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1		NEW ORLEANS, LA
2		Lafayette, LA
3		BATON ROUGE, LA
4		SHREVEPORT, LA
5		METAIRIE, LA
6		NEW ORLEANS, LA
7		BATON ROUGE, LA
8		Slidell, LA
9		NEW ORLEANS, LA
10		GONZALES, LA
11		SHREVEPORT, LA
12		Angie, LA
13		ALEXANDRIA, LA
14		Shreveport, LA
15		MORGAN CITY, LA
16		SLIDELL, LA
17		RUSTON, LA
18		GONZALES, LA
19		BATON ROUGE, LA

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

The corporation is organized and operated exclusively for charitable purposes within the meaning Internal Revenue Code section 501 (c) (3), including educational purposes. The purposes this corporation shall include offering certificate programs and Associates Occupational Studies (AOS) degrees in computer game development (both in 3D animation and programming), 3D animation for film, TV, visualization and associated industries. AIE - LA was formed to address the needs in Louisiana for a well-rounded vocational education resulting in a Certificate/Advanced Diploma and AOS in game software design, production and 3D animation that apply to video game development, and also the need for the establishment standards and practices in the fields video game quality assurance and video game production.

PROVIDES SUSTAINED PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT TO BATON ROUGE SPEECH AND HEARING FOUNDATION, . BEGINNING IN 2018, WILL ALSO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR SCHOOL FOR AUTISM. THIS SUPPORT WILL HELP FACILITATE BROAD ACCESS TO THERAPEUTIC SERVICES AND EDUCATION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH AUTISM AND COMMUNICATION CHALLENGES IN OUR CARE.

PROVIDE ASSESSMENT AND INSTRUCTION FOR ALL AGES IN THE AREA OF SPECIFIC LEARNING DISABILITIES RELATED TO READING AND LANGUAGE.

TO ADVANCE THE ART DANCING; TO IMPROVE THE PRACTICE ITS TEACHING; TO ESTABLISH BETTER AND MORE UNIFORM METHODS INSTRUCTION AMONG TEACHERS DANCING IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA; TO ENABLE THEM TO MEET ANNUALLY FOR COOPERATIVE AND COLLECTIVE STUDY CONDITIONS PERTAINING TO THEIR PROFESSION; FOR THE MUTUAL INTERESTS AND THE FRATERNAL COOPERATION ITS MEMBERS.

To provide comprehensive pediatric healthcare, which recognizes the special needs of children, through excellence and the continuous improvement of patient care, education, research, child advocacy, and management.

THE EMERGE CENTER EMPOWERS CHILDREN ADULTS TO REACH THEIR GREATEST POTENTIAL TO EFFECTIVELY COMMUNICATE INTERACT.

THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND FOSTERING OF THE IDEA OF SERVICE AS A BASIS OF WORTHY ENTERPRISE. DEVELOPING ACQUAINTANCES AS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SERVICE.

THE CHAPTER MEETINGS AND TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRAMS PROVIDE A FORUM FOR THE EXCHANGE IDEAS, CURRENT TECHNOLOGY, AND OTHER INDUSTRY RELATED INFORMATION AND PRESENTATIONS GIVEN BY INDUSTRY EXPERTS. THE GOLF TOURNAMENT ENABLED PRATICIPANTS FROM MANY AREAS THE COUNTRY TO DEVELOP CONTACTS FOR THE EXCHANGE IDEAS, CURRENT TECHNOLOGY, AND OTHER INDUSTRY-RELATED INFORMATION. THE TOURNAMENT WAS OPEN TO NON-MEMBERS AS WELL AS MEMBERS. THE FIN, FEATHER, FUR FESTIVAL PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY TO PROMOTE GENERAL UNITY WITHIN THE ORGANIZATION AS WELL AS THE INDUSTRY IN A LESS FORMAL ATMOSPHERE THAN THE TECHNICAL PROGRAMS ALLOW. THE FESTIVAL IS ALSO USED TO PROMOTE GENERAL MEMBERSHIP. THE FESTIVAL WAS OPEN TO NON-MEMBERS AS WELL AS MEMBERS.

