• Philanthropy/Charity/ Voluntarism Promotion (General)

• 226.

RENAISSANCE 21

PURPOSE: Empowering global communities to eliminate inequities in mental, physical, and environmental health and well-being.

• Secondary/High School

• 227.

Troy Center

Our mission is to provide the youth of northeast Indiana with the tools and education necessary to su To provide youth in northeast Indiana with the education, tools and support necessary for success.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 228.

James Glenn Foundation

The primary purpose of the James Glenn Foundation is to raise scholarship funds for graduating seniors at the three Clear Creek ISD High Schools by conducting the Summer Kick-Off Fun Run.

• Football Clubs/Leagues

• 229.

Pgyf

QUALIFIED AMATEUR SPORTS ORGANIZATION PGYF Football Fall 2025 EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION OPENS JAN.

• Health - General & Rehabilitative N.E.C.

• 230.

Essential Mission Health Services Inc

Live an extraordinary life with our care and compassion.

• Personal Social Services

• 231.

Heavenly Angel Hugs

Benefit of Children of Abuse HEAVENLY ANGEL HUGS HEAVENLY ANGEL HUGS Helping Children and their families At Heavenly Angel Hugs were raising funds and promoting initiatives to serve the people who need them most.

• Homeless Services/Centers

• 232.

Covered Hearts Inc

To be a reservoir of love, joy & inspiration that permeates the lives of the less fortunate and delivers them the hope of a better tomorrow.

• Other Housing Support Services

• 233.

Rural Alaska Community Action Program Inc

RurAL CAP, founded in 1965, is a private, statewide, nonprofit organization working to improve the quality of life for low-income Alaskans.

WINCHESTER NEWS GROUP INC

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