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18		ALAMOSA, CO
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20		DENVER, CO
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26		DENVER, CO
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34		Denver, CO
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38		LAKEWOOD, CO
39		DENVER, CO
40		BRECKENRIDGE, CO
41		DENVER, CO
42		WOODLAND PARK, CO
43		STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO
44		DENVER, CO
45		Littleton, CO
46		DENVER, CO
47		ARVADA, CO
48		VAIL, CO
49		Commerce City, CO
50		LOVELAND, CO

The principle activity of the is to provide financial, humanitarian and logistical support to the villagers of Kadawa, near Victoria falls in Kenya, East Africa in the following areas: - Construction of a school building - Exploration for and drilling of wells and installation of pumping equipment to provide safe portable water - Providing basic amenities to the people of the village including orphaned children. also maintains a faith based retreat center located in Salida, Colorado which provides the following: - Restoration - Provides resources and an environment to the parents of special needs children. - Counseling for the mind and spirit - Relaxation for physical needs - Pastoral renewal - Comfort to families in crisis - Ministry to inmates released from incarceration - Missionary reclamation for returning missionaries - Education - Bible studies for adults and children - Crisis management education - Job skills training to special needs individuals

Provide resources for services therapies to families with special needs. Service Dogs program. Provide service dogs to families with , at no cost to families.

TO DIRECTLY FUND PURPOSE THAT BENEFITS PHYSICALLY DISABLED CHILDREN; AND TO RAISE MONEY TO PURCHASE ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR PHYSICALLY DISABLED CHILDREN.

To provide individualized, dynamic education for dyslexic and/or academically gifted students.

EXISTS FOR THE HIGH AND AND NOBLE PURPOSE BY COMMUNICATON OF THOUGHTS, IDEAS, AND CONCEPTS TO ACCELERATE HUMAN PROGRESS IN HEALTH, EDUCATION, FREEDOM AN DEMOC

SPORTS ACTIVITIES -

THE ORGANIZATION BUILDS PEOPLE POWER RACIAL AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE SO ALL COLORADANS THRIVE. WE DO THIS BY ORGANIZING IN OUR COMMUNITIES ACROSS RACE, WINNING BOLD POLICY SOLUTIONS ALL, AND BUILDING MULTIRACIAL VOTING MAJORITY THAT TRANSFORMS OUR ECONOMIC, POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SYSTEM.

THE RESPONDS TO THE URGENT NEEDS COLORADANS WITH BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE WITH DIGNITY AND HUMANITY.

TO PROMOTE BOTHER/SISTERHOOD OF THE SERVICE AND TO SUPPORT THE ACTIVE AND RETIRED FIREFIGHTERS, THEIR FAMILIES AND CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT.

TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 501(C) (3) BY:A. PROMOTING THE INTERESTS AND WELFARE THE UNIVERSITY ;B. FOSTERING AND CONTINUING THE MORAL, SPIRITUAL AND INTELLECTUAL IDEALS TAUGHT AND INSPIRED BY THE UNIVERSITY;C. SUPPORTING THE UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION IN CARRYING OUT ITS EDUCATIONAL POLICIES and PROGRAMS SERVICE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE THE UNIVERSITY AS A LEADER AMONG AMERICAN AND CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES;D. ASSISTING IN SECURING FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDS THE UNIVERSITY;E. LENDING SUPPORT TO PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES STUDENTS THE UNIVERSITY, INCLUDING ASSISTING THE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THESE STUDENTS THROUGH SPONSORSHIP AND SUPPORT UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS, AND;F. DEVELOPING ALUMNI FELLOWSHIP AND COMMUNITY THROUGH THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE LOCAL AND REGIONAL .

doing business as "IDEAS", serves communities of forgotten and overlooked people around the world by meeting their social, intellectual, physical and spiritual needs.

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 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.

