• Jewish

• 4303.

Government Affairs Committee of Ohio Jewish Communities Inc

Majority Whip for the 136th General Assembly | State Representative for Ohio’s 64th District | Husband | Father Ohio Jewish Communities represents Jewish organizations, congregations and agencies for the purpose of enhancing the Jewish community's ability to serve vital human needs.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 4304.

PTA Delaware Congress

Wyngate Parent Teacher Association COMMUNITY OF ADULTS AND CHILDREN DEDICATED TO THE SUPPORT OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS RELATED TO A CHILD'S TOTAL DEVELOPMENT IN AREAS OF SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, AND INTELLECTUCAL GROWTH.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 4305.

Ransom Foundation

TO SUPPORT PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN THE UNITED STATES AND SOUTH AFRICA THAT SEEK TO SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE POOR, SICK, VICTIMIZED, AND DESTITUTE.

Assistance League of Coppell

We are a national non-profit with 26,000 volunteer members in 120 cities providing help to 1.

• Transportation (Free or Subsidized)

• 4307.

WAY TO GO INC

Empowering low-income, working residents of Harrisonburg-Rockingham to improve their quality of life by assisting them with their transportation needs.

Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association MN Chapter 48-4

Unicorn 6 We are an Association of Combat Veterans from all United States Armed Forces branches who ride motorcycles as a hobby.

• Legal Services

• 4309.

NEW MEXICO LEGAL AID INC

New Mexico Legal Aid provides high-quality advocacy and legal representation to eligible and low­-inc Intakes by phone are now being accepted during limited hours MondayThursday.

• Human Service Organizations

• 4310.

INSTITUTE FOR WELL-BEING IN LAW

Formerly "National Task Force on Lawyer Well-Being".

• Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis

• 4311.

SACRAMENTO REGIONAL COALITION TO END HOMELESSNESS

HOME 2024 ISSUES CAMPAIGNS GET INVOLVED FACT SHEETS PUBLICATIONS CONTACT DONATE More The 2022 Point in Time Count estimated 9300 people experiencing homelessness at a point in time in Sacramento County while Sacramento Steps Forward estimates between 16500 20000 people experiencing homelessness in the County on an annual basis with at least 70 being unsheltered.