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1		OLD LYME, CT
2		Ellsworth, ME
3		FResh Meadows, NY
4		Bar Mills, ME
5		Blackwood, NJ
6		POUGHKEEPSIE, NY
7		Rocky Point, NY
8		BOSTON, MA
9		NEW YORK, NY
10		Old Tappan, NJ
11		SOUTHBURY, CT
12		CHAPPAQUA, NY
13		NEWPORT, VT
14		IRVINGTON, NY
15		WEST BABYLON, NY
16		Pelham, NY
17		NEWTON, NJ
18		ROCHESTER, NY
19		UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ
20		Moundsville, WV
21		ROCKVILLE, MD
22		TAYLOR, MI
23		BIRMINGHAM, MI
24		Bottineau, ND
25		BRADFORD WOODS, PA
26		JENKINTOWN, PA
27		WYOMISSING, PA
28		Halifax, PA
29		GREENVILLE, NC
30		GRATZ, PA
31		Bellefonte, PA
32		LAKE ORION, MI
33		PENN, PA
34		LATROBE, PA
35		Frenchville, PA
36		MYRTLE BEACH, SC
37		RALEIGH, NC
38		FARMINGTON HILLS, MI
39		CHAPEL HILL, NC
40		SHIPSHEWANA, IN
41		Livonia, MI
42		Smithfield, VA
43		ST CLAIR SHORES, MI
44		WILLIAMSBURG, VA
45		YORK, PA
46		Wilmington, DE
47		WOODMERE, OH
48		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
49		Dublin, OH
50		PIQUA, OH

A generous gift $1,000,000 by Charlotte Colby Danly, herself a graduate , enabled a search for a teacher to carry forward the Academys distinguished tradition in the field sculpture. A search committee was formed to carry out the search, comprised : Ms. Danly; board member/artist Eileen Eder; Board Chair Michael Duffy; Jordan Sokol; Israeli sculptor Eran Weber; and the former head the sculpture department at the Florence , Robert Bodem. After reviewing a rich pool applicants, the committee unanimously chose acclaimed sculptor Chad Fisher to be the Charlotte Colby Danly Sculpture Chair at . The first cohort full-time sculpture students will commence their studies in the Fall 2023 under Mr. Fishers tutelage. In the winter, the Academys Chauncey Stillman Gallery played host to an exhibition the works the mid-20th century painter, Lennart Anderson. The show, which was favorably reviewed in the Wall Street Journal, included work

works to educate and engage the people Hancock County, focusing on birds, other wildlife and their habitats, for the benefit local communities and their natural environment.

Prevent euthanasia of pets at municipal shelters by providing low cost veterinary services for low income pet owners

The objectives of the are community oriented, educational, scientific for the promotion, propagation conservation of fish wildlife. Promoting sports, fishing hunting. 2For the year 2021: We have conducted at least three training classes for Range Safety Officers. Approximately 15 students completed this training. We provided at least 12 events where personal that were trained as Range Safety Officers to implement their training under supervision. We provided Archery classes for both Your Adults. Approximately 40 individuals participated in this training. We promoted at least 15 sanctioned events (National Rifle Association, American Rimfire Association, IDPA others. We have maintained our outdoor facilities promoted activities to protect the environment by the prevention of pollution in the towns State of Maine. Our members have promoted enforced the fish wildlife laws of the State in all our activities.

RAISE AWARENESS OF ANIMAL WELFARE ISSUES THROUGH FILM, AVIDEO AND OTHER MULTIMEDIA RESOURCES. ORGANIZATION PRODUCES EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FILMS FOR PUBLIC BROADCASTING AND CLASSROOMS. RTC ALSO RESEARCHES AND MAKES THAT INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC THROUGH THEIR WEBSITE AND AND OTHER MEDIA

SANCTUARY IS A FACILITY WHERE LOCAL CITIZENS CAN BRING INJURED. FERAL, OR UNWANTED ANIMALS FOR REHABILITATION OR PLACEMENT. IN ADDITION WE OFFER MEDICAL SERVICES TO THE ANIMALS IN OUR CARE. WE ARE COMMITTED TO OUR GOAL OF NEVER TURNING AWAY ANY FINDING THEM PERMANENT HOMES.

