a peaceful living environment We offer accessible mediation, facilitation and training services to address prob- for abused, physically handicapped, aged or homeless animals in an open space lems that arise between neighbors, family, landlords, tenants, facility. 1.9% coworkers, businesses, etc. in East Bay communities. 20% 3480 Saint Vincent’s Day Home, Inc. 510-832-8324 www.svdh.org EIN#22-119101 - 4078 Girl Scouts of Monterey Bay 831-372-8048 EIN#94-1567162 - Girl Scouts pro- We provide high quality child development services to children aged 2-10, vides a program of continuous adventure and learning for girls, K-12, to build life meeting their essential developmental health, safety, and nutritional needs, and skills, develop leadership, teamwork and give service to their communities. 12% offer essential family support. 13%

8540 Girl Scouts of Santa Clara County 408-287-4170 www.girtlscoutsofscc.org 4185 Solano Habitat for Humanity 707-422-1948 www.solanohabitat.org EIN#68- EIN#94-1496462 - Programs empower girls and young women, ages 5-17, to 0252525 - Homeownership program builds and rehabilitates affordable houses in reach their full potential, make life-enhancing decisions, develop self-esteem and partnership with volunteers, donors, and the selected homeowners for low income be active, contributing members of our community. 14% residents of Solano and Napa counties. 35%*

4082 Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy 415-561-3000 www.ggnpa.org 4186 Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School 510-523-1526 www.sjnd.org EIN#94- EIN#94-2781708 - Dedicated to preserving the Golden Gate National Recreation 1156709 - SJND High School’s graduates possess the knowledge, skills and Area, part of the national park system through park education programs and Christian values needed to achieve in college and lead fulfilling personal lives and restoring sites like Crissy Field. 0% careers. 16%

8541 Greyhound Adoption Center 1-877-478-8364 www.greyhoundog.org EIN#95- 3774 Stanford Settlement, Inc. 916-927-1303 www.stanfordsettlement.org EIN#94- 4132021 - Volunteer-run rescue, rehabilitation and adoption agency. Covers 1550842 - A neighborhood based social service agency providing programs and California from 30-greyhound-capacity facility. Space permitting, greyhounds are activities for area residents including youth development and activities, elderly never turned away due to age, medical condition. 16.4% programs, emergency assistance, community development. 15.9%

3425 Healdsburg Animal Shelter, Inc. 707-431-3386 x0 www.healdsburgshelter.org 4189 Travis Child Development 707-424-2729 EIN#94-1464848 - Provides EIN#94-1541169 - Our programs include: Surrender and adoption of owned pets, developmentally appropriate programs for children ages 0-6 with active, hands-on impound and redemption of lost pets, lost and found matching dog licensing, and activities. We advocate for children, families, and early childhood professionals animal related advice. 14% within our programs. 0%

5049 Hidden Villa (The Trust for Hidden Villa) 650-949-8650 www.hiddenvilla.org 4172 Travis Community Activities 707-424-2502 EIN#N/A - Provides outdoor EIN#94-1539836 - 1600-acre farm and wilderness preserve. Environmental edu- recreational opportunities for military members and their families that educate, cation program for school children, multicultural youth summer camp, and com- promote spirit de corp and physical fitness and build leadership skills. 0% munity programs. Scholarships provided to low-income schools and campers. 17.6% 4153 Travis Family Services Airman’s Attic 707-424-2486 EIN#68-0296891 - Volunteer program providing assistance to military families experiencing prob- 4178 Homeless Care Force, Inc. 408-732-2889 EIN#77-0253029 - Provides hot meals lems due to military separation, relocation, financial and other problems. 0% and clothing to the homeless and hungry at various locations in Santa Clara County from our mobile food and clothing vans. 17.7%

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3768 Travis Fisher House 707-423-3637 EIN#N/A - A seven bedroom hospitality 5082 United Way of Stanislaus County 209-523-4562 www.uwaystan.org EIN#94- house for families and loved-ones of patients receiving health care treatment at 1212129 - Supporting local programs achieving results for our community through David Grant Medical Center. 0% children and youth, strengthening families, building strong neighborhoods, pro- moting health and well-being, providing a safety net. 16.4% 4173 Travis USO 707-448-4503 EIN#94-1575231 - Provide aid and support to traveling military families to include food/shelter, nursery, playground, laundry center, 4174 Vacaville Christian Schools 707-446-1776x11 www.go-vcs.com EIN#94-2299082 - infant needs, TV/VCR, movies and travel information. 0% We exist to provide a distinctive Christ-centered education in a nurturing environ- ment which equips young people to excel in life and service to Jesus Christ. 1% 4171 Travis Youth Activities 707-424-5392 EIN#94-1464848 - Offers a comprehensive program of sports and educational, cultural, social and community service 4187 Via Rehabilitation Services, Inc. 408-243-7861 www.viaservices.org EIN#94- activities for 2,861 children 6-18 years. 0% 1212130 - Via serves over 3,000 people annually with developmental, physical, communicative and learning disabilities, as well as children who are at-risk of 4168 United States Coast Guard Child Development Center 510-437-2743 EIN#94- developmental delays. 14.6% 1272477 - US Coast Guard Child Development Center and Parent Committee sup- port the development of pre-school children. 0% 3929 Wildlife Center for Disease and Toxin Investigation 707-575-1000 EIN#68- 1044092 - Rehabilitates injured or orphaned wildlife for release back into the wild 4109 United Way of San Joaquin County 209-469-6990 EIN#94-1279805 - and investigates the effect of disease and toxins on wildlife. 3.6% Independent/locally managed; raising funds for 50 local human service programs addressing homelessness, substance abuse, child abuse, gang violence, health 4036 YWCA - Santa Clara Valley 408-295-4011 www.ywca-scv.org EIN#94-1186196 - issues, senior concerns and other problems. 16% Multi-service non-profit agency empowering women and their families to become strong, productive and healthy by addressing the fundamental issues underlying poverty, violence and family conflict. 19% LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

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0036 1 Way Out of Pornography ...... 36 3402 AIDS Legal Referral Panel of the San Francisco Bay Area...... 65 4005 American Cancer Society, Silicon Valley/Central 0406 100 Black Men of America ...... 42 0821 AIDS, Medicine & Miracles...... 27 Coast Regional Office...... 70 2373 20/20 Vision, Action for Environmental and Peace Project...... 18 2504 AIDS Programs of the National Minority AIDS Council ...... 45 2349 American Canoe Association...... 19 1521 4-H: National 4-H Council...... 53 7035 AIDS Project East Bay ...... 73 0420 American Center for Law and Justice ...... 42 2131 82nd Airborne Division Association Educational Fund...... 13 1704 AIDS Research Alliance of America...... 49 2599 American Chronic Pain Association...... 45 1901 9 to 5 Working Women Education Fund ...... 15 0571 AIDS Research Foundation (amfAR)...... 38 1705 American College of Rheumatology Research and 2503 AIDS Treatment and Research Information - Project Inform....45 Education Foundation...... 49 A 2101 Air Force Memorial Foundation ...... 13 0152 American Composers Forum...... 53 1408 Air Serv International...... 59 2902 American Council for Polish Culture, Inc...... 27 1124 A Better World Fund...... 27 2104 Air Warrior Courage Foundation...... 13 2802 American Council of the Blind ...... 24 2055 A Child’s Hope Fund...... 40 2102 Airmen Memorial Foundation ...... 13 2103 American Defense Institute ...... 14 3679 A Home Away From Homelessness ...... 65 2122 Airmen Memorial Museum ...... 13 0505 American Diabetes Association...... 38 0118 A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, Inc...... 21 6101 Alameda County Community Food Bank ...... 75 3670 American Diabetes Association...... 65 9009 A Safe Place...... 73 9038 Alameda County Health Care Foundation...... 72 2350 American Discovery Trail Society...... 19 2658 A Self-help Assistance Program...... 60 3873 Alameda County Homeless Action Center...... 65 1812 American Eagle Foundation ...... 12 2121 AAAA Scholarship Foundation, Inc...... 13 6102 Alameda County Meals on Wheels, Inc...... 75 2058 American Family Association...... 40 3275 AASK America...... 65 1922 Alan Guttmacher Institute ...... 15 0924 American Farmland Trust ...... 25 1975 Abortion Access Project ...... 15 0949 Alaska Conservation Foundation...... 25 2340 American Fisheries Society ...... 19 1938 Abortion Federation, National (NAF) ...... 15 2311 Alaska Wilderness League...... 18 2422 American Foreign Service Association Scholarship Fund ...... 22 2639 ABS CBN Foundation, Inc...... 27 4175 Albert L. Schultz Jewish Community Center...... 76 2386 American Forest Foundation...... 19 1302 Academy for Educational Development...... 27 2089 Alcohol & Drug Recovery Fund ...... 40 0901 American Forests ...... 25 2361 Access Fund...... 18 1905 Alhambra Charity Fund ...... 15 1354 American Foundation for Aging Research ...... 27 0301 ACCION International...... 61 9562 All About Kids/Sunny Hills...... 73 2853 American Foundation for Suicide Prevention ...... 24 4055 Achievekids...... 70 0004 All Nations Bible Society...... 36 0402 American Foundation for the Blind...... 42 0822 Achilles Track Club ...... 27 7001 Allen Temple Health and Social Services Ministries ...... 73 2673 American Foundation for Urologic Disease (AFUD), The ...... 27 1904 ACNM Foundation, Inc...... 15 2505 Allergy and Asthma Network/Mothers of Asthmatics, Inc...... 45 1402 American Friends Service Committee...... 59 0801 Acoustic Neuroma Association ...... 27 1828 Alley Cat Allies...... 12 0506 American Hearing Research Foundation...... 38 2059 ACSI’s Children’s Tuition Fund...... 40 1803 Alley Cat Rescue ...... 12 8029 American Heart Association...... 65 0151 Acting Company, The ...... 53 2005 Alliance Defense Fund ...... 40 4008 American Heart Association...... 70 2984 Action Against Hunger-USA...... 27 2520 Alliance for Aging Research ...... 45 0507 American Heart Association...... 38 0651 ACTION for Child Protection ...... 44 1525 Alliance for Children & Families ...... 54 2301 American Hiking Society ...... 19 0002 Action International Ministries...... 36 1213 Alliance for Consumer Education ...... 50 2377 American Historical Association ...... 19 1394 Admiral Jeremiah Denton Foundation...... 27 1503 Alliance for Healthy Homes ...... 54 0405 American Hospice Foundation ...... 42 4051 Adolescent Counseling Services ...... 70 8055 Alliance for Technology Access ...... 64 1801 American Humane Association ...... 12 2846 Adopt America Network...... 24 2383 Alliance to Save Energy ...... 18 2737 American Indian Children’s Hunger Fund...... 54 1531 Adoptable Children (North American Council) ...... 53 1627 Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation ...... 43 0424 American Indian College Fund...... 42 1524 Adoption Center...... 53 1742 Alpha-1 Foundation ...... 49 0878 American Indian Heritage Foundation ...... 27 1536 Adoption Exchange ...... 53 8022 ALS Association Bay Area Chapter ...... 65 0833 American Indian Science & Engineering Society (AISES)...... 27 2824 Adoption Exchange Association...... 24 0501 ALS Association, The (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis 2402 American Indian Services...... 22 2721 Adoption Links Worldwide...... 53 Association)...... 38 2815 American Indian Youth Running Strong...... 24 1567 Adoption Resources of Maine / International ...... 53 8050 ALSAC/St Jude Children’s Research Hospital...... 65 1095 American Institute for Social Justice, Inc...... 27 2730 Adoption Service Information Agency, Inc...... 54 1511 Alyn Center for Disabled Children in Israel ...... 54 0304 American Ireland Fund...... 62 1952 Adoptions by Cradle of Hope...... 15 1701 Alzheimer’s and Aging Research Center...... 49 0305 American Jewish World Service...... 62 1502 Adoptions International - JCICS ...... 54 0502 Alzheimer’s Association ...... 38 0508 American Kidney Fund...... 38 1709 Advanced Cancer Research Center ...... 49 8001 Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders Association of 2620 American Latvian Association in the United States, Inc...... 27 9838 Advancing Native Missions...... 27 Northern California...... 65 1397 American Legion Child Welfare Foundation...... 27 1401 Adventist Development & Relief Agency International ...... 59 2596 Alzheimer’s Prevention Foundation International ...... 45 0803 American Legion Endowment Fund Corporation ...... 27 1304 Adventure Cycling Association ...... 27 2590 Alzheimer’s Research Foundation, Fisher Center...... 45 0306 American Leprosy Foundation ...... 62 1201 Advertising Council, Inc...... 50 9006 Alzheimer’s Services Of The East Bay...... 72 9953 American Leprosy Missions, Inc...... 61 0807 Advocacy Institute ...... 27 2901 Amateur Athletic Union of the U.S. Inc...... 27 0509 American Liver Foundation...... 38 2209 Advocates for Fair Family Support...... 16 2395 Amazon Conservation Team...... 18 8030 American Liver Foundation...... 65 2501 Advocates for Youth...... 45 0503 AMC Cancer Research Center ...... 38 0510 American Lung Association ...... 38 2046 Advocates International ...... 40 1223 Amcha for Tsedakah...... 50 7502 American Lung Association of California, Redwood 2137 Aerospace Education Foundation ...... 13 2651 America Responds with Love, Inc...... 27 Empire Branch...... 64 9951 Africa Action ...... 61 1204 America the Beautiful Fund ...... 50 9001 American Lung Association Of San Francisco and 1488 Africa AIDS Watch...... 59 0400 America’s Charities...... 42 San Mateo Counties ...... 72 0003 Africa Faith and Justice Network ...... 36 9837 America’s Children Hunger Network ...... 27 4007 American Lung Association of Santa Clara- 0355 Africa-America Institute...... 62 0437 America’s Second Harvest...... 42 San Benito Counties...... 70 1417 African American Opportunity Centers (OIC International) .....59 1702 American Academy for Cerebral Palsy and Developmental 8003 American Lung Association of the East Bay...... 65 2054 African American Self-Help Foundation...... 40 Medicine...... 49 0307 American Near East Refugee Aid (ANERA)...... 62 1626 African American Unity Centers/National (AAUC/N) ...... 43 2384 American Alpine Club ...... 18 9901 American Nicaraguan Foundation...... 52 9952 African Conservancy, The...... 61 2214 American Anti-Slavery Group...... 17 2508 American Nonsmokers’ Rights Foundation...... 45 0302 African Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF)...... 62 1859 American Anti-Vivisection Society ...... 12 2540 American Nurses Foundation ...... 45 0919 African Wildlife Foundation...... 25 2401 American Architectural Foundation...... 22 0512 American Parkinson Disease Association ...... 38 0303 Africare ...... 62 0204 American Association for Cancer Research...... 45 2630 American Poetry Fund...... 27 2421 AFS-USA, Inc...... 22 2376 American Association for State and Local History...... 19 9872 American Radio Relay League, Inc., The...... 27 1214 Aging Research, American Federation for (AFAR) ...... 50 9850 American Association for the Advancement of Science, The ....27 0700 American Red Cross...... 44 2907 Agronomic Science Foundation, Inc...... 27 0236 American Association of Bone Marrow Donor Registries, Inc...45 4009 American Red Cross - Santa Clara Valley Chapter...... 70 0844 AHEAD, Inc. (Adventures in Health, Education & 1746 American Association of Diabetes Educators Education & 7503 American Red Cross, Sonoma County Chapter ...... 64 Agricultural Development)...... 27 Research Foundation ...... 49 0831 American Red Magen David for Israel ...... 27 9950 Aid to Africa Federation, Inc...... 61 0203 American Association of Kidney Patients, Inc...... 45 0313 American Refugee Committee ...... 62 1202 Aid to Artisans...... 50 1929 American Association of University Women Educational 5001 American River Conservancy...... 69 2064 Aid to Children, Youth and Families...... 40 Foundation...... 15 0902 American Rivers ...... 25 1404 Aid to Southeast Asia ...... 59 1942 American Association of University Women Legal 2558 American Sleep Apnea Association...... 45 2502 AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Disease Information Advocacy Fund...... 15 2632 American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene, The...... 27 Services of the American Social Health Association...... 45 2544 American Autoimmune Related Diseases Association...... 45 2341 American Solar Energy Society ...... 19 0818 AIDS Awareness Assistance Fund...... 27 2385 American Bird Conservancy...... 19 9885 American Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Institute, Inc...... 27 2007 AIDS Care Fund ...... 40 0417 American Campaign for Prevention of Child Abuse 2559 American Thyroid Association ...... 45 3680 Aids Community Network...... 65 and Family Violence...... 42 0205 American Tinnitus Association...... 45 1713 AIDS Community Research Initiative of America...... 49 3405 American Cancer Society ...... 65 2302 American Whitewater Affiliation ...... 19 9004 AIDS Emergency Fund...... 72 0504 American Cancer Society ...... 38 2363 American Wildlands ...... 19 2587 AIDS Fund, National ...... 45 9503 American Youth Hostels-Golden Gate Council...... 73

