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101		LITTLE ROCK, AR
102		Magnolia, AR
103		MENA, AR
104		Grady, AR
105		HUNTSVILLE, AR
106		LITTLE ROCK, AR
107		PRESCOTT, AR
108		DERMOTT, AR
109		FAYETTEVILLE, AR
110		Bentonville, AR
111		LITTLE ROCK, AR
112		LITTLE ROCK, AR
113		Little Rock, AR
114		COTTER, AR
115		RUSSELLVILLE, AR
116		LITTLE ROCK, AR
117		JONESBORO, AR
118		MOUNTAIN VIEW, AR
119		LITTLE ROCK, AR
120		FORT SMITH, AR
121		Conway, AR
122		Jacksonville, AR
123		LITTLE ROCK, AR
124		PINE BLUFF, AR
125		JONESBORO, AR
126		ALMA, AR
127		LITTLE ROCK, AR
128		NASHVILLE, AR
129		JONESBORO, AR
130		SHERIDAN, AR
131		Searcy, AR
132		BERRYVILLE, AR
133		WYNNE, AR
134		MOUNTAIN VIEW, AR
135		MELBOURNE, AR
136		Arkadelphia, AR
137		LITTLE ROCK, AR
138		FAYETTEVILLE, AR
139		BATESVILLE, AR
140		MOUNTAIN VIEW, AR
141		Searcy, AR
142		WEST MEMPHIS, AR
143		HEBER SPRINGS, AR
144		NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR
145		FOUKE, AR
146		Little Rock, AR
147		ALMA, AR
148		LITTLE ROCK, AR
149		LITTLE ROCK, AR
150		Bentonville, AR

TO RAISE FUNDS TO BENEFIT YOUTH AND EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES IN COMMUNITY.

Junior Sale, Rodeo, Community Involvement

SUPPORT THE OPERATIONS AND FACILITIES RICH MOUNTAIN

The Unit is a prison operated by the Arkansas Department of Correction. The prison is actually a prison farm and is located in a very rural area of the state. Most of the correctional officers work twelve hour shifts. The are on duty during the twelve hour shifts and are not allowed to leave the prison. The was organized in part to promote goodwill among and to increase employee morale. These goals were to be met by operating vending machines for use by the . Given the location of the job site and the nature of the job, the availability of vending machines for the contributed importantly in increasing staff morale. Also, the funds derived from the vending machines allowed the Employee to sponsor social, recreational and athletic activities for al and their families to further promote goodwill and increase morale

AND PROMOTE AGRICULTURE

TO DEVELOP AND PROTECT THE RESOURCES THAT ENSURE QUALITY HEALTHCARE FOR ALL.

IMPROVING LOCAL

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE POPULATION WITHIN THE SCOPE OF OPERATION THROUGH THE DELIVERY OF HIGH QUALITY ACCESSIBLE COMPREHENSIVE CARE.

THE COMPANY OPERATES AS A FUND RAISING ORGANIZATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF CENTER AND OTHER HEALTH RELATED NON-PROFIT COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS.

To be a major source of on-going financial support for , providing support for academic programs and scholarships.

THE DOES NOT OPERATE ANY ACTIVITY. IT ONLY DONATES TO ORGANIZATIONS APPROVED BY THE IRS. ALL DONATIONS ARE LISTED ON PART XIV OF THIS RETURN.

THE HOLDS ENDOWMENT FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS OF THE .

COMMUNITY SERVICE AND CHARITABLE CONTRIB

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

PRIVATE SERVING 135 STUDENTS K THROUGH 12

FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS WITH CHURCHES AND INDIVIDUALS TO BE ENGAGED IN MISSIONS AND MINISTRIES.

TO ENSURE THE AVAILABILITY OF COMPREHENSIVE, -BASED SERVICES THAT ARE ACCESSIBLE TO PUBLIC and PROMOTE INTEGRITY and ETHICAL STANDARDS FOR ALL.

PRESENT MEMBERS THE AMVETS GOAL IS TO SERVE THE , COMMUNITY AND CHILDREN WITH GRANTS, FUNDRAISERS AND DONATIONS.

CITY OF LITTLE ROCK - - SCULPTURE GARDEN

Educate public in horticulture

None- No activities other than direct donations to other charities or community service organizations such as local educational institutions

North Pulaski School District grant to promote community literacy

TO SUPPORT , INC, A NON PROFIT, CONTINUING CARE COMMUNITY FOR OLDER ADULTS THROUGH PHILANTHROPIC RESOURCES THAT WILL ADVANCE THE MISSION OF AND THE CARE OF ITS RESIDENTS. TO SUPPORT WITH UNRESTRICTED CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS THAT WILL ENHANCE ON-GOING PROGRAMS AND OPERATIONS. TO FUND SPECIAL PROGRAMS FOR RESIDENTS, EITHER ANNUALLY OR THROUGH ENDOWED RESOURCES TO GENERATE FUTURE REVENUE. TO SOLICIT FUNDS FOR SIGNIFICANT FUTURE CAPITAL RENOVATIONS AND EXPANSION PROJECTS OF THE 11,000 SQUARE FOOT RESIDENTIAL CAMPUS SITUATED ON 8 ACRES.