Our mission is simple. We support animals and the who love them when they need it the most through our animal welfare and humanitarian aid programs. We assist shelter, abused, and neglected animals in finding their purpose in life through rehabilitation and training. We help the who care about them when they need us whenever we can. We believe in helping cats and dogs get a second chance in life. Through their interactions with they can bring hope to others. Our goal is always to help animals and the who love them. There is always hope, all is not lost. One at a time, we strive to make a difference. The Beatles were right "Love is all you need." Our goal is to create programs designed to benefit both and animals in their daily life interactions. We strive to help both animals and when they need assistance. We believe both human and animal alike deserve help and a second chance.

THE FOUNDATION HOLDS A 100% INTEREST IN SUMMER STAR LLC. THE FOUNDATION FINANCIALLY SUPPORTS THE LLC WHICH WAS ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE GUIDED TRAIL WALKS; ART EXHIBITS RELATED TO NATURE; LECTURE SERIES AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ON THE PRESERVATION OF AND NATURE. THE FOUNDATION AND THE LLC STAFF ALSO PROVIDE COMMUNITY OUTREACH ON ISSUES RELATED TO AND NATURE.

THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO BE A FUND RAISING AND GRANT MAKING ORGANIZATION SUPPORTING WILDLIFE , ENVIRONMENTAL/HABITAT AND RELATED HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS IN AFRICA.

People for Animals 401 Hillside Ave. Hillside, NJ, 07205

REHABILITATION AND ADOPTION OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS. TO PROMOTE AND IMPROVE THE PHYSICAL, MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF RESCUED OR SURRENDERED DOMESTIC ANIMALS.

PRESERVATION AND OF WILDLIFE.

TO PROMOTE PARTICIPATION IN THE CONSERVATION AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE , TO MONITOR AND PROTECT QUALITY AND WILDLIFE HABITAT, AND TO PRESERVE THE SCENIC, HISTORIC AND ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY OF THE .

INC., ("EFCF") SUPPORTS SYSTEMATIC CHANGE THAT POSITIVELY IMPACTS WOMEN AND GIRLS LOCALLY AND AROUND GLOBE. BY DEVELOPING UNIQUE PROGRAMS AND PARTNERING WITH EXISTING ORGANIZATIONS, EFCF ENCOURAGES SELF-EMPOWERMENT, CONNECTION WITH OTHERS AND ACTIVISM IN COMMUNITIES. MISSION OF EFCF IS CARRIED OUT THROUGH LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE.

TO USE RESOURCES EXCLUSIVELY FOR EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL PURPOSES AS WELL AS FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS INCLUDING PROVIDING FOR THE CARE MAINTENANCE, REHABILITAION, FEEDING AND RE-TRAINING OF MEMBERS OF THE SPECIES.

HEAL ( ) provides grants and financial assistance to reduce canine homelessness and create more humane world. Under our mission we provide need-based financial assistance and grants to owners of dogs requiring veterinary care, so pets and families can stay together. Our mission focuses on the root causes of violence and cruelty in society and BUILD UP OUR YOUTH through humane education and participation in our TeachH... programs. Our mission is committed to reducing canine homelessness, cruelty, and shelter euthanasia rates by partnering with and providing grants, funding and resources to 501(c)(3) welfare organizations.

TO MAKE WORLD A BETTER PLACE FOR THOSE WITH NO VOICE, ESPECIALLY ANIMALS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. OUR MISSION IS TWOFOLD. IMPROVING LIVES OF ANIMALS IN OUR COMMUNITY AND BEYOND BY WORKING TO KEEP HOMELESS PETS SAFE, HAPPY AND SHELTERED. TO EMPOWER CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES TO ADVANCE THEIR INDEPENDENCE AND PRODUCTION IN COMMUNITY.

CONDUCTED ANNUAL TOURNAMENT FORWARDED PROCEEDS TO ST JOHN FISHER COLLEGE

PROVIDE FREE SERVICES TO STRAY ANIMALS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD

Animal Care Rescue

END ABUSE OF ANIMALS RAISED FOR FOOD THROUGH INSTITUTIONAL and INDIVIDUAL CHANGE.

WE PROVIDE ASSISTANCE ELDERLY ABANDONED PEOPLE AND HIGH RISK YOUTH TEACHING GARDENING AND TAKING CARE OF ANIMALS AND PROVIDING DISASTER RELIEF. ALL OF THIS IS DONE PRESENT THE GOOD NEWS OF JESUS CHRIST.

PROVIDE FUNDS FOR TREATMENTS FOR PETS OF OWNERS WITHOUT SUFFICIENT MEANS TO PAY FOR THEMSELVES. TREATMENTS PERFORMED BY AND IMAGING CENTER, PC

The care of cats and dogs from Bottineau County only, including actual expenses for transportation, food, veterinary services, administrative and equipment for the care of animals.