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2080 Americans Caring for Children Worldwide...... 40 2002 Baptist World Alliance...... 40 0010 Bright Hope International...... 37 2265 Americans for Indian Opportunity ...... 17 2323 Bat Conservation International...... 19 3731 Brookside Community Health Center ...... 66 2803 Americans Helping Americans...... 24 2992 Batten Disease Support & Research Association...... 28 1414 Brother's Brother Foundation ...... 59 0333 AmeriCares ...... 62 7000 Bay Area Black United Fund, Inc. (BABUF)...... 73 1632 Brown Foundation for Educational Equity, Excellence 9571 Ames Child Care Center...... 73 9505 Bay Area Crisis Nursery...... 73 & Research ...... 43 9902 Amigos de las Americas ...... 52 3029 Bay Area Hispano Institute for Advancement, Inc., The...... 66 4275 Buckelew Programs...... 66 0005 Amor Ministries...... 36 6105 Bay Area Legal Aid ...... 75 9572 Building Futures with Women and Children...... 73 2152 AMVETS Charities ...... 14 5593 Bay Area Rescue Mission...... 73 0874 Burchette, Conners, Ellington, Hereford & Lynch Memorial 4176 Anew America Community Corporation...... 77 3329 Bay Area Ridge Trail Council ...... 69 College Education Fund...... 28 1228 Angel Flight...... 50 3330 Bay Institute of San Francisco, The ...... 66 0495 Burn Foundation of the International Association of 2132 Angel Flight for Veterans...... 14 3031 Bayshore Child Care Services...... 66 Fire Fighters ...... 42 0006 Angel Flight Samaritans ...... 36 1629 BDPA Education & Technology Foundation...... 43 1916 Business and Professional Women’s Foundation...... 15 1943 AngelCare ...... 15 1944 Bear Necessities Pediatric Cancer Foundation, Inc...... 15 5029 Butte Environmental Council ...... 69 1826 Animal Care Committee...... 12 0652 Believe In Tomorrow National Children’s Foundation...... 44 1800 Animal Charities of America...... 12 3294 Berkeley Food and Housing Project...... 66 C 1839 Animal Legal Defense Fund...... 12 0154 Berklee College of Music, Inc...... 53 1831 Animal Protection Institute...... 12 2771 Best Buddies for Children with Mental Retardation...... 54 2009 Cadence International...... 40 1808 Animal Welfare Institute...... 12 0008 Bethany Christian Services ...... 37 3701 Calico Center...... 66 0890 Answers in Genesis Ministries ...... 28 1508 Bethany Christian Services International...... 54 6110 California Academy of Sciences ...... 75 2313 Antarctica Project ...... 19 6107 Bethany Christian Services of Northern California, Inc...... 75 6010 California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform (CANHR) ....66 2248 Anti-Defamation League ...... 17 1361 Better World Fund ...... 28 8052 California Hospice Foundation...... 65 0215 Anxiety Disorders Association of America ...... 45 0923 Beyond Pesticides/National Coalition Against the 6111 California Literacy, Inc...... 75 0816 Aplastic Anemia & MDS International Foundation...... 28 Misuse of Pesticides ...... 25 5014 California Native Plant Society...... 69 2303 Appalachian Trail Conference ...... 19 0009 Bible Believers Fellowship, Inc...... 37 5595 California Right To Life Education Fund...... 73 0516 Arc of the United States ...... 38 2003 Bible League...... 40 4161 California Shock/Trauma Air Rescue (CALSTAR)...... 77 3024 Arc San Francisco, The...... 65 7517 Big Brothers & Sisters of Mendocino Cnty aka Big Brothers 5043 California Waterfowl Association...... 70 2315 Archaeological Conservancy ...... 19 Big Sisters of Mendocino...... 64 5003 Californians Against Waste Foundation ...... 70 2397 Archaeological Institute of America...... 19 2674 Big Brothers Big Sisters International ...... 60 1592 Camp Courageous ...... 54 2905 Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA...... 28 0119 Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBSA)...... 21 0101 Camp Fire USA ...... 21 7037 Ariel Outreach Mission ...... 73 9507 Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Francisco & the Peninsula ...... 73 1534 Camp Heartland Project, Inc...... 54 2603 Arizona Memorial Museum Association...... 28 5057 Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Santa Cruz County...... 77 0823 Camp Seale Harris...... 28 2126 Armed Forces Family Survivors Fund, Intrepid Museum 2016 Billy Graham Evangelistic Association...... 40 2153 CAMP- Council on America’s Military Past...... 14 Foundation...... 14 1547 Birth Defect Research for Children, Inc...... 54 2298 Campaign to End Genocide...... 17 2136 Armed Forces Foundation...... 14 9011 Birthright Of Marin ...... 72 2004 Campus Crusade for Christ’s Great Commission Foundation ...40 2139 Armed Forces Veterans Homes Foundation ...... 14 9012 Birthright of San Francisco ...... 72 2562 Cancer Aid and Research Fund ...... 46 2149 Armed Services YMCA of the USA ...... 14 9066 Birthright Of San Jose, Inc...... 72 0216 Cancer Coalition, The National...... 46 2133 Army Historical Foundation ...... 14 9017 Birthright Of Walnut Creek/Concord...... 72 2579 Cancer Control Society ...... 46 0515 Arthritis Foundation...... 38 9058 Black Adoption Placement and Research Center...... 73 2511 Cancer Curing Society...... 46 8005 Arthritis Foundation, Northern California Chapter...... 65 1630 Black Cops Against Police Brutality (B-CAP) ...... 43 1711 Cancer Immunology Research Foundation ...... 49 2551 Arthritis National Research Foundation ...... 45 1619 Black Women in Sisterhood for Action, Inc...... 43 0481 Cancer Research and Prevention Foundation...... 42 1403 Ashoka: Innovators for the Public ...... 59 1206 Black Women United For Action, Inc...... 50 0653 Cancer Research for Children ...... 44 0455 Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund...... 42 1602 Black Women’s Agenda, Inc...... 43 2588 Cancer Research Foundation...... 46 2722 Asian Children’s Assistance Limited...... 54 0468 Black Women’s Health Imperative ...... 42 1719 Cancer Research Fund of the Damon Runyon- 3682 Asian Community Mental Health Services...... 66 9888 Bless the Children, Inc...... 28 Walter Winchell Foundation...... 49 6103 Asian Law Caucus ...... 75 2010 Blessings International ...... 40 0517 Cancer Research Institute...... 38 6159 Asian Neighborhood Design ...... 75 1224 Blind and Visually Impaired Services Accreditation ...... 50 0235 Cancer Research Institute - NFCR...... 46 2220 Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium...... 17 9510 Blind Babies Foundation ...... 73 2598 Cancer Support - The Wellness Community...... 46 3012 Asian Pacific Fund ...... 66 1537 Blind Children and Adults Action Fund of America...... 54 2512 Cancer Survivors Coalition (NCCS) ...... 46 3253 Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach (formerly 1553 Blind Children’s Fund...... 54 1722 Cancer Treatment Research Foundation...... 49 Nihonmachi Legal Outreach)...... 66 2202 Blind Federation of America ...... 17 2723 Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation ...... 54 3013 Asian Perinatal Advocates ...... 73 1227 Blind Vietnamese Children Foundation ...... 50 2647 Canine Assistants...... 28 0883 Asian Relief, Inc...... 28 2107 Blinded American Veterans Foundation ...... 14 1804 Canine Companions for Independence ...... 12 7052 Asian Women’s Shelter ...... 73 2155 Blinded Veterans Association ...... 14 0418 Canine Partners for Life ...... 42 3944 Asians for Job Opportunities in the Bay Area (AJOB)...... 66 2510 Blindskills, Inc...... 45 2760 Canines for Disabled Kids...... 54 1802 ASPCA: American Society for the Prevention of 9877 Boat People S.O.S., Inc...... 28 0308 CARE...... 62 Cruelty to Animals ...... 12 6109 Bonita House, Inc...... 75 7533 CARE Children’s Counseling Center...... 64 0898 Assist International ...... 28 9954 Books for Africa, Inc...... 61 2062 Care Net...... 40 1829 Assistance Dog Institute ...... 12 1587 BOOKS for the BARRIOS, Inc...... 54 2575 Caregivers Association of America ...... 46 1819 Assistance Dog United Campaign...... 12 2670 BOS-USA, (The Balikpapan Orangutan Society-USA) ...... 28 0234 CaringBridge ...... 46 2001 Association for Christian Conferences, Teaching & 0155 Boston Symphony Orchestra, Inc...... 53 2342 Carrying Capacity Network...... 19 Service (ACCTS) ...... 40 9509 Boy Scouts of America, Marin Council ...... 73 1225 Carter Center ...... 50 2205 Association for Union Democracy ...... 17 7590 Boy Scouts of America, Mt. Diablo-Silverado Council...... 73 1528 CASA - Court Appointed Advocates for Abused Children ...... 54 2022 Association of Gospel Rescue Missions ...... 40 9517 Boy Scouts Of America, San Francisco Bay Area Council...... 73 0011 Casas por Cristo...... 37 0848 Association of Jewish Family & Children’s Agencies, Inc...... 28 9506 Boy Scouts of America-Greater Yosemite Council...... 73 1549 C.A.S.T. for Kids Foundation...... 54 2387 Association of Partners for Public Lands ...... 19 3306 Boys & Girls Club of Oakland...... 66 3271 Catholic Charities CYO...... 66 9063 Asthma & Allergy Foundation Of America, Southern 3730 Boys & Girls Club of the Peninsula (BGCP)...... 66 4020 Catholic Charities of San Jose...... 70 California Chapter...... 72 3417 Boys & Girls Clubs North San Mateo County...... 66 0184 Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa ...... 64 1734 Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America...... 49 7508 Boys & Girls Clubs of Petaluma ...... 64 0102 Catholic Charities USA ...... 21 2297 Astraea Lesbian Foundation for Justice...... 17 7505 Boys and Girls Club of Santa Rosa...... 64 0880 Catholic Foreign Mission Society of America, Inc...... 28 2106 Astronauts Memorial Foundation ...... 14 1545 Boys Hope Girls Hope...... 54 2234 Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc...... 17 2447 Astronomical Society of the Pacific...... 23 2574 Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence ...... 46 1463 Catholic Medical Mission Board...... 59 2534 Ataxia Telangiectasia Children’s Project ...... 45 2586 Brain Injury Association of America...... 46 1076 Catholic Near East Welfare Association (CNEWA)...... 28 2578 Auditory - Verbal International, Inc...... 45 2557 Brain Tumor Association, American (ABTA) ...... 46 2611 Catholic Network of Volunteer Service...... 28 0210 Autism Intervention and Treatment Research — 1707 Brain Tumor Foundation of America...... 49 0309 Catholic Relief Services - USCCB ...... 62 Organization for Autism Research ...... 45 2914 Brazil Foundation ...... 60 5506 Catholic Social Service of Solano County...... 66 2597 Autism Research - The Autism Society of America 1149 Bread & Water for Africa, Inc...... 60 0012 Catholic Youth Foundation USA ...... 37 Foundation for ...... 45 1472 Bread for the World Institute...... 59 1902 Catholics for a Free Choice...... 15 1580 Autism Society of America ...... 54 0207 Breast Cancer Action...... 46 0410 Catholics United for Life...... 42 2091 Awana Clubs International...... 40 0488 Breast Cancer Coalition...... 42 2918 CDC Foundation (National Foundation for the Centers for 9058 Breast Cancer Fdn., Susan G. Komen-Bay Area Disease Control & Prevention) ...... 28 B (San Francisco) Affiliate ...... 72 0963 Center for a New American Dream...... 25 2561 Breast Cancer Foundation, The Susan G. Komen...... 46 9513 Center for Accessible Technology ...... 73 0153 Ballet Hispanico of New York...... 53 0211 Breast Cancer Fund ...... 46 2773 Center for Adoption Support & Education, Inc...... 54 2666 BAPS Care International ...... 28 1118 Breast Cancer Research & Assistance Fund ...... 28 2881 Center for Attitudinal Healing...... 75 1588 Baptist Charities of America ...... 54 1729 Breast Cancer Research Foundation, The...... 49 1229 Center for Auto Safety...... 50 0007 Baptist Children’s Home Ministries...... 36 0868 Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center (BOEC)...... 28 6160 Center for Civil Society International ...... 75

