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1		Sierra Vista, AZ
2		QUEEN CREEK, AZ
3		PEORIA, AZ
4		GOODYEAR, AZ
5		Gilbert, AZ
6		Phoenix, AZ
7		GLENDALE, AZ
8		SURPRISE, AZ
9		Gilbert, AZ
10		Scottsdale, AZ
11		PHOENIX, AZ
12		PHOENIX, AZ
13		CATALINA, AZ
14		PHOENIX, AZ
15		PHOENIX, AZ
16		TEMPE, AZ
17		Coolidge, AZ
18		TUCSON, AZ
19		Flagstaff, AZ
20		Phoenix, AZ
21		SCOTTSDALE, AZ
22		GILBERT, AZ
23		Tucson, AZ
24		TUCSON, AZ
25		Cottonwood, AZ
26		Tucson, AZ
27		GLENDALE, AZ
28		CHANDLER, AZ
29		TEMPE, AZ
30		TUCSON, AZ
31		CHANDLER, AZ
32		PRESCOTT, AZ
33		Tucson, AZ
34		CHANDLER, AZ
35		Phoenix, AZ
36		Winslow, AZ
37		PHOENIX, AZ
38		TEMPE, AZ
39		GLENDALE, AZ
40		Tucson, AZ
41		Phoenix, AZ
42		TEMPE, AZ

SALE USED DONATED ITEMS AND BOOKS. REVENUE IS USED FOR CHILDREN AND ADULT LITERACY PROGRAMS, PURCHASE EQUIPMENT, AND TOTAL COMMUNITY LITERACY BENEFITS. CONDUCT CHILDREN AND YOUTH READING PROGRAMS. CONDUCT ADULT LITERACY PROGRAMS.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO ERADICATE THE NEGATIVE IMPACT GANGS HAVE ON OUR COMMUNITIES. IT HAS BECOME THE LEADER IN TRAINING ON ISSUES TO THOSE INVOLVED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT, INCLUDING POLICE, PROSECUTORS, CRIME ANALYSTS, PROBATION, PAROLE AND CORRECTIONS OFFICERS. EACH BOARD MEMBER IS AN UNPAID VOLUNTEER COMMITTED TO THE REDUCTION OF GANGS.

Supporting community

TO WORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE TO ENRICH COMMUNITY RELATIONS, SUPPORT LAW ENFORCEMENT, TO ENSURE SAFETY and EQUALITY OF LIFE TO RESIDENTS.

Our mission is to rescue children and young adults from human trafficking and modern day slavery in sex for hire and exploitation in pornography, as well as other dangerous and abusive environments, in association with local law enforcement and governing authorities. We established a safe house for endangered children in a family home environment for healing within a licensed foster setting, supported with crisis counseling, trauma therapy and education. We offer specialized care for victims of ritual, clergy, incest, mental, physical and sexual abuses, along with support and education for their families. All our services are free. We promote awareness socially through education and training seminars for first responders, teachers, parents and students on the crimes of trafficking through child pornography, prostitution, neglect and exploitation; focusing on social media dangers for Internet safety, to prevent and intervene in human suffering within local communities and our nation.

connects the skills and talent of individuals, age 50 plus, with social benefit organizations to enhance their capacity to solve community problems.

CORP.(HTFC)WAS ESTABLISHED TO ADDRESS THE SIGNIFICANT BARRIERS FACED BY SMALL, NONPROFIT HEALTH CARE DELIVERY SYSTEMS. HTFC SERVES AS THE PREMIER CATALYST FOR FINANCING ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE IN RURAL, MEDICALLY UNDERSERVED, AND TRIBAL AREAS OF THE ARIZONA ECONOMIC SPHERE.

Member Benefits and Negotiation

Support people with substance abuse problems in their transition from a life of into a new and successful life, substance free, using mentorship, practical tools and support. A home single mothers and children opened in 2019 to provide safe, affordable, long-term housing families to rebuild their lives.

administers a free program to elementary schools that encourages students to uplift others and themselves through thoughtful acts of kindness and service. By taking a simple pledge, documenting service hours, and submitting a service log to their teachers, students earn a t-shirt, recognition, and a prize. The program served 20 schools during the tax year, where over 2,500 students participated in an estimated 20,000 hours performing random acts of kindness.

REPRESENT CITY POLICE OFFICERS

RI OR THE ORGANIZATION"), INCORPORATED IN THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN... , . ("RI OR THE ORGANIZATION"), INCORPORATED IN THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN DECEMBER 2006 AS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION, HAS CREATED a new paradigm of delivering behavioral health services that focuses on wellness rather than the traditional illness-based approach. Through its local non-profit corporations, offers a range of services in four primary areas; crisis, health, and consulting. operates -based mental health services in five states and New Zealand and has provided training and transformation consultation in 27 states and five countries abroad.Our mission is to empower people to recover, succeed in accomplishing their goals, find meaning and purpose in life, and reconnect with themselves and others. Our vision is to activate the next generation of frame-breaking healthcare innovation to support pe

ASSISTED TWO FALLEN POLICE OFFICERS WIDOWS

TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND THE PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE TO CONNECT AND LEARN THROUGH EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND SPORTS, WITH THE VISION OF CLOSING THE DIVIDE AND BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE COMMUNITY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS.

Distributions of charitable items to group homes and homeless organizations. Charitable items includes shoes, bike, socks, underwear, hygiene products, food drive and lunches.

