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101		MOUNT PLEASANT, SC
102		East Lansing, MI
103		LYMAN, SC
104		FUQUAYVARINA, NC
105		MANDAN, ND
106		Lisle, IL
107		DUNN, NC
108		MARTINSBURG, WV
109		LEESBURG, VA
110		COLUMBIA, MD
111		EASTON, MD
112		WASHINGTON, DC
113		VERONA, VA
114		FULTON, MD
115		WASHINGTON, DC
116		WASHINGTON, DC
117		WASHINGTON, DC
118		LAUREL, MD
119		BALTIMORE, MD
120		Washington, DC
121		WASHINGTON, DC
122		Washington, DC
123		BALTIMORE, MD
124		BETHESDA, MD
125		Glen Burnie, MD
126		GAITHERSBURG, MD
127		BALTIMORE, MD
128		NORFOLK, VA
129		NEWPORT NEWS, VA
130		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
131		Arlington, VA
132		RICHMOND, VA
133		Harrisonburg, VA
134		WINCHESTER, VA
135		Chantilly, VA
136		WINCHESTER, VA
137		McLean, VA
138		Charlottesville, VA
139		Leesburg, VA
140		MORGANTOWN, WV
141		Shelby, NC
142		BURLINGTON, NC
143		Raleigh, NC
144		SHEBOYGAN, WI
145		KENOSHA, WI
146		ROSEVILLE, MI
147		SPARTANBURG, SC
148		FLORENCE, SC
149		RALEIGH, NC
150		WASHINGTON, NC

TO SUPPORT ISSUES PERTAINING TO HUNGER, HOMELESSNESS, AND JOB TRAINING

Our purpose is to provide no-cost menstrual products to homeless, low-income, and at-risk people in the mid-Michigan area. We provide tampons, pads, pantyliners, wipes, menstrual cups, and bladder control products to 175 charity partners in Ingham, Eaton, Clinton, Shiawassee, Gratiot, Shiawassee, Calhoun, Genesee, Oakland, Isabella, Ionia, and Wayne counties. These partners include homeless and domestic violence shelters, food banks, support programs (like Boys and Girls Club), and 40 schools (elementary, junior, and senior high schools).

PROVIDING FREE MEALS TO THE HUNGRY, HOMELESS, AND WORKING POOR IN THE LYMAN, DUNCAN, WELLFORD, JACKSON, AND STARTEX AREAS. WE SHARE A COMMON BELIEF

OUR IS TO RESCUE YOUNG WOMEN IN NEED FROM HOMELESSNESS, DRUGS, PROSTITUTION, AND ABUSE AND THEN ESTABLISH THEM SO THAT THEY FLOURISH IN A RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD, CHURCH, THEIR FAMILIES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES.

WE STRIVE TO ALLEVIATE THE HOMELESS PET POPULATION, OVERCROWDING OF IMPOUNDS AND THE NEED FOR EUTHANASIA BY MATCHING THE RIGHT ANIMAL WITH THE RIGHT HOME THROUGH A NETWORK OF UNPAID VOLUNTEERS AND FOSTER HOMES IN THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY.

Care and support for homeless children in Kenya

OUR MISSION IS TO SERVE THE LOCAL AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES AS A HELP CENTER TO PROVIDE FOOD AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND A REFERRAL NETWORK OF NON-PROFITS TO ASSIST AND IMPROVE THE LIVES OF EVERY SENIOR, VETERAN, HOMELESS, DISABLE, AND LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLD THAT HAS A NEED TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE. WE STRIVE TO IDENTIFY AND ASSIST IN MEETING THE NEEDS OF THOSE WHO WOULD OTHERWISE DO WITHOUT NECESSITIES FOR HEALTH AND WELL-BEING.

Emergency shelter and assistance to

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

TO END MULTI-GENERATIONAL POVERTY AND IMPROVE QUALITY LIFE FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED BY GIVING THEM A HAND UP AND EMPOWERING THEM TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT. COUNTY ADMINISTERS AND DELIVERS FIVE CORE SERVICES TO LOW INCOME FAMILIES IN COUNTY. THE SERVICES INCLUDE ENERGY ASSISTANCE, EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION HEAD START AND PRE-K, HOUSING ASSISTANCE, FOOD ASSISTANCE AND WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE. IN ADDITION TO PAID STAFF THOSE SERVICES ARE OFFERED WITH THE HELP 889 VOLUNTEERS PROVIDING OVER 16,573 HOURS SERVICE.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES HOMELESS PREVENTION THROUGH PROGRAMS THAT OFFER EVICTION PROTECTION, RENTAL ASSISTANCE, UTILITY ASSISTANCE, TRANSITIONAL SHELTER SERVICES AND FOOD PANTRY, AND OPERATES A YOUTH PROGRAM TO ASSIST THE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED IN TALBOT COUNTY MARYLAND.