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1422 Center for Communications, Health and the Environment...... 59 0951 Children’s Health Environmental Coalition ...... 25 2032 Compassion International Incorporated ...... 41 1231 Center for Community Change ...... 50 2521 Children’s Heart Foundation International ...... 46 1806 Compassion Over Killing...... 12 1604 Center for Democratic Renewal ...... 43 0654 Children’s HeartLink ...... 44 1555 Compassionate Friends...... 56 7002 Center for Elders Independence ...... 73 2084 Children’s HopeChest...... 40 1406 Concern America...... 59 2305 Center for Food Safety ...... 19 1512 Children’s Hopes & Dreams - Wish Fulfillment Foundation.....55 6116 Concern For The Poor, Inc...... 75 0929 Center for Health, Environment and Justice ...... 25 2758 Children’s Hospice International ...... 55 1209 Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc. (COPS) ...... 50 0895 Center for Immigration Studies...... 28 1552 Children’s Hospital & Research Center Foundation ...... 55 1085 Conflict Management Group (CMG)...... 60 2343 Center for International Environmental Law ...... 19 2637 Children’s Hospital Foundation ...... 29 0103 Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, Inc...... 21 1161 Center for Law and Education...... 28 2638 Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Foundation ...... 29 2110 Congressional Medal of Honor Society ...... 14 2207 Center for Law and Social Policy...... 17 0655 Children’s House at Johns Hopkins, The...... 44 2300 Conservation & Preservation Charities of America...... 18 1333 Center for Plant Conservation, Inc...... 28 1526 Children’s Hunger Fund ...... 55 2346 Conservation and Protection of Public Lands...... 19 9801 Center for Public Justice...... 28 0014 Children’s Hunger Fund Foundation ...... 37 0930 Conservation Fund, The...... 25 1945 Center for Reproductive Rights...... 15 2027 Children’s Hunger Relief Fund...... 40 0931 Conservation International ...... 25 2364 Center for Resource Economics...... 19 9831 Children’s Inn at NIH, The ...... 29 2467 Consortium for Oceanographic Research and Education 2774 Center for the Improvement of Child Caring...... 54 2814 Children’s Legal Protection Center ...... 24 (CORE)...... 23 1605 Center for Veterans Issues, Ltd...... 43 1033 Children’s Medical Assistance Fund ...... 29 0412 Consumers Union of United States ...... 42 2201 Center for Victims of Torture, The ...... 17 1355 Children’s Medical Center Corporation ...... 29 9514 Contact Care Center ...... 75 3683 Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership of Marin...... 66 1573 Children’s Medical Ministries ...... 55 2829 Contact USA, Inc...... 24 2691 Center for Voting & Democracy, The...... 28 1569 Children’s Mercy Fund ...... 55 3735 Continentals of Omega Boys and GirlsClub, Inc...... 66 2375 Center for Watershed Protection ...... 19 1572 Children’s Miracle Network ...... 55 3386 Continuum HIV Day Services...... 66 1924 Center for Women Policy Studies...... 15 1946 Children’s Network International ...... 15 3685 Contra Costa Child Care Council...... 66 2208 Center of Concern ...... 17 8032 Children’s PKU Network...... 65 3071 Contra Costa Crisis Center...... 66 2213 Center on Budget and Policy Priorities ...... 17 2710 Children’s Relief Mission...... 55 3705 Contra Costa Humane Society ...... 66 1363 Central State University Foundation ...... 28 1563 Children’s Relief Network ...... 55 0519 Cooley’s Anemia Foundation...... 38 4085 Centre for Living with Dying, The...... 70 0668 Children’s Rights ...... 44 1104 Cooper Institute, The ...... 29 0962 CERES, Inc...... 25 1513 Children’s Rights Council...... 55 9899 Cooperative Development Foundation ...... 29 2555 CHADD (Children & Adults with Attention-Deficit/ 2468 Children’s Scholarship Fund...... 23 2689 Cooperative for Education...... 29 Hyperactivity Disorder)...... 46 2745 Children’s Shelter of Cebu ...... 55 2724 Coptic Orphans Support Association ...... 56 0767 Challenge Aspen...... 22 2043 Children’s Survival Fund ...... 40 3776 CORA, Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse 2457 Challenger Center for Space Science Education...... 23 2712 Children’s Violence Prevention Videos ...... 55 (formerly known as the Center for Domestic Violence 2513 Charcot-Marie-Tooth Association ...... 46 2680 Children, Inc...... 60 Prevention and Sor Juana Ines)...... 66 0950 Charles Darwin Foundation, Inc...... 25 9512 ChildWatch/A.P.P.L.E. FamilyWorks...... 74 2388 Coral Reef Alliance ...... 19 2308 Cheetah Conservation Fund ...... 19 3256 Chinatown Community Development Center ...... 66 1556 Cornelia De Lange Syndrome Foundation...... 56 9602 Cheryl Andersen-Sorensen Childcare Center...... 74 6113 Chinese For Affirmative Action ...... 75 9615 Cornerstone Christian School...... 74 2324 Chesapeake Bay Foundation...... 19 3428 Chinese Newcomers Service Center ...... 77 1245 Correctional Peace Officers Foundation ...... 51 1064 Child & Family Services of Michigan, Inc...... 28 5598 Christ-Centered Education/Redwood Christian Schools...... 74 1067 Cosmopolitan Diabetes Foundation, Inc...... 29 2092 Child Abuse Intervention Fund ...... 40 1348 Christian Aid Mission...... 29 7507 COTS (Committee on the Shelterless) ...... 64 5534 Child Abuse Prevention Council Of Contra Costa County...... 74 0428 Christian Appalachian Project ...... 42 7521 Council on Aging Services for Seniors...... 64 3353 Child Abuse Prevention Services Napa dba Cope 2083 Christian Blind Mission International...... 40 1335 Couple to Couple League...... 29 Family Center ...... 66 2028 Christian Broadcasting Network, The ...... 40 8591 Court Appointed Special Advocates Of Santa Cruz County...... 74 9539 Child Advocates of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties...... 74 0001 Christian Charities USA...... 36 1560 Covenant House...... 56 2855 Child Aid: Children’s Literacy and Hearing Projects...... 24 0015 Christian Children Education Fund...... 37 1233 Crafts Center...... 51 2741 Child Art Foundation, International ...... 54 0324 Christian Children's Fund...... 62 3946 Creative Growth Inc...... 66 9523 Child Assault Prevention Project Of Solano County ...... 74 2041 Christian Foundation for Children and Aging...... 40 3630 Crisis Resolution Services, Inc...... 66 1550 Child Care Law Center...... 54 0016 Christian Freedom International...... 37 8006 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America, Northern 2759 Child Concern and Care Fund...... 54 2033 Christian Legal Society ...... 40 California Chapter...... 65 1506 Child Family Health International...... 54 0017 Christian Medical & Dental Associations ...... 37 0541 Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of America ...... 38 1557 Child Find of America...... 54 2008 Christian Military Fellowship...... 40 2777 Crossroads Adoption Services...... 56 1583 Child Health Foundation ...... 55 0018 Christian Orthopaedic Partners ...... 37 4024 Cupertino Community Services, Inc...... 71 1383 Child Protection Education of America, Inc...... 28 0019 Christian Performing Artists’ Fellowship ...... 37 0222 Cure Autism Now ...... 46 2707 Child Rescue International ...... 55 0356 Christian Reformed World Relief Committee (CRWRC)...... 62 8007 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation...... 65 1561 Child Welfare League of America...... 55 2047 Christian Relief Fund ...... 41 0520 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation...... 38 0156 Child’s Play Touring Theatre ...... 53 2031 Christian Relief Services...... 41 2020 Childcare International ...... 40 2000 Christian Service Charities...... 39 D 2742 Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation...... 55 2747 Christian World Adoption...... 55 1386 Childhood Leukemia Research & Assistance Fund...... 28 0020 Christian World Relief...... 37 1507 Dads & Daughters ...... 56 0312 Childreach...... 62 1164 Chromosome 18 Registry & Research Society, The ...... 29 9955 Dairy Relief, Inc...... 61 2854 Children Affected by AIDS Foundation ...... 24 2515 Chronic Fatigue and Immune Dysfunction Syndrome 1150 Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/The Jimmy Fund ...... 29 1509 Children Awaiting Parents ...... 55 (CFIDS) Association of America ...... 46 0157 Dance Theatre of Harlem, Inc...... 53 0650 Children First - America’s Charities...... 44 0310 Church World Service/CROP ...... 62 3686 Davis Street Family Resource Center...... 66 2439 Children First America ...... 23 1747 City of Hope ...... 49 1811 Days End Farm Horse Rescue...... 12 0345 Children International...... 62 2332 Civil War Preservation Trust ...... 19 0022 Dead Sea Scrolls Institute ...... 37 1551 Children of Alcoholics (NACoA)...... 55 8040 Clara-Mateo Alliance, Inc...... 77 1529 Deaf Children’s Literacy Project ...... 56 9924 Children of Nicaragua Fabretto Foundation...... 52 1385 Clarke School for the Deaf, The...... 29 4050 Deaf Counseling, Advocacy & Referral Agency (DCARA)...... 71 9903 Children of The Americas ...... 52 6114 Clayton Community Library Foundation ...... 75 0486 DebRA of America...... 42 1585 Children of the Night...... 55 0903 Clean Water Fund ...... 25 1842 Dedication and Everlasting Love to Animals...... 12 9524 Children Yes/Bay Area Community Resources ...... 74 2547 Cleft Palate Foundation ...... 46 0904 Defenders of Wildlife ...... 25 2708 Children’s AIDS Fund ...... 55 1011 Co-op America...... 29 1636 Delta Research and Educational Foundation...... 43 2711 Children’s Angel Flight...... 55 1016 Coast Guard Auxiliary Association...... 29 1377 Delta Waterfowl Foundation...... 29 2566 Children’s Cancer Aid and Research Institute...... 46 2105 Coast Guard Foundation...... 14 8060 Dental Health Foundation...... 65 2813 Children’s Cancer Assistance Fund ...... 24 2690 Coastal America Foundation ...... 29 0581 Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance...... 38 9500 Children’s Charitable Alliance...... 73 3684 Coastside Adult Day Health Center...... 66 2554 Depression, Bipolar & OCD Information Centers...... 46 1500 Children’s Charities of America ...... 53 9921 Colombian American Service Association, CASA ...... 52 3687 DES Action Network...... 67 2061 Children’s Christian Hunger Network ...... 40 0021 Commission To Every Nation ...... 37 0158 Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Inc...... 53 1523 Children’s Corrective Surgery Society ...... 55 5008 Communities for a Better Environment ...... 70 1376 Diabetes & Immune Disease National Research Institute ...... 29 1530 Children’s Cross Connection International...... 55 4022 Community Association for Rehabilitation, Inc. (CAR)...... 70 2583 Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation ...... 46 2775 Children’s Defense Fund ...... 55 7007 Community Development Institute ...... 73 2509 Diabetes Aid and Research Fund ...... 46 1589 Children’s Disability Service Association ...... 55 0500 Community Health Charities...... 38 1703 Diabetes National Research Group ...... 50 1912 Children’s Emergency Medical Fund ...... 15 8000 Community Health Charities of California...... 64 0414 Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation ...... 42 0013 Children’s Emergency Relief Teams...... 37 3765 Community Hospice, Inc...... 77 0496 Diabetes Research Institute Foundation, Inc...... 42 2744 Children’s Feeding Network ...... 55 3385 Community Institute for Psychotherapy...... 72 9024 Diabetes Society Of Santa Clara Valley...... 72 1510 Children’s Fire & Burn Fund...... 55 3432 Community Music Center ...... 77 0219 Diabetes Transplant Fund ...... 46 2709 Children’s Food and Care Fund...... 55 7593 Community Support Network ...... 64 2563 Diabetes Trust Fund...... 46 4021 Children’s Food Basket...... 77 4016 Community Technology Alliance ...... 70 3389 Diabetic Youth Foundation ...... 67 2026 Children’s Food Fund/World Emergency Relief ...... 40 6115 Community Vocational Enterprises (CVE). Inc...... 75 9025 Diablo Valley Foundation For The Aging...... 72 2776 Children’s Fund...... 55 3196 Compass Community Services...... 66 2306 Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International ...... 19