THE WILL HELP TREAT ANIMALS WHO MIGHT OTHERWISE BE PUT DOWN OR SUFFER NEEDLESSLY.

AAVS WORKS TO END EXPERIMENTATION ON ANIMALS IN RESEARCH, TESTING AND EDUCATION. AAVS INFORMS THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE PROBLEMS OF USING ANIMALS IN SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS, AND ADVOCATES FOR EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS. AAVS PROMOTES CRUELTY-FREE PRODUCTS (NOT TESTED ON ANIMALS), HUMANE EDUCATION, AND ALTERNATIVE, NON-ANIMAL TESTING METHODS. AAVS DIRECTLY HELPS SUPPORT FORMER LABORATORY ANIMALS LIVING IN SANCTUARIES.

TO PROMOTE GOOD FELLOWSHIP INTEREST IN SPORTING ACTIVITIES CULINARY ARTS.

protection.

CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFEE AND USE OF FIRING RANGE TO TRAIN THE PUBLIC IN THE SAFE AND RESPONSIBLE USE OF FIRE ARMS

PROVIDE A VENUE FOR THE PUBLIC YOUTH GROUPS TO DISPLAY ANIMALS; TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO YOUTH; TO HOLD ANNUAL FAIR.

To conserve, protect, restore, and sustain Pennsylvanias cold water fisheries especially our wild resources.

TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY FOOD AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PUBLIC.

HUNTING/FISHING RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROTECT THE FREEDOM TO HUNT AND TO PROMOTE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION WORLDWIDE.

Wildlife and activities for members.

DIRECT FUNDING TO CHARITABLE 501C3 ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE PURPOSE RELATES TO ABUSED ANIMALS

TO IMPROVE LIVES OF SENIOR HOMELESS DOGS AND TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF PROGRAMS AT ANIMAL WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS THAT SPECIFICALLY ASSIST SENIOR DOGS.

SUPPORTED 501c3 ANIMAL RIGHTS CAUSES

CONTRIBUTE BOXES OF VETERINARY MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND OTHER ITEMS TO ANIMAL WELFARE GROUPS (BOTH DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN), STATE, LOCAL AND MUNICIPAL POLICE ORGANIZATIONS.

The primary purpose of the organization is to safeguard the rights of owners and professionals working in husbandry, while also promoting the of animals through certification and education.

is committed to helping people help animals. It is our ultimate goal to be able to support dedicated pet owners who are in need of assistance,along with providing

To provide assistance for the care, treatment, support and placement of local pets and animals

We are a 501c3 charitable organization which funds medical treatment for abandoned companion animals--predominantly felines and canines. We work with veterinarians and rescue groups with the ultimate goal of finding permanent homes for the homeless. Our mission is to reduce the number of homeless cats and dogs by paying for needed medical treatment and assisting with the permanent placement of these animals through our partnerships with local rescue groups.

The was organized in 2010 was incorporated as a Virginia non-stock not-for-profit corporation. It is a 501c3 tax exempt grant making non-operating private devoted to charitable scientific literary educational purposes particularly the care of prevention of cruelty to animals the support of the arts the support of childhood education.

FISHING HUNTING CLUB FOR MEMBERS

LAF - PREVENTING NEEDLESS EUTHANASIA. DEDICATED TO PREVENTING NEEDLESS EUTHANASIA OF TREATABLE and ADOPTABLE HOMELESS ANIMALS, BY PROVIDING LIFE-SAVING MEASURES.

MISSION IS TO DEVELOP, SUSTAIN AND NURTURE HEALTHY BONDS BETWEEN VULNERABLE POPULATIONS AND ANIMALS,INITIALLY BY INCREASING THE NUMBER OF PETS OWNED BY OLDER ADULTS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILIES RECEIVING ESSENTIAL VETERINARY AND OTHER PET CARE SERVICES, STARTING IN NORTHEAST OHIO.

PET FRIENDLY SAVES ANIMAL LIVES AND PREVENTS SUFFERING. WE PROVIDE FREE/LOW COST / SURGERY CERTIFICATES TO ANIMAL SHELTERS, RESCUE GROUPS AND LIMITED-INCOME FAMILIES IN ALL 92 COUNTIES.

TRAINING AND EDUCATION OF YOUTHS FOR HUNTING AND FISHING

THE PROTECTION PROBAGATION OF IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE FEDERAL LAWS.

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