WORKS TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND END FAMILY HOMELESSNESS TO MAKE WASHINGTON, DC MORE EQUITABLE.

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.

TO GIVE BACK BY UTILIZING SKILLS AND RESOURCES OF BUILDING INDUSTRY MEMBERS ON SHELTER-RELATED CONSTRUCTION FOR HOMELESS AND OTHERS AT-RISK.

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORTIVE SERVICES AND SAFE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO HOMELESS WOMEN WHO ARE WITH MENTAL HEALTH DIAGNOSIS.

A FAITH-BASED COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP BRINGING TOGETHER OUR NEIGHBORS WHO FACE POVERTY, HOMELESSNESS OR OTHER DEBILITATING CHALLENGES WITH PARTNER LEADERS, DONORS, VOLUNTEERS AND STAFF IN A SHARED THAT IMPROVES THE LIVES ALL THROUGHOUT THE WASHINGTON AREA, ONE NEXT STEP AND NEIGHBOR AT A TIME.

WORKS TO PREVENT AND END HOMELESSNESS BY PROVIDING VULNERABLE INDIVIDUALS WITH A COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF SERVICES TO HELP STABILIZE THEIR LIVES.

ENABLE HOMELESS LOW-INCOME PEOPLE IN TO ACHIEVE STABLITY SELF-SUFFICIENCY

PROVIDES WHOLE-PERSON AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS.

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 HELP PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS OR AT RISK OF BECOMING HOMELESS SEEK, OBTAIN, AND RETAIN EMPLOYMENT AND SECURE HOUSING.

SINCE 1992, HAS HELPED FORMERLY HOMELESS FAMILIES BECOME STABLE AND SELF SUFFICIENT.

TO PROVIDE HOMELESS AND OTHER IN NEED WITH COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES THAT WILL ENABLE THEM TO REJOIN THEIR COMMUNITIES AS PRODUCTIVE CITIZENS.

TO PROVIDE FOR HOMELESS PERSONS.

IS AN ECUMENICAL ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES EMERGENCY, TRANSITIONAL, AND PERMANENT AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE POOR AND HOMELESS IN ANNE COUNTY.

MARYKNOLL LAY MISSIONERS EL CEDRO EL SALVADOR: SUPPORT FOR EARTHQUAKE RESISTANT SHELTERS

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO ORGANIZATIONS SERVING HOMELESS AND OTHER LOW- INCOME INDIVIDUALS IN NEED CARE.

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

ASSISTS VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE AND HOMELESS FAMILIES WITH COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND EMERGENCY AND PERMANENT HOUSING.

offers shelter, housing, and supportive services homeless and low-income families in need.

CHRISTIAN MISSION DEDICATED TO HELPING ITS RESIDENTS OVERCOME HOMELESSNESS, POVERTY, ALCOHOL AND DRUG DEPENDENCY. OUR YEAR LONG PROGRAM SEEKS TO MEET THE PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF OUR PARTICIPANTS. THE KEY TO OUR SUCCESS IS CHARACTER TRANSFORMATION, WHICH IS A SPIRITUAL PROCESS THAT BEGINS WHEN AN INDIVIDUAL ACKNOWLEDGES HIS SINFULLNESS AND HELPLESSNESS, AND ACCEPTS THE REDEMPTIVE SACRIFICE OF JESUS CHRIST RESTORING HIM TO FELLOWSHIP WITH GOD.

Provides shelter and services to homeless families

PROVIDE CRUCIAL HEALTHCARE, INFORMATION AND COMPASSIONATE CARE FOR THOSE IMPACTED BY HIV/, HOMELESSNESS AND HUMAN SERVICE NEEDS IN THE NORTHERN SHENANDOAH VALLEY REGION. SERVICES ARE PROVIDED TO AN INDIGENT POPULATION.