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4023 Ding Sum, Inc...... 77 8024 Epilepsy Foundation of Northern California...... 65 2317 Foundation for North American Wild Sheep...... 19 1407 Direct Relief International...... 59 3689 Episcopal Charities...... 67 1049 Foundation for Physical Therapy, Inc...... 30 2269 Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, Inc...... 17 3447 Episcopal Community Services...... 67 1954 Foundation for Women’s Health ...... 15 2108 Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Charitable Service Trust...14 2270 Equality Now...... 17 0220 FRAXA Research Foundation...... 47 2828 Disabled and Alone/Life Services for the Handicapped, Inc. ....24 2325 Equestrian Land Conservation Resource ...... 19 9839 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center ...... 30 0862 Disabled Children’s Relief Fund, Inc...... 29 1189 ESA Foundation...... 30 3639 Free At Last ...... 73 2672 Disabled Sports USA...... 29 9904 ESPERANCA...... 52 0314 Freedom From Hunger ...... 62 3642 Discovery Counseling Center of the San Ramon Valley, Inc.....67 1144 European Institute, The...... 30 2458 Freedom to Read Foundation ...... 23 3688 District Council of Contra Costa County, Society of 0858 Explosive Ordnance Disposal Memorial Committee...... 30 6123 Fresh Lifelines for Youth, Inc. (“F.L.Y.”) ...... 75 St. Vincent de Paul ...... 67 2565 Eye and Tissue Banks International ...... 46 6161 Friends & Foundation of The San Francisco Public Library .....74 3737 Dixon Family Services ...... 67 2548 Eye Bank Association of America...... 46 3095 Friends for Youth, Inc...... 67 1400 Do Unto Others: America's Emergency Relief, 1851 Friends of Animals ...... 12 Development, and Humanitarian Outreach...... 59 F 9957 Friends of Conservation-Friends of the Masai Mara ...... 61 1418 Doctors of the World- USA...... 59 2430 Friends of Libraries USA ...... 23 0336 Doctors Without Borders USA...... 62 7524 Face to Face ...... 64 9526 Friends Of St. Francis Childcare Center ...... 74 1813 Dogs for Disabled Americans (NEADS)...... 12 1516 FACES: The National Craniofacial Association...... 56 6124 Friends Of The Animals In The Redwood Empire (FAIRE)...... 76 1820 Dogs for the Deaf ...... 12 2662 Facioscapulohumeral (FSH) Society, Inc...... 30 0908 Friends of the Earth ...... 26 2403 Dollars for Scholars...... 23 2271 Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting ...... 17 0967 Friends of the National Zoo ...... 26 1003 Dolphin Scholarship Foundation...... 29 2801 Fairygodmother Foundation ...... 24 5080 Friends of the River Foundation...... 70 3074 Donaldina Cameron House ...... 67 1903 FaithTrust Institute...... 15 4131 Friends Outside in Santa Clara County...... 71 1084 Doris Day Animal Foundation...... 29 2780 Families Thru International Adoption ...... 56 2460 Fund for American Diplomacy...... 23 1570 Down Syndrome Congress, National ...... 56 2910 Families USA Foundation ...... 30 1823 Fund for Animals...... 12 9804 Dream Factory, Inc., The ...... 29 3690 Family & Children Services ...... 67 3692 Future Leaders of America...... 67 1210 Dream Foundation ...... 51 4002 Family & Children Services ...... 71 0436 Dress for Success Worldwide...... 42 2601 Family Care Foundation ...... 60 G 1527 Dr. Laura Schlessinger Foundation ...... 56 9028 Family Caregiver Alliance ...... 72 1371 Drug Enforcement Administration Survivors’ Benefit Fund, Inc...29 3742 Family Emergency Shelter Coalition (FESCO) ...... 67 9958 GAIA Vaccine Foundation...... 61 0813 Ducks Unlimited...... 29 2034 Family Research Council...... 41 4004 Gardner Family Health Network, Inc. (GFHN) ...... 71 2564 Dystonia Medical Research Foundation...... 46 3087 Family Service Agency of Marin ...... 67 2204 Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation...... 17 3089 Family Service Agency of Sonoma County, Inc...... 64 9550 Geokids/Menlo Survey Daycare Center...... 74 E 5514 Family Service of the North Bay...... 67 0159 George Eastman House ...... 53 1966 Family Violence and Sexual Assault Institute ...... 15 2353 Gettysburg, Friends of the National Parks at ...... 20 0413 Eagle Forum Education and Legal Defense Fund...... 42 1919 Family Violence Prevention Fund ...... 15 0113 Gifts In Kind International ...... 21 0947 Earth Day Network...... 25 2688 Family, Career & Community Leaders of America, Inc...... 30 0237 Gilda’s Club Worldwide...... 47 0952 Earth Force, Inc...... 25 1183 Fanconi Anemia Research Fund, Inc...... 30 5516 Girl Scout Council of Napa-Solano ...... 67 0953 Earth Island Institute ...... 25 1246 FARM AID ...... 51 7557 Girl Scouts of Konocti Council...... 64 0900 Earth Share ...... 25 1805 Farm Animal Reform Movement (FARM)...... 12 4078 Girl Scouts of Monterey Bay...... 77 5000 Earth Share of California (Environmental Federation of 2749 Farm Safety 4 Just Kids...... 56 3170 Girl Scouts of San Francisco Bay Area...... 67 California) ...... 69 1334 Farmers & Hunters Feeding the Hungry ...... 30 8540 Girl Scouts of Santa Clara County...... 77 0915 Earthjustice ...... 25 1088 Farmers’ Legal Action Group, Inc...... 30 3177 Girls Incorporated of Alameda County...... 67 2203 EarthRights International ...... 17 0656 Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home ...... 44 1501 Giving Children Hope ...... 56 0954 Earthwatch Expeditions, Inc...... 25 1234 Federal Employee Education and Assistance Fund (FEEA) ...... 51 1971 Giving Hope International...... 15 3618 East Bay Community Law Center...... 67 1050 Federalist Society, The...... 30 1716 Glaucoma Research Foundation...... 50 4177 East Bay Community Mediation ...... 77 1211 Federation for American Immigration Reform ...... 51 1479 Global Action International...... 59 9527 East Bay Conservation Corps...... 74 1947 Feed My Hungry Children ...... 15 2576 Global AIDS Alliance...... 47 4025 East Bay Habitat for Humanity ...... 67 1558 Feed My People Children’s Charity...... 56 1571 Global Children ...... 56 6118 East Bay SPCA - Oakland SPCA/Tri-Valley SPCA ...... 75 2750 Feed My Starving Children ...... 56 3233 Global Exchange ...... 67 2909 East Coast Greenway Alliance, Inc...... 29 2052 Feed The Children ...... 41 1908 Global Fund for Women...... 15 0566 Easter Seals...... 38 2627 Feeding Americas Hungry Children...... 30 2640 Global Health Action...... 60 0346 ECHO ...... 62 1962 Feeding Hungry Children International ...... 15 1436 Global Hunger Project...... 59 0955 EcoLogic Development Fund...... 25 2066 Fellowship of Christian Athletes ...... 41 0300 Global Impact ...... 61 5088 Ecology Center ...... 70 1907 Feminists for Life of America ...... 15 1409 Global Links ...... 59 0839 Economic Policy Institute...... 29 2911 Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation ...... 30 9855 Global Opportunities for Christ...... 60 6119 Eden I&R (Information and Referral)...... 75 2843 Fight Crime: Invest in Kids ...... 24 1419 Global Volunteers ...... 59 2400 Educate America! The Education, School Support and 0023 Filipino American Rural Mission...... 37 2528 Gluten Intolerance Group of North America ...... 47 Scholarship Funds Coalition ...... 22 3258 Filipino-American Development Foundation...... 67 1517 Golden Cradle Adoption Services...... 56 1970 Educate the Children ...... 15 3092 Filipinos for Affirmative Action...... 67 5007 Golden Gate Audubon Society...... 70 1090 Education & Science Society, Inc...... 29 0311 FINCA International...... 62 4082 Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy ...... 77 2465 Education Association for At-Risk Youth...... 23 2507 Find-A-Cure for Children with Duchenne ...... 47 2604 Good News Jail & Prison Ministry ...... 30 1906 Educational and Research Foundation for the American 8062 Firefighters Pacific Burn Institute...... 65 3234 Good Samaritan Family Resource Center, Inc...... 67 Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery ...... 15 9844 First Book ...... 30 0340 Goodwill Global, Inc...... 62 2295 Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence...... 17 2917 First Nations Development Institute...... 30 0105 Goodwill Industries International, Inc...... 21 0849 Educational Media Foundation...... 29 2117 Fisher House Foundation...... 14 6125 Goodwill Industries Of San Francisco, San Mateo & 2679 Egyptians Relief Association...... 29 0768 Fishing Has No Boundaries...... 22 Marin Counties...... 76 6120 Elderly Nutrition Program (People Resources)...... 75 2664 Five Talents-USA, Inc...... 30 0861 Government Accountability Project ...... 30 2631 Electrochemical Society, Inc., The ...... 29 2304 Floresta Tropical Reforestation Fund ...... 19 0657 Grace Children’s Foundation, The...... 44 2779 ELEM Youth in Distress In Israel...... 56 2067 Focus on the Family...... 41 1072 Grassroots International, Inc...... 60 1822 Elephant Sanctuary...... 12 1308 Focus Project ...... 30 2571 Graves’ Disease Foundation ...... 47 9853 Elks National Veterans Service Commission ...... 29 2518 Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network ...... 47 0024 Great Dads...... 37 4031 Emergency Housing Consortium (EHC)...... 71 3436 Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano...... 67 9515 Greater Bay Area Make-A-Wish Foundation ...... 74 3084 Emergency Shelter Program, Inc...... 67 2238 Food First/Institute for Food and Development Policy ...... 17 0965 Green Corps, Inc...... 26 0524 Endometriosis Association ...... 39 2044 Food for the Hungry, Inc...... 41 2365 Green Empowerment ...... 20 1236 Energy for Enterprise - E + Co ...... 51 0802 Food for the Poor...... 60 5011 Greenbelt Alliance ...... 70 9922 Enersol Associates...... 52 6122 Food for Thought...... 75 0421 Greenpeace Fund ...... 42 2915 EngenderHealth ...... 30 1411 Food Industry Crusade Against Hunger...... 59 8541 Greyhound Adoption Center...... 77 2011 Engineering Ministries International...... 41 1235 Food Providers of America...... 51 1847 Greyhound Foundation ...... 12 1031 English First Foundation...... 30 1559 Food Research and Action Center ...... 56 9959 Growth Through Learning, Inc...... 61 2649 Enterprise Development International, Inc...... 30 2390 Forest Foundation, National ...... 19 2838 Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind...... 24 1238 Enterprise Foundation...... 51 1331 Forest History Society ...... 30 1840 Guide Dogs for the Blind ...... 12 2394 Entomological Foundation...... 19 0957 Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics ...... 26 1807 Guide Dogs of America...... 12 0921 Environmental and Energy Study Institute...... 25 2720 Foster Care Children and Family Fund ...... 56 0829 Guiding Eyes for the Blind, Inc...... 30 0906 Environmental Defense ...... 25 1542 Foster Parent Association, National...... 56 1712 Guillain-Barré Syndrome Foundation International...... 50 0956 Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide...... 25 1714 Foundation Fighting Blindness...... 50 1054 Gun Owners Foundation...... 30 0907 Environmental Law Institute ...... 25 9956 Foundation for Democracy in Africa, The...... 61 2608 Environmental Literacy Council ...... 30 0810 Foundation for Ichthyosis & Related Skin Types, Inc...... 30 0525 Epilepsy Foundation ...... 39 1194 Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) ...... 30

