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A Better gives grants annually to deserving charities working internationally and in United States in areas of Peace, Hunger, Health, Human Rights, Ecology, Education, and Economic Development.

Services; Distribution of food, clothing and housing allowance and job placement

IN OUR WORLD OF 7 BILLION, 1 BILLION ARE HUNGRY, WHILE A ROUGHLY EQUAL NUMBER SUFFER FROM OBESITY, DIABETES AND OTHER HEALTH ISSUES RELATED TO "OVERNUTRITION." RIGHTS THIS GLOBAL FOOD IMBALANCE BY ADDRESSING THESE OPPOSING ISSUES THROUGH A UNIQUE " CALORIE TRANSFER" MODEL.

is dedicated to breaking cycle of poverty through education, quality nutrition and job creation resulting in more sustainable communities in Kara Kore and Hosanna, Ethiopia. All activities are performed with complete financial transparency.

TO PROVIDE ENTERPRISES, SUCH AS FOOD SERVICES, A BOOKSTORE, PARKING, ETC., FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF.

TO SUPPORT THROUGH ALLEVIATION OF HUNGER BY ENSURING THAT ALL NEW YORKERS HAVE ACCESS TO HEALTHY FOOD AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES.

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The Joe DiMaggio Lodge #2248 was chartered by the OSIA on July 31, 1971. Since our founding, we have distinguished ourselves by our philanthropic endeavors and exemplary service to the community. We have provided donations to local churches as well as civic and community service organizations. Recipients include the St Vincent DePaul Society Food Pantry, various charities, soccer teams, and individual families need. Working with the 3 area high schools we implemented an Italian Language studies program. To recognize this accomplishment we have established 3 scholarships which are awarded annually to graduating seniors from the John Jay, Roy C Ketcham, and Arlington High Schools. The scholarships are awarded to those seniors who have demonstrated exemplary performance the Italian language program.

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.

Person to person services to those in need. Helped individuals and families with food vouchers, bus passes, clothing, beds and furniture as well as with assisting with rent, utility bills, car repairs etc.

To provide aid to people who are ill, homebound, isolated or otherwise in distress, including widows, orphans and other indigent individuals. This is be done by providing food, clothing and other necessary items to the needy. In addition, we provide monetary assistance for out of pocket medical expenses, and for cost of living expenses for people that are under financial duress.To provide financial support to worthy Jewish institutions adhering to thetenets of traditional Orthodox Judaism with goals improving the financial status ofimpoverished institutions.

Our purpose is strengthening our by providing access to nutritious, healthy as well as other programming that will benefit our and enhance the lives of our residents in need, in a healthy, respectful environment..

is the not-for-profit arm of WWI. , . focuses on improving health outcomes for everyone as well as supporting organizations committed to removing barriers to wellness, including organizations working in food security, physical activity and mental health.

The goal of School is to train the next generation of farmers in New York City and beyond, with a focus on limited resourced and socially disadvantaged individuals and communities, and to increase access to healthy, local food in urban communities by supporting the proliferation of urban agriculture projects. The mission of School is to train local residents in urban agriculture in order to build self-reliant communities and inspire positive local action around food access and social, economic, and racial justice issues.

Provide hope, health, healing and affordable access to fresh food.

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.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO LOW TO NO INCOME FAMILIES IN THE US AND HAITI FACING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AND IN IMMEDIATE NEED OF FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, HEALTH CARE OR EDUCATION

TO SAVE THE LIVES OF CATS AND ENSURE THEY ARE PROVIDED WITH A QUALITY OF LIFE INCLUDING ACCESS TO MEDICAL CARE, PROPER NUTRITION, ADEQUATE SHELTER, AND THE FREEDOM AND SAFETY TO LIVE WITHOUT FEAR OF SICKNESS, NEGLECT, OR ABUSE.

WORKING WITH FOOD BANKS AND DEPOSITORIES AROUND THE UNITED STATES TO HELP COMBAT HUNGER IN THE US.

IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON FUNDING NUTRITION PROGRAMS TO VULNERABLE, FOOD-INSECURE, AND AT-RISK SCHOOL CHILDREN IN SOUTH AFRICA.

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.

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

PROMOTE HEALTHY LIVING THRU SPORT

CHARLES MCCULLOM SCHOLARSHIP - EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO INDIVIDUALS MEETING SPECIFIC CRITERIA. CRITERIA and RECIPIENTS ARE LISTED ON PART XV OF THIS RETURN.

IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WHOSE PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ORPHANAGES THAT SUPPORT THE FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER AND TRANSPORTATION NEEDS OF DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN.

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

To create a pan-Asian-American movement to increase social services for the community by Donating food to front-line workers, e.g., hospitals, EMS, and law enforcement; the unemployed; people sick with COVID-19; and others 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.

To provide support to children in the hospital in the form of clothes, food, games, activities, and more.

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

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