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1		NEW YORK, NY
2		Pocantico Hills, NY
3		NEW YORK, NY
4		ROCHESTER, NY
5		BROOKLYN, NY
6		BRONX, NY
7		Fairport, NY
8		OSSINING, NY
9		RIVERHEAD, NY
10		LAKE SUCCESS, NY
11		SCARSDALE, NY
12		GARDEN CITY, NY
13		Apalachin, NY
14		BAYSIDE, NY
15		MILLER PLACE, NY
16		CAPE VINCENT, NY
17		NEW YORK, NY
18		Brooklyn, NY
19		PINE PLAINS, NY
20		NEW YORK, NY
21		MOUNTAINVILLE, NY
22		OZONE PARK, NY
23		AMAGANSETT, NY
24		TROY, NY
25		NEW YORK, NY
26		ASTORIA, NY
27		NEW YORK, NY
28		Jericho, NY
29		Ithaca, NY
30		Flushing, NY
31		Yonkers, NY
32		Brooklyn, NY
33		Southampton, NY
34		, NY
35		Albany, NY
36		BALDWIN, NY
37		NEW YORK, NY
38		Monsey, NY
39		SKANEATELES, NY
40		NEW YORK, NY
41		NEW YORK, NY
42		KINGSTON, NY
43		EAST YAPHANK, NY
44		THIRD AVE NEW YORK, NY
45		BROOKLYN, NY
46		WARWICK, NY
47		Bronx, NY
48		MANHASSET HILLS, NY
49		SPRING VALLEY, NY

THE , . (SFA) IS A TRADE WHICH, THROUGH ITS MEDIA PROGRAMS, THE FANCY SHOW, AND ITS MEMBERSHIP OF OVER 3,800 COMPANIES WORKS TO FOSTER A THRIVING FOODS MARKETPLACE.

Center is a nonprofit farm, education, and research center with a mission to catalyze an ecologically restorative food culture. Key programs highlight sustainable, regenerative agriculture and the pattern of eating needed to support it. They include: outreach and programs for adults and families, research and data collection, and on-farm experimentation to explore best practices in sustainable food production.

PROVIDED FINANCIAL AID, FOR FOOD AND HEALTH CARE EXPENSES, TO NEEDY AND DESTITUTE FEMALES WHO WERE INVOLVED IN THE THEATRICAL PROFESSION.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE BENEFIT AND SUPPORT OF CHARITABLE OR EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT DISTRIBUTE FOOD TO THE NEEDY, ELDERLY OR CHILDREN.

TO PROVIDE FOOD,CLOTHING AND MEDICINES TO HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS,POOR AND ELDERLY JEWS IN BOTH ISRAEL AND THE U.S.

MISSION OF ORGANIZATION IS TO INSPIRE YOUNG PEOPLE TO BECOME HEALTHY EATERS AND ADVOCATES FOR HEALTHY FOOD IN THEIR FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES.

To combat and curb poverty Primarily in Southeastern Monroe County and adjoining areas of Wayne and Ontario counties. To receive and maintain funds for the provision of and to engage in a charitable program for the donation of, medicine, transportation, housing, or other emergency needs to residents of the aforementioned area who demonstrate need and eligibility. To contribute to and sponsor various charitable organizations in combating poverty.

FEEDING THE HUNGRY AND PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY FAMILIES.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS INITIALLY ESTABLISHED TO RAISE FUNDS THOUGH FUNDRAISING EVENTS AS WELL AS ACCEPT CONTRIBUTIONS, DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS FROM THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING A) SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATING STUDENT(S) LIVING AND ATTENDING HIGH SCHOOL AND MCGANN-MERCY HIGH SCHOOL LOCATED IN NEW YORK WHO ARE OR WILL BE ENROLLED IN A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY OF THEIR CHOICE, B) PROVIDE FOOD BASKETS TO THE HUNGRY AND CLOTHING TO THE NEEDY IN THE COMMUNITY, C) PROVIDE NEEDED SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY, D) SCHOLASTIC AND TRAVEL GRANTS FOR CHILDREN ATTENDING APPROVED EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN RELIEF TO REFUGEES FROM WAR-TORN AREAS OF WORLD. FUNDS WERE USED TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND UTILITIES. ALSO SUPPLIED WERE SKILLS TRAINING FOR REFUGEES, CLOTHING, FOOD, BEDS, LINENS, TOILETRIES, DIAPERS, BABY FORMULA, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, BOOKS AND SMALL APPLIANCES.

