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1		ALEXANDRIA, VA
2		ASHBURN, VA
3		CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
4		ARLINGTON, VA
5		THE PLAINS, VA
6		NORFOLK, VA
7		Alexandria, VA
8		ARLINGTON, VA
9		PETERSBURG, VA
10		FAIRFAX, VA
11		Burke, VA
12		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
13		ARLINGTON, VA
14		LOCUST HILL, VA
15		FAIRFAX, VA
16		ROANOKE, VA
17		Alexandria, VA
18		RICHMOND, VA
19		RICHMOND, VA
20		ROCKINGHAM, VA
21		Alexandria, VA
22		Chincoteague, VA
23		RICHMOND, VA
24		Alexandria, VA
25		LYNCHBURG, VA
26		ROANOKE, VA
27		WILLIAMSBURG, VA
28		RICHMOND, VA
29		TYSONS CORNER, VA
30		Chesapeake, VA
31		APPOMATTOX, VA
32		LYNCHBURG, VA
33		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA

FACILITATE INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TO MEET BASIC HUMAN NEEDS; REDUCE MATERIAL, SOCIAL, AND SPIRITUAL POVERTY; AND ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL.

WE WORK TO EXPAND THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE TO DANCE AS WELL AS PROVIDE MANY VALUABLE AND FREE COMMUNITY OUTREACH PERFORMANCES.

TO SUPPORT THE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

TO SUPPORT AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL AND OTHER ASSISTANCE TO CONSTRUCTION CRAFT WORKERS AND OTHER CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS, DISABLED MILITARY VETERANS, AND OTHER INDIVIDUALS WHO REQUIRE ASSISTANCE FOR HUMANTIARIAN REASONS

CONSERVE ATRISK SPECIES PLACES IN THEIR NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT

A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION THAT COMBATS COMMUNITY DETERIORATION, RELIEVES POVERTY AND DISTRESS, AND REDUCES PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION THROUGH REHABILITATION AND CONSTRUCTION OF HOMES, BEAUTIFICATION OF NEIGHBORHOODS, AND DEVELOPMENT OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THIRD-PARTY CONTRACTORS.

Support of prevention research, education and community outreach programs nationwide.

TO ADVOCATE FOR POLICIES AND INVESTMENTS THAT KEEP OUR COUNTRY STRONG, BOLSTER OUR CAPACITY TO INNOVATE, AND SPUR ECONOMIC GROWTH.

THE EXEMPT PURPOSE THE ORGANIZATION IS TO MAINTAIN HIGH PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, SERVICE ITS MEMBER FIRMS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC WITH VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES.

PROMOTING AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION THROUGH THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM OF FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA. ITS MOST SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES THE YEAR WERE ITS STUDENT RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECT IN SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA, ITS STUDENT AUTO SALES PROGRAM IN WHICH STUDENTS WERE PROVIDED WITH TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES IN AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY AND AUTOMOTIVE COLLISION SERVICE AND ITS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM.

SUPPORT ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS ORDERS, SEMINARIANS, CLERGY, SCHOLARSHIPS TO CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS AND OTHER RELIGIOUS GROUPS. FAMILY PROGRAMS. FULL RANGE SCOUTING ACTIVITIES. BOYS CLUBS, EXPLORERS, EAGLE AND CATHOLIC YOUTH GROUPS. DIRECT ASSISTANCE TO MULTIPLE COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS. APPALACHIA HOME BUILD PROJECT. SUPPORT FOR PROGRAMS ASSISTING WOMEN DURING AND AFTER PREGNANCY. DIRECT ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES. ASSIST MEMBERS IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS FOR MORTGAGE, UTILITIES AND MEDICAL EXPENSES. PER CAPITA CHARGES FOR THE KOC SUPREME HQ AND STATE COUNCILS THE . OPERATING EXPENSES AND GENERAL PROGRAM SUPPORT FROM THE . GRAND TOTAL FUNDS RAISED FOR ALL ACTIVITIES IS $107,658.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING FOR LOW AND MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES.

ARHC CURRENTLY SERVES AS SPONSOR FOR CULPEPPER GARDEN II, INC., WHICH IS A CONGREGATE FACILITY FOR LOW-INCOME ELDERLY PERSONS WHO ARE ABLE TO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY, AND CULPEPPER GARDEN III, INC., WHICH IS A FACILITY THAT PROVIDES SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR LOW-INCOME ELDERLY PERSONS. THE CULPEPPER GARDEN PROJECTS (THE PROJECTS) ARE REGULATED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT (HUD) AS TO RENT CHARGES AND OPERATING METHODS. THE PROJECTS ARE LOCATED IN , VIRGINIA, AND CONSIST OF 63 AND 73 UNITS, RESPECTIVELY. ARHC DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF RACE, SEX, AGE, RELIGION, OR NATIONAL ORIGIN.

FAITH BASED COMMUNITY OUTREACH ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO COUNTY RESIDENTS WHEN SUCH HELP IS NOT SUFFICIENT AND/OR AVAILABLE FROM OTHER PROGRAMS OR AGENCIES.

Charitable giving with a focus on sight and hearing services, community outreach and youth services.

CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE, PROMOTION, AND FUND RAISING TRAILS AND GREENWAYS IN THE ROANOKE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. COMPLETING 22 CONTINUOUS MILES OF ALONG THE ROANOKE RIVER IS THE NUMBER ONE PRIORITY. TOTAL VOLUNTEER HOURS 2021 WERE 4,250. INDIRECT EXPENSES EQUIPMENT, TOOLS, MAINTENANCE, AND VOLUNTEERS INCLUDED AS PROGRAM EXPENSE.

The Harmonizers seek to entertain, educate, and enrich lives through excellence in choral artistry. In addition we perpetuate the barbershop style music by sharing it with people all ages and diversity, to promote the education our members and the public in music appreciation, and to participate in charitable projects and community outreach.

THE WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION (NAWIC) ORIGINALLY BEGAN AS WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION FORT WORTH, TEXAS. SIXTEEN WOMEN WORKING IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY FOUNDED IT IN 1953. KNOWING THAT WOMEN REPRESENTED ONLY A SMALL FRACTION THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, THE FOUNDERS ORGANIZED NAWIC TO CREATE A SUPPORT NETWORK. WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION FORT WORTH WAS SO SUCCESSFUL THAT IT GAINED ITS CHARTER IN 1955 AND BECAME THE WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION. TODAY, NAWIC PROVIDES ITS MEMBERS WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATION, NETWORKING, LEADERSHIP TRAINING, PUBLIC SERVICE AND MORE THROUGH A NETWORK 13 REGIONS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. THE ACCOMPANYING FORM 990-EZ PRESENTS THE FINANCIAL INFORMATION FOR THE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA CHAPTER ONLY (CHAPTER 141).

AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO HIGHSCHOOL SENI

Provide food clothing and furniture to lowincome families

Conduct research and provide education in improvement of lifecycle of the building environment.

The is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 organization that promotes and presents arts and culture in all forms on Island. Our mission is: to create opportunities for residents and visitors to the Eastern Shore to experience and learn about the arts; to create a supportive environment for artists that improves their capacity to contribute to community life; and to cultivate collaborations that advance community development through the promotion of arts and culture.

TO IMPROVE COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN REPRESENTATIVES OF AND MANAGEMENT; TO PROVIDE WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO STUDY AND EXPLORE NEW AND INNOVATIVE JOINT APPROACHES TO ACHIEVING ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS; TO ASSIST WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS IN SOLVING PROBLEMS OF MUTUAL CONCERN NOT SUSCEPTIBLE TO RESOLUTION WITH THE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING PROCESS; TO STUDY AND EXPLORE WAYS OF ELIMINATING POTENTIAL PROBLEMS WHICH REDUCE THE COMMPETITIVENESS AND INHIBIT THE ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, AND PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY AND INDUSTRY; TO ENGAGE IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS CONCERNING VARIOUS ASPECTS OF THE INDUSTRY, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, NEW TECHNOLOGIES, OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH, RELATIONS, AND NEW METHODS OF IMPROVED PRODUCTION; TO ENGAGE IN PUBLIC EDUCATION AND OTHER PROGRAMS TO EXPAND THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY.

The America Inc is a newly established nonprofit mission to promote a free and democratic by engaging Americans community development, educational outreach, and policy advocacy.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS INTERESTED IN A CAREER IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY TO PROMOTE THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AND TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE.

THE CORPORATION OPERATED A 123 UNIT APARTMENT PROJECT FOR THE LOW INCOME ELDERLY AND/OR HANDICAPPED. THE APARTMENTS WERE LEASED TO TENANTS ON A YEARLY BASIS IN ACCORDANCE WITH A SECTION 8 HOUSING ASSISTANCE CONTRACT WITH THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS: DEVELOPMENT, SUPPORT PROMOTION OF PUBLIC ART IN ALL ITS FORMS INCLUDING SCULPTURE VISUAL ; MUSIC, EVENTS PERFORMANCE; ARCHITECTURE THE LANDSCAPE, FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPRECIATION, CULTURAL EXPLORATION CONSERVATION EDUCATION OF ARTISTS CULTURAL CREATORS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE WILLIAMSBURG REGION.

REVITALIZATION AND ECONOMIC REDEVELOPMENT OF APPROXIMATELY 10 CITY BLOCKS IN DOWNTOWN RICHMOND, CONSISTING OF APPROXIMATELY 21 ACRES OF PUBLICLY-OWNED PROPERTY.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROMOTE THE OBJECTIVES OF THE COUNTY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY THROUGH ANNUAL CONFERENCES FOSTERING AND ENCOURAGING DEVELOPMENT, EXPANDING EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR ITS CITIZENS, AND EXPANDING THE TAX BASE OF COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

The PHBA acts as the primary voice for the construction industry on the Virginia

To further the of affordable housing and the transformation of neighborhoods through collaboration and community .

CONTINUED SUPPORT OF THE OF ACADEMY OF MUSIC THEATRE ON MAIN STREET IN VA

CONTRIBUTIONS TO CHURCHES, CENTERS, EDUCATION SERVICES AND EMERGENCY SERVICES.

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