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1		NEWTON, MA
2		LAGRANGEVILLE, NY
3		BROOKLYN, NY
4		ALBANY, NY
5		Lexington, MA
6		HAVERSTRAW, NY
7		LATHAM, NY
8		Ballston Lake, NY
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11		SUMMIT, NJ
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17		Edison, NJ
18		Hamburg, NY
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21		SEA ISLE CITY, NJ
22		MARBLEHEAD, MA
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24		BLAWENBURG, NJ
25		LAKE SUCCESS, NY
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30		BARNARD, VT
31		NEW YORK, NY
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35		HUNTINGTON, NY
36		BOSTON, MA
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40		WASHINGTON, DC
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42		NEWARK, DE
43		Columbus, OH
44		COLUMBUS, OH
45		Charlotte, NC
46		CHARLESTON, SC
47		CINCINNATI, OH
48		CANTON, OH
49		OMAHA, NE
50		Baltimore, MD

MISSION OF IS TO EMPOWER THOSE WHO ARE AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED TO ACHIEVE INDEPENDENCE AND LEAD A FULFILLING LIFE. ESTABLISHED IN 1936, SERVES AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE OF ALL AGES BY PROVIDING REHABILITATION, SKILLS TRAINING, AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO ACHIEVE INDEPENDENCE, SELF-SUFFICIENCY, AND SELF-FULFILLMENT AND BY EDUCATING OUR COMMUNITIES REGARDING POTENTIAL OF PERSONS WHO ARE AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED. OVER 80 YEARS, HAS PIONEERED INNOVATIVE SERVICES AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED BY DEVELOPING METHODS PEOPLE WITH LOW VISION TO LEARN SKILLS TO BE INDEPENDENT IN THEIR HOMES, CLASS SETTINGS, WORK PLACES, AND PREPARING THEM DIVERSE OPPORTUNITIES SUCCESS AND INDEPENDENT LIVING.

OUR MISSION IS TO CHANGE LIVES THROUGH CHALLENGE AND DISCOVERY. WE TEACH TO AND WORK BY THE FOLLOWING VALUES: COMPASSION, INTEGRITY, EXCELLENCE, INCLUSION AND DIVERSITY. OUR PROGRAMS ARE BASED ON THE PRINCIPLES OF LEARNING THROUGH EXPERIENCE, CHALLENGE AND ADVENTURE, AND A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT. WE MEASURE OUR OUTCOMES BY CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT, LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE.

PROVIDES A BROAD RANGE OF HEALTHCARE SERVICES TO A LARGELY MEDICALLY UNDER SERVED POPULATION.

TURNING BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES INTO JOBS RESIDENTS WITH DISABILITIES.

To host children who have been exposed to domestic violence and their mothers in a comfortable shelter, and provide support for their post-trauma rehabilitation, including housing accommodations, in Ponderano, Italy.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE ELDERLY

WAS FOUNDED IN 1949 TO MEET A CRITICAL MISSION - TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

Arts in Education-brings outside educational enrichment programs to students of Charlton Heights Anti-bullyinginclusion assemblies classes from Scotia Glenville traveling museum residencies including Cirkus Smirkus Motoko Japanese Storytelling SPAC

ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION, INCLUDING SCHOLARSHIPS, 2. RELIEF OF THOSE INDIVIDUALS SUFFERIN FROM DISABILITIES, 3. ADVANCEMENT OF RELIGION, 4. PROMOTION OF HEALTH, 5. ADVANCEMENT OF YOUTH RELATED FUNCTIONS, 6. ADVANCEMENT OF ADULT AND YOUTH RECREATION.

to provide stimulating social and recreational activities for autistic children on their time off from regular school sessions

TO PROVIDE AID TO CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES VETERANS IN NEED.

UWOFHC MOBILIZES RESOURCES IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT and THE CORPORATE SECTOR TO AFFECT CHANGE IN THE LIVES THE HOMELESS and IMPOVERISHED MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN IN OUR COMMUNITY. WE PROVIDE FUNDING, SUPPORT and ADVOCACY FOR THE WELLNESS and PROTECTION PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN WHO HAVE BEEN ABUSED AND NEGLECTED. WE HAVE FOCUSED OUR EFFORTS ON THE HOMELESSNESS CRISIS, CHILD WELLNESS and PROTECTION, THE SPECIAL NEEDS COMMUNITY and THE CREATION A NON-PROFIT RESOURCE.

HELPING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND AT-RISK YOUTH ACHIEVE INDEPENDENCE IN THE .