THE WAS FORMED TO MAKE GRANTS DONATED FUNDS TO NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING FRONTLINE HUNGER RELIEF TO WESTSCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK RESIDENTS WHO ARE HUNGRY OR AT RISK HUNGER.

The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable purposes, including for such purposes, (1) the making of distributions organizations located in New York State that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code; (2) providing monetary and technical assistance or arranging for the provision of, food, clothing or shelter needy residents of the State of New York; (3) awarding scholarships individuals for musical studies; (4) raising awareness with respect the dangers of alcohol and drug abuse; and (5) carrying on any other activities necessary , in connection with, or incidental the foregoing.

The was chartered to enrich the community of , NY. They raise funds to support our youth through programs and scholarships and our Senior community with dinners. They bring aid to our families with our Back-to-School and Christmas Baskets programs. They also sponsor a monthly food bank, maintain a town park and clean up highways.

TO HELP POVERTY STRICKEN PEOPLE. THIS WILL BE DONE BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, FOOD, CLOTHING AND SUPPLIES TO THE NEEDY SO THEY CAN ONE DAY LEAD PRODUCTIVE LIVES AND RETURN TO A NORMAL AND SAFE WAY OF LIVING.

SUPPORTS CHILDREN YEARS OF AGE OR YOUNGER AND THEIR FAMILIES DURING TREATMENT OF LIFE THREATENING ILLNESS. 100% OF ALL MONEY DONATED FROM THE GOES TO FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN DURING TREATMENT TO ASSIST WITH FOOD, MEDICATION, LODGING, TRAVEL EXPENSES, AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS NEEDS.

THE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE A FORUM WHERE INDIVIDUALS CAN EXCHANGE INFORMATION AND IDEAS ON IMPROVING AND PROTECTING OUR SUPPLY

SUPPORT IMPOVERISHED and UNDER-SERVED FAMILIES IN ISRAEL BY PROVIDING GRANTS,CLOTHING and FOOD.

PROVIDE KOSHER FOOD FREE OF CHARGE TO THE COMMUNITY. WE ALSO PROVIDE CLOTHING FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AS WELL AS REFERRALS FOR PEOPLE WHO NEED FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES FOR FAMILIES.

Working to increase access to fresh, nutritious, locally produced food while investing in collaborative long-term solutions for food security. works to close the gap between regenerative farming and food access initiatives.

Our mission is to encourage conscious living among humankind. To encourage community living based on sustainable methods and the creation of a participatory economy. "It takes a to raise a child." Living, eating, growing food together, shelter, child development, wellness, literacy, work experience, entrepreneurship intro, legal support, community organization, lifetime mentoring. We also look to bring logical thought and constructive energy together for problem-solving--modified consensus. Sharing resources, supporting one another, living together. All genders. All religions.

TO PROMOTE AN EQUITABLE AND INCLUSIVE REGIONAL FOOD SYSTEM BY HELPING TO FOSTER AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE LAND IS AFFORDABLE TO DIVERSE, ASPIRING FARMERS AND THEREBY MAKING FOOD ACCESSIBLE TO ALL.

