Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation

We are CAASE, and we're committed to building a global community free from sexual harm.

COMMUNITY LAW CENTER INC

Community Law Center provides legal services to nonprofit organizations in Maryland.

• Professional Societies & Associations

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Minnesota Chiefs of Police Assoc Inc

The Minnesota Chiefs of Police Association aims to bring the highest quality of police services and leadership to the people of Minnesota.

• Law Enforcement Agencies (Police Departments)

• 625.

Community Policing Project Inc

THE COMMUNITY POLICING PROJECT The Community Policing Projects COPP mission is to facilitate relationships between the Community and the Police.

• Prison Alternatives

• 626.

Attic Correctional Services Inc

TO CONCEIVE AND DEVELOP EFFECTIVE INTERVENTIONS, WHICH WILL ENABLE INDIVIDUALS TO AVOID UNNECESSARY LEVELS OF INCARCERATION, ENHANCE COMMUNITY SAFETY AND PROVIDE A SETTING THAT FACILITATES TREATMENT AND THE REDUCTION OF RECIDIVISM.

• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

• 627.

Center Against Sexual & Domestic Abuse Inc

Center Against Sexual & Domestic Abuse, Inc.

• Human Service Organizations

• 628.

Sampson Foundation

The Sampson Foundation Inc The Sampson Foundation Inc Breaking the Cycle of Recidivism Empowering Change Through Rehabilitation and Support The Sampson Foundation Inc Empowering Lives Breaking Cycles The Sampson Foundation is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing recidivism rates by providing comprehensive support resources and opportunities for individuals who have been involved in the criminal justice system.

• Community Coalitions

• 629.

PHILADELPHIA ANTI-DRUG ANTI-VIOLENCE NETWORK

We work to transform our youth through drug intervention, counseling, education, job readiness, community service, and various empowerment programs.

• Law Enforcement Agencies (Police Departments)

• 630.

INTERNATIONAL POLICE WORK DOG ASSOCIATION INCORPOR

WELCOME TO International Police Work Dog Association We incorporated as the Indiana Police Work Dog Association and when the membership grew to 500 members from throughout the United States the membership decided to rename the organization the International Police Work Dog Association.