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101		GREENSBORO, NC
102		Lisle, IL
103		LEESBURG, VA
104		WASHINGTON, DC
105		VERONA, VA
106		RESTON, VA
107		ELKTON, MD
108		Washington, DC
109		ANNAPOLIS, MD
110		Aberdeen, MD
111		COLUMBIA, MD
112		WASHINGTON, DC
113		MOUNT AIRY, MD
114		NORFOLK, VA
115		NEWPORT NEWS, VA
116		WINCHESTER, VA
117		Richmond, VA
118		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
119		WOODSTOCK, VA
120		WOODSTOCK, VA
121		Leesburg, VA
122		PARKERSBURG, WV
123		EDENTON, NC
124		Shelby, NC
125		SALISBURY, NC
126		Wilmington, NC
127		CHARLESTON, SC
128		Alexis, NC
129		GREENSBORO, NC
130		RALEIGH, NC
131		KENOSHA, WI
132		SPARTANBURG, SC
133		GREENVILLE, SC
134		WINSTONSALEM, NC
135		FAIR BLUFF, NC
136		Naperville, IL
137		LOUISVILLE, KY
138		BOWLING GREEN, KY
139		RICHMOND, VA
140		WEST LAWN, PA
141		MCKEESPORT, PA
142		ZIONSVILLE, IN
143		Hometown, IL
144		Corydon, IN
145		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
146		Evansville, IN
147		EMILY, MN
148		Kutztown, PA
149		Minneapolis, MN
150		COLUMBUS, OH

THE MISSION OF IS TO BE A COALITION OF DIVERSE INDIVIDUALS AND LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS WHO AIM TO REDUCE HOMELESSNESS BY ENGAGING IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS TO CREATE A HOME . WORKING ALONGSIDE PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS, OUR GOAL IS TO ENCOURAGE POSITIVE ENGAGEMENT AND FOSTER AN EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN A WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT.

Care and support for homeless children in Kenya

TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY ABOUT ILLNESS AND RECOVERY, AND TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS

WE IMPROVE THE LIVES OF RUNAWAY, HOMELESS, ABUSED, AND NEGLECTED AT-RISK YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES.

THE PURCHASES AND OBTAINS DONATIONS OF FROM MANUFACTURERS, DISTRIBUTORS, RETAILERS, GROWERS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS FOR DISTRIBUTION TO PEOPLE IN NEED IN 25 COUNTIES AND EIGHT CITIES IN CENTRAL AND WESTERN VIRGINIA THROUGH A NETWORK OF MORE THAN 220 PROVIDERS, SOUP KITCHENS, AND SHELTERS AND THROUGH NUTRITION PROGRAMS WITH MORE THAN 190 COMMUNITY PARTNERS. NEARLY 25 MILLION POUNDS OF WERE DISTRIBUTED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR SERVING ON AVERAGE 109,500 PEOPLE EACH MONTH.

PROMOTE SELF-SUFFICIENCY FOR HOMELESS FAMILIES AND VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY.

PROVIDE AND REHABILITATION FOR HOMELESS MEN; ASSIST WITH EMPLOYMENT SEARCHING, PLACEMENT AND HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION

Inc. (GFTH) collects donations of used clothing, blankets and other items, and monetary donations to purchase new clothing, blankets and other items. These new and used items are distributed to area support organizations.

TO REBUILD LIVES WITH COMPASSION BY PROVIDING SHELTER and SERVICES TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS and EMPOWER PEOPLE AS THEY TRANSITION TOWARD SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

To help homeless families with children become self-suffiient and productive members of society

PROVIDE ASSISTANCE HOUSEHOLDS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS AND INSTABILITY.

Charitable organization affiliated with a Catholic parish in Washington, DC. Our council provides help with charities associated with pregnancy centers and food kitchens. Help collect clothing and toys for homeless and needy families.

Reduce homeless and euthanized dogs and cats

PROVIDES SHELTER, FOOD AND SERVICES TO THOSE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS, INCLUDING MEN, WOMEN, AND WOMEN WITH CHILDREN. UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS SERVED 691.