DIRECT FOOD DISTRIBUTION TO NEEDY PEOPLE IN POOR COMMUNITY IN BANGLADESH

LAZY POINT FARMS STARTED 2021 BY HARVESTING ITS OWN KELP FROM 3 SITES IN MAY 2021, WORKING DIRECTLY WITH RESEARCHER AT ADELPHI UNIVERSITY FOR GROWTH RESEARCH MEASUREMENTS. SUGAR KELP HARVEST WAS USED FOR ANALYSES AND A FERTILIZER STUDY AT STONYBROOK UNIVERSITY; IT WAS ALSO SENT TO CERTIFIED LABS FOR ANALYSES AND TO EAST END FOOD INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF PROOF OF PACKAGING AND PROCESSING CONCEPTS. LAZY POINT FARMS UTILIZED FINDINGS FROM WORKING WITH 1 PRIVATE HATCHERY IN 2020 AND EXPANDED IT TO SUCCESSFUL COORDINATION AND COLLABORATION WITH 4 HATCHERIES ON LONG ISLAND AND HELPED PROVIDE SPOOLS TO 15 GROWERS IN FALL 2021. LAZY POINT FARMS COORDINATED MONTHLY Q and A CALLS FOR LOCAL HATCHERIES AND GROWERS AND ESTABLISHED A RESEARCH PARTNERSHIP WITH UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND TO PURSUE INQUIRIES REGARDING TEMPERATURE OF KELP DURING TRANSPORT. LAZY POINT FARMS CONTINUED ITS ONGOING SOCIAL MEDIA CAMPAIGN TO EDUCATE IN USES AND BENEFITS OF GROWING KELP IN NYS WATERS.

EMPOWERING IMPOVERISHED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN THROUGH THE PROVISION OF VARIOUS TYPES OF SUPPORT, INLCUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO: EDUCATION, VOCATIONAL TRAINING, FOOD, WATER, SHELTER AND FINANCIAL INVESTMENT OR ASSISTANCE

Small deeds. Big impact. . Our mission is to provide immediate support and assistance to local underserved communities and seniors experiencing food, housing and economic insecurity.

IRS VITA TCE, IRS TAX CLINIC, NON-ATTORNEY IMMIGRATION SERVICES, FREE NOTARY PUBLIC SERVICES, HUNGER PREVENTION PROJECTS, ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, AND ALL OTHERS PROGRAMS WITH THE MEANING OF 501(C)(3) OF THE IRC

WE HELP THOSE WITH BASIC NEEDS: FOOD, MEDICINE, SHELTER,WATER. WE TRY TO TARGET DEVELOPING COUNTRIES WHEREGOVERNMENT AID IS NOT AVAILABLE OR IS INADEQUATE.

providing food for families in need

Rights () works to end the use of animals for food through public education and grassroots activism. We believe in the self worth of animals, as well as environmental protection and public health.

To provide food, medical care (including spaying and neutering), shelter, and other necessary support to homeless and neglected animals.

Social service agency providing food and shelter to individuals in need. We offer permanent housing, transi- tional shelter, single room occupancy as well as emergency shelters.

The gives professionals the tools and opportunites to understand and act on critical issues in the world of food. The mission is fulfilled through educational programs, grants for hunger alleviation, history preservation and, most notably, scholarships, internships, and grants for students and professionals.

empowers children and adults to live their healthiest lives and prevent and reverse chronic disease through programs that teach four pillars of : whole food plant-based nutrition, physical activity, stress management, and social connection.

Our mission is to promote its high-quality diverse products, foster agricultural environmental stewardship, safeguard the ’s food supply, land, livestock to ensure the viability growth ’s industries.

To help vulnerable Yorkers meet their essential needs advance economically by providing opportunities for stable employment, housing, nutrition.

Our mission is to honor the memory of . . by bringing comfort through financial assistance and supporting activities to firefighters and their families dealing with the challenges of cancer. Specifically, we provide financial assistance to members of the Fire Department of New York who have family members battling cancer or who are themselves afflicted with cancer. The distributes funds to qualifying applicants to assist in covering costs that are not traditionally covered by insurance. These include items such as travel, food, lodging, experimental treatment, or other comforts and services for patients or family members that may be needed or desired during treatment.

