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51		NEW YORK, NY
52		NASHUA, NH
53		Bronx, NY
54		Raritan, NJ
55		TURNERSVILLE, NJ
56		BURLINGTON, VT
57		BLOCK ISLAND, RI
58		NEW YORK, NY
59		YONKERS, NY
60		STAMFORD, CT
61		NEW YORK, NY
62		NEW YORK, NY
63		BEDFORD, NH
64		COHOES, NY
65		WOODSIDE, NY
66		NEW YORK, NY
67		West Roxbury, MA
68		NEW YORK, NY
69		UNIONDALE, NY
70		NEW YORK, NY
71		SYRACUSE, NY
72		CHAPPAQUA, NY
73		PAWLING, NY
74		BOSTON, MA
75		NEW HAVEN, CT
76		NEW YORK, NY
77		HOPEWELL, NJ
78		ALBANY, NY
79		BURLINGTON, MA
80		OCEAN GROVE, NJ
81		CANTON, MA
82		Trenton, NJ
83		FOXBORO, MA
84		WALTHAM, MA
85		ADAMS, MA
86		CLIFTON, NJ
87		Dobbs Ferry, NY
88		SCARSDALE, NY
89		Newark, NJ
90		LEXINGTON, MA
91		TOMS RIVER, NJ
92		NEW YORK, NY
93		Paterson, NJ
94		BOSTON, MA
95		FLEMINGTON, NJ
96		KEARNY, NJ
97		MILFORD, CT
98		Oceanside, NY
99		OLD LYME, CT
100		SUDBURY, MA

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT HEALTH CARE CAMPUS IN ISRAEL.

TO ENABLE ALL YOUNG PEOPLE, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO NEED US MOST, TO REALIZE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL AS PRODUCTIVE, CARING, RESPONSIVE CITIZENS THROUGH PROGRAMS OPPORTUNITIES, WHICH INCLUDE CHARACTER LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATION, CAREER DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH LIFE SKILLS, ARTS SPORTS, FITNESS, RECREATION.

TO SUPPORT HEALTHCARE, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

Capic rescues animals gets them new homes does tnr for the community as well as adopting animals, spay neuters returns, helps owners who cannot afford medical help vetting on their own We also feed hundreds of animals feral cats everyday buy food for them

To support the Catholic Chruch through scholarships and charitable works, and donations to local communities, families and invidivuals with needs such as food, clothing, lodging, health care and all other basics.

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

PRESERVE PROTECT LIFE PROPERTY PROVIDE ASSISTANCE IN MEDICAL EMERGENCIES 365 DAYS A YEAR TO THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY.

THE PRIMARY GOAL THE ORGANIZATION IS TO FUND AND SUPPORT RESEARCH RELATED TO THE STUDY PEDIATRIC CANCER CELLS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE STUDY NEUROBLASTOMA CELLS AND RELATED STRUCTURES.

The collects medical supplies and equipment from throughout the United States and ships these critical materials to health initiatives worldwide. Our model recognizes that each hospital, government and clinic abroad faces disparate public health conditions. We sort and categorize rescued supplies in order to ship individually tailored shipments to each partner.

SupportandExpandHIVandHealthprogramsforwomenandchildren

FIGHTS POVERTY and INEQUALITY, PROVIDES MEDICAL and EDUCATION SERVICES IN THE HIMALAYAS

PROVIDING GRANT FUNDING FOR PEDIATRIC CANCER RESEARCH THAT LEADS TO LESS TOXIC AND MORE EFFECTIVE TREATMENT, AND ALSO FINANCIALLY SUPPORTS LOW INCOME FAMILIES AND MILITARY FAMILIES WHO HAVE CHILDREN WITH CANCER. IT ALSO PURSUES LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY CHANGES THAT SEEK TO BENEFIT CHILDREN WITH CANCER AND AT SAME TIME TO RAISE AWARENESS OF ISSUES INVOLVING PEDIATRIC CANCER.

FUNDING RESEARCH FIND A CURE FOR BATTENS DISEASE.

WE PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO FAMILIES SUPPORTING A LOVED-ONE FACING A RECENT LIFE-ALTERING MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS. WE ALSO WORK WITH PARTNERING RONALD MC DONALD HOUSE CHARITIES CHAPTERS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE FAMILIES THEY SERVE.

SOPA) is a nonprofit organization organized exclusively to improve health and education people Andean region Peru. SOPA provides clothing medical and dental supplies and support., and education.

MISSION: RESTORE IS A 501(C)3 GLOBAL HEALTH NON-PROFIT THAT AIMS TO INCREASE THE CAPACITY OF LOCAL SURGEONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. WE SPECIALIZE IN RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY AND VALUE OPERATING TOGETHER FOR LONG-TERM IMPACT THROUGH HANDS-ON TRAINING, EDUCATIONAL GRANTS, AND TELEMEDICINE. AT MISSION: RESTORE WE ARE CREATING A WORLD IN WHICH LOCAL SURGEONS HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND SUPPORT THEY NEED TO TREAT DEBILITATING INJURIES AND BIRTH DEFECTS IN THEIR OWN COMMUNITIES AROUND THE WORLD.