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H 6133 Humane Society Silicon Valley ...... 76 1303 Jesuit Refugee Service/USA ...... 31 1097 Humanity United in Giving (HUG) Internationally, Inc...... 31 1467 Jesuit Volunteers International...... 59 0025 Habitat for Humanity International...... 37 1207 Hunger Defense Fund...... 51 1247 Jewish Children’s Regional Services...... 51 7579 Habitat for Humanity of Lake County ...... 64 0526 Huntington’s Disease Society of America...... 39 3107 Jewish Community Federation of the Greater East Bay ...... 67 7580 Habitat for Humanity of Sonoma County ...... 64 8064 Hydrocephalus Association ...... 65 3556 Jewish Family and Children’s Services ...... 67 3661 Habitat for Humanity San Francisco...... 67 1061 Hydrocephalus Association ...... 31 7578 Jewish Family and Children’s Services, Sonoma 6162 Haight Ashbury Free Clinics...... 76 County Branch...... 64 2206 HALT - Help Abolish Legal Tyranny An Organization of I 4107 Jewish Family Service of Silicon Valley ...... 71 Americans for Legal Reform ...... 17 1117 Jewish Foundation for the Righteous, The ...... 31 1052 Harvest Institute, The ...... 30 1917 I Am Your Child Foundation...... 16 2231 Jewish Fund for Justice ...... 18 1843 Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Association ...... 12 0659 “I Have a Dream®” Foundation...... 44 9036 Jewish Home...... 72 1830 HawkWatch International ...... 12 4026 Immigrant Resettlement & Cultural Center, Inc...... 71 1162 Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs...... 31 3262 Hayward Friends of Animals...... 67 9808 Immune Deficiency Foundation...... 31 1955 Jewish Women International...... 16 3425 Healdsburg Animal Shelter, Inc...... 77 9065 Immune Enhancement Project...... 72 1136 Jews for Judaism, Inc...... 31 2761 Healing the Children California ...... 56 0233 Immunization Action Coalition ...... 47 3427 Jimmy Doolittle Air and Space Museum Foundation ...... 77 2752 Healing the Children Northeast...... 56 2698 Impact Online, Inc...... 31 2228 Jobs! (The ICA Group Incorporated)...... 18 2500 Health & Medical Research Charities of America...... 45 1818 In Defense of Animals...... 12 1565 John Tracy Clinic...... 56 9000 Health Care and Medical Research Alliance...... 72 1306 Independent Sector ...... 31 0110 Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, Inc...... 21 0221 Health Development International ...... 47 0026 India Partners...... 37 0161 Jose Limón Dance Foundation ...... 53 1101 Health for Humanity...... 30 2661 Indian Land Tenure Foundation...... 31 2519 Joubert Syndrome Foundation...... 47 4017 Health Trust, The ...... 71 2215 Indian Law Resource Center ...... 17 7031 Jubilee West...... 73 0342 Health Volunteers Overseas...... 62 1564 Indian Youth of America...... 56 2232 Judge David L. Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law...... 18 9618 Healthy Environments Daycare Advisory Committee ...... 74 1706 Infectious Disease Science Center ...... 50 3666 Juma Ventures...... 68 0201 Hearing Foundation ...... 47 0932 INFORM, Inc...... 26 2686 Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc...... 31 9870 Heart of America Foundation ...... 30 4061 InnVision, The Way Home ...... 71 1237 Junior Achievement International...... 51 1457 Heart To Heart International...... 59 0882 Institute for Black Charities ...... 31 9516 Junior Achievement of the Bay Area, Inc...... 74 2567 Heartbeat International...... 47 2696 Institute for Community Peace...... 31 2407 Junior Achievement, Inc...... 23 1838 Hearts United for Animals...... 12 1100 Institute for Educational Leadership ...... 31 2461 Junior Engineering Technical Society ...... 23 0243 Heartspring ...... 47 1833 Institute for In Vitro Sciences, Inc ...... 12 0529 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International ...... 39 0315 Heifer International ...... 62 0162 Institute of American Indian Arts Foundation...... 53 0316 Helen Keller International ...... 62 9892 Institute on Taxation & Economic Policy...... 31 K 2714 Help The Children ...... 56 0027 Interchurch Medical Assistance...... 37 1809 Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled ...... 12 2685 Interfaith Alliance Foundation, Inc., The ...... 31 9836 Keep America Beautiful, Inc...... 31 2568 Hepatitis Foundation International ...... 47 1399 International AIDS Vaccine Initiative, Inc...... 31 3231 Kid Street Learning Center ...... 64 1220 Herbal Medicine Institute...... 51 0231 International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care ...... 47 9525 Kidango (formerly Tri-Cities Children’s Centers)...... 74 0881 Heritage Foundation, The ...... 31 1609 International Black Women’s Congress...... 43 0213 Kidney Cancer Association ...... 47 2619 Hesperian Foundation...... 31 2251 International Campaign for Tibet ...... 17 1956 Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower International ...... 16 2694 HHT Foundation International, Inc...... 31 9960 International Centre for Research in Agroforestry...... 61 2090 Kids for the Kingdom...... 41 2923 HIAS, Inc...... 31 9961 International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology...... 61 2687 Kids in Distressed Situations, Inc...... 31 5049 Hidden Villa (The Trust for Hidden Villa) ...... 77 9800 International Children's Care, Inc...... 60 2804 Kidsave International...... 24 9882 Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life ...... 31 2086 International Christian Concern ...... 41 2782 KidsPeace National Centers For Kids In Crisis ...... 56 9905 Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities...... 52 2326 International Crane Foundation, Inc...... 20 3458 Kimochi, Inc...... 68 9923 Hispanic Children’s Education Fund...... 52 2652 International Crisis Group...... 60 1215 Kiwanis International Foundation, Inc...... 51 9883 Hispanic College Fund, Inc...... 31 1412 International Development Exchange ...... 59 1351 KRS Education & Rural Development Foundation, Inc...... 32 9906 Hispanic Engineering & Science Education Fund...... 52 0318 International Eye Foundation ...... 62 6134 Kyros Ministry...... 76 9919 Hispanic National Bar Foundation ...... 52 2275 International Fellowship of Christians and Jews...... 17 9907 Hispanic Scholarship Fund...... 52 1834 International Fund for Animal Welfare ...... 13 L 9900 Hispanic United Fund...... 52 2252 International Gay & Lesbian Human Rights Commission ...... 17 1322 Histiocytosis Association of America...... 31 9908 International Health Service...... 52 3110 La Casa de las Madres...... 68 0658 Hole In The Wall Gang Fund, The ...... 44 1848 International Hearing Dog, Inc...... 13 1957 La Leche League International...... 16 1518 Holt International Children’s Services ...... 56 2227 International Human Rights Law Group...... 17 3459 La Raza Centro Legal...... 68 9556 Holy Family Day Homes of San Francisco ...... 74 2276 International Indian Treaty Council ...... 17 0815 Lance Armstrong Foundation ...... 32 2099 Home School Foundation ...... 41 2211 International Labor Rights Fund ...... 17 0934 Land Trust Alliance ...... 26 1519 HOMEBUILDERS Family Counseling...... 56 2616 International Lactation Consultant Association ...... 31 9881 Landmine Survivors Network...... 32 4178 Homeless Care Force, Inc...... 77 9962 International Livestock Research Institute ...... 61 1835 Last Chance for Animals ...... 13 1391 Homeless Children ...... 31 1423 International Medical Corps...... 59 9913 Latina Health Organization ...... 52 3759 Homeless Prenatal Program Inc...... 67 0751 International Mountain Bicycling Association...... 22 9910 Latino Health Institute...... 52 6127 Homeless Rescue Service...... 76 0894 International Needs, Inc...... 31 3778 Lavender Youth Recreation & Information Center...... 68 2523 Homes that Help and Heal ...... 47 0348 International Orthodox Christian Charities...... 62 4111 Law Foundation of Silicon Valley ...... 71 1496 Hong Bang...... 59 2449 International Partnership for Service Learning...... 23 6135 Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the 1718 Hope Heart Institute, The ...... 50 9909 International Planned Parenthood Federation, Western San Francisco Bay Area ...... 76 9030 Hope Hospice ...... 72 Hemisphere Region ...... 52 7003 Leadership Excellence...... 73 6128 Hope International, Inc...... 76 1827 International Primate Protection League...... 13 0959 League of Conservation Voters Education Fund...... 26 1415 Hope Worldwide...... 59 0351 International Relief Teams...... 62 5085 League to Save Lake Tahoe...... 70 1212 Hospice Angel Flight...... 51 0319 International Rescue Committee ...... 62 2366 Leave No Trace...... 20 2522 Hospice Foundation of America...... 47 0407 International Rett Syndrome Association...... 42 3321 Legal Aid Society - Employment Law Center, The ...... 68 9064 Hospice of Contra Costa ...... 72 2644 International Union for Conservation of Nature & 3693 Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County ...... 68 4179 Hospice of Marin Foundation...... 77 Natural Resources-US...... 31 4180 Legal Assistance for Seniors ...... 77 3663 Hospice of Napa Valley ...... 67 1967 International Women’s Democracy Center...... 16 3308 Legal Community Against Violence ...... 68 4039 Hospice of the Valley...... 71 0343 International Youth Foundation ...... 62 9598 Legal Services For Children, Inc...... 74 9034 Hospice, Pathways Hospice Foundation...... 72 1347 Interns for Peace, Inc...... 31 8012 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Northern 2109 Hospitalized Veterans Writing Project ...... 14 1720 Interstitial Cystitis Association of America...... 50 California Chapter...... 65 2331 Hostelling International - USA ...... 20 2659 Intertribal Timber Council...... 31 0530 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, The...... 39 0160 Houston Grand Opera Company, Inc...... 53 2653 Islamic Relief...... 60 2569 Leukemia Clinical Research Foundation...... 47 3345 Huckleberry Youth Programs, Inc...... 67 9963 ITDP/Access Africa...... 61 2435 Libraries for the Future ...... 23 2200 Human & Civil Rights Organizations of America ...... 16 0922 Izaak Walton League of America ...... 26 1440 Life Link...... 59 1200 Human Care Charities of America ...... 50 2030 Life Teen, Inc...... 41 6130 Human Investment Project (HIP Housing)...... 76 J 9039 Lifehouse, Inc...... 72 0441 Human Rights Campaign Foundation ...... 42 3311 LIFETIME (Low Income Families Empowerment 2299 Human Rights for All Now ...... 17 1663 Jackie Robinson Foundation, The...... 43 Through Education...... 68 2273 Human Rights in China ...... 17 2463 James Madison Education Fund, Inc...... 23 2322 LightHawk ...... 20 2230 Human Rights Watch...... 17 0408 Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research, Education 4149 Lillian’s Green Thumb...... 77 2800 Human Service Charities of America...... 24 and Conservation, The...... 42 9553 Lilliput Children’s Services ...... 74 6131 Humane Education Network ...... 76 1081 Janey Foundation, Inc...... 31 3570 Lincoln Child Center ...... 68 1832 Humane Farming Association ...... 12 2405 Japan-America Student Conference ...... 23 5018 Lindsay Wildlife Museum ...... 70 0452 Humane Society of the United States, The ...... 42 9565 Jenny Lin Foundation ...... 74 2809 Lions Clubs International Foundation...... 24