ECUMENICAL EMERGENCY FOOD PANTRY OF WP

To offer financial assistance to indigent individuals and families in the form of gifts or through direct payments for living expenses and to provide food and clothing to needy and impoverished people.

THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED TO ASSIST PERSONS OF ALL AGES WHO HAVE EVER BEEN ADVISED BY A PHYSICIAN THAT THEY HAVE CANCER. THE CORPORATION WILL FOCUS ON LESSENING THE DISTRESS, PAIN, EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL DIFFICULTIES GENERALLY EXPERIENCED BY THOSE DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER BY OFFERING NON-MEDICAL, NON-HEALTH-RELATED, GENERAL WELLNESS SERVICES FOR CANCER PATIENTS AND SURVIVORS. THE CORPORATION WILL PROVIDE A LOCATION FOR CANCER PATIENTS AND SURVIVORS TO GATHER TO SOCIALIZE, OBTAIN FITNESS SERVICES, LEARN ABOUT HEALTHY NUTRITION, AND GENERALLY ENHANCE THEIR SPIRITUAL, MENTAL, AND PHYSICAL WELLNESS THROUGH COMMUNICATION AND INSTRUCTION.

PROMOTE THE VALUE OF HEALTHY LIFE CHOICES AND TO ENHANCE HEALTHY FOOD AMONG CHILDREN.

provides scholarships for Talmud Torah Yeshivath and its subsidiary The Yeshiva At The Western Wall. Additionally, funds are distributed to needy families of scholars and students requiring assistance for food and medical support as well as food packages and clothing to homebound individuals.

TO PROVIDE A SAFE, ADULT-SUPERVISED, OUT-OF-SCHOOL-TIME VENUE, AS WELL AS A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS, AND SERVICES, TO HELP KEEP AT-RISK CHILDREN AND YOUTH OFF THE STREETS, COMBAT OBESITY AND TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH FROM THE ULSTER COUNTY AREA OF NEW YORK.

To maintain a foundation to collect donations to support local food banks, Salvation Army and other charities and to support scholastic achievement by establishing a scholarship fund for students.

THE CORPORATION WILL RAISE FUNDS THRU SOLICITATION TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF ORPHANAGES ORGANIZED AND OPERATED BY ENTITIES OUTSIDE OF NEW YORK, WHICH PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER, EDUCATION AND MEDICAL ASSISTANCE TO BOTH HIV-POSITIVE AND HIV-NEGATIVE ORPHANED CHILDREN AROUND THE WORLD WHO ARE SUFFERING AND IN NEED.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, FOOD, CLOTHING AND NECESSITIES TO DISADVANTAGED FAMILIES.

TO ASSIST THOSE IN NEED BY PROVIDING CLOTHING, FOOD, AND TO NURTURE BY WELCOMING IN FAITH THOSE IN NEED.

Funding for people who cannot afford basic health care clothing food basic necessary supplies education

IS ACTIVELY WORKING WITH INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE MAJOR ECOLOGIES OF THE GLOBE, FOSTERING BIOCULTURAL HERITAGE AND INDIGENOUS TERRITORIALITIES THROUGH SUPPORTING LOCALLY LED STRATEGIES OF LAND DEFENCE, BIODIVERSITY AND WATER PROTECTION, STRENGTHENING SOLIDARITY ECONOMIES, INDIGENOUS FOOD, LANGUAGES AND KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS, AND NURTURING NATIVE MUSIC, ART, DANCE, AND ARCHITECTURE. 'S PHILOSOPHY ADHERES TO INDIGENOUS VALUES OF INTERGENERATIONAL JUSTICE, RECIPROCITY, SOLIDARITY AND RELATIONALITY IN ITS GRANT MAKING AND PRACTICES A DECENTRALIZED AND AUTONOMOUS GOVERNANCE.

Providing food assistance to low-income individuals and families: and Providing educational assistance to children and families.

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