• Human Service Organizations

• 3250.

Big Family of Michigan Inc

Big Family of Michigan is a non-profit organization helping to make life better for children waiting to be adopted.

DALLAS FORT WORTH LABRADOR RETRIEVER RESCUE CLUB INC

DFW Lab Rescue is a nonprofit, all-volunteer organization that rescues and re-homes Labrador Retrievers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

• Counseling Support Groups

• 3252.

Parents Left Behind Inc

Our mission is to support and uplift parents on their life-long journey of grief, following the death of a child.

Lone Star Kittens Inc

Mission statement: To promote care and compassion for abandoned kittens through effective; • Rescue teams to retrieve abandoned kittens • Medical assessments for emergent veterinary care • Number of volunteer foster homes to care for all the rescued kittens • Facilitate rehoming of unowned kittens with aggressive adoption programs • Community education on spayed and neutering to bring down the number of unwanted kittens Vision: 1.

• Rehabilitative Medical Services

• 3254.

COMMUNITY LIVING NETWORK INC

Community Alliance of Southeastern Michigan Our mission is to support and empower persons with developmental disabilities to achieve life goals and maximize their independence 2024 Premium Pay Increase Extended Across Michigan countless Direct Care Workersalong with the individuals and families they serveare breathing enormous sighs of relief today.

• Family Violence Shelters and Services

• 3255.

RIVER HOUSE INC

River House, Inc. provides safety and empowerment to survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

• Fire Prevention/ Protection/Control

• 3256.

JOHNSON CITY VOL FIRE DEPT

JOHNSON CITYVFD JOHNSON CITY TEXASVOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENTImportant Notice for Blanco County Monthly Business Meeting 4th Wednesday at 6 PM at the Fire Station.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 3257.

Homeless Childrens Network

To support HCN's mission, make a donation: https://www.

• Adult, Child Matching Programs

• 3258.

FRIENDS OF THE CHILDREN TACOMA

We select children ages 4-6 whose parents experienced or exited out of the foster care system and live in Pierce County and pair them with a professional mentor called a Friend that stays with them through graduation, 12+ years, no matter what.