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1		Dorset, VT
2		BURLINGTON, VT
3		MONTPELIER, VT
4		BURLINGTON, VT
5		Richmond, VT
6		BURLINGTON, VT
7		SOUTH BURLINGTON, VT
8		MONTPELIER, VT
9		Jericho, VT
10		DORSET, VT
11		BARRE, VT
12		NORTH POWNAL, VT
13		MONTPELIER, VT
14		Stowe, VT
15		RUTLAND, VT
16		HARDWICK, VT
17		MONTPELIER, VT
18		Westminster, VT
19		BURLINGTON, VT
20		Barre, VT
21		BARRE, VT
22		Barton, VT
23		BARRE, VT
24		NORWICH, VT
25		Burlington, VT
26		Middlebury, VT
27		STOWE, VT
28		SHEFFIELD, VT
29		Maidstone, VT
30		Londonderry, VT
31		ARLINGTON, VT
32		MIDDLEBURY, VT
33		Burlington, VT
34		STOWE, VT
35		BURLINGTON, VT
36		SHELBURNE, VT
37		Brattleboro, VT
38		Burlington, VT
39		LUDLOW, VT
40		WAITSFIELD, VT
41		EAST CORINTH, VT
42		STOWE, VT
43		DANVILLE, VT
44		RUTLAND, VT
45		South Burlington, VT
46		BURLINGTON, VT
47		Maidstone, VT
48		BURLINGTON, VT
49		BRATTLEBORO, VT
50		WINOOSKI, VT

General reading and lending offering 24,000 titles, videos, audio books, newspapers, magazines, as well as, various programs to 3,000 residents of and smaller towns.

TO PROVIDE LIFE-SAVING HARM REDUCTION SERVICES, EDUCATION, AND RESOURCES TO VERMONTERS AFFECTED BY HIV, HEPATITIS C, AND SUBSTANCE USE BY INCREASING ACCESS TO CARE, REDUCING SOCIAL STIGMAS, AND BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS.

Contributions to other 501(c)(3) organizations with emphasis on local organizations, especially those foster- ing reading, writing and arts by children and young adults.

THE IS A COMMUNITY LAND THAT SUPPORTS THE PEOPLE OF NORTHWEST VERMONT AND STRENGTHENS THEIR COMMUNITIES THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT AND STEWARDSHIP OF PERMANENTLY AFFORDABLE HOMES AND RELATED COMMUNITY ASSETS.

The promotes practices to build an economically viable, ecologically sound and socially just agricultural system that benefits all living things.

Financial support for people suffering from disease; public awareness of causes of disease; preventative measures regarding disease; providing nutrition information.

THE MISSION OF IS TO PRODUCE MUSICALS AND DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES OF PROFESSIONAL QUALITY FOR NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND. WE OFFER BOTH MEMBERS AND THE PUBLIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEARNING AND GROWTH BY VOLUNTEERING WITHIN THE ORGANIZATION. AS A COMMUNITY , WE ARE COMMITTED TO KEEPING OUR PROGRAMS AFFORDABLE, OFFERING EDUCATIONAL AND THEATRICAL ACTIVITIES, SHARING RESOURCES AND WORKING COOPERATIVELY WITH OTHER COMMUNITY GROUPS.

exists to enhance and protect the State through charitable support. VPF increases access to state , provides innovative education, and inspires environmental stewardship.

To improve the lives of people living with T1D (Type 1 Diabetes) through active games and sports; to broaden T1D awareness and public involvement; accelerate and improve

Provide literacy and educational resources programs adults and children in underserved areas.

Dean Lawrence Fullerton Winooski Police Officer battling cancer at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute

assist individuals in recovery from opioid use through financial inspirational and peer support in order achieve meaningful and lasting changes in their lives.

EMPOWERING YOUTH AND ADULTS TO REIMAGINE AND TRANSFORM EDUCATION TOGETHER.

Education and Advocacy. Working to make a more humane place for . Educating the public about the impact that personal decisions have on and the dangers and cruelty of trapping.

HPC WORKS TO PREVENT AND ELIMINATE HOMELESSNESS IN OUR COMMUNITY. HOW WE DO THAT DEPENDS ON THE NEEDS AND GOALS OF THE PEOPLE WE WORK WITH. IT COULD BE PROVIDING RENTAL ASSISTANCE; HELPING SOMEONE FIND AN AFFORDABLE APARTMENT; ASSISTING A FAMILY IN THE EVICTION PROCESS; OR HELPING PEOPLE MANAGE OTHER CHALLENGES IN THEIR LIFE. OUR SERVICES ARE FREE TO PARTICIPANTS AND SUPPORTED BY GRANTS AND PRIVATE DONATIONS.

TO ENGAGE THE PUBLIC IN BUILDING A REGENERATIVE, LOCALLY-BASED HEALTHY FOOD SYSTEM BY PROVIDING COMMUNITY OPEN SPACE EDUCATION AND PUBLIC EVENTS, THROUGH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF VALUE ADDED AND LOCAL PRODUCTS TO ENHANCE THE STRENGTH OF VERMONT AGRICULTURE, AND THROUGH ASSISTING IN HUNGER RELIEF AND LOCAL FOOD ACCESS PROJECTS.

ENCOURAGE UNDERSTANDING OF JEWISH LEARNING AND CULTURE

provides integrated outpatient rehabilitative and medical services including holistic primary care as well as specialized medical treatment for chronic Lyme Disease and Tick-Borne Illnesses

AN AFFILIATE OF THE SOCIETY FOR MANAGEMENT, RESOURCES IS ORGANIZED TO PROMOTE THE RESOURCES FIELD IN AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR ITS MEMBERS AND OTHER PROFESSIONALS.