HOMELESS SHELTER FOR MEN; WORK REHABILITATION PROGRAM FOR HOMELESS MEN; GOSPEL MINISTRY AND AID TO NEEDY FAMILIES BY PROVIDING CLOTHING, FURNITURE, UTILITES OR RENT ASSISTANCE; 2-WEEK SUMMER CAMP FOR UNDERPRIVILIGED CHILDREN

THE PROVIDES HIGH QUALITY CARE TO INDIVIDUALS DEVASTATED BY THE EFFECTS OF POVERTY AND HOMELESSNESS BY OFFERING HEALING FROM THE PAST, HELP FOR THE PRESENT AND HOPE FOR THE FUTURE.

The mission of HomeAgain is to assist families and individuals experiencing homelessness to secure and maintain a home, again.

TO EMPOWER HOMELESS FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS TO RECOVER FROM CRISIS SITUATIONS AND RETURN TO BEING SELF-SUPPORTING, PRODUCTIVE, AND INDEPENDENT MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY.

SUPPORT AND EDUCATION OF THE HOMELESS BY PROVIDING ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM OF GRANTS RENTAL OR OTHER HOUSING ASSISTANCE.

GIFTS TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION IN UNITED STATES TO HELP WITH MEDICAL BILLS AND CARE OF SICK OR HOMELESS ANIMALS AND OTHER ORGANIZATION DEEMED TO HELP VETERANS AND TRAINING FOR DOGS / POLICE RESCUE AND SEARCH ANIMALS AND HELP DISABILITY PERSONS

HSLC is an animal welfare organization serving and surrounding areas since 1966 with mission creating a no-kill community saving 90% homeless animals through various means.

OMRM PROVIDES A WEEKEND MEAL PROGRAM TO THE ELDERLY, DISABLED, HOMELESS AND NEEDY USING MOBILE VEHICLES. OMRM PROVIDES VISION CARE, UTILITY AND PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE AND FOR PROJECTS SUCH AS CHRISTMAS FOR KIDS AND BACK TO SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR THE COMMUNITY.

OPERATION OF FEDERAL AND STATE PROGRAMS PROVIDING LOW-INCOME HOUSING, HEAD START PROGRAM, WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE, JOB DEVELOPMENT AND DAY CARE PROGRAMS.

The Council provides emergency, advocacy, counseling, education and specialized services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and homeless individuals and families.

DIRECT VARIOUS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SHELTER, FOOD, CLOTHING AND VARIOUS OTHER TYPES OF ASSISTANCE FOR THE NEEDY. INCLUDES THE KITCHEN, THE HOMELESS SHELTER, THE CLOTHING CENTER, CRISIS ASSISTANCE, ETC.

The mission of is to feed the hungry, shelter the homeless and foster transition to housing.

THE HAS ACTED AS A PASS-THROUGH ENTITY IN PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO LOCAL HOMEOWNERS WHO RECEIVE OWNER OCCUPIED HOME REHAB ASSISTANCE THROUGH A SUBCONTRACT WITH THE CHARLESTON COUNTY PROGRAM. THE FUNDS UTILIZED ARE HUD HOME PROGRAM FUNDS

The To , provide needed veterinarian care and rehabilitate homeless animals. Also to assist individuals with veterinarian care who are unable to provide it to their pets.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES HOUSING AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROGRAMS TO SINGLE, HOMELESS, PREGNANT WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN.

TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE HOMELESSNESS.

PROVIDE SURVIVAL BACKPACK AND ASSISTANCE TO THE UNSHELTERED HOMELESS MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN KENOSHA COUNTY

TO PROVIIDE SHELTER AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO HOMELESS FAMILIES THROUGH PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE LIVING STABILITY. ADVOCATES, CREATES OPPORTUNITIES, AND ENGAGES IN COLLABORATIVE, LOCALLY DRIVEN SOLUTIONS TO END HOMELESSNESS FOR FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS.

PREVENTING AND TREATING HIV THROUGH DIRECT SERVICES, ADVOCACY, EDUCATION AND AWARENESS. INCLUDES DIAGNOSIS, LINKAGE TO CARE, HIV MEDICAL CARE, PRIMARY CARE, CASE MNGMNT, SUPPORTIVE SRVCS, PREVENTION, HOUSING ASSISTANCE.

