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51		LITTLE ROCK, AR
52		Pine Bluff, AR
53		Fort Smith, AR
54		LITTLE ROCK, AR
55		HARRISON, AR
56		NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR
57		McGehee, AR
58		FORT SMITH, AR
59		NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR
60		HARRISON, AR
61		LITTLE ROCK, AR
62		MAGNOLIA, AR
63		CONWAY, AR
64		Fort Smith, AR
65		LITTLE ROCK, AR
66		LITTLE ROCK, AR
67		LITTLE ROCK, AR
68		Jacksonville, AR
69		Salem, AR
70		Grady, AR
71		LITTLE ROCK, AR
72		PINE BLUFF, AR
73		CABOT, AR
74		SPRINGDALE, AR
75		HEBER SPRINGS, AR
76		LITTLE ROCK, AR
77		Bentonville, AR
78		BULL SHOALS, AR
79		Hope, AR
80		RUSSELLVILLE, AR
81		FAYETTEVILLE, AR
82		LITTLE ROCK, AR
83		MOUNTAIN VIEW, AR
84		HOT SPRINGS, AR
85		CROSSETT, AR
86		VAN BUREN, AR
87		LITTLE ROCK, AR
88		PRESCOTT, AR
89		NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR
90		BENTONVILLE, AR
91		LITTLE ROCK, AR
92		WHITE HALL, AR
93		MOUNTAIN VIEW, AR
94		RUSSELLVILLE, AR
95		NEWPORT, AR
96		MOUNTAIN HOME, AR
97		NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR
98		PINE BLUFF, AR
99		LITTLE ROCK, AR
100		HACKETT, AR

TO PROVIDE WOMEN WITH VOLUNTEER AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING WITH A COMMUNITY FOCUS ON LITERACY AND CHILDHOOD OBESITY.

Provide Masonic guidance to the Chapters, provide monetary donations to members family upon death; provide community support; provide scholarships to further students education

Benevolent Organization supporting primarily Veterans and Children

THE EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE IS TO PROMOTE THE FOLLOWING EDUCATIONAL, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES: TO IMPROVE AND FACILITATE THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE; TO PROMOTE STUDY AND RESEARCH IN THE FIELD OF LAW; THE DIFFUSION OF KNOWLEDGE THEREOF; AND THE CONTINUING EDUCATION OF LAWYERS; TO CAUSE TO BE PUBLISHED AND TO DISTRIBUTE ADDRESSES, REPORTS, TREATISES AND OTHER LITERARY WORKS ON LEGAL SUBJECTS AND TO ACQUIRE, PRESERVE AND EXHIBIT RARE BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS, OBJECTS OF ART, AND ITEMS OF HISTORICAL INTEREST HAVING LEGAL SIGNIFICANCE OR BEARING ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE.

TO SERVE THROUGH PROGRAMS WITH A FOCUS ON CHILDREN and VETERANS.

THE SELECTED UNIVERSITIES IN ARKANSAS TO PARTICIPATE IN A PILOT PROGRAM TO FUND SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WHO HAD PREVIOUSLY DROPPED OUT OF SCHOOL AND WERE IN NEED OF FINANCIAL AID TO COMPLETE THEIR COURSE OF STUDY. STUDENTS WERE SELECTED BY COMMITTEES FROM THEIR RESPECTIVE UNIVERSITIES, EACH OF WHOM WAS TO RECEIVE UP TO $5,000 PER SEMESTER IN ORDER TO COMPLETE THEIR DEGREE. GOING FORWARD, THE INTENDS TO ENLARGE THE PILOT PROGRAM TO INCLUDE MORE SCHOOLS IN AN EFFORT TO DISTRIBUTE MORE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS. DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED 9/30/2021, THE PROGRAM EXPANDED FROM SIX PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES TO TEN UNIVERSITIES COMPOSED OF BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS. A TOTAL OF 24 SCHOLARSHIPS WERE FUNDED AS A RESULT OF THIS PROGRAM.

C.I.C. , . is a fifty unit apartment complex in McGehee, Arkansas providing low rent housing to its tenants.

