New England Village, Inc.

Connecting People, Purpose & Passion To empower adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to realize their potential and pursue their dreams through innovative programs and community living.

• Senior Citizens' Housing, Retirement Communities

• 3080.

Marietta Continuing Care Retirement Community Inc

A non-profit organization providing housing, health, and support services to more than 9000 seniors in 90+ locations in 15 states.

• Other Mental Health, Crisis Intervention N.E.C.

• 3081.

Lakeshore Community Services Inc

The mission of Lakeshore Community Services, Inc.

• Other Art, Culture, Humanities Organizations/Services N.E.C.

• 3082.

Indian Medical Association of Northwest Indiana

TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR MEETING, SHARING AND FOSTERING PROFESSIONAL AND CULTURAL ADVANCEMENT TO ENRICH THE INDIAN COMMUNITY AT LARGE AND THE WHOLE SOCIETY OF NORTH AMERICA BY SUPPORTING EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE CAUSES.

• Interfaith Issues

• 3083.

Jericho-Underhill Ecumenical Ministry

Food Shelf and Emergency Aid EssexJerichoUnderhill Food Shelf Upcoming Distributions Current Needs Host a Drive Donate More Neighbors Serving Neighbors Receive Food The EJU Food Shelf operates out of the basement of the Good Shepherd Church located at 273 Vermont Route 15 in Jericho VT.

MORRISTOWN HAMBLEN CENTRAL SERVICES INC

Central Services is dedicated to providing emergency & support services to anyone living or working in Hamblen County, TN.

RED WING AREA SENIORS INC

Our mission as Red Wing Area Seniors, Inc.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 3086.

ProduceGood

By harvesting the extra bounty of San Diego county and delivering to those in need, we are solving the problem of hunger and waste in one sweet step.

WICHITA FALLS AREA FOOD BANK

The WFAFB is working to end hunger by distributing safe, nutritious food through our partner agencies ABOUT GET HELP CONSIGUE AYUDA GET INVOLVED PROGRAMS FACTS FORMS BLOG PLANNED GIVING 9407662322 Were workingto end hunger Our History In the early 1980s volunteers for organizations serving the poor in Wichita Falls wanted to centralize food procurement for hunger relief.