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1389 Lions World Services for the Blind...... 32 9845 Military Child Education Coalition...... 32 2654 National Center for Healthy Housing, Inc...... 32 1154 Lithuanian Catholic Religious AID, Inc...... 32 2040 Military Community Youth Ministries...... 41 2770 National Center for Learning Disabilities, Inc...... 57 6137 Little Brothers-Friends of the Elderly ...... 76 2142 Military Officers Association of America Scholarship Fund.....14 2221 National Center for Lesbian Rights...... 18 2541 Little People’s Research Fund ...... 47 2100 Military, Veterans & Patriotic Service Organziations 1576 National Center for Missing & Exploited Children...... 57 4043 Live Oak Adult Day Services...... 71 of America...... 13 1251 National Center for Policy Analysis ...... 51 2875 Local Independent Charities Of America...... 75 2151 Ministry to the Armed Forces and Veterans 1219 National Center for Victims of Crime...... 51 2549 Loma Linda University Medical Center...... 47 Affairs Chaplaincy ...... 14 1548 National Center for Youth Law...... 57 9911 Los Ninos International Aid and Adoption Center ...... 52 1193 Minnesota Friends of the Orphans ...... 61 1595 National Children’s Advocacy Center ...... 57 0028 Lost and Found, Inc...... 37 0163 Minnesota Orchestral Association...... 53 2556 National Citizens’ Coalition for Nursing Home Reform ...... 47 1593 Love the Children ...... 56 9818 Minority Media & Telecommunications Council...... 32 1129 National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women....32 0425 LULAC National Educational Service Centers ...... 42 2849 Miracle Flights for Kids ...... 24 1911 National Coalition Against Domestic Violence...... 16 8034 Lupus Foundation of America, Northern California Chapter ....65 2037 Mission Aviation Fellowship ...... 41 2941 National Coalition for the Protection of Children & Families...33 0533 Lupus Foundation of America...... 39 8035 Mission Hospice of San Mateo County ...... 65 2219 National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty ...... 18 9035 Lupus Foundation Of Northern California...... 72 4028 Mission Learning Center...... 68 1664 National Community Development Institute (NCDI)...... 44 1156 Lutheran Braille Workers, Inc...... 32 0030 Mission Safety International, Inc...... 37 1309 National Conference for Catechetical Leadership ...... 33 3104 Lutheran Social Services of Northern CA ...... 68 0031 Mission to Children ...... 37 2656 National Conference for Community & Justice, The...... 33 0335 Lutheran World Relief...... 62 1328 Mission to Military, Inc...... 32 1623 National Conference of Black Lawyers ...... 44 1724 Lyme Disease Foundation...... 50 0032 Missionary Care Services International ...... 37 2613 National Congress of American Indians ...... 33 1163 Lymphoma Foundation of America...... 32 2014 Moody Bible Institute...... 41 2633 National Constitution Center...... 33 0224 Lymphoma Research Foundation ...... 47 2074 MOPS International...... 41 1661 National Council for Black Studies...... 44 3694 Lyon-Martin Women’s Health Services...... 68 2356 Mote Marine Laboratory ...... 20 2617 National Council for Science & the Environment 0475 Mothers Against Drunk Driving...... 42 (NCSE), The...... 33 M 9560 Mount St. Joseph-St. Elizabeth ...... 74 9920 National Council of La Raza...... 52 5090 Mountain Lion Foundation...... 70 1624 National Council of Negro Women...... 44 2278 MADRE, Inc...... 18 2464 Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation...... 23 0574 National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence...... 39 1568 MAGIC Foundation...... 57 1910 Ms. Foundation for Women...... 16 1958 National Council on Family Relations ...... 16 3238 Maitri Compassionate Care ...... 72 1048 Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation ...... 32 0752 National Disability Sports Alliance...... 22 1410 Make-A-Wish Foundation International...... 59 0493 Multiple Sclerosis Association of America ...... 43 1934 National Domestic Violence Hotline...... 16 0426 Make-A-Wish® Foundation of America ...... 42 0225 Multiple Sclerosis Foundation...... 47 0456 National Down Syndrome Society ...... 43 1381 Malignant Hyperthermia Association of the United States ...... 32 1721 Multiple Sclerosis National Research Institute ...... 50 1730 National Eating Disorders Association ...... 50 9925 MANA, A National Latina Organization ...... 52 0536 Muscular Dystrophy Association ...... 39 2337 National Environmental Education & Training Foundation...... 20 1398 Mano a Mano Medical Resources...... 60 8014 Muscular Dystrophy Association ...... 65 1324 National Environmental Trust ...... 33 1476 MAP International...... 59 3918 Museum of Children’s Art ...... 68 1301 National Episcopal AIDS Coalition ...... 33 8013 March of Dimes Birth Defect Foundation...... 65 1367 Mustard Seed Ministries...... 61 2970 National Fallen Firefighters Foundation...... 33 0534 March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation...... 39 0537 Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America...... 39 1070 National Family Planning & Reproductive 9554 Marcus A. Foster Educational Institute ...... 74 2572 Myelin Project ...... 47 Health Association...... 33 0480 Margaret Sanger Center International ...... 42 1252 National Fatherhood Initiative...... 51 3122 Marin Abused Women’s Services ...... 68 N 2425 National FFA Foundation, Inc...... 23 5012 Marin Agricultural Land Trust ...... 70 1169 National Film Preservation Foundation...... 33 3744 Marin Community Clinic ...... 68 0430 NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund ...... 43 0892 National Fish & Wildlife Foundation, The...... 33 5015 Marin Conservation League ...... 70 0431 NAACP Special Contribution Fund ...... 43 2144 National Flag Foundation ...... 14 6138 Marin Humane Society...... 76 0538 NAMI (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill)...... 39 2411 National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts...... 23 2143 Marine Corps Heritage Foundation...... 14 3695 Napa Valley Coalition of Non Profit Agencies ...... 68 2589 National Foundation for Facial Reconstruction...... 48 2681 Marine Corps League Foundation, Inc...... 32 0479 NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation ...... 43 2532 National Foundation for Transplants ...... 48 2111 Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation...... 14 0208 Narcolepsy Network ...... 47 1543 National Fragile X Foundation...... 57 2134 Marine Corps — Law Enforcement Foundation...... 14 1038 NASA College Scholarship Fund, Inc...... 32 2550 National Gaucher Foundation...... 48 1810 Marine Mammal Center ...... 13 5084 NASA College Scholarship Fund, Inc...... 77 0567 National Headache Foundation ...... 39 6139 Market Street Railway Company...... 76 2471 National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering...... 23 0109 National Health Council, Inc...... 21 1745 Marrow Foundation, The ...... 50 1717 National Alliance for Autism Research...... 50 0543 National Hemophilia Foundation ...... 39 0427 Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent 9912 National Alliance for Hispanic Health ...... 52 9833 National Hispana Leadership Institute (NHLI)...... 33 Social Change...... 42 1196 National Alliance for Research on Schizophrenia 9802 National History Day...... 33 1504 Masonic Foundation for Children ...... 57 & Depression...... 32 1615 National Hook-Up of Black Women, Inc...... 44 6140 Math Science Network ...... 76 0769 National Alliance For Youth Sports ...... 22 0544 National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization...... 39 2440 MATHCOUNTS Foundation...... 23 1074 National Alliance to End Homelessness...... 32 2280 National Housing Law Project ...... 18 2675 Mautner Project ...... 32 2545 National Alopecia Areata Foundation ...... 47 2222 National Immigration Forum...... 18 4027 MayView Community Health Center, Inc...... 71 0239 National Aphasia Association...... 47 2733 National Indian Child Welfare Association...... 57 2810 MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger ...... 24 2357 National Aquarium in Baltimore ...... 20 2833 National Indian Youth Leadership Development Project ...... 24 9558 McDowell Drug Task Force...... 74 1620 National Association for Black Veterans, Inc...... 44 2506 National Jewish Medical and Research Center...... 48 2839 Meals On Wheels Association of America...... 24 9848 National Association for College Admission Counseling...... 32 0545 National Kidney Foundation...... 39 6141 Meals on Wheels of Contra Costa, Inc...... 76 1121 National Association for Parents of Children with 2237 National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty ...... 18 6142 Meals On Wheels Of San Francisco ...... 76 Visual Impairments ...... 32 0447 National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund ...... 43 4033 Meals on Wheels/Family and Community Services of 9896 National Association for Public Interest Law...... 32 1174 National League of Families of American Prisoners & Contra Costa...... 68 1382 National Association for Search & Rescue ...... 32 Missing in Southeast Asia ...... 33 1089 Media Access Project ...... 32 0847 National Association of Anorexia Nervosa & Associated 1959 National Legal Aid & Defender Association (NLADA)...... 16 1461 Medical Education for South African Blacks...... 59 Disorders, Inc...... 32 0828 National Low Income Housing Coalition ...... 33 0238 Medical Education Institute...... 47 1612 National Association of Black Social Workers, Inc...... 44 2516 National Lymphedema Network...... 48 0029 Medical Ministry International...... 37 2218 National Association of Housing Cooperatives...... 18 0458 National Marfan Foundation ...... 43 1700 Medical Research Charities...... 49 1654 National Association of Negro Business and Professional 0548 National Mental Health Association ...... 39 2570 MedicAlert Foundation United States...... 47 Women’s Clubs, Inc...... 44 1546 National Mentoring Partnership ...... 57 1468 Medisend/International...... 59 2573 National Association of People with AIDS...... 47 2113 National Military Family Association ...... 14 1167 MENC: Music Educators National Conference...... 32 0434 National Association of the Deaf ...... 43 0549 National Multiple Sclerosis Society...... 39 3131 Mental Health Association of San Francisco ...... 68 1028 National Ataxia Foundation, Inc...... 32 8018 National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Northern 3746 Mental Health Association of San Mateo County...... 68 0909 National Audubon Society...... 26 California Chapter...... 65 0365 Mercy Corps ...... 62 9862 National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum, The...... 32 0550 National Neurofibromatosis Foundation...... 39 2988 Mercy Med Flight...... 32 0660 National Black Child Development Institute ...... 44 2692 National Niemann-Pick Disease Foundation, Inc...... 33 2526 Mercy Medical Airlift...... 47 1646 National Black Deaf Advocates ...... 44 0463 National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) ...... 43 2071 Mercy Ships...... 41 1622 National Black Programming Consortium...... 44 1253 National Organization for Victim Assistance...... 51 1498 Mercy-USA for Aid and Development, Inc...... 59 1600 National Black United Federation of Charitie...... 43 1120 National Organization for Women Foundation, Inc...... 33 4046 Mexican American Community Services, Inc. (MACSA)...... 71 1655 National Black United Front Educational Fund, The...... 44 1535 National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome ...... 57 1018 Mexican American Cultural Center (MACC) ...... 32 1614 National Black United Fund, Inc...... 44 2309 National Park Foundation...... 20 9926 Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund...... 52 1362 National Breast Cancer Foundation...... 32 2358 National Park Trust...... 20 2072 Mexican Medical ...... 41 1976 National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy ...... 16 0552 National Parkinson Foundation ...... 39 9927 Mexico-US Solidarity Network...... 52 2648 National Catholic AIDS Network, Inc...... 32 0910 National Parks Conservation Association ...... 26 2580 Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson Research...... 47 1665 National Center for Black Philanthropy, The ...... 44 1918 National Partnership for Women & Families ...... 16 1192 Migrant Legal Action Program, Inc...... 32 2442 National Center for Family Literacy ...... 23 1148 National Peace Corps Association...... 33 2118 Military Chaplains Association of the USA...... 14 2820 National Center for Fathering...... 24 2391 National Preservation Institute ...... 20