LIKE-MINDED PEOPLE INTERESTED IN ART, TECHNOLOGY, SCIENCE AND BUSINESS CAN COLLABORATE ON CREATIVE PROJECTS, SHARE TOOLS, LEARN, TEACH, MAKE THINGS, PROTOTYPE NEW IDEAS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES, START VENTURES, MEET NEW PEOPLE AND SHARE KNOWLEDGE.

TO PROMOTE PUBLIC EDUCATION ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE AND POTENTIAL OF LOCALLY GROWN SEEDS TO ASSURE AN ABUNDANT UNCONTAMINATED, DIVERSE AND RESILIENT SUPPLY OF REGIONALLY ADAPTED SEEDS THROUGHOUT THE WEST AND BEYOND.

PROVIDE FUNDING TO ASSIST SCHOOLS THAT PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, AND VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO JEWISH CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.

AND EDUCATION

supports the dedicated entrepreneurial spirit of rural Colorado, by investing in the people, culture and ideas that fuel innovation and financial knowledge in our , with an emphasis on areas of greatest need.

FREE CHILDREN FROM POVERITY IN ETHOPIA BY SUPPORTING THEIR PHYSICAL, ACADEMIC, AND SPIRITUAL

HNC FINDS, DEVELOPS, AND COORDINATES COMMUNITY-DRIVEN LEADERS TO INCREASE THEIR ABILITY TO MAKE SOCIAL IMPACT. WE DO THIS THROUGH BUILDING GRASSROOTS NETWORKS, TRAINING AND COACHING EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS AND CEOS OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISES, AND BY HOLDING REGULAR MEETINGS TO COORDINATE OUR WORK ACROSS OUR NETWORK.

WE CONNECT IDEAS, PEOPLE AND NONPROFITS TO MAKE GOOD HAPPEN.

A STATEWIDE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT CONNECTS PEOPLE TO FOOD RESOURCES AND FUELS CHANGE IN SYSTEMS, POLICIES AND SOCIAL VIEWS, SO NO COLORADAN GOES HUNGRY. EXISTS TO END IN .

THE PURPOSE OF SHALL BE TO ENABLE UNITED STATES ATHLETES TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINED COMPETITIVE EXCELLENCE IN THE SPORT OF IN THE UNITED STATES AND TO SERVE AS THE NATIONAL GOVERNING BODY FOR THE SPORT OF UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES OLYMPIC AND PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE (USOPC) AS SET OUT BELOW. FURTHERMORE, USAT IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING THE NECESSARY PROGRAMS, SERVICES AND SUPPORT FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS BY PROVIDING A SAFE AND POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT AS WELL AS DEMONSTRATING THE HIGH ATHLETIC SKILL, SELF-DISCIPLINE, HUMILITY, INDOMITABLE SPIRIT AND EXPRESSION OF OLYMPIC IDEALS REQUIRED TO EXCEL IN THE SPORT. USAT ENVISIONS A WORLD WHERE PARTICIPANTS OF ALL LEVELS HAVE THE NECESSARY PROGRAMS, SERVICES, SUPPORT AND TRAINING TO ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE IN THE SPORT AND THAT USAT IS SEEN AS THE PREMIER BENCHMARK FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AS AN OLYMPIC SPORT, METHOD OF SELF-DEFENSE, FORM OF RECREATION AND WAY OF LIFE.

