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51		CHESTER SPRINGS, PA
52		PHILADELPHIA, PA
53		MALVERN, PA
54		PHILADELPHIA, PA
55		BALTIMORE, MD
56		GRANITE CITY, IL
57		CHESAPEAKE, VA
58		AURORA, IL
59		CROZET, VA
60		Maquoketa, IA
61		Annandale, MN
62		GAINESVILLE, VA
63		HIGH POINT, NC
64		DeKalb, IL
65		Independence, OH
66		JACKSON, MI
67		PHILADELPHIA, PA
68		WASHINGTON, PA
69		Cabot, PA
70		Harrisburg, PA
71		GUYS MILLS, PA
72		YORK, PA
73		PITTSBURGH, PA
74		ALEXANDRIA, VA
75		DES MOINES, IA
76		CHAMPAIGN, IL
77		LANHAM, MD
78		CONCORD, NC
79		ORLAND PARK, IL
80		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
81		DEARBORN, MI
82		MILWAUKEE, WI
83		CELINA, OH
84		Kensington, MD
85		JENISON, MI
86		STATESVILLE, NC
87		VERONA, WI
88		Wheaton, IL
89		Greensboro, NC
90		Shallotte, NC
91		Brodnax, VA
92		Alexandria, VA
93		RICHMOND, IN
94		Fargo, ND
95		LITTLE RIVER, SC
96		FARMINGTON HILLS, MI
97		Villanova, PA
98		Cincinnati, OH
99		Park Rapids, MN
100		DAYTON, OH

TO PROVIDE THERAPEUTIC HORSEBACK RIDING TO INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES

EXPENDITURES MADE TO REVERSE RATE OF UNEMPLOYMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. THIS IS DONE THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES TO OBTAIN COMPETITIVE EMPLOYMENT SKILLS, SUPPORTING RELEVANT RESEARCH ON ACCESSIBLE IN AND PUBLISHING AND PRESENTING FINDINGS THAT SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL AWARENESS OF BEST PRACTICES

APPROVED PRIVATE SCHOOL OFFERING EDUC. AND EMPLOY. RELATED OPPORTUNITIES FOR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN

THE WAS CREATED BY EASTER SEALS OF SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA TO OPERATE PURPOSES AND SUPPORT THE MISSION OF EASTER SEALS TO CREATE SOLUTIONS THAT CHANGE LIVES OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES OR OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

TO ACHIEVE EQUITY, POLITICAL RIGHTS, AND SOCIAL INCLUSION BY ADVANCING POLICIES AND PRACTICES THAT EXPAND HUMAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS, ELIMINATE DISCRIMINATION, AND ACCELERATE WELL-BEING, EDUCATION, AND ECONOMIC SECURITY OF BLACK PEOPLE AND ALL PERSONS OF COLOR.

ORGANIZATION IS A LEVEL III.1 EXTENDED RESIDENTIAL SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT PROGRAM. SERVICES ARE PROVIDED 24 HOURS A DAY, 365 DAYS PER YEAR, IN A 21 BED FACILITY.

SOCIAL WELFARE FOR

TO INITIATE AND COORDINATE PROGRAMS OF SERVICE FOR , INCLUDING SERVICES FOR THOSE WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

LIFE SHARING RESIDENTIAL CARE FOR ADULTS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES AND THE STEWARDSHIP OF LAND, ACKNOWLEDGING THE RECIPROCAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUMAN HEALTH AND THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT.

Provide services to children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

Skilled nursing services and assisted living services

ASSIST THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED. PROVIDE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN THE STATE TO ASSIST IN THE HEALTH AND WELFARE RESIDENTS.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO NON PROFITS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PERSONS WITH DEVELPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

The vision the is to create a permanent vehicle for the delivery programs and services to the visually and hearing impaired

Providing residential group and support services in community-based or apartments, adult day support, and employment services for those w/ developmental disabilites.

COUNCIL RAISES MONEY FOR CHARITY THROUGH ANNUAL FUND RAISING EVENTS. WE DONATE THE PROCEEDS FROM THESE ACTIVITIES TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY IMPAIRED, SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS, RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS, SEMINARIES, FOOD BANKS, RESPITE CENTERS AND VARIOUS OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

Income shall be paid to the Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology, Columbia University, to be used to support scholarly clinical epidemiological activities whose goals are to prevent or delay losses that frequently accompany disability, chronic diseases, and aging.

TO AIDE AND ASSIST THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED; TO ASSIST WITH EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND EMPLOYMENT; TO PROMOTE THE INTERESTS THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED, AND TO CREATE AWARENESS AROUND PREVENTION UNNECESSARY BLINDNESS.

provides faith based, high quality skilled nursing, short term rehab, personal , adult day services, retirement living, child services. We serve those with limited funds to the best of our ability.

provides case management and referral services to individuals with mental and developmental disabilities

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO HELP COMBAT DISABLED VETERANS AND DISABLED VETERANS WHO MAY BE IN CRISIS OR IN NEED

in coordination with Waynesboro Hospital, Chambersburg Hospital, York Hospital, Gettysburg Hospital, Ephrata Hospital, The Good Samaritan Hospital of Lebanon Pennsylvania, and WellSpan Surgery and Rehabilitation Hospital, provides medical and surgical care to patients in and around Franklin, Lebanon, Lancaster, York and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania without regard to the ability to pay.

TO RESPOND TO UNMET NEEDS IN THE FIELD AND TO CREATE, DISCOVER AND STIMULATE INNOVATIVE SERVICES TO MEET THOSE NEEDS.