We partner with communities to break the cycle of poor . Building clinics in needy areas is an expression of this partnership.

PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL AND PUBLIC EDUCATION SKIN DISEASES

Charitable medical care tothe people of , W.I. Dispensed from 3 clinincs and mobile attendants. Emphasis on minors, promote and support sch

TO PROVIDE PATIENTS WITH AN ARRAY OF MEDICAL SUPPORT and ASSISTANCE TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE. TO PROVIDE HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS,FIRST RESPONDERS and SCHOOLS INFORMATION

TO PROVIDE HEALTH CARE SERVICES

RAISE FUNDS FOR BREAST CANCER RESEARCH.

IS NOTFORPROFIT ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO BENEFITIMPOVERISHED AND FAMILIES IN SRI LANKA THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF HEALTH, EDUCATIONAND SAFETY.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO SHRINERS HOSPITALS, BOSTON, MA

EMPOWER COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE TO IMPROVE EYE HEALTH AND ELIMINATE PREVENTABLE BLINDNESS.

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE POSITIVE HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS OF ORGANIC AND FARMING.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO ADVANCE MEDICAL RESEARCH RELATED TO THE DIAGNOSIS, LIFE-IMPROVING TREATMENT, CURE AND PREVENTION OF CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS AND TO PROVIDE RAPID RESPONSE AND FINANCIAL AID TO ECONOMICALLY STRAINED FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN THAT HAVE CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS.

TO ENSURE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE JAMES ZADROGA 9/11 AND COMPENSATION ACT OF 2010,FEDERAL LEGISLATION THAT (1) ESTABLISHED THE WORLD TRADE CENTER PROGRAM TO PROVIDE MEDICAL MONITORING AND TREATMENT BENEFITS TO ELIGIBLE WORLD TRADE CENTER RESPONDERS AND RESIDENTS OF LOWER MANHATTAN AND PARTS OF BROOKLYN AFFECTED BY THE SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 WORLD TRADE CENTER ATTACKS, AND (2) REOPENED THE SEPTEMBER 11TH VICTIMS COMPENSATION FUND OF 2001.

MISSION OF , . IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT, COMFORT AND HOPE FOR CHILDREN AND TEENAGERS IN MASSACHUSETTS WHO ARE STRUGGLING TO OVERCOME HEALTH AND LIFE CHALLENGES. WHETHER THEY ARE FACING AN IMMEDIATE MEDICAL CRISIS, TERMINAL ILLNESS, CHRONIC CONDITION OR LONG TERM NEED, WE STRIVE TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF THEIR LIVES BY GRANTING WISHES AND PROVIDING MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, FAMILY ASSISTANCE, SCHOLARSHIPS, EDUCATION AND ENCOURAGEMENT IN A PROACTIVE MANNER.

THE ORGANIZATION HAS COMPLETED THE PROCESS OF BUILDING AND MAINTAINING A HEALTHY AND SAFE PLACE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES TO COME TOGETHER DURING TIMES OF PERSONAL CRISIS. PROPERTY HAS BEEN DONATED AND IS BEING IMPROVED AND BUILT UPON IN FURTHERANCE OF THIS PROGRAM SERVICE.THE EXPENSES INCURRED FOR THIS PROGRAM INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:PROPERTY TAXES 16,903 LAND MAINTENANCE 192INSURANCE 3,929UTILITIES 3,630DEPRECIATION 25,869

PROVIDE GRANTS AND OTHER RESOURCES TO PROMOTE MEDICAL

A SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM TO CREATE A SERVICE MILIEU THAT USE A CHOICE PLATFORM TO REDIRECT,HEAL,EDUCATE AND EMPOWER CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. DEMONSTRATED THROUGH HEALING EATING,POSITIVE SOCIAL INTERACTION, MASTERY OF AGE APPROPRIATE LIFE SKILLS AND COMMUNITY ACCOUNTABILITY.

SINCE 2002, ENA HAS SOUGHT TO AND STRENGTHEN INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN ETHIOPIA, GHANA, GHANA NORTH, NAMIBIA, AND SIERRA LEONE BY IMPROVING EDUCATION, HEALTH ACCESS, CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION, ORPHAN SUPPORT, MICRO-CREDIT AND ANTI-SLAVERY PROGRAMS. FOCUSING IN THESE SIX AREAS IDENTIFIES CRITICAL NEEDS WITHIN COMMUNITIES AND STRENGTHENS FAMILIES.

TO ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES THAT FURTHER OR ARE RELATED TO OR ASSOCIATED WITH THE EDUCATION OF INDIVIDUALS WORKING THE FIELD OF OTOLARYNGOLOGY OR A RELATED FIELD. TO PROMOTE THE MEDICAL AND RELATED SERVICES OF PROFESSIONALS AND TO OTHERWISE ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES PERMITTED BY ORGANIZATION.

