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101		ARVADA, CO
102		DENVER, CO
103		CRESTED BUTTE, CO
104		CASTLE PINES, CO
105		BOULDER, CO
106		Denver, CO
107		Aurora, CO
108		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
109		DENVER, CO
110		BRIGHTON, CO
111		Thornton, CO
112		Superior, CO
113		Niwot, CO
114		ARVADA, CO
115		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
116		AURORA, CO
117		DENVER, CO
118		Parker, CO
119		LONGMONT, CO
120		ELBERT, CO
121		EVERGREEN, CO
122		ESTES PARK, CO
123		STEAMBOAT SPR, CO
124		Glenwood Springs, CO
125		Aspen, CO
126		Arvada, CO
127		MORRISON, CO
128		ESTES PARK, CO
129		Wheat Ridge, CO
130		AURORA, CO
131		GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO
132		BOULDER, CO
133		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
134		Highlands Ranch, CO
135		Highlands Ranch, CO
136		PUEBLO, CO
137		AURORA, CO
138		Boulder, CO
139		DENVER, CO
140		TELLURIDE, CO
141		Colorado Springs, CO
142		PUEBLO, CO
143		BROOMFIELD, CO
144		Colorado Springs, CO
145		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
146		Aurora, CO
147		BOULDER, CO
148		LAFAYETTE, CO
149		BOULDER, CO
150		Aurora, CO

WE WORK TO BUILD A SERVICE-MEMBER AND VETERAN LED MOVEMENT THAT ENDS MILITARISM BY TRANSFORMING OURSELVES, MILITARY CULTURE AND AMERICAN SOCIETY.

TO DEVELOP, OWN, AND OPERATE LOW-INCOME AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS, POTENTIALLY HOMELESS OR OTHERWISE DISADVANTAGED PERSONS

COMMUNITY SERVICE

CONDUCTS RESEARCH, WRITING, ONLINE PUBLICATION AND CITIZEN EDUCATION ON POLICIES THAT WILL STRENGTHEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. THESE ACTIVITIES WILL PRIMARILY BE FOCUSED ON THE FOLLOWING FOUR SUBJECT AREAS: 1) LIMITED FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION; 2) REESTABLISHING STRONG STATE FEDERALISM RIGHTS; 3) ELIMINATING THE FEDERAL DEFICIT; AND 4) PROMOTING POLICIES FOR A STRONG NATIONAL DEFENSE.

IS A CHARITABLE 501 (C)(3) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO MAINTAINING AS THE HEART AND SOUL OF OUR .

implemented processes beginning with the Department of corrections inreach and transitioning to community reentry (Tribe Recovery Homes, HalfWay Houses, etc.). The processes implemented has allowed to begin intaking Individuals within the Department of Corrections, becoming part of the parole plan, and seamlessly entering the recovery housing through Tribe Recovery Homes allowing the individual to become a WAGEES Participant through . Participants that are not transitioning to recovery housing, offered by Tribe Recovery Homes, intakes can be provided in the Halfway house where the participants reside, or, anywhere the participants are granted to live while on parole. In addition, offers the service of intake within the community where the individual identifies as a safezone and is comfortable. has also been able to create and develop a streamlined process with TNT Construction for a PostSecondary Certification (Forklift operator)

DEDICATED TO THE BELIEF THAT IN THE PROFESSION OF MEDICINE WE WILL IMPROVE CARE FOR ALL BY: RECOGNIZING HIGH EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT; HONORING GIFTED TEACHING; ENCOURAGING THE DEVELOPMENT OF LEADERS IN ACADEMIA AND THE COMMUNITY; SUPPORTING THE IDEALS OF HUMANISIM; AND PROMOTING SERVICE TO OTHERS.

N/A NON OPERATING PRIVATE

THE PROMOTION OF THE EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS AND TUTORS INVOLVED WITH IN SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

THE ORGANIZATION WORKS ON PROJECTS THAT PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, OR CULTURAL SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF , COLORADO AND MAKES FUNDS AVAILABLE TO OTHER TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS THAT DO THE SAME.

DENVER COLORADO IAEDP CHAPTER PURPOSE STATEMENTThe Denver community disorder professionals came together on December 3, 2012 with the intention to form a local chapter IAEDP. It was agreed that this was a necessary organization that could provide great service to, and enrichment , the Denver Metro area disorder treatment community.The mission and purpose the Denver IAEDP is five-fold and reflects that the IAEDP National mission. Our chapter will:1) Provide a place for professionals in our field to find support for his/her own practice, to network and learn about each others expertise so we have known referral sources for our clients/patients, and to hold each other accountable to the highest level standards and integrity in our field.2) Create an atmosphere collaboration versus competition amongst professionals so that the primary focus becomes striving to provide the best possible care for our clients/patients.3) Offer educational opportunities to the

Community Company

To aid and encourage the development of and its students through the support of extra-curricular activities and to promote an active interest in and its students by the community it serves.

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION

WE ARE TRUSTED PARTNERS, IMPROVING THE BEHAVIORAL OF OUR COMMUNITY BY ELIMINATING BARRIERS,PROVIDING QUALITY CARE AND RESTORING HOPE.

TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS THAT FOSTER COMMUNITY, SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND INCREASE QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG DENVER-AREA REFUGEES.

THE ORGANIZATION IS COMMITTED TO IMPROVING MATH LITERACY BY DESIGNING AND DISTRIBUTING FUN, INNOVATIVE, AND EFFECTIVE EDUCATIONAL TOOLS THAT HARNESS THE POWER OF BASKETBALL. THE ORGANIZATION TARGETS THE MOST CHALLENGED POPULATIONS OF STUDENTS IN MIDDLE SCHOOLS AROUND THE UNITED STATES. THE ORGANIZATION HARNESSES THE COMPETITIVE FUN OF A GAME IN ORDER TO DEVELOP STUDENTS PROFICIENCY IN ARITHMETIC, DECISION-MAKING, AND PATTERN IDENTIFICATION. BY PROVIDING THIS EXPERIENCE WITHIN THE CULTURALLY RELEVANT CONTEXT OF BASKETBALL AND THE NBA, THE ORGANIZATION HELPS TO BUILD STUDENTS APPRECIATION FOR THE REAL WORLD APPLICATION OF MATHEMATICS.

Support local community development initiatives in India primarily focused on vulnerable women and children

is organized to train develop leaders in the Christian community through educational outreach.

IS DEVOTED TO UTILIZING THE POWER OF STORYTELLING TO POSITIVELY AFFECT THE LIVES OF PEOPLE ON THE . THROUGH OUR EDUCATION, COMMUNITY, AND PUBLISHING DIVISIONS, OUR NONPROFIT WORKS WORLDWIDE TO FOSTER A LOVE OF LITERATURE, INCREASE RATES, AND USE STORYTELLING TO EMPOWER UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. OUR EDUCATION DIVISION DELIVERS INNOVATIVE AND STORYTELLING PROGRAMS WITH A FOCUS ON INCREASING RATES AND ASSISTING PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH STORYTELLING. WE HAVE A STRONG FOCUS ON BRINGING OUR INITIATIVES TO LOW-INCOME, LOW-, AND MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES, WHETHER THAT MEANS TEACHING IN PRISONS OR CREATING COMPLETELY ORIGINAL CURRICULA TO TACKLE LOW READING PROFICIENCY IN OUR YOUTH. THROUGH OUR COMMUNITY DIVISION, FORGES PARTNERSHIPS WITH UNIVERSITIES AND OTHER HUMANITARIAN AND LITERARY ORGANIZATIONS. AS A GLOBAL COMMUNITY OF READERS, WRITERS, ARTISTS, STUDENTS, AND SUPPORTERS, BRINGS PEOPLE FROM DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS TO

PROVIDING COMMUNICATIONS ASSISTANCE TO GOVERNMENT, CHARITABLE AND OTHER QUALIFIED ORGANIZATIONS. THE PROMOTION, OPERATION AND SUPPORT OF AMATEUR ROUTINE AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE ACTIVITIES. PROMOTE AND CONDUCT EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO AMATEURS.

PROJECT OPERATED BY , WITH YOUTH ASSOC.-UT LADAKH, INDIA, WITH CANADIAN ROCKIES SCHOOL DISTRICT, ALBERTA, CANADA, WITH CODERS FROM WIKIMEDIA FOUNDATION KIWIX OFFLINE SERVIES, AND STUDENT HUB OF INDIAN EMBASSY, WASHINGTON,DC: WORKING WITH A GROUP OF 30 VOLUNTEERS BEFORE MENTIONED, CYNTHIA HUNT, SECRETARY, PROVIDED PROJECT COORDINATION FOR VOLUNTEER STUDNETS, EDUCATORS AND CODERS TO DEVELOP OFFLINE LEARNING SYSTEMS TO LESSEN DIGITAL DIVIDE FOR K-12 STUDENTS DURING COVID-19 LOCKDOWNS. PROJECT ALSO PROVIDED VIRTUAL VISITS TO CLASSROOMS IN CANADA, LADAKH, USA, AND CODER GROUPS BASED OUT OF FRANCE. THIS PROJECT COORDINATED WITH YOUNTAN YARGYAS MESHNET PROJECT TO DEVELOP OFFLINE LEARNING SYSTEMS. $9,423 GCI NORTH AMERICA, $271 GCI INDIA.

The Springs Initiatives mission is to stimulate economic growth through cycling, engage the community locals and visitors in cycling culture, and promote safe cycling. Our vision is of Springs as a must-ride cycling destination.

Our mission is designed to create interaction awareness of sustainable responsible living solutions, including the operation of stores.

LDAR) serves the public as a 501c3 tax exempt, non-profit organization dedicated to the homeless and abandoned animals in and surrounding areas. We , rehabilitate and find homes for animals at risk, regardless age or breed, issue or amount time needed that is within our means, in conjunction with providing educational services and spay/neuter programs to the community.

Contribution of books made to 501(c)(3) organization.

DONATIONS TO RELIGIOUS, ARTS AND SOCIAL ASSISTANCE ORGANIZATIONS

PROMOTE THE CULTURE AND PRESERVE THEWESTERN OF THE VALLEY BY PRODUCING AND SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES FOR THEEDUCATION AND ENJOYMENT OF ITS RESIDENTS AND VISITORS.

