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151		FARMINGDALE, NY
152		LAKEWOOD, NJ
153		Paterson, NJ
154		Brooklyn, NY
155		NEW YORK, NY
156		VICTOR, NY
157		WATERTOWN, CT
158		KINGSTON, NY
159		LEBANON, NJ
160		SEAFORD, NY
161		JAMESTOWN, NY
162		MONTROSE, NY
163		HUDSON, NY
164		MANHASSET HL, NY
165		PETERSBURG, NY
166		Storrs Mansfield, CT
167		CAMBRIDGE, MA
168		NEW YORK, NY
169		NEW HAVEN, CT
170		OLD GREENWICH, CT
171		MORRISVILLE, NY
172		NEW YORK, NY
173		FARMINGTON, ME
174		Portsmouth, NH
175		HARDWICK, VT
176		WESTPORT, CT
177		Westfield, NY
178		HUDSON, NY
179		POUGHQUAG, NY
180		PINE PLAINS, NY
181		Thetford Center, VT
182		HOPKINTON, MA
183		FORT PLAIN, NY
184		BROOKS, ME
185		Farmingdale, NY
186		Princeton, NJ
187		NEW YORK, NY
188		East Thetford, VT
189		WINDSOR, CT
190		ROCHESTER, NH
191		Hicksville, NY
192		FARMINGTON, CT
193		RED BANK, NJ
194		VERNON, NY
195		MOUNTAINVILLE, NY
196		JONESBORO, ME
197		MARBLEHEAD, MA
198		Brooklyn, NY
199		GREENWICH, CT
200		AMAGANSETT, NY

Provide grants to qualified charitable organizations serving the local community, support chartable projects of the and providing college scholarships to high school students.

TO PROMOTE THE OBSERVANCE OF THE JEWISH LAWS RELATING TO THE SHMITTAH - SABBATICAL YEAR IN WHICH FARMING and AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITY IS FORBIDDEN IN THE LAND OF ISRAEL, THROUGH EDUCATION AND THE PROVIDING OF CRITICAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

The organization was formed to provide , nutritional, and affordable meals to school children. The meals are prepared in accordance with the guidelines that have been established by the Department Agriculture.

To help Jews from varied religious, educational and socioeconomic backgrounds become fully integrated and productive members of the broader community and society at large.

TO SUPPORT DOMESTIC WORKERS ORDER TO ADVANCE THEIR RIGHTS AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC WELL-BEING

Operation of a for persons in need in Ontario County, NY.

SUPPORT THE RIGHTS OF FARMERS TO PRODUCE FREELY MARKET TRADIONAL FOODS

HUDSON VALLEY FARM HUB:COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PROFESSIONAL FARMER TRAINING, THE HOSTING AND SUPPORTING OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, THE DEMONSTRATION OF NEW FARM TECHNOLOGIES, AND EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES FOR ADVANCES IN FOOD AND FARMING.

IS A NON PROFIT CORPORATION ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE PURPOSES, SPECIFICALLY TO MAKE PRINCIPLES OF THINKING AND PRACTICE, AS DEVELOPED BY WORK OF JASON SHULMAN, AVAILABLE TO A GREATER PUBLIC PURPOSE OF TRANSFORMING INDIVIDUAL IN ORDER TO HELP ALLEVIATE WORLD SUFFERING. OUR INTENTION IS TO EDUCATE FAMILIES, GROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES AND MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS IN NONDUAL PRINCIPLES WE HAVE DEVELOPED WHICH FOCUS ON UNDERSTANDING REALITY AS IT IS, AS FOUNDATIONAL BASIS CHANGE AND HEALING. IS A WAY OF LIVING THAT SEES REALITY FROM BOTH UNIVERSAL PERSPECTIVE AND PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE AND KNOWS THAT TWO ARE INTIMATELY TIED AND ULTIMATELY INSEPARABLE. TO LIVE LIFE FROM THIS PERSPECTIVE HAS IMPLICATIONS PERSONAL AS WELL AS ORGANIZATIONAL HEALING. SINCE IT IS NOT BASED ON BELIEF, BUT SEES WORLD AS IT IS, HAS POSSIBILITY OF HELPING US KNOW THAT W

DATE: JUNE 27-29, 2022LOCATION: FARMINGDALE STATE COLLEGESPECIAL GUEST: FORMER MLB PLAYER CHRIS SINGLETON AND FORMER BASEBALL PLAYER DAN VENEZIA. THE CHARITABLE ACTIVITY OF IS PROVIDING A SPORTS EXPERIENCE THAT WILL PAIR THE VALUES OF THE CATHOLICISM WITH TRAINING YOUNG ATHLETES ON LONG ISLAND IN THEIR RESPECTIVE ATHLETIC ACTIVITES AND SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

THE ALLIANCE WAS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF WORKING IN COLLBORATION WITH -RELATED ORGANIZATIONS, MUNICIPALITIES, OTHER STAKEHOLDERS IN COUNTY, NY, TO PROMOTE FACILIATE IMPLEMENTATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE MANGEMENT PLAN THE MACROPHYTE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY BY PRIORITIZING PROJECTS, SECURING FUNDING ALLOCATING RESOURCES.

