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1		YOUNGSVILLE, LA
2		NEW ORLEANS, LA
3		Saint Francisville, LA
4		BATON ROUGE, LA
5		SULPHUR, LA
6		LAPLACE, LA
7		NEW ORLEANS, LA
8		NEW ORLEANS, LA
9		Lake Charles, LA
10		BATON ROUGE, LA
11		NEW ORLEANS, LA
12		NEW ORLEANS, LA
13		Luling, LA
14		NEW ORLEANS, LA
15		SULPHUR, LA
16		LAPLACE, LA
17		Baton Rouge, LA
18		ALEXANDRIA, LA
19		FRANKLINTON, LA
20		BATON ROUGE, LA
21		FRANKLINTON, LA
22		LOCKPORT, LA
23		MONROE, LA
24		MONROE, LA
25		JENNINGS, LA
26		BAKER, LA
27		Chalmette, LA
28		NEW ORLEANS, LA
29		Saint Francisville, LA
30		New Orleans, LA
31		LAFAYETTE, LA
32		Lecompte, LA
33		BATON ROUGE, LA
34		BATON ROUGE, LA

ASSISTING THE POOR IN WITH MEDICAL, CLOTHING, FOOD AND CHRISTIAN SUPPLIES.

THE HISTORIC NEW ORLEANS COLLECTION1. MAJOR EXHIBITIONS - SEVEN MAJOR EXHIBITIONS INCLUDING: LAND OF DREAMS-A LOVE LETTER TO A NEW ORLEANS SUMMER;DANCING IN THE STREETS-N.O. SOCIAL AID PLEASURE CLUBS;LOUISIANA SITES CITIZENS-PERMANENT COLLECTION SELECTIONS2. VIRTUAL EXHIBITIONS - TEN, INCLUDING: STORYVILLE MADAMS MUSIC;CAJUN DOCUMENT-ACADIANA 1973-74YET SHE IS ADVANCING - NEW ORLEANS WOMEN THE RIGHT TO VOTE, 1878 - 19703. EXHIBITION PROGRAMS - PUBLIC LECTURES, PANEL DISCUSSIONS, BOOK CLUBS FILM SCREENINGS WERE PRESENTED IN CONNECTION WITH EXHIBITIONS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR FOR THE EXHIBITIONS CITED IN NUMBER 1.4. PROGRAMS OUTSIDE OF EXHIBITIONS-25TH RESEARCH CENTER SYMPOSIUM;17TH BILL RUSSELL LECTURE;FOOD FORUM-RESETTING THE TABLE;LPO SPRING HOLIDAY CONCERTS;FRENCH SPEAKING CAJUNS OF WWII.5. PUBLICATIONS-PERIODICALS BOOKS.6. EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH-38 VIRTUAL FIELD TRIPS,3 FAMILY SETS,3 LESSON PLANS,ESSAY CONTEST,INTERNS.7. VISITORS

To provide clothing

THE MISSION OF THE ASSOCIATION SHALL BE TO PROMOTE COMMUNICATION AND INTERACTION AMONG MEMBERS AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS ON ISSUES OF HUNGER AND FOOD BANKING.

NON-DENOMINATIONAL MINISTERING TO THE POOR, THE HOMELESS, AND NEEDY OF THE COMMUNITY, AND SPONSORING A 12 STEP ADDICTION RECOVERY PROGRAM, AND LOCAL FOOD BANK AND FEEDING PROGRAMS.

The is a separate and distinct corporation organized under the laws of Louisiana. This corporation follows the general goals and ideals of International. The motto is We Serve and that is what we try to do in the community. The 1) sends crippled children to summer camp, 2) sponsors a cancer benefit, 3) offers free eye exams and eyeglasses for the needy, 4) offers free glaucoma screening for the general public, 5) provides food baskets to needy families during Thanksgiving and Easter, 6) offers free screening to pre-school children for eye abnormalities through Cub Site Program,7)provide scholarship safety awards to students, and 8) makes cash contributions to International , Louisiana League for Crippled Children, Louisiana Eye , and other local organizations.

THE PURPOSE OF THE TRUST IS TO PROVIDE FOOD AND FUND THE SPAY NEUTER PROGRAM FOR THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF SOUTH MISSISSIPPI.

GRANT TO PROVIDE NATURAL DISASTER RELIEF SHELTER SCHOOL UNIFORMS MEDICINE FOOD TO HAITIIAN SCHOOL CHILDREN

To work with national, state and local religious and charitable organizations to provide charitable, educational, religious, literary, and scientific to those in need in Calcasieu Parish.-To collect funds and donations for those in need throughout the , including but not limited to crime victims, for charitable purposes for with financial burdens and requests and material needs that they cannot meet without , including but not limited to clothing, medication, food, shelter and transportation.-To further all charitable work, including working with the needy persons and families, along with those organizations that assist such individuals.

FHS ASSISTS ENTITIES THAT OWN AND OPERATE SKILLED NURSING FACILITIES BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL AND MANAGEMENT . IT ALSO SUPERVISES PROVIDERS OF NUTRITIONALLY SOUND MEALS AND SNACKS TO APPROXIMATELY 500 CHILDREN IN APPROXIMATELY 110 HOMES IN PARTICIPATION WITH THE USDA CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM (CACFP), WHICH IS A PASS-THROUGH PROGRAM OF THE LDE FAMILY DAYCARE HOME PROGRAM

provides human services, including adult education, emergency financial assistance, food pantry, advocacy, and neighborhood organizing to enhance the lives of individuals, families and the neighborhood at large.

