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51		PROVO, UT
52		Park City, UT
53		Salt Lake City, UT
54		SPRINGVILLE, UT
55		HIGHLAND, UT
56		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
57		PARK CITY, UT
58		ALPINE, UT
59		Salt Lake City, UT
60		OREM, UT
61		PARK CITY, UT
62		WEST JORDAN, UT
63		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
64		Logan, UT
65		LOGAN, UT
66		ALPINE, UT
67		LOGAN, UT
68		MIDVALE, UT
69		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
70		Enoch, UT
71		West Valley City, UT
72		CENTERVILLE, UT
73		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
74		PROVIDENCE, UT
75		ALPINE, UT
76		DRAPER, UT
77		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
78		Salt Lake City, UT
79		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
80		W VALLEY CITY, UT
81		MOUNT PLEASANT, UT
82		LAYTON, UT
83		Layton, UT
84		Sandy, UT
85		PARK CITY, UT
86		WEST JORDAN, UT
87		ST GEORGE, UT
88		Salt Lake City, UT
89		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
90		Sandy, UT
91		ST GEORGE, UT
92		WOODS CROSS, UT
93		WOODS CROSS, UT
94		TAYLORSVILLE, UT
95		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
96		WOODS CROSS, UT
97		SALT LAKE CTY, UT
98		SPANISH FORK, UT
99		Park City, UT
100		MOAB, UT

WE MOVE PEOPLE FROM POVERTY TO PROSPERITY THROUGH NEIGHBORHOOD SELF RELIANCE GROUPS.

Support the development, education, training, and competition athletes

TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL OR CULTURAL CHARITIES AND MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER 501c3 CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

PROMOTE WILDLIFE AND WILDLIFE HABITAT CONSERVATION EFFORTS, PROPER WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, PRESERVE HUNTING OPPORTUNTIES AND PROMOTE COMPETITIVE OPPORTUNTIES FRIENDS OF ANTELOPE ISLAND WILDLIFE HABITAT IMPROVEMENT ON ANTELOPE ISLAND

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Local families in need youth programs

SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS 501(C)(3) CHARITIES

FUNDS ARE RAISED THROUGH DIFFERENT PLATFORMS TO SPECIFICALLY BENEFIT BREAST CANCER RESEARCH, SURVIVOR CARE THROUGH SUPPORT AND TREATMENT, AND EARLY DETECTION THE LOCAL COMMUNITY NOT ABLE TO AFFORD EXAM OR MAMMOGRAM.

TO COORDINATE PERFORM GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH STUDY, RESULTS OF WHICH SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO CHURCH OFJESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS FOR RECORDING IN ITSARCHIVES PERFORMANCE OF RELIGIOUS ORDINANCES.

Support Community Reinvestment Act CRA

partially funded missionary work of Gabriella Gibbons

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF SUBSAHARAN COUNT

ELIMINATION OF POVERTY AND TO PROVIDE MEDICAL ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS IN NEED BUT WHO ARE UNABLE TO PAY OR OBTAIN MEANS OF PAYMENT FROM OTHER SOURCES.

MISSION STATEMENT: MISSION: CREATING MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS BETWEEN REFUGEES, THE COMMUNITY, AND PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS WHICH SUPPORT REFUGEES IN DEVELOPING SELF-SUFFICIENT AND FULFILLING LIVES. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITY: IS A NON-PROFIT SET UP TO HELP PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY KNOW OF MEANINGFUL WAYS TO LEARN ABOUT, SERVE AND GIVE TO LOCAL REFUGEES. WE COORDINATE WITH THE STATE SERVICE OFFICE, LOCAL PROVIDERS AND MANY COMMUNITIES TO ASSESS NEEDS. WE FILL GAPS IN SERVICES AND OFFER SUPPORT TO LOCAL REFUGEES AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT COULD USE MORE RESOURCES. WE ARE A FOCUSED "SERVICE BROKER" FOR THE COMMUNITY FOR THOSE NEEDING HELP AND FOR THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO HELP LOCAL REFUGEES. WE CONNECT INTERESTED PARTIES IN COLLABORATION TO MEET LOCAL NEEDS. WE ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS MAINLY THOUGH OUR SOCIAL MEDIA FEEDS. WE HAVE OVER 20,000 INDIVIDUALS WHO FOLLOW US ON VARIOUS PLATFORMS. WE SHARE WIT

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE DESERET FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, WHICH IS AN EXEMPT ORGANIZATION UNDER IRC 501 (C)(3).

TO PROVIDE A CULTURE OF MUSICAL EXCELLENCE THAT EDIFIES, ENTERTAINS, AND EDUCATES PERFORMERS AND AUDIENCES.

