National Society Colonial Dames 17Th Century

OUR STORY Explore the Past Brewster William 17024 Alden John 45 Rolfe John 18049 Chilton Mary 1148 Historic Preservation Our Society is based on history and heritage.

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Illinois Women in Leadership

Illinois Women in Leadership (IWIL) promotes professionalism and develops members’ management and leadership abilities through education, mentoring, networking, participation, encouragement and support, and community involvement.

Illinois CPA Foundation

Founded in 1903, and now 20,700+ members strong, we're one of the largest CPA societies in the nation.

• Single Organization Support

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University of Illinois Foundation

The official fundraising & private gift-receiving organization for the University of Illinois System & its three universities in Urbana, Chicago & Springfield.

100 CLUB OF ILLINOIS

The 100 Club of Illinois is committed to providing for the families of fallen First Responders & supporting active duty First Responders serving our communities Provides for the Illinois first responder community - both active duty and families of fallen heroes The 100 Club of Illinois is a not-for-profit (501)(c)(3) charitable organization that provides resources, several forms of financial support, access to training, and moral support to both the families of First Responders killed in line of duty and active duty First Responders throughout the state of Illinois.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

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International Brotherhood of Teamsters

North America's strongest union. TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR ITS MEMBERS THROUGH LABOR NEGOTIATIONS, COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS AND BY WORKING TOWARDS ELIMINATING UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES.

Iowa Federation of Womens Clubs 515

The General Federation of Women’s Clubs is an international women’s organization dedicated to community improvement by enhancing the lives of others through volunteer service.

• Education N.E.C.

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Continental Society Daughters of Indian Wars Inc

Continental Society Daughters of Indian Wars Object of the Society The object of this Society shall be to assist and encourage the preservation of records and historic sites associated with our native and immigrant American ancestors to cherish the memory of those native and immigrant Americans who waged war andor committed other acts of hostility together or one against the other in defense of their peoples freedom liberty and ideals to strengthen fellowship and to encourage cooperation between descendants of native and immigrant Americans to foster in a spirit of patriotism the support and endorsement of all treaties and laws made and agreed upon between the state and federal governments and the several tribes bands and nations of Native Americans to publish a lineage book of the names and ancestral data of members of the Society and original materials relating to this aspect of American history and promote and support worthy programs and projects of educational benefit to Native American Indians.

National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution

As one of the most inclusive genealogical societies in the country, DAR has over 3,000 chapters across the United State and Internationally.