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1		Benton, AR
2		PINE BLUFF, AR
3		Bella Vista, AR
4		Bella Vista, AR
5		SEARCY, AR
6		LITTLE ROCK, AR
7		COTTER, AR
8		PONCA, AR
9		DARDANELLE, AR
10		LITTLE ROCK, AR
11		Arkadelphia, AR
12		LITTLE ROCK, AR
13		LITTLE ROCK, AR
14		LITTLE ROCK, AR
15		Bella Vista, AR

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THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE A CHRISTIAN HOME AT AN AFFORDABLE COST TO RETIRED, DISABLED AND ELDERLY RESIDENTS OF SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS. WE ARE COMMITTED TO PROVIDE CONTINUING QUALITY HEALTHCARE IN A SECURE ENVIRONMENT WHERE RESIDENTS ARE TREATED WITH LOVE AND RESPECT AND ENCOURAGED TOWARD MAXIMUM INDEPENDENCE. OUR MISSION IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH OUR RESIDENTS, THEIR FAMILIES, CAREGIVERS AND A DEDICATED, SKILLED AND WELL-TRAINED STAFF STRIVING FOR OPTIMAL TEAMWORK.

We are citizen scientists in our communities providing educational support for all agencies, acting as interpreters, trail guides and helpers in many environmental initiatives.

IS A NATIONAL ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS HAND IN HAND WITH LOCAL, STATE AND NATIONAL THOUGHT LEADERS AND CONSTITUENCIES TO DEVELOP AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES BALANCING ENVIRONMENTAL VALUES, BUSINESS NEEDS AND CONSUMER INTERESTS.

THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE AN ENVIRONMENT FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES TO BE DRAWN CLOSER TO GOD AND TO ONE ANOTHER THROUGH SIGNIFICANT SUMMER ACTIVITIES, SUMMER CAMPS, DAY CAMPS, AND RETREATS.

THE IS ORGANIZED TO ACQUIRE PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR PROPERTIES FACILITIES FOR CONSERVATION EDUCATION PROGRAMS, WILDLIFE HABITAT, LAND FOR MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS.

PRIMARY PURPOSE FOR IS TO PROVIDE OUR COMMUNITY WITH A SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR OUR COMMUNITIES .

TO PROMOTE PRIVATE LAND CONSERVATION IN THE NATIONAL WATERSHED THROUGH THE ACQUISITION OF CONSERVATION EASEMENTS WHICH RESTRICT THE USE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAND IN ORDER TO PROTECT WATER QUALITY BY CONSERVING RIPARIAN AREAS, CONSERVING WILDLIFE HABITAT, PRESERVING HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL PROPERTIES AND PLACES, AND MAINTAINING THE CHARACTER AND RECREATIONAL USER EXPERIENCE OF THE NATIONAL PARK BY PROTECTING VIEW SHEDS FROM DEVELOPMENT.

THE ORGANIZATION ENDEAVORS TO PROMOTE CONSERVATION IN ARKANSAS THROUGH EDUCATION AND INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY CONTRIBUTING TO STATE PARKS TO ASSIST IN IMPROVEMENTS, OFFERING OF COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS STUDYING CONSERVATION AND PARTICIPATING WITH LOCAL BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS TO PROMOTE AND IMPROVE THE NATURAL STATE.

EAST IS EDUCATION ACCELERATED BY SERVICE TECHNOLOGY. THROUGH EAST, STUDENTS ARE PROVIDED WITH THE TECHNOLOGICAL RESOURCES OPPORTUNITIES TO GROW AS LEARNERS BY APPLYING THEIR LEARNING INNOVATIVELY AS THEY SUPPORT THEIR COMMUNITIES. EAST IS INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION TO DREAM BIGGER WORK HARDER TO BECOME THE LEADERS OF THE FUTURE -- ALL WHILE CREATING LASTING IMPACTS IN THE WORLD AROUND THEM TODAY. FOR MORE THAN A QUARTER CENTURY, EAST HAS SEEN ALUMNI DO GREAT THINGS, SUCH AS WORKING IN CONNECTION WITH EFFORTS LIKE BLUE ORIGIN (THE PUBLIC/PRIVATE MANNED SPACE PROGRAM) REPORTING ON NATURAL DISASTERS FOR THE WEATHER CHANNEL. THESE FOUNDATIONS WERE BUILT THROUGH THEIR TIME IN EAST, AS STUDENTS ARE PRESENTED WITH THE FLEXIBILITY OF TIME UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES. EAST CURRENTLY HAS PROGRAMS IN OVER 250 SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT ARKANSAS, OKLAHOMA, LOUISIANA PENNSYLVANIA, HAS SERVED OVER 225,000 STUDENTS IN ITS RICH HISTORY. COMMUNITIES WITH SCHOOLS THAT HAVE EAST HAVE S

continued its conservation forestry management program in 2021 through natural stand management, plantation stand management, hardwood management systems, and unique plant and habitat area management. These conservation forestry objectives result in diverse stands exhibiting both plant and habitat diversity throughout all lands owned and managed by as charitable assets. employs a full-time staff of professional foresters, biologists, and technicians to design, implement, and monitor a comprehensive conservation forestry management program.In 2021, incurred $457,529 in salaries and benefits for professional staff directly related to continuation of its conservation forestry program. Additionally, expenses totaling $292,018 were incurred for contractor services and supplies and operating expenses to accomplish prescribed management treatments for wildlife habitat improvement, stand reforestation and management.

THE CHAPTER CONSISTS OF OUTDOORSMEN/WOMEN WHO ACTIVELY SUPPORT HUNTING, FISHING AND CONSERVATION OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES. THEY HELP FUND A NUMBER OF CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL CAUSES IN THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, ONE OF WHICH IS AWH.

AV") AIMS TO BUILD AND SUPPORT A BURGEONING NONPROFIT SECTOR THAT CAN ADVANCE SENSIBLE, FORWARD-THINKING AND ADVOCATE FOR LEGISLATION, REGULATIONS, GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS, AND CIVIC INITIATIVES TO ACHIEVE MORE ACCOUNTABLE, TRANSPARENT, AND EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT; INCREASE INVESTMENT IN OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS; PROTECT HEALTH CARE; BUILD A SAFE, MODERN INFRASTRUCTURE; PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT; AND ENSURE AN EQUITABLE ECONOMY THAT PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR EVERYONE.

FOUNDATION IS DEDICATED TO THE CREATION OF A LEARNING ENVIRONMENT THAT FOSTERS THE MATURATION OF BOTH AND LIFE SKILLS FOR YOUNG WOMEN, AS THE GO "" ON AND OFF THE FIELD OF PLAY. LOCATED IN LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, ATHLETES AGED 16-30 LIVE TOGETHER AND PRACTICE AS TEAMS OF INDIVIDUALS, AND SUPPLIED WITH THE TOOLS THEY NEED FOR SUCCESS.

Part time early childcare in a Christian environment for ages three to five.Fundraising will be for scholarships for low income families

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