To provide food and financial support for persons at risk of hunger and homelessness living in County Virginia.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS ORGANIZED AND IS OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY AS A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION TO CONSTRUCT, DEVELOP, ACQUIRE, RENOVATE, MANAGE AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME FOR PERSONS OF LIMITED FINANCIAL MEANS, QUALIFIED FOR MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY DISABLED PERSONS, AND QUALIFIED FOR ELDERLY PERSONS WITHIN THE UNITED STATES.

To serve youth senior citizens in Communities by promoting Literacy, , Society, Education. To preserve cultures, traditions, spirit support American communities. These include feeding homeless, organizing fundraising for natural disaster victims, organizing after-school homework assistance, hosting cultural events, providing support resources that help senior people stay active, happy, healthy.

is sole support for 4 schools having over 2,000 students in Haiti. An houses feeds 50 children ages 5 to 15 years; an additional compound houses 25 homeless elderly. Nutritional support for the community as needed operation of year round medical clinic are ongoing projects. A professional graduates students in tailoring, carpentry welding.

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.

ADDRESSES HOMELESS ISSUES BY PROVIDING EMERGENCY FOOD, SHELTER AND MEDICAL REFERRALS FIRST, ONE-TO-ONE COMPREHENSIVE CASE MANAGEMENT TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF HOMELESSNESS.

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

PROVIDE SHELTER AND FOOD FOR THE HOMELESS, OFFER SUPPORT TO THOSE THAT DESIRE TO DEVELOP OR ENHANCE THEIR LIFE GOALS AND ASSIST OTHERS IN THE COMMUNITY WITH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR EMERGENCY HOUSEHOLD UTILITY NEEDS.

To champion homeless cats and dogs who are healthy or treatable in the quest to find their forever home and engage with our community to provide responsible ownership reducing future generations of homeless animals.

TO PROVIDE PUBLIC EDUCATION ABOUT THE HUMANE TREATMENT OF ANIMALS, ANIMAL CRUELTY AND MILLS, TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO RESCUED ANIMALS, TO ASSIST PET OWNERS, SHELTERS AND RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS WITH SPAY AND NEUTER ASSISTANCE, AND TO PROVIDE SUPPLIES, SERVICES AND EDUCATION TO PET OWNERS AND CARE GIVERS IN NEED.

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

TO PROMOTE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT BY PRESERVING LIFE THROUGH IMPROVING HEALTH AND EDUCATION AMONGST POOR PEOPLE IN PAKISTAN. TO PROVIDE CLEAN POTABLE WATER, SUPPORT AND EDUCATION FOR ORPHANS AND HOMELESS

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.

MISSION IS THAT HOMELESS RECEIVE FOOD, SAFE HOUSING, AND CLOTHING, ARE BEING LED TO FAITH IN CHRIST, AND BECOMING CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS BODY CHIRST AND SOCIETY. AS A PART MISSION, MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE PROVIDED IN ADDITION TO SHELTER, COUNSELING AND REFERRAL SERVICES, AND CHRISTIAN WITNESS AND EDUCATION. RESIDENTS HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO SET REALISTIC LONG-RANGE GOALS, ESTABLISH HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PATTERNS, AND FIND PERMANENT WORK AND LIVING ARRANGEMENTS. IN 2016 PROVIDED 23,400 NIGHTS SAFE LODGING TO 780 PEOPLE (234 WOMEN, 78 CHILDREN, AND 468 MEN), 70,200 NUTRITIOUS MEALS TO RESIDENTS, VOCATIONAL TRAINING FOR 234 RESIDENTS IN MERCHANDISING, FOOD PREPARATION/MANAGEMENT, AND OFFICE SKILLS WERE TAUGHT AS RESIDENTS WORKED IN EACH LOCATIONS, PROVIDED OVER 4380 TRIPS TRANSPORATION TO VARIOUS LOCATIONS ON BEHALF RESIDENTS FOR EMPLOYMENT, INTERVIEWS, AND APPOINTMENTS.

PAYS FOR PRESCRIPTION MEDICINES AND MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR ELIGIBLE CLIENTS REFERRED BY A PARTNER ORGANIZATION. ALSO FUNDS PURCHASE BULK GENERIC MEDICINES AND SUPPLIES FOR ITS PARTNERS. DISTRIBUTES OVER-THE-COUNTER HEALTH KITS TO NON-PROFITS THAT SERVE A HOMELESS POPULATION TRANSITIONING TO STABLE HOUSING IN , NC. FUNDS THE UNC SCHOOL NURSING MOBILE HEALTH CLINIC TWICE A MONTH IN CARY, NC.

Provide meals to homeless men

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