SUSTAINABLE :THE GOAL OF IS TO ASSIST SMALLHOLDER FARMERS TO ADVANCE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS THAT INTEGRATE SUSTAINABLE FOOD PRODUCTION WITH INCREASED TREE COVER AND SELF-FINANCED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

TO SHIFT POWER AND CHANGE POLICY TO EQUITABLY RESOURCE OUR NEW GENERATION OF WORKING .

KTK-BELTS MISSION IS TO CATALYZE NEW MODELS OF BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING IN EASTERN NEPAL. IT WORKS WITH TEACHERS, FARMERS, YOUTH, AND WOMEN TO CREATE A VERTICAL UNIVERSITY THAT WILL SPAN FROM KOSHI TAPPU WILDLIFE SANCTUARY (67 M) TO KANCHENJUNGA (8,586 M), THE THIRD TALLEST PEAK IN THE WORLD. THE IDEA IS TO GIVE A FRAMEWORK TO LOCAL FARMERS TO BECOME PROFESSORS OF THE VERTICAL UNIVERSITY, TO SHARE THEIR INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE WHILE ALSO PHYSICALLY CONSERVING THREATENED SPECIES AND LANDSCAPES.

TO FURTHER THE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION ON SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE, FOOD SOVEREIGNTY, NATURAL BUILDING, COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT, SPIRITUAL ACTIVISM, HEALTH, AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES, PARTICULARLY THOSE FROM HISTORICALLY MARGINALIZED GROUPS; TO CONDUCT ON- AND FILED RESEARCH TO ADVANCE BEST PRACTICES IN FARMING AND FOOD SOVEREIGNTY; TO PROVIDE ON- TRAINING ON THE BEST PRACTICES IN FARMING AND FOOD SOVEREIGNTY TO FARMERS; TO OFFER OFF- PRESENTATIONS AND EDUCATIONAL EVENTS IN THE COMMUNITY; TO PUBLISH CURRICULUM, ARTICLES, AND OTHER WRITTEN AND RECORDED WORK FOR THE ON- EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT; TO BUILD INFRASTRUCTURE AND TECHNOLOGIES THAT WILL DEMONSTRATE THE BEST PRACTICES FOR AGRICULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY.

To facilitate the activities of the ongoing state youth development program in collaboration with the University of , its College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources, and its Cooperative Extension System by developing and managing financial resources.

The specific purpose of this organization is to use a self-sustaining model of agriculture and community involvement to heal and empower lives in Tarkwa Breman, rural Ghana.

FOUNDED IN 2015, IS A 501(C)(3) NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO MAKE POSITIVE IMPACT AND LASTING IMPROVEMENT IN THE UNDERSERVED ASPECTS OF OUR COMMUNITIES THROUGH YOUTH EMPOWERMENT, EDUCATION, PROMOTION OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH, TO SUPPORT CREATION OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES, AND TO CHANNEL NEEDED RESOURCES FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THOSE IN NEED. STRIVES TO ACCOMPLISH OUR GOALS THROUGH PARTNERSHIP WITH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND COMMUNITY SOCIAL AND SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS.

DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN THE FIELDS OF OCEAN RESTORATION, OCEAN FARMING, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND SUSTAINABLE FOOD SOURCES.

THE FOCUSED ON TWO TOPICS CENTERED AROUND THE THEME OF AGRICULTURE: FIRST WAS HOW AGRICULTURAL CONVERSION OF NATURAL VEGETATION AFFECTS SOIL CARBONATES, AND SECOND WAS HOW DIFFERENT FARMING PRACTICES SUCH AS TILLAGE AND CROP ROTATIONS AFFECT FARMER PROFITS. THE CONDUCTED LITERATURE REVIEWS TO GATHER DATA ON THE TWO TOPICS. FOR THE FORMER TOPIC, THE EXAMINED HOW CLIMATE AND SOIL FACTORS AFFECT THE CHANGE IN SOIL CARBONATES WITH CROP CULTIVATION.