THE INSTITUTES (SII) MISSION IS: INSPIRED BY THE PHILOSOPHY OF MOKICHI OKADA THE HELPS PEOPLE OF THE WORLD REALIZE THEY ARE WORLD CITIZENS ABLE TO ACT FOR THE COMMON GOOD. THIS MISSION IS CARRIED OUT BY ENGAGING IN AND OFFERING THE PUBLIC THE OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES BASED ON THE 3 CENTRAL TEACHINGS OF MOKICHI OKADA 1882 1955 WHO FOUNDED A SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP IN JAPAN THE MID 20TH CENTURY WITH WHICH SII IS AFFILIATED. THIS SPIRITUAL FELLOWSHIP (SHINJI SHUMEIKAI) IS COMMONLY KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE WORLD AS . THE THREE PRINCIPAL TENETS OF SHUMEIS PHILOSOPHY TOWARD LIFE ARE THE PRACTICE OF NATURAL AGRICULTURE, FOSTERING AN APPRECIATION FOR ART AND BEAUTY AND A SPIRITUAL HEALING PRACTICE CALLED JYOREI. SII CONTINUES TO MAINTAIN 3 EXPERIMENTAL NATURAL AGRICULTURE GARDENS ALONG WITH A 4 SEASON GREENHOUSE IN CRESTONE, COLORADO AREA AND SHARES BOTH VEGETABLES, KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNIQUES IN MANY WAYS INCLUDING FARMERS MARKETS, A

OUR PURPOSE IS TO ACHIEVE BETTER UTILIZATION AND POTENTIAL IN MANAGEMENT IN THE BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, AND GOVERNMENT SECTORS. FLEETPROS PROMOTES OPEN EXCHANGES OF INFORMATION ON EXPERIENCES, IDEAS, AND METHODS. OUR MEMBERS PROVIDE LEADERSHIP AND KNOWLEDGE IN THE FIELD OF VEHICLE AND EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT IN ORDER TO ASSIST PROFESSIONALS IN DEVELOPING AND MAINTAINING TECHNIQUES AND PRACTICES IN THEIR OPERATIONS.

WE CONNECT COLORADANS TO THE CHARITIES AND CAUSES THEY CARE ABOUT MOST. OUT PURPOSE IS TO RAISE AND ALLOCATE MONEY TO THE MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS, INCREASE PUBLIC VISIBILITY MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS, PROMOTE COOPERATION BETWEEN MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS, AND TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR DIVERSE ORGANIZATIONS TO NETWORK.

THE EXISTS TO SUPPORT STUDENTS, FAMILIES AND STAFF OF THE JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 28-J OF THE COUNTIES OF ADAMS AND ARAPAHOE, COLORADO. THE HAS A COMMITMENT TO CULTIVATE COMMUNITY INVESTMENT TO ENRICH STUDENT OPPORTUNITY ACROSS THE DISTRICT, THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF PARTNERSHIPS AND THE LEVERAGIING OF PROGRAMS THAT DRIVE INNOVATION AND EXCELLENCE FOR MORE THAN 40,000 STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. PROGRAMS SUPPORTED BY THE INCLUDE COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS, SPECIAL PROJECTS AND A SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM.

PROVIDE ASSISTANCE AND EFFICIENCY PROGRAMS TO INCOME- QUALIFIED COLORADANS.

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL, ENRICHMENT AND BUSINESS ENTERPRISE OPPORTUNITIES TO ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS SUCH THAT THEY ARE EMPOWERED TO LIVE FULL, PRODUCTIVE AND SATISFYING LIVES IN A GOD-CENTERED AND SPIRITUALLY NOURISHING ENVIRONMENT. WE STRIVE TO CONTINUE TO BE INNOVATORS IN THE FIELD, HAVING CONCEIVED, DESIGNED AND EXECUTED A BRAND NEW DELIVERY MODEL OF SERVICES TO THE ADULT DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY .

Raising charitable support to provide scholarship assistance, adaptive equipment, and other resources to enable people with disabilities to participate in fun recreation experiences with professional instruction.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS TO ATTEND AND GRADUATE FROM ACCADEMY, A PRIVATE, ACCREDITED, ALTERNATIVE MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL THAT OFFERS A STRUCTURED,SUPPORTIVE ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENTS UNIQUE ACADEMIC, SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, AND BEHAVIORAL NEEDS SINCE 1983. ACADEMY WORKS WITH STUDENTS WHO PRESENT A VARIETY OF LEARNING DISABILITIES, WHO ARE TWICE EXEPTIONAL (2E), ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM OR STRUGGLING IN TRADITIONAL ACADEMIC SETTING BECAUSE OF MOOD OR ANXIETY DISORDER.2.FOSTER A POSITIVE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF AT ACADAMY WHICH MAY INCLUDE BUT NOT LIMITED TO ENRICHEMNT PROGRAMS, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT, TRAININGS, WORKSHOPS, AND CONFERENCES.3. TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL TECHNOLOGICAL SUPPORT AND NEEDS FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF AT ACADEMY.

BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH

WE PROVIDE TRAINING, COACHING, COMMUNITY SUPPORTS AND ACCESS TO LEADING COLORADO EMPLOYERS ENABLING COLORADANS TO ACHIEVE ECONOMIC SECURITY, MOBILITY AND PROSPERITY.

The primary exempt purpose of the is to support education and the arts within the and promote social welfare through the funding of other non-profit, tax-exempt organizations and by funding other projects within charitable, educational, recreational, environmental, and conservation purposes.

We develop and support therapeutic / adaptive riding, integrated sensory camps, education and enrichment, educational garden, education and community partnerships

TO ADVOCATE FOR EVERY COLORADAN WHO EXPERIENCES A OR SUBSTANCE USE CONDITION.

RMMI IS A NON PROFIT CORPORATION DEDICATED TO PROMOTION OF WESTERN COAL THROUGH EDUCATION. MEMBER STATES ARE ARIZONA, COLORADO, MONTANA, NEW MEXICO, NORTH DAKOTA, TEXAS, UTAH, AND WYOMING. IS PROUD TO CLAIM MEMBERS FROM THROUGHOUT UNITED STATES AND CANADA

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO HONOR AND PERPETUATE THE LEGACY OF THE SOLDIERS OF THE 10TH PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE BY DOING GOOD WORKS THAT EXEMPLIFY THE IDEALS BY WHICH THEY LIVED.

TO ENGAGE COLORADANS OF ALL AGES IN INNOVATIVE PROGRAMMING THAT INSPIRES CREATIVITY, BUILDS COMMUNITY, and ADVANCES EQUITY.

TO EXPAND THE POTENTIAL OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS THROUGH MEANINGFUL, EDUCATIONAL AND INSPIRING EXPERIENCES.

ADVANCING THE WELL-BEING OF ALL COLORADANS THROUGH RELATIONSHIPS FREE FROM ABUSE AND OPPRESSION.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE EXCEPTIONAL CAMPING PROGRAMS TO INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS WHICH PROMOTE INDEPENDENCE, CHALLENGE THEIR ABILITIES, AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY TO DISCOVER HIS OR HER OWN POTENTIAL IN A SAFE, POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT.

COMMUNITY SERVICE THROUGH GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND INTERACTION. ENCOURAGES AND FOSTERS THE IDEAL OF SERVICE AS A BASIS OF WORTHY ENTERPRISE.

TO PROVIDE A COORDINATING STRUCTURE FOR NON-PROFIT AND QUASI-GOVERNMENTAL CENTERS TO ASSURE ACCESS TO CARE FOR UNDER-SERVED COLORADANS.

To assist the community with speech and hearing needs. The also promotes freedom, democracy, youth causes and a variety local community needs.

CCHI ADVANCES THE VOICE TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO CARE FOR ALL COLORADANS BY WORKING STATEWIDE FOR PROGRESS TOWARD EQUITY, AFFORDABILITY, AND QUALITY.

CHARITABLE GIVING.

THE PRIMARY ACTIVITY IS TO RAISE AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS THROUGH THE USE MEMBER VOLUNTEERS IN SUPPORT LOCAL AND NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTE THE IDEALS ROTARY INTERNATIONAL.

To enhance the quality of and provide expanded learning opportunities to foster the lifelong success of students.

EQUINE ASSISTED THERAPEUTIC SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES SPECIAL NEEDS.

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