Pair children from lowincome/ atrisk neighborhoods and children of fallen or ill police officers with active police officers to go holiday shopping

AT , WE SEEK TO CREATE MORE EQUITABLE AND JUST SYSTEMS THROUGH ADVOCACY, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING IN COMMUNITIES.

THE MISSION THE OUTREACH FOUNDATION IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL RELIEF AND SUPPORT TO QUALIFIED PARTICIPANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN TIMES NEED AND/OR DISTRESS, AS WELL AS TO OFFER PHILANTHROPIC OUTREACH TO THE TUCSON DEPARTMENT COMMUNITY AND THE GREATER LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITY SOUTHERN ARIZONA.

The is a non-profit organization that helps improve the lives of the Navajo people through scholarships and grants. Navajo students and members of the community can apply funding to help alleviate financial burdens and create better futures themselves and their families.

BLMPHXM is an inclusive abolitionist collective of community members on occupied Akimel Oodham and Pee Posh territories, also known as , AZ. BLM PHXM seeks to challenge police brutality and all other forms of systemic oppression in defense of all

Patriotic veterans organization committed to mentoring youth and sponsorship of wholesome programs in our communities, advocating patriotism and honor, promoting strong national security, and continued devotion to our fellow servicemembers and veterans.

We are a patriotic wartime veterans service organization devoted to mentoring youth; sponsoring wholesome community programs; advocating patriotism and honor; promoting strong national security; and continued devotion to our fellow veterans.

PROMOTE ELECTRICAL INDUSTRY AND PROVIDE AN ORGANIZATION FOR DISCUSSION OF COMMON INDUSTRY PROBLEMS.

THE TUCSON LODGE NO. 1, INC. IS COMMITTED TO IMPROVING THE WORKING CONDITIONS LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND THE SAFETY THOSE WE SERVE THROUGH EDUCATION, LEGISLATION, INFORMATION, COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, AND EMPLOYEE REPRESENTATION.

Thrift Store: Our thrift ministry relies on people donating usable goods for resale. The charitable donations help us provide for those in need by funding programs and services, as well as providing affordable items to the community. All proceeds from the Thrift Store are used to support the ongoing free services of the . The organization is committed to the continued provision of free clothing and all other Day Resource Center services for those in financial need. Day Resource Center Services are listed below:Lunch Program : A free Community Lunch is served Wednesday and Friday at noon. Everyone is welcome to join us. On Saturday and Sundays sack lunches are available at Goodwill on Mingus Ave. for those without a residence.Clothing Boutique: Our beautifully refurbished clothing boutique is available for our clients who are in need of gently used clothing and shoes, as well as hygiene kits which include shampoo, soap, and other toiletries

The Inc(SAEMS)provides educational, networking,development, and community improvement opportunities for professionals,students,and the general public to learn about concerns and issues related to our growing desert community. These events also help support the SAEMS organization and develop scholarship opportunities for students seeking degrees in disciplines.

THE , ON REQUEST, WILL PROVIDE LAW ENFORCEMENT (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO ANY FEDERAL, STATE, OR LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY WITHIN THE STATE OF . ALSO, ON REQUEST, THE CAN PROVIDE SECURITY SERVICES FOR COMMUNITY AND CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS. THE PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE YOUTH AND YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN . THE PARTICIPATE IN ACTIVITIES WHICH KEEP ALIVE THE HISTORY AND TRADITIONS OF THE OLD WEST.

PROMOTE THE BEST USE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN THE HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY

TO UNITE POLICE AND SERGEANTS IN THEIR EFFORTS TO EFFECT AND MAINTAIN A SAFE, CHALLENGING, AND SATISFYING CAREER-ORIENTED WORK. TO PROVIDE THE CITIZENS OF THE FINEST, MOST COMPETENT, AND COST EFFECTIVE POLICE SERVICES POSSIBLE.

TO CONSERVE and RESTORE THE NATIVE PLANTS AND ECOSYSTEMS OF HAWAII.

SALE OF DONATED FURNITURE, CLOTHING AND OTHER ITEMS WITH PROCEEDS GIVEN TO VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED WITH PROVIDING CARE, SHELTER AND MEDICAL ATTENTION TO ANIMALS.

To highlight the importance of wildlife law enforcement and to enhance wildlife within .

REPRESENT PERSONNEL.

The organization provides labor organization representation on behalf of association members during benefit negotiations disciplinary proceedings.

mission is to cultivate healthy, safe and prosperous communities by strengthening food, water and economic systems for our Native communities in the lower Little Colorado River Valley, empowering our youth, and promoting Native cultural knowledge.

THE WAS ESTABLISHED WITH THE INTENT TO GAIN COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR UNMET DEPT. CAPITAL NEEDS AS WELL AS PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR DEPT. EMPLOYEES AND THEIR FAMILIES IN TIMES OF CRISIS.

SEEKS TO ASSIST ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING SAFE WATER, HOUSING TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, AND DISASTER RELIEF. DURING 2021, 1 SUCH CHARITY WAS GRANTED 3,166 FOR SUPPORT IN THEIR ENDEAVORS.

To provide items to the elementary school not provided by the district or state budget

To provide a source of sustainable funding to local 501(c)(3) organizations in our community. To provide a place for citizens to recycle and reuse household items.

RETAIL SALES OF NEEDLEPOINT AND RELATED ITEMS TO PROVIDE PARTIAL SUPPORT FOR THE STEPPING STONE FOUNDATION (74-2567068) AN EDUCATIONAL 501(C)3

To promote community involvement for crime prevention, education, and support for victims and survivors. To assist our citizens through security, empowerment and education.

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