THE , (THE ) WAS INCORPORATED AS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT NEW YORK STATE CORPORATION FOR THE PURPOSES OF SUPPORTING THE EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY AT . THE SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES OF THE INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, FUNDING SCHOLARSHIPS, PROVIDING ASSISTANCE, ADMINISTERING ENDOWMENT FUNDS, AND PROVIDING ON-CAMPUS STUDENT HOUSING.

To advance, promote and improve agriculture, horticulture and wildlife conservation to alleviate hunger and poverty.

FAIR FOODS NETWORK - BLACK FARMERS FUND LOAN AMOUNT FUNDED 08-18-2021INTEREST RATE COMMENCING 01-01-2013 - .5%PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST REPAYMENT ON AUGUST 08-18-2031

To further environmentally responsible aquaculture to meet world food needs.

TO ENGAGE THE PUBLIC IN BUILDING A REGENERATIVE, LOCALLY-BASED HEALTHY FOOD SYSTEM BY PROVIDING COMMUNITY OPEN SPACE EDUCATION AND PUBLIC EVENTS, THROUGH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF VALUE ADDED AND LOCAL PRODUCTS TO ENHANCE THE STRENGTH OF VERMONT AGRICULTURE, AND THROUGH ASSISTING IN HUNGER RELIEF AND LOCAL FOOD ACCESS PROJECTS.

SEEKS TO PROMOTE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT THE CONSERVATION OF AND ITS ASSOCIATED FLORA AND FAUNA;TO CONDUCT RESEARCH INTO AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AND THE EFFECTS OF FARMING AND OTHER LAND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON THE ENVIRONMENT, AND TO PUBLISH THE USEFUL RESULTS OF SUCH RESEARCH; TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC AND THOSE MANAGING THE COUNTRYSIDE IN THE EFFECTS OF FARMING AND MANAGEMENT OF LAND WHICH IS SYMPATHETIC TO AND OTHER WILDLIFE AND TO CONSERVE AND WILDLIFE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT.

To provide food, shelter, medical, and educational aide to needy in Mexico. Also to provide religious services to all in need in Mexico.

ITS PURPOSES INCLUDE AGRIBUSINESS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT, CONSERVATION OF AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES, CARRYING ON SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH FOR THE PURPOSE OF AIDING THE BY ATTRACTING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS, RELATED BUSINESSES OR PROCESSORS TO THE AREA, ASSISTING IN THE PROMOTION OF THE AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY AND ITS PRODUCTS IN SUPPORT OF PROMOTING ECONOMIC , AND CARRYING ON ACTIVITIES THAT REDUCE OR ELIMINATE THE BURDENS OF COUNTY AND REGIONAL GOVERNMENTS.

TO PROVIDE CARE FOR ABANDONED ANIMALS AND EDUCATE THE PUBLIC AS TO THE TREATMENT AND HANDLING OF THESE ANIMALS.

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.

advocates for soil restoration as a climate colution, promoting land-managment practices to reduce and capture carbon and support local agriculture.

TO PROMOTE LOCAL FOOD NETWORKS BY PROVIDING A VENUE FOR LOCAL FARMERS TO SELL PRODUCTS DIRECTLY TO CONSUMERS

TO SUPPORT RESEARCH IN THE AREA OF MARINE FISH AQUACULTURE AND PROMOTE TECHONOLGY TRANSFER AND IMPLEMENTATION OF MARINE AQUACULTURE.

MOFGA - MAINE ORGANIC FARMERS AND GARDENERS ASSOCIATION EDUCATES ABOUT AND ADVOCATES FOR ORGANIC AGRICULTURE, ILLUMINATING ITS INTERDEPENDENCE WITH A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT, LOCAL FOOD PRODUCTION AND THRIVING COMMUNITIES ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY

To provide and encourage involvement in educational, charitable, and social programs for the men of the Massapequas and Farmingdale and to support the local and wider community with activities and contributions as determined by the membership.

is an independent, charitable, non-profit organization, intending to engage in sustainable community service activities (education, healthcare, serving the under privileged) with socio-economic impact to the fellow membe

Direct grant to the University of Florida Foundation Inc to further agriculture life service on 12/16/2021

It is our goal to teach both farmers and consumers the value of healthy soil, and how such soil impacts animal, human, and climate health. We will educate people about traditional humus farming techniques. We will pursue a better understanding of biological farming through seminars, workshops, public speaking, labeling, review of practices.