TO ACT AS A LOCAL AGENT FOR THE COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD AND WAREHOUSE PROGRAM, FOOD FOR SENIORS

Community service - Alligator Festival activities - Income used to fund donations to local charities. Expenses are for food, merchandise, and services sold. Labor is donated.

TO LEAD THE FIGHT AGAINST HUNGER AND BUILD SECURITY IN SOUTH LOUISIANA BY PROVIDING ACCESS, ADVOCACY, EDUCATION AND DISASTER RESPONSE.

TO COLLECT AND DISBURSE MONIES, CLOTHING, FOOD, ETC. TO NEEDY FAMILIES AND TRANSIENTS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES A CENTRAL LOCATION WHERE THOSE IN NEED CAN BE INTERVIEWED AND RECEIVE ASSISTANCE WITH LIVING EXPENSES SUCH AS UTILITIES, FOOD, RENT, MEDICINE, ETC.

TO PROVIDE FOOD AND ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS IN EAST AND SURROUNDING PARISHES

TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER IN

GRANTS TO THE AGENCY FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, NUTRITION ASSISTANCE OF LOUISIANA FOR REIMBURSEMENT OF MEALS TO CHILDCARE PROVIDERS FOR CHILDREN OF LOW INCOME PARENTS

HELPS IMPOVERISHED FAMILIES AT RISK FOR HOMELESSNESS IN REACH SELF-SUFFICIENCY THROUGH A CLIENT CHOICE FOOD PANTRY, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION, INCLUDING FINANCIAL LITERACY AND POVERTY AWARENESS TRAINING.

THE SUPPORT OF CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, AND EDUCATIONAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS IN THE UKRAINE THROUGH GRANTS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, SEMINARY PROFESSOR SALRIES, SEMINARY FOOD, PROPERTY PURCHAES, CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, SEMINARY OPERATIONAL COSTS, ETC.

The organization was formed for the purpose of raising money through fundraising programs, such as an annual and 5K run. All funds raised are contributed to non-profit organizations, as allowed under IRC Section 501(c)(3). The community of , LA is the recipient of the funds raised from such events.

Donation of Scholarships Mentoring Programs Community Service Social Action Programs and Charitable Donations to individuals in need support the food bank habitat for humanity St Jude and Boys and Girls Club.

TO PROVIDE TRAINING FOR MEMBER LAW ENFORCEMENT . TO PERFORM SERVICES WHICH IMPROVES THE QUALITY LIFE FOR INDIVIDUALS THROUGHOUT OUACHITA AND SURROUNDING PARISHES BY ASSISTING THE NEEDY WITH FOOD, HOUSING, UTILITIES, HEALTHCARE PAYMENTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS.

TO ASSIST THE NEEDY and UNDERPRIVILEGED OF THE COMMUNITY BY ASSISTING THEM WITH:UTILITIY BILLS, MEDICAL BILLS, CLOTHING, SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR THEIR CHILDREN, AND FOOD.

CONDUCTS MISSIONARY WORK BOTH ABROAD AND DOMESTICALLY. IN THE COURSE OF ITS MISSIONARY WORK, THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SERVICES TO IMPROVE NUTRITION, HOUSING AND BASIC MEDICAL SERVICES. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVIDES RELIGIOUS WORSHIP SERVICES AND INSTRUCTION TO MINISTERS AND PASTORS BOTH DOMESTICALLY AND ABROAD. ONE HUNDRED PERCENT OF THE ORGANIZATIONS RESOURSES ARE DEDICATED TO PROVIDING THESE SERVICES.

provides a food pantry for low income low asset households administers a backpack program

THIS WILL GIVE DONATIONS OR GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE INCURRING DIFFICULTIES FOR HOUSING, FOOD, CLOTHING, OR MEDICAL EXPENSES FOR THEMSELVES OR DEPENDENTS.

mission of is to be a funding source for West Feliciana Food Pantry and other nonprofit organizations which benefit West Feliciana Parish through retail sales from donations given by community.

Coordinated Hurricane Ida relief efforts in New Orleans East and Lafitte, Louisiana. We served over 500 meals a day for the two months following Hurricane Ida, and brought in healthcare partners to provide COVID-19 vaccines to the affected communities. We worked with local farmers to provide food access to seniors in our . We deliver fresh produce from the farm to over 40 seniors each week. We worked with several local business owners to qualify them for programs administered by the city of New Orleans to improve their building facades in efforts to revitalize a culturally Vietnamese commercial corridor. We are educating members to understand risks to their due to climate change and other environmental issues. We are working with the to help them design green infrastructure to mitigate effects of climate disasters.

THE ORGANIZATON OPERATES A BANK FOR THE NEEDY POPUPATION OF LAFAYETTE PARISH, LOUISIANA. IS DISTRIBUTED TO NEEDY FAMILIES WHO HAVE BEEN REFERRED TO THE ORGANIZATION BY CHURCHES, SHELTER, AND OTHER NON-PROFIT AGENCIES.

The mission is to receive funds and property (particularly wish list items/food) to disburse to local rescue groups, and serve rescues with free grooming, provide temporary boarding, and operate a groom and retail shop for charitable operations.

PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE THE GAME OF BY HOLDING DESIGNED TO EDUCATE YOUNG PEOPLE WITH RESPECT TO RULES, ORGANIZATIONS, PHYSICAL TRAINING, MENTAL PREPARATION, NUTRITION, AND TECHNIQUES ASSOCIATED WITH THE GAME OF .

OUR IS TO SERVICE THE ONGOING, SHORT TERM, AND EMERGENCY UNMET FOOD NEEDS IN THE GREATER BATON ROUGE AREA.

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