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101		HOT SPRINGS, AR
102		Conway, AR
103		CONWAY, AR
104		RUSSELLVILLE, AR
105		JONESBORO, AR
106		SILOAM SPGS, AR
107		Dumas, AR
108		Forrest City, AR
109		PINE BLUFF, AR
110		LITTLE ROCK, AR
111		Grady, AR
112		NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR
113		LITTLE ROCK, AR
114		PRESCOTT, AR
115		BERGMAN, AR
116		McGehee, AR
117		PINE BLUFF, AR
118		BATESVILLE, AR
119		FAYETTEVILLE, AR
120		FAYETTEVILLE, AR
121		PARIS, AR
122		BENTONVILLE, AR
123		LITTLE ROCK, AR
124		Pearcy, AR
125		SILOAM SPRINGS, AR
126		TEXARKANA, AR
127		LITTLE ROCK, AR
128		RUSSELLVILLE, AR
129		LITTLE ROCK, AR
130		LITTLE ROCK, AR
131		McGehee, AR
132		Conway, AR
133		Jacksonville, AR
134		PINE BLUFF, AR
135		JONESBORO, AR
136		ALMA, AR
137		LITTLE ROCK, AR
138		EL DORADO, AR
139		JONESBORO, AR
140		SHERIDAN, AR
141		WYNNE, AR
142		MOUNTAIN VIEW, AR
143		HEBER SPRINGS, AR
144		MARION, AR
145		SALEM, AR
146		ASH FLAT, AR
147		MOUNTAIN VIEW, AR
148		WEST MEMPHIS, AR
149		CONWAY, AR
150		SILOAM SPRINGS, AR

PROVIDE EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO CITIZENS OF THE COMMUNITY

Hendrix Murphy programs are designed to enhance and enrich the study and teaching of literature and language at Hendrix College. The programs seek to invigorate the curriculum, enrich student experience, and encourage faculty development. They accomplish these goals by, among other things, bringing to Hendrix eminent artists, scholars, poets, translators, literary critics, authors, and theatre directors. These distinguished visitors teach classes, present lectures, serve as writers-in=residence, give readings, direct plays, and contribute to the life of the college in many other ways.

THE SOLICITS AND MANAGES ENDOWMENT FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, PROGRAMS, AND OTHER NEEDS. IT ALSO SOLICITS AND DISTRIBUTES RESTRICTED FUNDS FOR PROGRAMS, BUILDINGS, AND FUNDS FOR CURRENT OPERATING NEEDS THE AND THE .

THE PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT THROUGH THE GRANTING OF SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS TO BE DISTRIBUTED BY BASED ON ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT AND COMMITTEE SELECTIONS. THE ALSO PROVIDES OTHER INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT TO FOR THE OPERATION OF ITS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE MISSION OF . HEALTHCARE THROUGH FUNDING, VOLUNTEERISM AND COMMUNITY AWARENESS.

AS A REFLECTION OF OUR CHRISTIAN BELIEFS, PROVIDES CULTURALLY SENSITIVE, EFFICIENT, AND SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS THAT REQUIRE TECHNICAL AND MEDICAL SKILLS. PROJECT SITES INCLUDE THAILAND AND MYANMAR.

THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO BE ASSISTANCE AND PROMOTE THE CITY, COMMUNITY, AND BUSINESSES LOCATED IN . ALSO TO HELP WITH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FOR THE CITY, COMMUNITY, AND BUSINESSES.

To provide support of the educational and enrichment activities of .

IS A FOOD PANTRY and SOUP KITCHEN THAT HAS BEEN IN OPERATION FOR 38 YEARS. WE PROVIDE FOOD AND BASIC NECESSITIES FOR THOSE IN NEED.

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

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

THE MISSION OF THE NLR OF COMMERCE IS TO SERVE ITS MEMBERS BY IMPLEMENTING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES THAT STIMULATE ECONOMIC, COMMUNITY AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT IN .

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

IMPROVING LOCAL

The main purpose for the is to provide suppression for the community and surrounding rural area in our district. While suppressing fires it is essential to keep the firefighters safe while on calls and battling fires. Much equipment is needed and used during the event of a . The main source of funds comes from membership dues given voluntarily by the community. Once in awhile a grant award is received.

Development of the , Arkansas area. Financial and managerial support of Rohwer-Jerome WWII Japanese American Internment Museum, a 501(c)(3) organiation. Support of our local non-profit hospital. Development of a pocket-park in downtown , AR.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE ARKANSAS

FACILITATE INVOLVEMENT BY THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY IN THE PROMOTION OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY IN BATESVILLE, ARKANSAS.

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

DOMESTIC FUNDS

FURNISH FOOD, CLOTHING OR HELP

ENRICH EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, INCREASE COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, SUPPORT TEACHING INNOVATIONS, ENCOURAGE PARENTAL PARTICIPATION, RAISE AND PROVIDE FUNDING ACTIVITIES and PROJECTS WHICH SUPPORT ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE, AND ELEVATE AWARENESS OF THE .

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.

is a parent teacher organization whos primary mission is to support Agriculture Education at Schools, Agriculture Education students incur additional education costs (project and travel costs for education) the organization helps with.

OUR PURPOSE IS TO BE A CENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE AGENCY OF SILOAM SPRINGS AREA PROVIDING EMERGENCY RESOURCES OF FOOD AND CLOTHING AND REFERRAL SERVICES TO THOSE IN CRISIS AND NEED.

Note #1 - Part IIINote #1 Part IIIStatement of Program Service Accomplishments a. Promote and enhance the quality and availability of in Southwest Arkansas and Northeast Texas; and, to promote cooperation among communities, care providers, institutions, and related orgranizations in the area.b. Promote educaiton the public and care professionals.c. Participate in any activity designed and carried on to promote the general of the area.

THE MISSION OF IS TO SERVE FAMILIES, CHURCHES, AND THE COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING A K4-12 EDUCATION CHARACTERIZED BY EXCELLENCE IN THE PURSUIT OF TRUTH THROUGH A CHRIST-CENTERED WORLDVIEW.

PRIVATE SERVING 135 STUDENTS K THROUGH 12

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

CITY OF LITTLE ROCK - - SCULPTURE GARDEN

Development of activities and facilities for area youth. Promotion of higher education of local students. Maintenance of a public community meeting center.

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

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.

TO PROMOTE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE PERFORMING AND VISUAL AND TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROMOTION OF ARTISTIC EXPRESSION

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

AGRICULTURAL PROMOTION

AIDING AREA VETERANS AND SUPPORTING CHARITABLE EFFORTS IN THE COMMUNITY.

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.

TO COLLECT DONATIONS CARRY OUT INVESTING. DISTRIBUTIONS ARE MADE TO . FOR USE IN ITS OPERATIONS.

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

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