THE IS ORGANIZED AS A 501(C)(3), NON-PROFIT CORPORATION EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES.IT IS THE MISSION OF THE TO RENDER SERVICES, COUNSELING, TRANSPORTATION AND FOR PERSONS AND FAMILIES WHO HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED AS HAVING BY A DULY LICENSED PHYSICIAN AND TO PROVIDE THESE SERVICES TO ALL PERSONS REGARDLESS OF INCOME, AGE, SEX, RACE, OR NATIONAL ORIGIN. WE WILL PROVIDE NON-MEDICAL TO THE HEALTH CARE COMMUNITY.THE PURPOSE OF THE DONALD W. REYNOLDS HOUSE IS TO PROVIDE A COST-FREE, ONGOING SYSTEM FOR PATIENTS TO ACTIVELY FIGHT THE DISEASE OF THROUGH PARTICIPATORY PSYCHOSOCIAL ACTIVITIES AND ESTABLISH GOALS DIRECTED TOWARD RECOVERY. THE PROGRAM IS AN ADJUNCT TO CONVENTIONAL MEDICAL TREATMENT.

TO CONNECT OLDER PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES WITH RESOURCES TO MEET THE OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES OF .

TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE AND COORDINATED PROGRAMS TO PROMOTE THE SOCIAL HEALTH AND WELFARE FOR LOW INCOME ELDERLY PERSONS IN ARKANSAS.

WE EXIST SO FAMILIES CAN GET BETTER TOGETHER THROUGH OUR THREE CORE PROGRAMS - , FAMILY ROOM, CARE MOBILE.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL AID and SCHOLARSHIPS

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 .

Scholarships for college students (list attached).

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

PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS ATTENDING THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES

EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND WORKSHOPS

To provide funds to LRAFB Private Organizations to further charitable causes with an emphasis on scholarships, school programs and other morale and welfare contributions

TO FOSTER COMARADERIE AMONG UNITED STATES OVERSEAS CONFLICTS. TO SERVE OUR , TO SERVE OUR , THE MILITARY AND OUR COMMNITIES. TO ADVOCATE ON BEHALF ALL .

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

OUR MISSION IS PROMOTING, IMPROVING ADVANCING THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING INDUSTRY IN THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, MORE PARTICULARLY, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, TRAINING, ADVANCE CRAFT TRAINING, CONSTRUCTION TECHNICAL EDUCATION, OTHER PROGRAMS FOR BETTERMENT OF INDUSTRY EMPLOYEES THE COMMON GOOD OF THE INDUSTRY.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE ARKANSAS

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS WERE PAID ON BEHALF OF 4 STUDENTS.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND SUPPORT TO FAMILIES OF ARKANSAS VETERANS

COUNTY EXISTS TO GIVE TIME, ENERGY, TALENTS AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO MEDICAL CENTER-HEBER SPRINGS, TO ENSURE ITS MISSION OF PROVIDING QUALITY PATIENT CENTERED CARE.

TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFIED STUDENTS FOR TAEKWONDO AND TO FURTHER THE PRINCIPLES OF TAEKWONDO SET FORTH BY GRAND MASTER H U .

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

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

The primary purpose the Foundation, Inc. is to advance higher education by securing private financial support for all units and activities the .

CLEARING HOUSE OF INFORMATION AND REFERRAL SERVICE FOR VARIOUS ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS FOR LOW INCOME AND NEEDY FAMILIES IN POPE AND YELL COUNTIES IN ARKANSAS.

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ASSISTING INDIVIDUALS FAMILIES WITH CASTROPHIES, INCLUDING HOUSING, FURNERALS, CLOTHING, FOOD FINANCIAL SUPPORT.

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.

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

PROVIDE HOUSING NEEDY FAMILIES

TO BENEFIT THE PUBLIC THROUGH THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE CROSSETT AND ANY OTHER AFFILIATE THEREOF QUALIFYING AS A 501 (C) (3) OR 509 (A) ORGANIZATION.

Scholarships to Van Buren High School Students

SUPPORT , INC.

Scholarships

RAISING PUBLIC AWARENESS AND PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR PROGRAMS AND SERVICES.

STO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AID TO WHEN THEY EXPERIENCE EXTREME FINANCIAL HARDSHIP.

TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN A COLLEGE FUND TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS PURSUING STUDIES IN AGRICULTURE AS AN UNDERGRADUATE OR GRADUATE STUDENT AT A COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, OR OTHER QUALIFYING EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION.

ORGANIZATION HAS ITS PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE THE MAKING OF EDUCATIONAL LOANS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO NEEDY AND QUALIFIED STUDENTS.

AIDING AREA VETERANS AND SUPPORTING CHARITABLE EFFORTS IN THE COMMUNITY.

PAYMENT OF SCHOLARSHIPS

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS- 108 INDIVIDUALS (LISTING OF COLLEGES ATTACHED)

DURING 2021, THERE WERE 43 FULL AND PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO 43 QUALIFIED APPLICANTS.

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

SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATES OF STAR CITY HIGH SCHOOL, 37 RECIPIENTS SERVED.

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.

PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF

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