COMMUNITY

IASNR IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY THE PURPOSES OF SCIENCE AND EDUCATION, AND THEIR PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS. THE OBJECTIVES OF IASNR ARE TO:1. FOSTER THE INTERDISCIPLINARY SOCIAL SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HUMANS AND NATURAL RESOURCES;2. FURTHER THE APPLICATION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE INFORMATION IN NATURAL RESOURCE DECISION-MAKING; AND3. PROVIDE MECHANISMS (E.G., ANNUAL MEETING, SCHOLARLY JOURNAL) WHEREBY SOCIAL SCIENTISTS, RESOURCE MANAGERS, PRACTITIONERS, AGENCY PERSONNEL, AND DECISION MAKERS CAN GENERATE DIALOGUE AND USEFUL EXCHANGE OF IDEAS.

ACQUIRES DISCOUNTED PROPERTIES FROM FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND SELLS THEM TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHO SERVE LOWER INCOME POPULATIONS. THIS PROCESS SHOULD SERVE TO DECREASE THE NUMBER OF FORECLOSED PROPERTIES ON THE MARKET, STABILIZE NEIGHBORHOODS, AND PROVIDE UNITS TO LOWER INCOME FAMILIES.

THE ORGANIZATION MISSION IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL RELIEF TO CANCER PATIENTS AND TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THE LIFE-SAVING BENEFITS OF EARLY CANCER SCREENINGS.

provides grant funding:a) To preserve western heritage of Kansas and enhance its opportunities to be shared with others,b)To encourage organizations in Western Kansas to develop their tourism resources in a manner that adds value to their location interest and to overall regional community,c) To promote collaboration between tourist oriented, entertainment, museum, heritage centers and redevelopment projects in Western Kansas that will further develop public/private partnerships and bring value to our communities and visitors.

ADVOCATES FOR AFRICAN REFUGEES IN UTAH TO ENSURE THEY RECEIVE BETTER SERVICES. PROMOTES INTEGRATION AFRICAN REFUGEES INTO THE AMERICAN SYSTEM AND CULTURE.

THE HAS DONATED LAND AND FUNDS TO UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY FOR THE PURPOSE OF CREATING THE AGRICULTURAL CENTER. THE CENTER WILL PROVIDE A STEM CENTER CONSISTING OF A 4-H AND YOUTH CONFERENCE AND COMMUNITY CENTER, A NATURAL RESOURCES EDUCATION CENTER. IT WILL ALSO PROVIDE SMALL FARM EDUCATION: ANIMAL FACILITY AND FOOD PRODUCTION AND AN AGRICULTURE DEMONSTRATION NEIGHBORHOOD. THESE FACILITIES WILL DEMONSTRATE AND EDUCATE ABOUT AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES THAT WILL RESULT IN A LEGACY OF LEARNING IN THE SALT LAKE VALLEY AND BEYOND.

THE IS A NON PARTISAN, MEMBER ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO WORKING THROUGH THE COURTS, LEGISLATURE, COMMUNITIES AND LOBBYING EFFORTS TO DEFEND and PRESERVE INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS AND GUARANTEED TO ALL PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY BY BOTH THE CONSTITUTION and THE LAWS OF THE USA.

To promote, develop and support youth in Valley, Utah for youth of all abilities and skill sets.

PROVIDE MEANINGFUL OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROACTIVE AND HARDWORKING RESIDENTS OF TO DEVELOP NEW SKILLS, EXPAND THEIR CAPABILITIES, BECOME SELF- RELIANT, AND INCREASE THEIR ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH TRAINING, MICROENTERPRISE LOANS, CONSULTING, AND MENTORING.

COMMITTED TO MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY, ONE NEIGHBOR AT A TIME." HAS BEEN ORGANIZED, PURSUANT TO THE UTAH NONPROFIT CORPORATION AND COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION ACT, AS A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION TO OPERATE AS A BUSINESS LEAGUE WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. THE COPORATION EXISTS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSITANCE TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED.

TO PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING, HEALING, GROWTH, AND COMMUNITY FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING OR IMPACTED BY RELIGIOUS TRANSITION.

Empowering individuals through throughout world in overcoming adversity and strengthening them where they live beginning in Thame, Nepal.

THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF IS TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY TO RAISE MONEY AND DONATE TO CHARITABLE SCIENTIFIC, LITERRARY and EDUCATON PURPOSES.

RESCUE REHABILITATION OF DISPLACED OR INJURED BIRDS, COMMUNITY PROJECTS TO IMPROVE PLACES PEOPLE ENCOUNTER BIRDS, EDUCATION ABOUT BIRDS THEIR ENVIRONMENT IN URBAN AREAS.