It is the mission of the to address the issues of conflict and crime by promoting shared responsibility for a safe and healthy .

THE ALLIANCE IS A NETWORK OF LIKE-MINDED PRIVATE AND PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TOGETHER TO COLLECT, SHARE AND USE DATA TO DEVELOP STRATEGIES INTEGRATING: ROAD ENGINEERING AND INFRASTRUCTURE; LAW ENFORCEMENT AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES; AND EDUCATION AND OUTREACH.

Art Classes for adults and children, community events, open mic nights (music, poetry), gallery showings, artists talks and receptions, free art kits for kids given away at food distribution site

AS THE PROPERTY OWNING ENTITY OF THE OF COLUMBUS, PROVIDED THE FACILITY FOR ALL OF COLUMBUS BISHOP BRADY COUNCIL 399 AND CHARLES JASMAN ASSEMBLY CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES USING THE INTERNET.

Projects mission is to bring people together to take action to build healthy communities make the values of our communities guide the policies of our government. We are building a popular movement to advance build a real . We work in partnership with community groups, progressive unions, faith communities, organizations fighting for human civil , environmental climate action groups.

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DIRECT SUPPORT TO PUBLIC

PROVIDES COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO APPROXIMATELY 30 AREA STUDENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION.

Serve the Camp Owners

Contribution to three 501(c)(3) charity

TO UPHOLD AND DEFEND THE U.S.CONSTITUTION

TO PROMOTE FAMILY AND PULLING

To support , . ("KSC") by 1) purchasing certain real property, 2) leasing the Project Property to KSC and 3) all other purposes permitted by law that further the support of KSC.

Raising funds to provide scholarships for students local charities.

TO PROVIDE DISASTER AND OTHER HUMANITARIAN RELIEF TO RELIEVE HUMAN SUFFERING; PROVIDE RELIEF OR OTHER SUPPORT TO PERSONS WHO ARE EITHER POOR, UNDERPRIVILEGED, DISTRESSED OR NEEDY; EDUCATE THE PUBLIC AND INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT THE FIELDS OF LITERARY, VISUAL, MUSICAL, THEATRICAL, CINEMATIC, AND PERFORMING ARTS AND SUPPORTING THE CREATION OF NEW WORKS OR THE INTERPRETATION OF EXISTING WORKS OF ART FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC. EDUCATION AND INCREASING PUBLIC AWARENESS OF PLIGHT OF VICTIMS OF NATURAL AND MAN-MADE DISASTERS AND THE MORAL IMPERATIVE TO ASSIST SUCH PERSONS, MATTERS IMPORTANT TO SOCIAL WELFARE, FOCUS ON ENVIRONMENTAL MATTERS IMPACTING HUMAN WELFARE. ENGAGING IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THAT ACCOMPLISHES ONE OR MORE CHARITABLE PURPOSES WITH FOCUS ON REGIONS IMPACTED BY NATURAL DISASTERS OR ENVIRONMENTS DEGRADATION. PROVIDING LOAN GUARANTEES AND OTHER CREDIT ENHANCEMENTS TO FURTHER TAX EXEMPT PURPOSES, DISTRIBUTE PROPERTY OR CASH TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT FURTHER THE C

CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR INCLUDED THE SUPPORT OF OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS WERE MADE TO 24 SUCH ORGANIZATIONS

To educate consumers businesses farmers and legislators about the many benefits of industrial to build grassroots support for

To preserve historic buildings, sites, and other objects of historical, architectural, or cultural significance including, but not limited to, properties listed on the Historic Register.

SCHOLARSHIPS- APPLICATIONS ARE RECEIVED FROM STUDENT ARTIST AND MUSICIANS.

COMMUNITY SERVICE

GIVES A LEARNING ENVIROMENT FOR KIDS.

THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF RAISING FUNDS FOR COPLEY HEALTH SYSTEMS, AND ITS AFFILIATERS OR SOME OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN NORTHERN VERMONT

AMBULANCE SERVICE FOR LOCAL COMMUNITIES

The . is a private, non-profit, independent Catholic governed by an independent Board Trustees. The offers associate, bachelor, and master degrees to full and part-time students. The is accredited by the New England Association Schools and Colleges, Inc. and is approved through state exemption to operate in Vermont. The is certified by the United States government to participate and receive aid through the federal Title IV programs.

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TO ASSIST, EMPOWER AND ENCOURAGE ELDERS, OUR CITIZENS, TO LIVE IN DIGNITY AND INDEPENDENCE IN SETTINGS OF THEIR OWN CHOICE AND TO PROVIDE MEALS, TRANSPORT, AND HEALTH-FOCUSED ACTIVITY FOR LOW-INCOME SENIORS

Provide church services

DURING 2020-2021 THE DISTRIBUTED ITS REMAINING ASSETS IN PREPARATION TO CEASE ACTIVITIES PERMANENTLY TO THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS: OVERSEAS MISSIONARY FELLOWSHIP,

SUPPORT ACTIVITES THAT WILL FURTHER AND SUSTAIN THE SPREAD OF THE TEACHINGS OF CYNTHIA BOURGEUALT AND THE WISDOM SCHOOLS, AKA WISDOM WORK

IS A COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION WHICK FOCUSES ON BRINGING FRESH PRODUCE AND CULTURALLY RELEVANT FOOD TO NEIGHBORS WHO LACK ACCESS. WMA ALSO DISTRIBUTES ESSENTIALS GOODS SUCH AS CLEANING AND HYGIENE PRODUCTS TO LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. WMA HAS HELPED PEOPLE FINANCIALLY BY PROVIDING SOME RENT AND UTILITY RELIEF DURING TIMES OF EXTREME HARDSHIP.

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