The organization's mission is to spread the Gospel, teach sustainable agriculture, reduce crime in the streets, depopulate jails, provide assistance to orphanages, and to print and distribute Christian literature.

To provide thanks and support to of the armed forces of the United States, primarily by providing that may be used in community farmers markets, or by such other charitable means,

to build and promote a network among expatriates for social interaction and subsequently contribute to the welfare of socio-economically disadvantaged citizens . to provide financial assistance to them who are in need due to natural calamities.

THESE DUES PAID BY EMPLOYEES UNITED MEMBERS ARE USED TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO THEIR MEMBERS WHICH INCLUDE, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO GENERAL CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION, LITIGATION AND ARBITRATION AND TO ENHANCE SOCIAL WELFARE AND JOB SECURITY FOR THE MEMBERS.

THE RESCUES, REHABILITATES AND PROVIDES HOUSING FOR LOST, NEGLECTED AND ABUSED FARM ANIMALS.

FFA SUPPORT

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.

THE PURPOSE OF IS TO: A. PROVIDE AND PROMOTE BEEKEEPER EDUCATION, PRIMARILY FOR BACKYARD AND SIDELINE BEEKEEPERS BUT ALSO THE PUBLIC INCLUDING: I. THE USE OF SO CALLED TECH TRANSFER TEAMS (PROVIDING HANDS ON LESSONS OF PROVEN TECHNIQUES FOR HELPING BEEKEEPERS MAKE DATA DRIVEN DECISIONS) AND THE GATHERING OF SAMPLES FOR LAB ANALYSIS. II. SPONSORED and CO-SPONSORED CLASSES ON VARIOUS BEEKEEPING RELATED TOPICS. III. HAVING A WEB SITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE, PROVIDING RELATED INFORMATION AND DATA. IV. THE DEVELOPMENT AND DISTRIBUTION OF BEEKEEPER TRAINING DOCUMENTS, TO INCLUDE THE SPONSORSHIP OR CO-SPONSORSHIP OF TRAIN-THE-TRAINER TYPE SESSIONS. B. SPONSOR AND CO-SPONSOR SPEAKERS AT BEEKEEPING CLUBS AND SCHOOLS. C. PROVIDE SUPPORT TO COALITIONS OF NORTHERN QUEEN BREEDERS, WITH THE ONE REQUIREMENT BEING THAT THOSE COALITIONS HAVE AN ACTIVE OR DESIRED PRESENCE IN . D. OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT THE KEEPING OF HONEY BEES (APIS MELLIFERA) IN THE STATE OF ,

ORGANIZATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO CONTINUE WORK OF LATE HENRI . ORGANIZATION WILL PROVIDE A FORUM FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY LEADERS WHO, LIKE HENRI, WISH TO VOLUNTEER TO EDUCATE AND MENTOR YOUNGER AND ASPIRING BIOTECHNOLOGY ENTREPRENEURS, TO GIVE THEM TOOLS THEY NEED TO DEVELOP CAREERS IN CUTTING-EDGE SCIENCE AND PATIENT CARE, WHICH IN TURN WILL CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SCIENTIFIC ADVANCEMENTS TO ADDRESS IMPORTANT UNMET AND CRITICAL MEDICAL NEEDS. IN ADDITION, THROUGH LEADERSHIP AND VOLUNTEERISM OF THESE MENTORS, ORGANIZATION WILL FOSTER SCIENTIFIC AND MEDICAL COLLABORATION, AND SUPPORT OPPORTUNITIES FOR INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH TO ADVANCE INNOVATION IN SCIENCE AND MEDICINE.

will harness the resources of WOBs to empower women at all socio-economic levels, delivering on the following objectives: Build awareness of WOBs and expand market access to increase share of overall sales revenue;Support growth and expansion of WOBs, create opportunities for more founders;Increase womens financial viability across the socio-economic spectrum and leverage womens leadership in the economic development of our communities. will:Develop joint marketing and/or public awareness campaigns for WOBProvide networking opportunities for WOB and business leadersOffer mentorship to start-up WOBsIdentify training and educational opportunities for business leadersSupport for women-focused community needs (WOB supporting an issue such as womens health, reducing gender violence, etc.)Determine incentives for eligible business that inspire and promote women in their work (e.g., publicity, tax credits, etc.); Engage c

Mission is to promote, advance and development: Education, Literacy, Science, and Medicine, Arts and Architecture; Dance, Horticulture, Environment, Conservation, Museums, Conservation, Civic Improvement and Relief of Poor/Underprivilege

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.

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