Fund continuing education, capital improvements, classroom support, and events for the .

FUND RAISING FOR THE PERFORMANCE ARTS DEPARTMENT AT . ARTS INCLUDES ORCHESTRA, BAND, CHOIR, THEATER AND DANCE.

THE FOUNDATIONS MISSION IS TO HELP PRESERVE THE LEGACY OF THE ZOROASTRIAN TRADITION THROUGH THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES - 1. CONSTRUCTION OF A ZOROASTRIAN TEMPLE IN HOUSTON, TX, 2. PROMOTE RELIGIOUS, CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES 3. PROVIDE A FORUM TO FACILITATE INTERCHANGE OF IDEAS REAGARDING THE FAITH AND 4. PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO FAMILIES IN THE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT(NICU).THROUGH PROGRAMING WE AIM TO TEACH COPING SKILLS, BUILD COMMUNITY, AND BUILD TEAMS OF SUPPORT EASING THE STRESSES OF THE NICU.

SUPPORT THE PURPOSES OF CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY FOUNDATION DBA .

To provide transformative character building experiences through education See Part III line 1

THE PARTICIPATES IN FUNDRAISING IN SUPPORT OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARTS, MUSIC ACADEMIC PROGRAMS.

THE IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF, OR TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE CITY-COUNTY DISTRICT, INCLUDING PROVIDING RESOURCES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF THE CITY-COUNTY DISTRICT TO THE EXTENT NOT NORMALLY MET BY PUBLIC FUNDING.

COORDINATE TRANSPORTATION OF ABUSED AND NEGLECTED DOGS FROM OTHER SHELTERS AND SURROUNDING STATES TO FOSTER HOMES, REHABILITATE FOSTER DOGS AND FIND THEM PERMANENT HOMES, EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT DOG OWNERSHIP, AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO DOG OWNERS IN THE COMMUNITY.

Educational and community enhancement endeavors

FOSTERING COMMUNITY FOR THE LGBTQ POPULATION THROUGH SPORTS.

TO BUILD AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN ECONOMICALLY CHALLENGED AREAS.

To provide community resources and support services to victims, survivors, and families affected by .

BELIEVES THAT ALL PEOPLE HAVE POTENTIAL TO LIVE A LIFE THAT HAS MEANING. WE ARE DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING LINKING COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS, WHICH SUPPORTS TEACHING OF SKILL SETS TO DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THEIR LIVES AND BUILDS CAPACITY FOR TRUE SELF- SUFFICIENCY. ORGANIZATION IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING LONG-TERM PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION THAT PRODUCE LIFELONG BENEFITS FOR PARTICIPANTS AND THEIR COMMUNITIES.

We host family events called "picnics" that help bring individuals together who were born with missing ears (microtia), hearing loss due to the absence of an canal (atresia), and facial challenges. These picnics provide an educational opportunity for families to learn about their medical options, share experiences, mingle with medical professionals to get the facts about surgical options and prosthetics, and learn morn about hearing loss and hearing devices. In 2020, suspended "picnics" due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

The mission (USAT) is to grow, inspire, and support the community.

IS A COLORADO SPRINGS NON-PROFIT THRIFT STORE FUNDING LOCAL ANIMAL RESCUE AND WELFARE GROUPS AND CAUSES. WE ALSO HOST ADOPTION FAIRS AND OTHER EVENTS AT OUR STORE FOR THE GROUPS WE SUPPORT.

We bring families together with the common goal by providing avenues for enrichment self-improvement through fundraising community service. We use these opportunities to share pass on the dignity nobility of a sound work ethic to the next generation.

SVP BELIEVES THAT STRONG NONPROFITS DELIVER BETTER RESULTS AND ENGAGED, EDUCATED GIVERS HAVE GREATER IMPACT. WE HELP NONPROFITS AND GIVERS DEVELOP CORE SKILLS, LEADERSHIP ABILITIES, MANAGEMENT PRACTICES, STRATEGIES AND SYSTEMS. WE BUILD RELATIONSHIPS AND CREATE A NETWORK THAT CAN SOLVE COMMUNITY PROBLEMS TOGETHER. SVP BUILDS CAPACITY IN NONPROFITS THROUGH TRAINING, LEADERSHIP AND CONSULTING SUPPORT IN OUR PROGRAMS.

MISCELLANEOUS ONGOING FORUMS AND EDUCATIONAL EVENTS ON COMMUNITY RIGHTS, RIGHTS OF NATURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES FOR COLORADO RESIDENTS

TO ADVANCE POLITICAL IN AMERICA TO OUTGROW HYPER-PARTISAN POLARIZATION THAT THREATENS OUR DEMOCRACY.

THE IS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF CARRYING OUT THE SITE LOCATION, FORM, DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE, REPAIR, REPLACEMENT AND IMPROVEMENT NEEDS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PERMANENT 7/20 FOR THE VICTIMS OF THE SHOOTING AT THE AURORA CENTURY THEATER ON JULY 20, 2012.

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