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0886 National Psoriasis Foundation, Inc...... 33 2919 Oceana, Inc...... 34 0433 PETsMART Charities...... 43 2981 National Public Radio, Inc...... 33 2019 Officers’ Christian Fellowship of the USA ...... 41 2374 Pheasants Forever ...... 20 1379 National Railway Historical Society, Inc...... 33 6146 Ohlhoff Recovery Programs...... 76 2728 Philippine Children’s Fund of America...... 57 1310 National Recycling Coalition, Inc...... 33 1155 Okinawa Christian School Mission ...... 61 4029 Philippine International Aid ...... 68 0497 National Reye’s Syndrome Foundation ...... 43 3748 Okizu Foundation, The ...... 68 1205 Physicians Against Landmines ...... 51 2844 National Right to Life Educational Trust Fund...... 24 2836 Oklahoma City National Memorial Foundation...... 24 1821 Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine...... 13 1577 National SAFE KIDS Campaign...... 57 6147 Old Adobe Developmental Services...... 76 0969 Physicians for Social Responsibility ...... 26 9895 National Schizophrenia Foundation ...... 33 1915 Older Women’s League...... 16 2396 Pinchot Institute for Conservation...... 20 2697 National Sleep Foundation ...... 33 1053 Olive Branch International ...... 34 7042 Pivotal Point Youth Services, Inc...... 73 2470 National Society of Black Engineers ...... 23 3699 Omega Boys Club...... 68 1188 PKD Foundation ...... 34 2413 National Space Society...... 23 3468 On Lok Senior Health Services...... 68 5036 Placer Land Trust...... 70 0555 National Spinal Cord Injury Association ...... 39 2531 Oncology Nursing Society Foundation ...... 48 0323 Planned Parenthood - World Population...... 63 1325 National Sports Center for the Disabled ...... 33 1505 One Child at a Time - Americans for International Aid 2552 Planned Parenthood Foundation...... 48 2642 National Steering Committee of the Association for the and Adoption ...... 57 9040 Planned Parenthood Golden Gate...... 69 Improvement of Minorities in the IRS...... 33 2768 Open Door Adoption Agency...... 57 9020 Planned Parenthood: Shasta-Diablo ...... 72 0569 National Stroke Association ...... 39 0037 Open Doors with Brother Andrew, Inc...... 37 5023 Planning & Conservation League Foundation ...... 70 1086 National Transplant Assistance Fund (NTAF) ...... 33 2038 Operation Blessing International Relief and 6149 Pleasanton Partnerships in Education Foundation ...... 76 2327 National Trust for Historic Preservation ...... 20 Development Corp...... 41 1482 Ploughshares Fund...... 60 1639 National Trust for the Development of African- 2783 Operation Smile...... 57 7514 Plowshares Peace and Justice Center ...... 64 American Men...... 44 2735 Operation USA ...... 57 0114 Points of Light Foundation ...... 21 2677 National Urban Fellows, Inc...... 33 0317 Opportunity International...... 62 1320 Polish American Association...... 34 0108 National Urban League ...... 21 6163 Options Recovery Services...... 76 1421 Polish American Congress Charitable Foundation (PACCF) .....60 2643 National Whistleblower Center...... 33 1837 Orangutan Foundation International...... 13 2693 Polish American Education Scholarship & 0826 National Wild Turkey Federation, Inc...... 33 1413 ORBIS ...... 60 Cultural Foundation...... 34 2344 National WildBird Refuge...... 20 5019 Organic Farming Research Foundation ...... 70 0753 Pop Warner Little Scholars...... 22 0911 National Wildlife Federation ...... 26 2333 Organization for Tropical Studies ...... 20 0337 Population Communications International...... 63 1131 National Wildlife Refuge Association...... 33 0472 Orphan Foundation of America...... 43 0477 Population Connection...... 43 1974 National Women’s Health Network ...... 16 2765 orphanCare International...... 57 2591 Population Council ...... 48 1913 National Women’s Law Center ...... 16 1179 Orthodox Christian Mission Center, Inc...... 34 2314 Population Institute...... 20 2282 National Youth Advocacy Coalition ...... 18 1728 Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation...... 50 1079 Population Reference Bureau ...... 34 0450 Native American Rights Fund ...... 43 0217 Osteoporosis Foundation ...... 48 2345 Population-Environment Balance...... 20 0912 Natural Resources Defense Council...... 26 0038 Outreach International...... 37 4123 Portuguese Organization for Social Services & Opportunities..71 0966 Natural Step, The...... 26 1254 Outward Bound...... 51 3620 Positive Resource Center...... 69 0913 Nature Conservancy, The...... 26 2582 Ovarian Cancer Coalition, National ...... 48 9891 Postal Employees’ Relief Fund...... 34 2682 NatureServe ...... 34 0226 Ovarian Cancer National Alliance...... 48 2241 Poverty & Race Research Action Council...... 18 2150 Naval Historical Foundation...... 14 2584 Ovarian Cancer Research Fund...... 48 9858 Prader-Willi Syndrome Association ...... 34 2017 Navigators, The...... 41 0320 Oxfam America ...... 63 0040 Presbyterian Council for Chaplains and Military Personnel...... 37 1364 Navy League Foundation...... 34 0554 Prevent Blindness America (National Society to Prevent 1337 Navy Supply Corps Foundation, Inc...... 34 P Blindness)...... 39 2018 Nazarene Compassionate Ministries, Inc...... 41 8020 Prevent Blindness Northern California ...... 65 9044 NCPHS Community Service Programs...... 72 2312 Pacific Crest Trail Association ...... 20 1579 Prevent Child Abuse America ...... 57 2412 NEA Foundation for the Improvement of Education...... 23 0000 Pacific Environment and Resource Center ...... 70 1857 Primate Rescue Center, Inc...... 13 0341 Near East Foundation ...... 62 2533 Paget’s Disease Foundation ...... 48 2878 Prince Hall Memorial Education and Scholarship Fund...... 74 2310 Negative Population Growth...... 20 0321 Pan American Development Foundation...... 63 2039 Prison Fellowship International...... 41 2755 Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund USA...... 57 0227 Pancreatic Cancer Action Network ...... 48 2021 Prison Fellowship Ministries ...... 41 7046 Network for Elders ...... 73 0770 Paralyzed Veterans of America Outdoor Recreation 1321 Prisoner Visitation & Support (PVS) Committee ...... 34 3696 Network on Women in Prison...... 68 Heritage Fund...... 22 2665 Project C.U.R.E...... 28 1132 Neurofibromatosis, Inc...... 34 2119 Paralyzed Veterans of America Spinal Cord Injury 0325 Project HOPE ...... 63 9016 New Conservatory Theatre Center ...... 72 Education and Training Foundation (ETF) ...... 14 4056 Project Match...... 71 1836 New England Anti-Vivisection Society...... 13 2577 Paralyzed Veterans Of America Spinal Cord Research 9021 Project Open Hand ...... 72 0164 New England Conservatory of Music ...... 53 Foundation (SCRF) ...... 48 1065 Project Vote/Voting for America, Inc...... 34 0033 New Horizons Ministries...... 37 2404 Parents as Teachers National Center...... 23 2410 ProLiteracy Worldwide...... 23 2283 New Israel Fund ...... 18 4052 Parents Helping Parents, Inc...... 77 2045 Promise Keepers...... 41 0034 New Ways Ministry ...... 37 2727 Parents of Murdered Children, Inc...... 57 0244 Prostate Cancer Coalition, National ...... 48 4121 Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence ...... 71 1232 Parents Television Council ...... 51 1710 Prostate Cancer Foundation (formerly CaP CURE)...... 50 1317 NHA Scholarship Fund ...... 34 2224 Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays ...... 18 2546 Prostate Cancer Research Institute...... 48 3251 Nihonmachi Little Friends...... 68 0557 Parkinson’s Disease Foundation ...... 39 2225 Public Citizen Foundation ...... 18 9890 No Greater Love ...... 34 8066 Parkinson’s Institute...... 65 2370 Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility...... 20 1239 North American Conference on Ethiopian Jewry ...... 51 2529 Parkinson’s Research Center, Michael Stern Foundation...... 48 9856 Public Health Foundation ...... 34 1165 North American Forum on the Catechumenate, The...... 34 2359 Partners in Parks...... 20 2817 Public Radio International...... 24 0209 North American Menopause Society...... 48 1597 Partnership for a Drug-Free America...... 57 0457 Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund ...... 43 3313 North Bay Children’s Center, Inc...... 68 1216 Partnership for Public Service...... 51 0212 Pulmonary Hypertension Association ...... 48 6143 North Bay Developmental Disabilities Services...... 76 3619 Pathways to Peace...... 68 1852 Puppies Behind Bars ...... 13 2339 North Cascades Institute...... 20 1240 Patient Advocate Foundation...... 51 0859 Push America...... 34 0165 North Shore Community Arts Foundation, Inc...... 53 2606 Patrick Henry College ...... 34 7581 Northern California Center for Well Being...... 64 0852 Paulist National Catholic Evangelization Association ...... 34 Q 3631 Northern California Council for the Community...... 68 1817 Paws for Independence...... 13 3314 Northern California Council of Black Professional Engineers...68 1814 Paws With A Cause...... 13 2236 Quixote Center...... 18 3698 Northern California Service League ...... 68 0167 Peabody Essex Museum, Inc...... 53 0035 Northwest Medical Teams International...... 37 2210 Peace Action Education Fund...... 18 R 3325 Novato Youth Center...... 68 2455 PeaceJam Foundation ...... 23 1914 NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund ...... 16 1532 Pearl S. Buck International, Inc...... 57 7516 R House, Inc...... 64 1024 NRA Civil Rights Defense Fund...... 34 1515 Pediatric AIDS Foundation...... 57 0914 Rails-to-Trails Conservancy ...... 26 1390 NRA Foundation, Inc., The ...... 34 2925 Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation of the United States...... 34 2717 Rainbows ...... 57 2256 Nuclear Age Peace Foundation...... 18 2517 Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation...... 48 0936 Rainforest Alliance ...... 26 2634 Nuclear Threat Initiative, Inc...... 34 4181 Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA...... 77 1973 Rape, Abuse, & Incest National Network (RAINN)...... 16 1960 Nurturing Network ...... 16 3808 Peninsula Jewish Community Center...... 68 9613 Raphael House of San Francisco...... 74 1255 Pentagon Memorial Fund ...... 51 0960 RARE Center for Tropical Conservation ...... 26 O 7540 People for People, Inc.: Lake and Mendocino County 4182 Ravenswood Family Health Center dba (South County Long Term Care Ombudsman ...... 64 Community Health Center, Inc.)...... 77 9563 Oakes Children’s Center...... 74 1816 People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)...... 13 1578 Reach Out and Read...... 57 9543 Oakland Youth Chorus...... 74 0945 Peregrine Fund, The...... 26 0661 Reach The Children...... 44 6145 Oakland Zoo ...... 76 9570 Performing Arts Workshop...... 74 0662 Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. (RIF)...... 45 0166 Oberlin Dance Collective ...... 53 0039 Persecuted Christians Care Fund...... 37 6164 Rebuilding Together San Francisco (formerly Christmas 2530 Obsessive Compulsive Foundation, Inc...... 48 0935 Pesticide Action Network North America ...... 26 in April) ...... 76 2328 Ocean Futures Society...... 20 1815 Pet Partners ...... 13 0899 Rebuilding Together, Inc...... 34

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2114 Red River Valley Fighter Pilots Association ...... 14 1416 Search for Common Ground ...... 60 1395 STARFISH (Society Taking Active Responsibility for 9578 Redwood City Education Foundation...... 74 2399 SeaWeb ...... 20 International Self Help. Inc.)...... 35 7547 Redwood Empire Food Bank...... 64 1657 SECME, Inc...... 44 2785 Starlight Children’s Foundation...... 58 6150 Redwood Gospel Missions ...... 76 4064 Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo 9619 Starlight Children’s Foundation - California Chapter ...... 75 0206 Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association of Counties...... 71 1963 Stepfamily Association of America...... 16 America ...... 48 2756 Seedlings Braille Books for Children ...... 57 2868 Straight Spouse Network...... 24 1448 Refugees International...... 60 1305 Seeds of Peace, Inc...... 35 0941 Student Conservation Association, The...... 26 3587 Rehabiliation Services of Northern CA ...... 69 1008 Seeing Eye, Inc., The...... 35 2766 Students Helping Street Kids International...... 58 1483 Relief International...... 60 0229 Self Help for Hard of Hearing People...... 48 1368 Sturge-Weber Foundation, The...... 35 1327 Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice 4097 Self-Help for the Elderly ...... 71 2539 Stuttering Foundation of America ...... 49 Educational Fund...... 34 5045 Sempervirens Fund...... 70 0045 Suicide Prevention Care Fund...... 38 2535 Remove Intoxicated Drivers - RID...... 48 9587 Seneca Center Residential and Day Treatment Center for 2543 Suicidology, American Association of ...... 49 3753 Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center ...... 69 Children...... 75 1425 Summer Institute of Linguistics ...... 60 0558 Research to Prevent Blindness ...... 39 4065 Senior Adults Legal Assistance (SALA)...... 71 4070 Sunnyvale Community Services...... 71 2525 RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association ...... 48 2049 Senior Care Fund...... 41 1042 Sunshine Foundation ...... 35 4183 Resource Area For Teachers, RAFT...... 77 2451 SeniorNet...... 23 1541 Sunshine Kids Foundation...... 58 2594 Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation...... 48 1845 Service Dogs For America...... 13 9597 Support For Families Of Children With Disabilities...... 75 0968 Restore America’s Estuaries...... 26 3183 Service League of San Mateo County...... 69 1114 Support Our Aging Religious (SOAR!) ...... 35 1218 Results Educational Fund...... 51 1142 Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, Inc...... 35 0946 Surfrider Foundation...... 26 2553 Retinitis Pigmentosa International Society for 4110 Services for Brain Injury...... 71 2536 Surgical Eye Expeditions...... 49 Degenerative Eye Disease and Related Disorders ...... 48 1497 SEVA Foundation ...... 60 1217 Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, SNAP...... 51 0228 Rett Syndrome Research Foundation ...... 48 2538 Sexuality Information and Education Council of the 2655 SUSTAIN...... 35 0771 Right To Play ...... 22 United States ...... 48 2235 Sweatshop Watch...... 18 9914 Rights Action...... 52 9055 Shanti Project...... 72 3758 Swords to Plowshares...... 69 2928 River Management Society ...... 34 2819 Share Our Strength ...... 24 2371 River Network...... 20 3153 Shelter Network of San Mateo County ...... 69 T 1241 Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory...... 51 3756 Shelter, Inc. of Contra Costa County ...... 69 2329 Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation ...... 20 0664 Shriners Hospitals for Children...... 45 2965 Tailhook Educational Foundation, Inc., The...... 35 0940 Rocky Mountain Institute...... 26 1329 Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome International, Inc...... 61 9830 Tau Beta Pi Association, Inc., The...... 35 1105 Roger L. Von Amelunxen Foundation, Inc...... 34 9897 Siamese Cat Rescue Center...... 35 2432 Teach For America...... 23 2406 Rolling Readers USA ...... 23 0539 Sickle Cell Disease Association of America ...... 39 0327 TechnoServe, Inc...... 63 0663 Ronald McDonald House Charities...... 45 0561 SIDS Alliance/First Candle ...... 39 9027 That Man May See, Inc...... 72 9580 Ronald McDonald House Of San Francisco ...... 74 0939 Sierra Club Foundation, The ...... 26 0150 The Arts Federation ...... 53 1920 R.O.S.E. (Regaining One’s Self Esteem) Fund...... 16 5033 Sierra Nevada Alliance...... 70 3805 Theatre Rhinoceros...... 69 9023 Rose Resnick LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired ...72 5034 Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition ...... 70 0169 Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz ...... 53 2751 Rosie’s For All Kids Foundation...... 57 2784 Silver Lining Foundation...... 57 2614 Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Inc., The ...... 35 9928 Rotaplast International, Inc...... 52 1242 Simon Wiesenthal Center ...... 51 1640 Thurgood Marshall Scholarship Fund ...... 44 0350 Rotary Foundation of Rotary International ...... 63 2931 Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Development Program...... 35 2593 Thyroid Foundation of America ...... 49 0041 ROX35 Media, Inc...... 38 6165 Sitike Counseling Center...... 76 2287 Tibet Fund...... 18 3163 Rubicon Programs, Inc...... 69 2592 Sjogren’s Syndrome Foundation Inc...... 48 9916 Tierra Santa Support, Inc...... 52 9852 Ruffed Grouse Society, Inc., The ...... 34 0230 Skin and Dental Dysfunction Foundation ...... 49 0665 Tiger Woods Foundation, Inc...... 45 2767 Rugmark Foundation USA ...... 57 0240 Skin Cancer Foundation ...... 49 1625 TIS African Children Fund, Inc...... 44 0042 Russian Orphan Opportunity Fund ...... 38 1139 Sky Cross, Inc...... 35 0241 TMJ Association, Ltd...... 49 1157 Rutherford Institute, The ...... 34 0871 Sladechild Foundation Charitable Foundation, The ...... 35 2625 Tough Love International...... 35 1380 Smile Train, The ...... 61 0562 Tourette Syndrome Association...... 39 S 0754 Soccer In The Streets...... 22 2585 Toxic Chemical Safety...... 49 0893 Society for Range Management ...... 35 1591 Toys For Tots Foundation...... 58 4058 Sacred Heart Community Service...... 71 1392 Society of American Foresters...... 35 9864 Trans World Radio...... 61 2660 Sacred Well Congregation ...... 34 2023 Society of St. Andrew...... 41 0202 TraumaCare...... 49 4184 Safe Haven Animal Sanctuary...... 77 3622 Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County ...... 69 0107 Travelers Aid International, Inc...... 21 9828 Safe Tables Our Priority, Inc...... 35 2330 Soil and Water Conservation Society...... 20 4189 Travis Child Development...... 77 3621 SafeQuest Solano...... 69 2226 Sojourners...... 18 4172 Travis Community Activities...... 77 4186 Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School...... 77 4185 Solano Habitat for Humanity ...... 77 4153 Travis Family Services Airman’s Attic ...... 77 3480 Saint Vincent’s Day Home, Inc...... 77 2348 Solar Electric Light Fund ...... 20 3768 Travis Fisher House ...... 78 6151 Sakura Kai Senior Center...... 76 7574 Sonoma County Family YMCA ...... 64 4173 Travis USO ...... 78 0866 Salesian Missions, Inc...... 35 7518 Sonoma County Legal Aid ...... 64 4171 Travis Youth Activities ...... 78 9915 Salvadoran American Humanitarian Foundation ...... 52 0887 Sons of Confederate Veterans Inc...... 35 0819 Tread Lightly!, Inc...... 35 0338 Salvation Army World Service Office (SAWSO) ...... 63 1424 South Africa Development Fund...... 60 9965 Trees for the Future, Inc...... 61 4124 Salvation Army, The ...... 71 4003 South County Housing Corporation...... 71 2378 Trees, Water and People...... 20 2068 Samaritan’s Purse...... 41 3623 South of Market Child Care, Inc...... 69 3649 Tri-City Homeless Coalition...... 69 3589 San Francisco Adult Day Services Network ...... 69 0454 Southern Poverty Law Center...... 43 4079 Tri-Valley Haven for Women...... 69 9032 San Francisco AIDS Foundation ...... 72 7542 Southwest Community Health Center...... 64 1856 Tribe of Heart ...... 13 9520 San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center...... 74 2462 Space Frontier Foundation...... 23 1485 Trickle Up Program, Inc...... 60 3911 San Francisco Education Fund...... 74 1538 Spaulding for Children ...... 58 2908 Trigeminal Neuralgia Association ...... 35 6152 San Francisco Food Bank...... 76 1850 Spay-Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP) ...... 13 2392 Tropical Forest Foundation...... 20 0168 San Francisco Opera Association...... 53 6155 SPCA/San Francisco Society for the Prevention of 2372 Trout Unlimited ...... 20 3483 San Francisco Suicide Prevention ...... 69 Cruelty to Animals ...... 76 0916 Trust for Public Land, The...... 26 9614 San Francisco Symphony ...... 75 6156 Special Olympics Northern California...... 75 2318 Trustees for Alaska ...... 21 6153 San Francisco Women Against Rape...... 76 2729 Special Olympics, Inc...... 58 0471 Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance...... 43 5010 San Jose Conservation Corps ...... 70 2124 Special Operations Warrior Foundation ...... 14 1659 Twenty-First Century Foundation ...... 44 4125 San Jose Day Nursery...... 71 3480 Spectrum Community Services, Inc...... 69 6154 San Mateo County Community Colleges Foundation...... 76 0584 Spina Bifida Association of America...... 39 U 9573 Santa Clara Family Health Foundation...... 75 1372 Spinal Cord Injury Network Intl...... 35 9964 Save Africa's Children ...... 61 0750 Sports Charities USA ...... 22 9966 Uganda Children's Charity Foundation ...... 61 2316 Save America’s Forests Fund...... 20 0044 Sports Outreach Institute...... 38 9967 Uganda Christian University Partners...... 61 1520 Save Babies Through Screening Foundation...... 57 9611 Sports4Kids ...... 75 2669 Ukrainian National Women's League of America, Inc...... 61 5025 Save San Francisco Bay Association...... 70 1343 SSA Community Scholarship Fund, Inc...... 35 0755 Ultimate Players Association...... 22 0326 Save the Children...... 63 6157 St. Anthony Foundation...... 76 0329 UNICEF, U.S. Fund for ...... 63 0938 Scenic America...... 26 4108 St. Elizabeth’s Day Home...... 71 0917 Union of Concerned Scientists...... 26 1119 Science & Engineering Alliance, Inc...... 35 0560 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital...... 39 0328 Unitarian Universalist Service Committee...... 63 2415 Science Olympiad...... 23 3821 St. Mary’s Center...... 69 1824 United Animal Nations...... 13 2615 Scleroderma Foundation, Inc...... 35 1344 St. Mary’s Home for Disabled Children...... 35 0115 United Black Fund of America, Inc...... 21 0200 Scleroderma Research Foundation ...... 48 3625 STAND! Against Domestic Violence...... 69 0563 United Cerebral Palsy Associations ...... 39 0043 Scripture Union ...... 38 0670 STANDUP FOR KIDS...... 45 9046 United Cerebral Palsy of the Golden Gate...... 72 2147 Seabee Memorial Scholarship Association ...... 14 3774 Stanford Settlement, Inc...... 77 2935 United Cerebral Palsy Research & Educational Foundation .....35 2148 SEAL - Naval Special Warfare Foundation...... 14 1544 STARBRIGHT Foundation ...... 58 1725 United Leukodystrophy Foundation, The...... 50

