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1		Tewksbury, MA
2		ROXBURY, MA
3		WALTHAM, MA
4		SALEM, MA
5		New Salem, MA
6		Lexington, MA
7		BROOKLINE, MA
8		WESTBOROUGH, MA
9		Hinsdale, MA
10		Salem, MA
11		Attleboro, MA
12		SALEM, MA
13		SALEM, MA
14		Boston, MA
15		LYNN, MA
16		BOSTON, MA
17		Scituate, MA
18		WALTHAM, MA

To provide grants to other not-for-profits in Vermont that serve the poor and needy.

SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING OF LOW-INCOME AND MODERATE-INCOME RESIDENTS AND ADVOCATING FOR HOMEOWNERSHIP, BUSINESS OR EDUCATION.

TO MAKE GRANTS FOR HARDSHIP RELIEF TO ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES OF ASSISTED LIVING, LLC WHO MEET SPECIFIC: EMPLOYEE REQUIREMENTS AND LOW INCOME REQUIREMENTS.

TO ASSIST NOT-FOR-PROFITS IN WORKPLACE GIVING CAMPAIGNS.

Enrich partnership between and community by actively supporting through programming, advocacy, volunteer services and fundraising. Promote awareness resources, services and needs . Support and cooperate with staff and Trustees in identifying and developing services, needs, and facilities to meet needs. Encourage, solicit and receive gifts and bequests to from corporations, businesses, community organizations and private citizens. Support development and enhancement services. Support American Association Bill Rights. Provide programs and events for that support and provide education to .

Relief for the people of including: health services, education, training, and small business grants

SEEKS TO INCREASE CORPORATE ACCOUNTABILITY AND TO STRENGTHEN LEGAL SYSTEMS IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH BY DRIVING COLLABORATION AMONG COMMUNITIES, FUNDERS, AND CREATIVE LEADERS IN AN EFFORT TO TIP THE BALANCE SO CORPORATIONS ARE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR AND INTERNALIZE THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND HUMAN OF THEIR ACTIONS.

THE MISSION OF ,. IS TO EQUIP NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WITH THE RESOURCES THEY NEED TO MAXIMIZE THEIR IMPACT ON THE PEOPLE THEY SERVE. ALSO, TO ENGAGE CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS,CHURCHES, AND INDIVIDUALS TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE NEEDS WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITIES AND HELP THEM GETINVOLVED IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND FULFILL CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY.

believes that economic participation ownership is key to the empowerment of our most vulnerable community members. This type of participatory cooperative model aspires to true equity justice, where everyone has a voice in their work, housing, local, state national government can easily access basic needs that extends to social, educational artistic endeavors. Organized led by members with lived experience of poverty, projects include co-op business development, community owned real-estate, co-op housing, food justice, mutual aid, labor organizing, youth wellness programming, a community center

TO ASSIST NOT-FOR-PROFITS IN WORKPLACE GIVING CAMPAIGNS.

THE ORGANIZATION DEVELOPS AND DISTRIBUTES RESOURCES TO ADDRESS HUMAN SERVICE NEEDS IN THE AND MASS. COMMUNITIES. THROUGH WORKPLACE FUNDING DRIVES, EVENTS, DIRECT MAIL, ECT., THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS COMMUNITY IMPACT PROGRAMS TO AREA NOT-FOR-PROFITS.

TO ASSIST NOT-FOR-PROFITS IN WORKPLACE GIVING CAMPAIGNS.

HOLDING OF TITLE TO PROPERTY WITH NET INCOME TURNED OVER TO NEW ENG. CARPENTERS PENSION FUND AND NEW ENG. CARPENTERS ANNUITY FUND, BOTH RELATED 501(A) ORGANIZATIONS.

TO ACQUIRE, CONSTRUCT, FINANCE, LEASE, AND MANAGE PROPERTY IN SUPPORT OF KIPP ACADEMY LYNN PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL SO AS TO QUALIFY AS A "QUALIFIED ACTIVE LOW-INCOME COMMUNITY BUSINESS" UNDER SECTION 45D(D)(2) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND THE ASSOCIATED REGULATIONS, AND TO ENGAGE IN ALL OTHER ACTIVITIES INCIDENTAL OR RELATED THERETO.

TITLE HOLDING COMPANY FOR REAL PROPERTY.

Small business promotion and advocacy

TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT THE INTERESTS SMALL BUSINESSES. SBANE SERVES APPROXIMATELY 1000 MEMBER COMPANIES OPERATING IN VARIOUS STATES WHOSE BUSINESSES RANGE FROM SOLE-PROPRIETORSHIP, SERVICE BUSINESSES, GROWING HIGH TECHNOLOGY FIRMS, AND MANUFACTURING PLANTS. SBANE'S PROGRAMS AND SERVICES ADDRESS THE SHARED INTERESTS AND THE NEEDS ITS DIVERSE MEMBERSHIP.

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