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Client # Name of Nonprofit Organization State of Incorporation Specific Purpose Purpose Client # Name of Nonprofit Organization State of Incorporation Specific Purpose Purpose HOLY GARDEN OF PRAYER bring souls to Christ and other vaious forms of religious We are a religious organization dedicated to bringing lives to Christ and spreading his message 12658 CHURCH OF CARLYLE Illinois ministry. of love and charity. provide Special Needs Families access to trained Volunteers while on vacation to assist with the unique requirements of the Special Needs Family Member in order to make vacationing a possibility; provide educational 12655 TRAVEL WITH AN ANGEL, LTD. Maryland information about traveling with Specia Provide respite staffed to Special Needs Families on Vacations. feeding program for the folks of 12652 FEED THE SOULS North Carolina Feed the Souls in Puerto Limpira, Honduras Puerto Limpira, Honduras PREACH THE NAME OF JESUS AND SAVE SOULS; VISIT IGLESIA DEL NOMBRE JESUS EL COMMUNITIES TO SPREAD THE WORD THAT JESUS IS THE 12647 YO SOY South Carolina SAVIOR. Working trhough Faith to reach souls for Jesus provide housing and prenatal assistance for pregnant teens and pregnant women who are with extremely low incomes 12642 LITTLE LIGHT MINISTRY INC Alabama are homeless. Developing homes for Pregnant Women who are with extremely low income, or homeless buy land to build low income housing and tiny homes trailer homes, fixer uppers to help with the homeless crisis in California. We are being proactive to help the homeless , TRANSITIONS #2 HOUSING veterans and seniors , by master leaseing a home that they 12626 WITH DIGNITY California can afford and live in Low-Income housing for the homeless provide support (financially if needed), and assist veterans with fundamental skills such as interpreting and processing paperwork. Refer them to available resources with the NAVAJO VETERANS nonprofit help. Most Navajo Veterans lacks reading and Better lives for Veterans and their families. Address needs such as housing needs, education, 12620 ORGANIZATION Arizona writing skills because training, job placements, health care, support services, care center. FREEDOM FOUNDATION 12618 INCORPORATED North Dakota empower self sufficiency. Freedom foundation will provide education awareness and sustainability for kids and families empower and assist people to transform their lives through participation in a structured christian based class room 12617 LIFE SKILLS PRISON MINISTRY North Carolina program with mentoring tailored to individual needs. Transform your life from prison to freedom WORLD OF ANGELS rescue and protect homeless dog by providing financial aid 12615 FOUNDATION California and managerial support to vetted shelters in China help dog shelters in China with financial aid, operational support and adoption process in US. bring hope to the children of poverty stricken areas, with a focus in the Dominican Republic, but not limited to this area, by providing children the opportunity to receive a THE MAGGIO MULTICULTURAL quality education and create an educational facility where The organization will help raise money to provide children living in poverty clean water, medical 12614 FOUNDATION, INC. Virginia they can get a proper treatment, food, a quality education, etc. WARRIORS & HEROES give veterns, law enforcement, and first responders places Allow for veterans, law enforcement, and first responders to hunt, fish, and other outdoor 12607 OUTDOORS Texas to relax and participate in outdoor activites free of charge. activities. Everything will be provided free of charge. improve the experience creative women and non-binary's have in both their careers and personal life through the power of community. This is accomplished by providing tools such as mentorship circles, portfolio reviews, talks Empower Woman and minorities in the Creative fields through mentorship, meetups and 12606 LADIES WINE & DESIGN, INC. New York and educational conferences. educational conferences. HOUSING FOR ALL locate and provide housing for low-income veterans and 12603 CORPORATION California other individuals in need. HOUSE HOMELESS PEOPLE TAKING DONATIONS FOR FLAG POLE AND AMERICAN FLAG INSTALL FOR OUR FALLEN HEROES. FIRST RESPONDERS, POLICE, FIRE, MILITARY, ETC donate time and monetary items to benefit fallen first FLAG POLES FOR OUR FALLEN responders, military personnel and similar types of A BEAUTIFUL 35 HEAVY DUTY ALUMINUM FLAG POLE WITH SOLAR LIGHT ON TOP 4X8 12602 HEROES Arizona services. AMERICAN FLAG WITH A 3X5 STATE OR BRAN follow what the Bible says; to teach, preach, sing and heal Faith based organization 12599 THE WORD LEADS US, FHLFW California in the name of Jesus; to help people with their needs. Bible preaching, presentation, prayer, hymns, encouragement, gospel research, educate and provide advocacy regarding