NOT PROFIT CORPORATION WAS ORGANIZED TO OWN AND OPERATE A 150 UNIT APARTMENT COMMUNITY IN WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA KNOWN AS COUNTRY VILLAGE APARTMENTS. IT WAS ORGANIZED PURSUANT TO SECTION 202 OF NATIONAL HOUSING ACT AS AMENDED AND HAS ENTERED INTO STANDARD FHA REGULATORY AGREEMENTS, WHICH GOVERN OPERATION OF COMMUNITY, WITH FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION SECTION OF HUD. A PROJECT RENTAL ASSISTANCE CONTRACT (PRAC) PROVIDES RENT ASSISTANCE LOW INCOME FAMILIES (OR PERSONS) AS PROVIDED BY SECTION 8 PROGRAM OF NATIONAL HOUSING ACT.

THE CORPORATION WAS ORGANIZED TO OWN AND OPERATE A 40 UNIT APARTMENT COMMUNITY IN , NC KNOWN AS CYPRESS VILLAGE APARTMENTS. IT WAS ORGANIZED PURSUANT TO SECTION 202 OF THE NATIONAL ACT AND ENTERED INTO THE STANDARD GHA REGULATORY AGREEMENTS, WHICH GOVERN THE OPERATION OF THE COMMUNITY WITH THE FHA SECTION OF HUD. A ASSISTANCE PAYMENT CONTRACT (HAP) PROVIDES BY SECTION 8 PROGRAM OF THE NATIONAL ACT. THE APPARTMENT COMPLEX WAS SOLD DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED 6/30/26 AND THE CONTRACT WITH HUD WAS CLOSED. CURRENTLY THE CORPORATION IS HOLDING THE NET PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE AWAITING TO DETERMINE THE BEST USE OF THE FUNDS TO FULFILL ITS MISSION.

Help the poor homeless. Transportation, housing,

TO PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER AND CLOTHING TO HOMELESS MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, AND TO PROVIDE THE SUPPORT SERVICES NECESSARY TO RETURN THEM TO A STATE OF SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

HANDS IS A COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO CREATE AFFORDABLE OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOW TO MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES TO REVITALIZE NEIGHBORHOODS.

TO CONTINUE THE DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES OF EIGHTEEN LOW-INCOME PROJECTS AND SEVEN MODERATE-INCOME PROJECTS.

FIND PERMANENT HOMES FOR HOMELESS CATS; TREAT FERAL CAT COLONIES FOR ILLNESS/INJURY; EDUCATE THE PUBLIC OF IMPORTANCE OF STERILIZATION OF ANIMALS

EASE THE BURDEN OF DEPLOYMENT ON TROOPS BY PROVIDING ITEMS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR SAFETY, MISSION EFFECTIVENESS, MORALE, AND WELL-BEING. PROVIDE EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO AT-RISK VETERANS FACING HOMELESS SITUATIONS. REVENUE IS EARNED THROUGH INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS, GRANTS AND FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES.

exists to help bring hope and joy to those facing housing insecurity. We do that through partnering with organizations that are serving the homeless and housing insecure as well as creating training and job opportunities for them.

To provide aid to Families facing homelessnes and people who are homeless.

To offer resources that prevent and end homelessness in and around Harrison County, Indiana

Foster programs and assistance with daily living to persons experiencing medical issues homelessness or domestic violence

To provide a safe, stable environment for youth transition or those who present as homeless. We will accomplish this through use of coordinated services, mentoring, Life Skills Training and Supportative Transitional Housing

TO PROVIDE MONETARY OTHER SUPPORT TO VETERANS, SOLDIERS, THEIR FAMILIES.

RESCUE DOGS AND CATS FROM HIGH KILL SHELTERS FOR ADOPTION TO GOOD HOMES

Support of indigenous homeless youth1 organization

THE WILL ENHANCE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN BY PREVENTING FAMILY HOMELESSNESS AND REDUCING SCHOOL INSTABILITY.

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