TO PROMOTE, DEVELOPE, AND SUSTAIN MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND RELATED INFRASTUCTURE PROJECTS IN .

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TO INDIGENT NEEDY STUDENTS. FIGHT HUNGER RELIEF. PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR MEDICAL/HEALTH EXPENSE FOR THE NEEDY.

The is a non-profit organization dedicated to igniting positive social change, impact, and empowerment through beauty and style. provides recipients a variety of different self-esteem enhancing forms of support including new clothing, undergarments, accessories, personal care items, services and confidence-building experiences via uplifting events that celebrate recipients and address their critical wardrobe and personal care needs. gives support around six impact pillars; homelessness, natural disaster, victimization of women and girls, underserved youth, health, and gender equality. creates programs, events, and initiatives that harness the healing power, joy, and attention that fashion and beauty bring to raise awareness, promote well-being, honor, courage, and empower dignity and self-worth. These programs, events, and initiatives serve women, men, teens, and children.

SUPPORT OF MEDICAL RESEARCH, SUPPORT AND CARE FOR INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING FROM DISEASES AND INFECTIONS.

PROVIDE SUPPORT AND SERVICES TO CANCER PATIENTS

PROVIDES FREE ESSENTIAL HEALH CARE SERVICES TO GARMENT WORKERS REFUGEES LIVING IN BANGLADESH. HAEFA INVESTS IN TECHNOLOGICAL TOOLS TO REPSOND TO SPECIFIC MEDICAL NEEDS OF ITS PATIENTS IN AN EFFICIENT ACCESSIBLE MANNER

PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ADVANCE EDUCATIONAL GOALS AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS LIVING WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS (CF) IN STATE OF NEW JERSEY. WE BELIEVE THAT ALL NEW JERSEY STUDENTS, DESPITE THEIR HEALTH STATUS OR FINANCIAL SITUATION, SHOULD HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO PURSUE AN ADVANCED DEGREE. WE STRIVE TO INSTILL IN THESE RESIDENTS VALUE OF SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND PERSERVERENCE.

IS COMMITTED TO UNDERPRIVLEGED PERUVIANS IMPROVE THEIR ACCESS TO EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE AND MEET OTHER EVERYDAY NEEDS. THE FOUNDATION ALSO ASPIRES TO PROMOTE A CULTURE OF GIVING AMONGST PERUVIANS.

The organization was formed to provide , nutritional, and affordable meals to school children. The meals are prepared in accordance with the guidelines that have been established by the Department Agriculture.

TO RENDER FREE MEDICAL SERVICES AND CARE TO IMPOVERISHED CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES

TO RESCUE AND MIX CANINES THAT ARE STRAYS, PUPPY MILL DOGS OR FROM OWNERS THAT NO LONGER WANT THE ANIMAL. TO PROVIDE CARE AND MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR THE DOG UNTIL THEY CAN BE RELOCATED TO NEW OWNERS. TO ASSIST LOCAL MUNICIPALITITES AND ANIMAL SHELTERS IN THE PLACEMENT OF THESE CANINES. THESE ACTIVITIES ARE CARRIED ON BY VOLUNTEERS.

IS A PRIVATE, NON-PROFIT ORGANIZAION, OVER 85% OF ALL DONATIONS GOES DIRECTLY TO INJURED HEROS PROGRAMS. FUNDS ARE USED TO SUPPORT EXISTING NATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR MEDICAL REHABILITATION EXPENSE, COUNSELING JOB RE-TRAINING. IN ADDITION, SUPPORTS SPECIALIZED, TARGETED PROGRAMS TO ADDRESS INDIVIDUAL NEEDS OF LOCAL WOUNDED VETERANS SUCH AS HANDICAP ACCESS HOME RENOVATION, FAMILY CARE PROGRAMS. STRIVES TO MAKE A TANGIBLE DIFFERENCE IN THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR OUR WOUNDED HEROES DEMONSTRATE OUR DEEP GRATITUDE FOR THE THEY THEIR FAMILIES HAVE MADE FOR US.

In 2018 the organizations served 70 individuals and families affected substance use and/or mental health disorders. Due to the increase of opiate and heroin use in Connecticut the demand of trained recovery coaches there was a greater need to support individuals and families during the drug epidemic crisis. The program objectives is to provide a non-judgmental safe environment, train 60 new recovery coaches to learn how to assist individuals and families struggling with addictions by finding access to treatment and recovery, mental health first aid training and family support groups. A comprehensive survey was provided to all participants indicating demographics and to measure the outcome of success for the training and support groups.

TO BRING JOY TO CHILDREN WITH CANCER AND THEIR SIBLINGS THROUGH PROGRAMS OFFERED FREE OF CHARGE.

TO HELP RAISE FUNDS AND SUPPORT BOARD DIRECTORS LYME IN THEIR MISSION TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS THAT CONTRIBURE TO HEALTH AND WELLBEING AREA CITIZENS

Rutgers Medical School Primary Care Award to graduating student Marisse Padron 20423 SW 52nd Street Pembroke Pines FL 33332

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