the medical and environmental precursors of Estrogen- 12598 ESTROGENESIS, CORP. New Jersey Receptive (ER) positive breast cancer. Education, advocacy and research related to estrogen-receptive breast cancer. THE PAZ AND ESPERANZA The organization will provide educational opportunities to the most vulnerable, along with PROJECT FOR RELIEF AND improve the quality of life of those who lack access to durable medical equipment, incontinence supplies, feminine hygiene products and school 12595 EDUCATION California services as a result of, illiteracy, poverty and or disasters supplies. RESCUE HOMELESS NEGLECTED ABUSED, INJURED ANIMALS AND PROVIDE TEMPORARY REFUGE AND CARE BELIEVE ANIMAL RESCUE AND UNTIL PERMANENT ADOPTION HOMES CAN BE FOUND 12594 SANCTUARY, INC. Maryland AND THEY ARE SAFE FROM HARM. ANIMAL RESCUE mitigate the rising suicide rate of returning American Veterans and to educate them on PTSD and the Moral Wounds of War so they may heal and lead a productive life by learning and using the tools we teach them to come 12592 TIER ONE TRANQUILITY BASE California home. Mitigation of U.S. Veteran Suicide rate. promote the public’s access to and engagement with art and history through the creation of digital and analog educational programs, the foundation of partnerships with This non-profit will aid arts education for the public through high resolution digitization, public GLOBAL ART ACCESS stewards of material culture and educational or accessibility initiatives and educational scaffolding for artwork held in private collections or 12589 CORPORATION New York communications platforms and the develo otherwise currently out of reach for the public. birth love, healing, and inspiration into the hearts of hurting children and give them hope for a better future; as Provide art resources and character building resources for children whose parents are addicted 12584 A BETTER YOU FOUNDATION North Carolina well as other various forms of religious ministry. to substances. rescue, educate, empower, rehabilitate, and minister to victims and children affected by all forms of domestic 12578 BROKEN TO PRICELESS California violence. Education, empowerment, and restoration for victims of Domestic Violence. rescue and reduce the number of homeless, abandoned, injured, and abused animals and find them loving homes 12576 PAWS WORTH FIGHTING FOR Texas through adoption, networking, transport and education. Dog Rescue SILVER PAWS SENIOR DOG 12575 SANCTUARY North Carolina provide a forever home to unwanted senior dogs. Senior Dog Sanctuary provide charitable services for the restoration of of 12574 RESTORATION California underserved communities. Mission - Africa meet the need of those that are less fortunate though EMMANUEL TEMPLE doctrinal principles and meeting the physical needs of PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS people; to feed, clothe, teach, and promote the well-being 12573 CHURCH INC New Jersey of the total man. Preaching the Word of God hold regularly schedule worship of God as Creator and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, while sustaining the WEST SAINT MARK CHURCH presence of the Holy Ghost as the sign of His presence and OF CHRIST (DISCIPLES OF perfecting grace. Furthermore, this fellowship of the Body Church Worship and Community/Missionary Outreach, Biblical Guidance, Training, Licensure & 12569 CHRIST) North Carolina of Christ shall nurture its m Ordination of Ministers serve and empower the Hispanic community to achieve a better quality of life through comprehensive educational services which include Bible Education, Physical Education, Main activity: Hispanic Educational Center to include Bible training, physical education, HISPANIC EDUCATIONAL Nutrition, Computing and Technology Skills, GED classes, nutrition, computers & technology, GED courses, marriage coaching (non-counseling), domestic 12566 CENTER, INC. Oklahoma Marriage Coaching, Domestic violence prevention, leadership skills, job-seeking tools and like disci help clients overcome behavioral challenges that are impacting their daily lives; to assist families and caretakers throughout the behavior change process and teach them to implement the same practices at home; to provide Provide behavioral health services for children and adults with mental illness, behavioral 12560 HEARTS N MINDS INC. New Jersey consultation services to other be disabilities. educate and empower our community’s youths and adults THE SILENT MIND through the confidence, self-esteem, and self-defense Bring direction and discipline to young and old through the confidence and self-esteem building 12552 FOUNDATION Ohio building characteristics of martial art training. ability of martial art training. 12549 OPERATION 828 North Carolina promote the discipleship and spiritual growth for the Youth Conference/mission trips present
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