This organization provides educational cultural and manipulative skills to daycare students in order to prepare them for public schools and beyond.

TO ESTABLISH A CONTINUUM OF CARE TO PROVIDE CHRIST-LIKE HEALING TO THE COMMUNITY THROUGH EDUCATION, TREATMENT, AND HEALTH SERVICES.

ENHANCE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE CHILDREN IN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

THE IS A FELLOWSHIP DIVERSE BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL, AND COMMUNITY LEADERS WHO ACTIVELY STRENGTHEN THE AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES THROUGH SERVICE, FELLOWSHIP, AND EXAMPLE.

AGRICULTURAL PROMOTION

TO SUPPORT CHARITIES AND EDUCATION IN THE COMMUNITY AND FURTHER IDEALS OF .

AGRICULTURAL PROMOTION

Providing eye exams and glasses to underprivileged children and elderly citizens our community.

AGRICULTURAL PROMOTION

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.

IS AN INTERGENERATIONAL WOMENS ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO FRIENDSHIP, PERSONAL INTEGRITY, SERVICE TO OTHERS, ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND INTELLECTUAL PURSUITS, COMMUNITY AND CAMPUS INVOLVEMENT, AND PERSONAL AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT.

AMERICAN LEGION . SPONSOR LOCAL AREA BOYS AND GIRLS TO BOYS AND GIRLS STATE. TO AIDE NEEDY IN THE COMMUNITY.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL UNDERSTANDING, GOODWILL, AND PEACE WORLDWIDE THROUGH SERVICE IN PERSONAL, BUSINESS, AND COMMUNITY LIFE.

AIDING AREA VETERANS AND SUPPORTING CHARITABLE EFFORTS IN THE COMMUNITY.

Provide service and support to the local community while promoting the object of .

TO PROVIDE SERVICE TO OTHERS, TO PROMOTE HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS, AND TO ADVANCE WORLD UNDERSTANDING, GOODWILL, AND PEACE THROUGH ITS FELLOWSHIP OF BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL, AND COMMUNITY LEADERS.

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND RURAL HEALTH CARE

THE SOLE ACTIVITY FOR THE TRUST IS TO AWARD FUNDS TO COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES, OTHER ENTITIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISTRIBUTING SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFIED APPLICANTS. LISTED BELOW ARE THE INSTITUTIONS ENTITIES AMOUNTS AWARDED FOR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2021. QUAPAW AREA COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 5,000 BAPTIST HEALTH FOUNDATION 10,000 UALR FOUNDATION 20,000 IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 60,000 CENTRAL ARKANSAS CHAPTER OF FCA 10,000 PULASKI TECHNICAL COLLEGE FOUNDATION 25,000 RAZORBACK FOUNDATION, INC. 15,000 ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION 75,000 CRU 65,000 NORTHWEST AR COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION 15,000 _______ TOTAL 300,000

Betterment of Fouke, AR

Serve approximately 7,000 people in 16 villages 40 minutes North West the capital Teguicapla, Honduras. Working with local leaders to create economic opportunity, improve community health and supplement education for children.

PROVIDE COMMUNITY SUPPORT BY PROVIDING HUMAN SERVICES THAT ADDRESSES IMMEDIATE AND LONGTERM NEEDS IN THE AREAS OF HOMELESSNESS, HUNGER, POVERTY, ADDICTION, EDUCATION, AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING.

THE "") IS ORGANIZED FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES TO FURTHER THE UNDERSTANDING OF AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL ISSUES, AND TO SUPPORT THE AGRICULTURAL AND RURAL COMMUNITY THROUGH FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR EDUCATION, RESEARCH, LITIGATION, AND DISASTER RELIEF.

IS A PEOPLE DEVELOPMENT COMPANY; BUILDING ADULTS AND YOUTH ALIKE. WITH A WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE AND COMBINED EXPERIENCE IN SPORTS, BUSINESS, LEADERSHIP AND EDUCATION, WE OFFER VERY UNIQUE AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS THROUGH TRAINING AND RESOURCES. WE ARE COMMITTED TO PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF INDIVIDUALS, TEAMS AND ORGANIZATIONS. OUR VISION IS TO IMPACT AND INSPIRE OTHERS AS THEY STRIVE TO ACHIEVE PEAK PERFORMANCE IN THE AREAS OF TEAM ENHANCEMENT, LEADERSHIP, AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT.

DENVER CULTUTRAL PROPERTY TRUST - TO SUPPORT PROVIDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR THE DENVER CULTURAL COMMUNITY

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