TO BE AN INSTRUMENT FOR PRIVATE SECTOR LEADERS TO REWARD AND INSPIRE EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC EDUCATION, BY INVESTING DIRECTLY IN WORK OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS AND SCHOOLS THROUGH GRANTS FOR INNOVATIVE IDEAS AND PROGRAMS IN PARISH PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATION INSTRUCTION FOR PATHOLOGY AUDIOLOGY PROFESSIONALS WORKING IN LOUISIANA SCHOOLS.

To provide vocational educational recreational services to atrisk individuals families disadvantaged children adults

PROMOTING IDEALS INTERNATIONAL

To provide speech therapy to needy children in the state of Lousiana.

THE OBJECTS AND PURPOSES OF THIS CORPORATION ARE DECLARED TO BE TO CARRY OUT THE OBJECT OF , WHICH IS TO ENCOURAGE AND FOSTER THE IDEAL OF SERVICE AS A BASIS OF WORTHY ENTERPRISE AND, IN PARTICULAR, TO ENCOURAGE AND FOSTER: (1) THE DEVELOPMENT OF ACQUAINTANCE AS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SERVICE; (2) HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS IN BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONS; THE RECOGNITION OF THE WORTHINESS OF ALL USEFUL OCCUPATIONS, AND THE DIGNIFYING OF EACH ROTARIAN OF HIS OCCUPATION AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE SOCIETY; (3) THE APPLICATION OF THE IDEAL OF SERVICE BY EVERY ROTARIAN TO HIS PERSONAL, BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY LIFE, AND (4) THE ADVANCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING, GOODWILL, AND PEACE THROUGH A WORLD OF FELLOWSHIP OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN UNITED IN THE IDEAL OF SERVICE.

THERE ARE TWO PURPOSES OF THE ORAGANIZATION. THE FIRST IS TO ASSIST THE COMMUNITY WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION THROUGH EDUCATION OF FISH MOVEMENT. THE SECOND IS TO FINANCIALLY SPONSOR OTHER 501(C)3 ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SUPPORT AND PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SPECIAL NEEDS AND UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN TO FISH.TO ACCOMPLISH THIS, WE CONDUCT 5 REDFISH TAGGING TOURNAMENTS PER YEAR. DURING THE TOURNAMENTS, PARTICIPANTS TAG FISH IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY IN AN EFFOR TO ASSIST THE COMMUNITY WITH UNDERSTANDING THEIR MOVEMENT. OUR GOAL IS 60 TEAMS OF TWO INDIVIDUAL REDFISH TAGGERS PARTICIPATING IN EACH OF THE FIVE TOURNAMENTS.ANY PROCEEDS OVER EXPENSES OF THE FISHING TOURNAMENTS WILL BE DONATED TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THE SAME PURPOSE AND TEACHING UNDERPRIVILEGED AND SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN TO FISH.

THE WILL SUPPORT STUDENTS AND ALUMNI OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GUADALAJARA FOUNDATION IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BY PROVIDING NEED-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WHO ATTEN UDG; TO FUND SCHOLARSHIPS AND/OR PRIZES TO PROMINENT ARTISTS FROM THE STATE OF JALISCO; AND TO FUND AND SUPPORT ARTISTIC AND/OR CULTURAL PROGRAMS TO BENEFIT LATINO STUDENTS AND ALUMNI LIVING IN THE UNITED STATES.

ENCOURAGE AND FOSTER THE IDEAL OF SERVICE AS A BASIS OF WORTHY ENTERPRISE.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO ENSURE THAT ALL LOUISIANANS, ESPECIALLY THOSE WITH LOW INCOMES AND SPECIAL NEEDS, HAVE SAFE, DECENT, ACCESSIBLE, AFFORDABLE HOMES. IN PARTICULAR, LHA SUPPORTS THE CREATION OF THAT IS DESIGNED FOR CONTINUED AFFORDABILITY, SUPPORTS EFFORTS TO PRESERVE EXISTING LOW-INCOME AND AFFORDABLE STOCK, PROMOTES INITIATIVES THAT SUPPORT EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION OF AFFORDABLE ACCESSIBLE AND OTHERWISE MEET UNMET NEEDS IN THE AFFORDABLE AND LOW-INCOME MARKETS, AND SUPPORT INITIATIVES THAT CAUSE AND PROMOTE FAIR AND OPEN LENDING.

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