THE WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1998 TO PROVIDE A CONTINUUM FUNDING TO HELP ASSURE THE FINANCIAL SECURITY PROGRAMS FOR PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

CHARITABLE HUMANITARIAN ENDEAVORS, INCLUDING SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN, VETERANS, DRUG AWARENESS, YOUTH ACTIVITIES OTHER CIVIC SOCIAL INVOLVEMENT

TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE WELFARE OF THE INTELLECTUALLY DISABLED RESIDENTS OF DEVELOPMENTAL CENTERS AND GROUP HOMES IN NJ.

Our goals are to promote welfare enhance our community by providing funds for veterans, special needs children, scholarships youth programs at local schools, police firefighters, to quicken spirit American patriotism cultivate good fellowship.

FICE supports Catholic school administrators and educators with the training and resources they need to provide children with disabilities a Catholic education in a general education classroom alongside their typical peers.

SUPPORT RESEARCH AND PROVIDE FUNDING TO SCIENTISTS AND ORGANIZATIONS CONDUCTING RESEARCH; EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT SPECTRUM DISORDER AND ABOUT ADVANCES IN RESEARCH; SUPPORT AND PROMOTE THE NEEDS OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AFFECTED BY THE DISORDER.

Support the blind visually impaired autistic children and adults families and communities stricken by tradegy and community advancement

RAISING FUNDS THAT BENEFIT RESEARCH, STUDIES ADVOCAY AND ON BEHALF OF PERSONS WITH AND THE PROVISION OF SERVICES TO FAMILIES WITH AUTISTIC MEMBERS

Provide targeted financial support to individuals and families facing a life-threatening illness disability or recovery from traumatic injuries

To help by providing financial assistance to members of the general public in financial need, with emphasis upon providing for vision care, hearing care, disaster assistance, the special needs of the developmentally impaired, the special needs of veterans and the special needs of the elderly

The purpose in forming the corporation is to increase the opportunities for the community support of scholarship, veterans affairs, youth activities and community residents with special needs due to physical and mental challenges.

EMPOWERING INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS THROUGH OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SERVICES.

IS A PRIVATE, NON-PROFIT ORGANIZAION, OVER 85% OF ALL DONATIONS GOES DIRECTLY TO INJURED HEROS PROGRAMS. FUNDS ARE USED TO SUPPORT EXISTING NATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR MEDICAL REHABILITATION EXPENSE, COUNSELING JOB RE-TRAINING. IN ADDITION, SUPPORTS SPECIALIZED, TARGETED PROGRAMS TO ADDRESS INDIVIDUAL NEEDS OF LOCAL WOUNDED VETERANS SUCH AS HANDICAP ACCESS HOME RENOVATION, FAMILY CARE PROGRAMS. STRIVES TO MAKE A TANGIBLE DIFFERENCE IN THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR OUR WOUNDED HEROES DEMONSTRATE OUR DEEP GRATITUDE FOR THE THEY THEIR FAMILIES HAVE MADE FOR US.

Providesocialandnetworkingeventsforindividualswithphysicaldisabilities.

REHABILITATION AND ADOPTION OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS. TO PROMOTE AND IMPROVE THE PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF RESCUED OR SURRENDERED DOMESTIC ANIMALS.

PROVIDES SPECIAL EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN WITH AUTISM AND OTHER DISABILITIES.

IS A LEADING PEDIATRIC OSTEOSARCOMA NONPROFIT DEDICATED TO MAKING IT BETTER FOR OUR COMMUNITY OF PATIENTS, CAREGIVERS, DOCTORS, AND RESEARCHERS THROUGH PROGRAMS, EDUCATION, AND RESEARCH. ENVISIONS A WORLD WITH LESS TOXIC, MORE EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS AND A CURE FOR OSTEOSARCOMA, AN AGGRESSIVE PEDIATRIC BONE CANCER.OUR TEAM IS DEVOTED TO CREATING AND INSTILLING HOPE WITH AND FOR OUR INCLUSIVE AND COLLABORATIVE OSTEOSARCOMA COMMUNITY. WE DO THIS TRHOUGH MUTUAL TRUST, TRANSPARENCY, AND COMPASSION.

ARCHIVE FACILITY AND OPERATIONSPRESERVE HISTORICALLY IMPORTANT ARCHIVE OF PIONEERS AND HER HUSBAND NAM JUNE PAIK. ARCHIVE/DATABASE (1968 -1996)_MAINTAIN; OFFER PUBLICE ACCESS; CARRY OUT AND PROMOTE RESEARCH; UPDATING ONGOING; RE-STRUCTURE ALL MATERIALS IN A CONTEXTUAL FORMAT (CA. 1968 - 1996) ACCOMPANYING WITH NEW AND EXISTING WRITINGS AND METADATA TO CREATE A REFERENCE SURVEY OF EVENTS, AESTHETICS, AS WELL AS TECHNICAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE EARLY DAYS OF USE AS AN ARTIST MEDIUM. EXPAND TO INCLUDE INCLUSION OF COLLEAGUES AND CONTEMPORARIES WORKING COLATERALLY IN THE PERIOD.