THE UGWA IS MADE UP OF A GROUP OF HIGHLY SPECIALIZED, EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS THAT TRULY UNDERSTAND THE INDUSTRY. TOGETHER WE STAND UNITED WITH A VERY POWERFUL VOICE DURING THE LEGISLATURE OF ISSUES THAT CAN AND WILL AFFECT OUR INDUSTRY. WITH OUR COMBINED KNOWLEDGE OF THE INDUSTRY WE MAKE UP A VOICE THAT CAN, AND WILL BE HEARD. WE PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES TO OUR MEMBERS AND TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC ON VARIOUS ASPECTS OF THE INDUSTRY THROUGH CONFERENCES AND EXPO EVENTS. THESE EVENTS ALSO RAISE FUNDS TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

Helps individuals and familes dealing with personal tragedy, by creating powerful medium family, friends and neighbors to band together and show support.

Annual Bike Ride

The was formed in 2010. Our mission is to fund research, raise awareness and provide information on Carcinoma of the Ovary, Hypercalcemic Type

THE RAISES MONEY TO PROVIDE IMMEDIATE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE FAMILIES OF FALLEN POLICE OFFICERS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE CHILDREN OF ALL POLICE OFFICERS.

SUPPORT OF EDUCATIONAL EXTRA-CURRICULAR PROGRAMS AT

LESSEN THE BURDENS OF GOVERNMENT PROVIDING RELIEF OF THE POOR AND DISTRESSED OR UNDER-PRIVILEGED AND PROMOTING SOCIAL WELFARE BY HELPING NEEDY AND UNDER-PRIVILEGED CHILDREN.

Education is the of our work. Our school in Guatemala, operation by our partner Guatemalan NGO is home to 77 children receiving classes in Spanish, English, Psychology, Human Rights, Homework Help, Art and serves 1,500 meals monthly. Since 2011, our programs have delivered classes and support to over 1,200 students and their families in Guatemala. We have also provided over 3,500 food baskets to our 40 sponsored families.

PROVIDE RADIATION EQUIPMENT TO COUNTRIES WHERE CANCER CARE IS HARD TO FIND AND OPTIMAL TREATMENTS ARE SPARSE.

MARCH OF DIMES LEADS THE FIGHT FOR THE HEALTH OF ALL MOMS AND BABIES. THEY SUUPORT RESEARCH, LEAD PROGRAMS AND PROVIDE EDUACATION SO THAT EVERY CAN HAVE THE BEST POSSIBLE START.

DIXIE TECHNICAL COLLEGE - 20,000 WAS ALLOCATED TO THE FEED THE HUNGRY STUDENTS PROGRAM, WHICH HELPS WITH STUDENT MEALS. 10,000 WAS ALLOCATED TO THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE FACULTY. 10,000 WAS ALLOCATED TO HELP SINGLE PARENTS OR STUDENTS IN NEED WITH THINGS SUCH AS CHILD CARE, TRANSPORTATION, AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

SUPPORTING CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO HELP THE CHILDREN OF MEMBERS RECEIVE A HIGHER EDUCATION.

PARTNERS WITH LOCAL, NATIONAL AND COMMUNITIES AND GROUPS TO PREVENT CHILD ABUSE AND TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR CHILDREN, TEENS AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO HAVE BEEN ABUSED, NEGLECTED OR ARE FACING HOMELESSNESS. OUR MOTTO IS SIMPLE: EVERY CHILD DESERVES A CHILDHOOD. PROVIDED RESOURCES TO 9,155 CHILDREN, YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO HAVE BEEN ABUSED, NEGLECTED OR FACED HOMELESSNESS IN UTAH AND IN 4 COUNTRIES IN COLLABORATION WITH PARTNERING CHILD WELFARE AGENCIES AND CHARITIES SERVING CHILDREN, TEENS, AND YOUNG ADULTS.

MANAGE FACILITIES THAT FURNISH HOUSING, HEALTH , FINANCIAL SECURITY, AND OTHER SERVICES TO ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS.

TO COORDINATE THE EFFORTS OF VOLUNTEER ASSISTING .

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR RESIDENTS BETWEEN AGES OF 17 AND 24 WHO HAVE GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL AND ARE SEEKING ADDITIONAL EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES.

TRAINING EDUCATING OF YOUNG PLAYERS FROM ENTRY LEVEL STAGES THROUGH COMPETITION

THE MISSION OF IS TO REDUCE AND ELIMINATE THE WASTE OF MATERIALS AND HUMAN POTENTIAL WHILE NURTURING THE WELL-BEING OF THE NATURAL WORLD. WE PROTECT AND RESTORE NATURAL AREAS, HELP THE HOMELESS HELP THEMSELVES, AND PROMOTE THE BENEFITS OF RESPECT, RETHINK, REDUCE, REUSE, AND RECYCLE PRACTICES. AT OUR CORE IS A DEEP RESPECT FOR AND LOVE OF THE NATURAL WORLD, AND ALL LIVES THAT DEPEND ON IT.

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