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0046 United Marriage Encounter...... 38 2115 Vietnam Veterans Assistance Fund...... 15 1969 Women In Military Service For America 0352 United Methodist Committee on Relief ...... 63 1184 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund...... 36 Memorial Foundation ...... 16 2921 United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation, Inc...... 35 0461 Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation...... 43 1937 Women’s Action for New Directions (WAND) 2261 United National Indian Tribal Youth, Inc...... 18 2243 Violence Policy Center ...... 18 Education Fund ...... 16 2605 United Nations Foundation...... 35 1338 Vision of Children, The ...... 36 3659 Women’s Foundation, The...... 69 0112 United Negro College Fund (UNCF)...... 21 9968 Visions in Action ...... 61 1927 Women’s Funding Network ...... 16 2629 United Ostomy Association...... 36 0123 Visiting Nurse Associations of America (VNAA) ...... 21 1950 Women’s Health Research...... 16 1451 United Palestinian Appeal ...... 60 1387 Vitae Caring Foundation...... 36 3628 Women’s Health Rights Coalition ...... 69 1844 United Poultry Concerns ...... 13 2860 Vital Options International ...... 24 1173 Women’s Law & Public Policy Fellowship Program...... 36 0366 United Seamen's Service ...... 63 2095 Voice of the Martyrs, The...... 41 1041 Women's Learning Partnership for Rights, Development, 2852 United States Association for United Nations High 1540 Voices for America’s Children...... 58 and Peace...... 61 Commissioner for Refugees...... 24 2560 Volunteer Eye Surgeons International, LTD...... 49 6158 Women’s Recovery Services, A Unique Place ...... 76 0756 United States Association of Blind Athletes ...... 22 9917 Volunteers for Inter-American Development Assistance ...... 52 1940 Women’s Research & Education Institute...... 16 1177 United States Baseball Federation...... 36 1495 Volunteers in Asia...... 60 0766 Women’s Sports Foundation ...... 22 0047 United States Catholic Mission Association ...... 38 2835 Volunteers of America ...... 24 9918 Women’s Village Banking: A Nonprofit 4168 United States Coast Guard Child Development Center ...... 78 Development Enterprise...... 52 0860 United States Fencing Association ...... 36 W 1900 Women, Children, and Family Service Charities of America ....15 0757 United States Handball Association ...... 22 2420 Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation...... 23 0942 United States Public Interest Research Group 3268 Wardrobe for Opportunity ...... 69 1522 World Association for Children and Parents (WACAP)...... 58 Education Fund, Inc...... 26 2827 Warm Blankets Orphan Care International ...... 25 1384 World Children’s Fund...... 36 0772 United States Racquetball Association...... 22 1360 Washington Center for Internships & Academic 2025 World Concern (A Division of CRISTA Ministries)...... 41 0758 United States Soccer Federation, Inc...... 22 Seminars, The...... 36 0048 World Evangelical Alliance ...... 38 2382 United States Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation...... 21 1420 Water For People...... 60 2581 World Federation for Mental Health...... 49 2663 United States Table Tennis...... 36 5016 Waterkeepers Northern California...... 70 2650 World Help...... 36 1221 United Ukrainian American Relief Committee, Inc...... 51 2381 WaterPartners International ...... 21 9969 World Hope International, Inc...... 61 0100 United Way of America ...... 21 1359 We Care America, Inc...... 36 1405 World Hunger Year...... 60 4109 United Way of San Joaquin County ...... 78 9592 We Care Services for Children...... 75 0049 World Impact ...... 38 7500 United Way of Sonoma-Mendocino-Lake...... 64 7033 Wee Poets...... 73 2469 World Learning...... 24 5082 United Way of Stanislaus County...... 78 9593 West Contra Costa Public Education Fund ...... 75 1429 World Neighbors...... 60 3000 United Way of the Bay Area...... 65 3762 West County Adult Care Center/Alzheimers Respite Center.....69 0050 World Orphans...... 38 4000 United Way Silicon Valley...... 70 7567 West County Community Services...... 64 2320 World Parks Endowment ...... 21 1055 University of the Nations, Inc...... 36 7596 West County Health Centers, Inc. aka Russian River 0331 World Relief Corporation ...... 63 0759 USA Badminton ...... 22 Health Center & Occidental Area Health Center...... 64 1854 World Society for the Protection of Animals ...... 13 9880 USA Basketball ...... 36 2807 Wheelchair Foundation...... 25 0370 World Vision ...... 63 0760 USA Boxing ...... 22 0765 Wheelchair Sports, USA ...... 22 0927 World Wildlife Fund ...... 26 0863 USA Cycling, Inc...... 36 0232 Wheels for Humanity ...... 49 2079 Worldwide Christian Schools ...... 41 1396 USA Hockey, Inc...... 36 2822 White Bison, Inc...... 25 2050 Wycliffe Bible Translators ...... 41 2821 USA Rugby...... 24 7045 Whitney Young Child Development Center ...... 73 0773 USA Shooting...... 22 1972 Wider Opportunities for Women ...... 16 Y 0774 USA Swimming...... 22 2307 WILD Foundation...... 21 0761 USA Team Handball...... 22 2334 Wild Salmon Center ...... 21 3722 Y.E.L (Youth Embracing Love) ...... 69 0762 USA Track & Field...... 22 1855 WildAid ...... 13 2379 Yellowstone Park Foundation...... 21 0775 USA Triathlon...... 22 1849 WildCare: Terwilliger Nature Education and Wildlife 3221 YMCA of San Francisco ...... 69 0763 USA Volleyball...... 22 Rehabilitation ...... 13 4113 YMCA of Santa Clara Valley ...... 71 0764 USA Weightlifting...... 22 3678 Wilderness Finders Search and Rescue Dog Teams...... 69 0116 YMCA of the USA...... 21 1115 U.S. Chess Trust ...... 35 2335 Wilderness Inquiry ...... 21 2808 Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization...... 25 9811 U.S. Committee for the U.N. Fund for Women, Inc...... 35 0918 Wilderness Society, The...... 26 2321 Yosemite Fund...... 21 1001 U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps...... 35 2380 Wildlands Center for Preventing Roads ...... 21 0170 Young Audiences, Inc...... 53 3627 USO of Northern CA, Inc...... 69 2336 Wildlands Project...... 21 2029 Young Life...... 41 0600 USO, Inc...... 25 3929 Wildlife Center for Disease and Toxin Investigation ...... 78 2141 Young Marines ...... 15 0944 Wildlife Conservation Society...... 26 2699 Young Survival Coalition...... 36 V 2628 Wildlife Forever...... 36 1554 Youth for Christ International Ministries...... 58 2319 Wildlife Habitat Council...... 21 0051 Youth for Christ/USA ...... 38 1723 V Foundation, The ...... 50 2920 Wildlife Research Institute, Inc...... 36 1566 Youth Leaders for the Future, A Legacy Initiative ...... 58 4174 Vacaville Christian Schools ...... 78 2678 Wildlife Society, Inc., The ...... 36 4034 Yu-Ai Kai/Japanese American Community Senior 9502 Valley Oak Children’s Services ...... 75 2347 Wildlife Trust...... 21 Service of San Jose ...... 71 2757 Vanished Children’s Alliance...... 58 2288 William J. Brennan Jr. Center for Justice ...... 18 4036 YWCA - Santa Clara Valley ...... 78 2527 Vascular Disease Foundation...... 49 1126 Williams Syndrome Association, Inc...... 36 1825 Vegan Outreach...... 13 1208 Wings of Hope...... 51 Z 2595 Vegetarian Resource Group ...... 49 2602 Winn Feline Foundation, The ...... 36 1846 Vegetarians International Voice for Animals ...... 13 2393 Winter Wildlands Alliance...... 21 1562 Zero to Three: National Center for Infants, Toddlers 2154 Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation...... 14 1426 Wisconsin/Nicaragua Partners...... 60 and Families...... 58 0242 VHL Family Alliance...... 49 2216 Witness for Peace...... 18 9817 Zigen Fund, Inc., The ...... 36 4187 Via Rehabilitation Services, Inc...... 78 1926 Women Count!...... 16 1313 Vietnam Children's Fund ...... 61 1961 Women for Women International ...... 16

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★Combined Federal Campaign ★

Making an Online Gift through Employee Express Employees in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area can use the Employee Express system to make CFC donations by payroll deduction. If your agency participates in Employee Express and you are not already an Employee Express system user, you may subscribe by going to the Employee Express Web site (www.employeeexpress.gov) and request- ing a PIN. During CFC campaign season, the Employee Express system will allow users to start a CFC contribution, or to review and edit a pledge previously entered into the system. All participating agencies have agreed that the use of Employee Express for CFC is strictly optional. No employee is required to use Employee Express to make his or her CFC donation. More detailed information pertaining to the use and availability of the system can be obtained from your CFC Key Worker or Employee Campaign Coordinator.

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★ Attention Eagle Donors ★ 2004 Eagle Luncheon – Thursday, December 9, 2004 BE THERE! If you missed the 2003 Luncheon, make your gift by November 24th and register on-line (www.cfcsfbay.org) to attend the 2004 Celebration.

Photo collage prepared by Peter H. Deutsch, USPS. The 2003 Eagle Luncheon was held at the Oakland Marriott Hotel on December 11, 2003. Hundreds of attendees were treated to fine food and entertainment as a heartfelt thank you for their generous donations this year. epp_SF_Booklet_2004 9/4/04 5:40 AM Page b2

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