The purpose of Adolescent Center is to support adolescents and their families during times of domestic conflict. Services are provided for adolescents and their families without stigma and without assigning blame.

VETERANS

Providing encouragement arts education and awareness through free concerts and interactive programming for under-served populations: those rehabilitating incarcerated elderly disabled and homeless.

THE GIVES PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS THAT MAY NOT HAVE BEEN AVAILABLE TO THEM PREVIOUSLY DUE TO PHYSICAL OR FACILITY LIMITATIONS. WE WORK WITH COMMUNITIES, ORGANIZATIONS, GROUPS, AND INDIVIDUALS TO CREATE, BUILD, AND EXPAND PROGRAMS, ENSURING AN IMMERSIVE AND ENRICHING EXPERIENCE FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS. THESE PROGRAMS INCLUDE ATHLETICS, PERFORMING ARTS, VISUAL ARTS, NATURE AND WELLNESS. WE ALSO WORK WITH COMMUNITIES TO REMOVE OBSTACLES AND IMPEDIMENTS FROM FACILITIES AND MAKE THEM MORE ACCESSIBLE FOR ALL THEIR CITIZENS.

TO MAKE DONATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS, IRRESPECTIVE OF CORPORATE BENEFIT OR OTHER BENEFIT TO THE , FOR ACHEIVING AND FURTHERING THE ADVANCEMENT IN THE PURSUIT OF MEDICAL RESEARCH SEEKING TO CURE AND AID THOSE CURRENTLY INFLICTED.

The organization owns and operates nursing homes, senior living facilities, assisted living facilities and related facilities, and provides healthcare and other services to the elderly and infirm.

TO ADVOCATE AND FACILITATE HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

TO REMOVE OBSTACLES THAT PREVENT PEOPLE AFFECTED BY DISABILITIES FROM BEING PHYSICALLY ACTIVE

PROMOTES AND PROTECTS HUMAN RIGHTS PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES (I/DD) AND ACTIVELY SUPPORTS THEIR FULL INCLUSION AND PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY THROUGHOUT THEIR LIFETIMES.

TO OPERATE A AND OUTPATIENT SERVICES TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY IN MARYLAND.

HELP PEOPLE AND FAMILIES IMPACTED BY WITHIN THE STATE OF

Rehab vacant single family homes to sell or rent to low and moderate income families in order to provide affordable housing and promote charitable activities which include the revitalization and stabilization of economically depressed neighborhoods in Columbus, Ohio

TO SUPPORT AWARENESS AND RESEARCH

is a private non-profit school for students in Middle and High School with complex language, learning and/or cognitive disabilities. Our mission is to provide our students with the academic, occupational and social skills needed to be self-reliant, confident and contributing members their communities.

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR CHILDREN WITH MULTIPLE DISABILITIES BY PROVIDING COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATION AND REHABILITATION PROGRAMS.

TO ENHANCE THE INDEPENDENCE INDIVIDUALS WITH MOTOR DISABILITIES THROUGH EDUCATION, A HOLISTIC INDIVIDUALIZED PROGRAM INCORPORATING PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, AND EDUCATIONAL ELEMENTS IN A GROUP SETTING. CLCGC OFFERS PROGRAMS THAT FOCUS ON INTEGRATING MOTOR THERAPY INTO A LIFE-SKILLS BUILDING CURRICULUM TO INCREASE THE INDEPENDENCE THE INDIVIDUALS WITH MOTOR DISABILITIES.

PRIMARY MISSION OF CHILDREN IS TO PROVIDE QUALITY EDUCATION AND INTERVENTION SERVICES TO STUDENTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES. WE ARE NON-PUBLIC SPECIALIZED CHARTER SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 8TH GRADE THAT OFFERS EARLY INTERVENTION STUDENTS WITH AUTISM. WE PROVIDE CHILDCARE STUDENTS OF OUR SCHOOL AND OUR TYPICAL DEVELOPING PRESCHOOL CLASSES AS WELL AS A SUMMER CAMP STUDENTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF PERSONS ON THE SPECTRUM AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH EDUCATION, ADVOCACY AND SUPPORT, THEREBY ENABLING THEM TO BE AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE COMMUNITY. OUR VISION IS THAT EVERY PERSON TOUCHED BY IN THE HEARTLAND WILL RECEIVE THE CARE AND SUPPORT NECESSARY TO LEAD A FULFILLING AND DIGNIFIED LIFE.

The exempt purpose of , . is provided mental health care for underserved population in City. The organization caters to approximately 450 patients with a range of mental issues with the goal of rehabilitation to become productive members of community.

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