WE EMPOWER BUSINESSES TO ACHIEVE DISABILITY INCLUSION AND EQUALITY. WE ARE COMMITTED TO COLLABORATE WITH PURPOSE TO PROMOTE THE FULL INCLUSION OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, TO INSPIRE ACCESSIBLE INNOVATION FOR ALL, AND TO FOSTER CULTURES OF INCLUSION.

ORGANIZATION OPERATES A BASEBALL FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.

IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND/OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, INCLUDING THE MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS WHICH QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS. IN FURTHERANCE OF THIS HUMANITARIAN MISSION, , WILL ENGAGE IN THE ACQUISITION, REHABILITATION, AND OPERATION OF AFFORDABLE LOW INCOME HOUSING. , WILL COORDINATE SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY SERVICES AND COORDINATE SERVICE COORDINATOR PLACEMENT AS NECESSARY IN AN EFFORT TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES AND SERVICES SPECIALLY DESIGNED TO MEET THE PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS OF LOW INCOME FAMILIES, AND TO PROMOTE THEIR HEALTH, SECURITY, AND HAPPINESS.

THE EXISTS TO CHANGE THE LIVES OF MEN AND WOMEN WHO CAME HOME WOUNDED OR SICK AFTER DEFENDING OUR SAFETY AND OUR FREEDOM.

To support and distribute funds to other charitable and educational organizations which provide health, medical, social welfare, educational and other support programs and services for the benefit of children with illness, disease, injury, pain, disability, incapacity or other disadvantage.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE EXEMPT UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3), PRIMARILY THOSE INVOLVED THE TREATMENT , AND FINDING FOR AUTISM AND TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES WHO HAVE CHILDREN NEED.

TO PROMOTE EFFECTIVE TREATMENT FOR CHILDREN WITH

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL PEOPLE WITH VARYING DISABILITIES THROUGH RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS AND INSPIRING INDIVIDUALS TOWARD ACHIEVING PERSONAL GOALS WHICH AT ONE TIME SEEMED UNATTAINABLE.

TO PROVIDE THOSE IMPACTED BY DISABILITIES WITH A DAILY OPPORTUNITY TO BE FIT, ACTIVE, AND HEALTHY, AND TO PLAY.

NATIONWIDE CHILDRENS NEUROLOGY/AUTISM

Improve the educational experiences and outcomes of students on the autism spectrum. Advocate a continuum of educational placements, services and accommodations. Support families, professionals, and educators in understanding them. Disseminate evidence-based educational practices and resources to provide effective instructional programming students on the autism spectrum. Support school administrators, educators, and staff. Provide opportunities families, professionals, and educators to network, exchange ideas, and share their experiences. Encourage self-advocacy among children on the autism spectrum. Promote inclusion and acceptance in school communities of children on the autism spectrum and foster understanding of their strengths and challenges. Promote awareness among policy makers about the successes and challenges families and teachers are experiencing in the education system. Advocate policies that improve educational experiences and outcomes.

INVESTING IN CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS THROUGH SUPPORT, ENGAGING COMMUNITY EXPERTS, ADVOCACY THROUGH COLABRORATION, AND FNANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO THERAPIES.

TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVOLVEMENT IN ENRICHING THEATRICAL EXPERIENCES. THE FOCUS IS ON QUALITY, INCLUSION AND ARTS EDUCATION.

TO HOLD AN ANNUAL TO PROMOTE AND INCREASE THE HEALTH AND FITNESS OF PARTICIPANTS, AND USE THE EVENT AS A FUNDRAISER TO HELP SUPPORT OTHER NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT AND PROMOTE HEALTH AND WELLNESS, SUCH AS STROKE AWARENESS AND REHABILITATION.

Our mission is to equip people with disabilities in with the spiritual, physical, socio-economic and educational tools necessary for a miraculous transformation into a life of independence and advancement.

The Orgination provides educational programs to needs children and their families.

To provide guidance and rehabilitation in a Christ centered residential setting for persons with addictions.

The care and rehabilitation of horses to bring them back to health and be ready for loving homes.

COSF) provides essential and critical one-on-one assistance to struggling service members, veterans, families, and caregivers with the most complex needs.

THE MISSION OF THE GROUP IS PROVIDE A VEHICLE SO PEOPLE CAN CONTRIBUTE, PARTICIPATE AND EACH OTHER FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE OR FAMILIES OF THOSE WHO HAVE AUTISM OR ASPERGERS DISEASE.

Repair and renovate homes for low income families, veterans, seniors, and those individuals living with a disability.

to rescue dogs from our local humane societies rehabilitate and train them to become service dogs to assist our local disabled veterans first responders and children with disabilities. The mission is to help the disabled lead more normal lives by having our service dogs help them 24 7.

TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATION AND CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OF THE , INC. AN ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE IRS CODE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, SERVICES FOR CHILDREN, ADULTS AND FAMILIES SUCH AS ADOPTION, FOSTER CARE, FAMILY PRESERVATION, AUTISM PROGRAMS, IN-HOME AND OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH, VOCATIONAL SUPPORT AND RESPITE CARE, OR THE ACTIVITIES OF OTHER PUBLICLY SUPPORTED ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTIONS 509(A)(1) OR 509(A)(2) OF THE IRS CODE WHOSE SERVICES FOR CHILDREN, ADULTS AND FAMILIES ARE CLOSELY RELATED IN PURPOSE OR FUNCTION TO THOSE CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE , INC.

holds and invests assets to benefit Advanced Behavioral Health which provides services to individuals and families with special needs.

To provide for the rehabilitation, rental and development of residential and commercial property in the neighborhood in order to preserve the value and quality of life.

To improve the quality of life of and their family members

PROVIDING HOME REHABILITATION FOR LOW-INCOME AREA HOMEOWNERS, PARTICULARLY THE ELDERLY.

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