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101		MOUNTAIN VIEW, AR
102		STUTTGART, AR
103		McGehee, AR
104		MOUNTAIN HOME, AR
105		LITTLE ROCK, AR
106		Bentonville, AR
107		NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR
108		PINE BLUFF, AR
109		MOUNTAIN HOME, AR
110		LITTLE ROCK, AR
111		HACKETT, AR
112		LITTLE ROCK, AR
113		SPRINGDALE, AR
114		FLORAL, AR
115		Rogers, AR
116		LITTLE ROCK, AR
117		Bentonville, AR
118		Bentonville, AR
119		LITTLE ROCK, AR
120		HOT SPRINGS, AR
121		CABOT, AR
122		STUTTGART, AR
123		Fort Smith, AR
124		Mulberry, AR
125		Combs, AR
126		CONWAY, AR
127		HOT SPRINGS, AR
128		Fayetteville, AR
129		PARAGOULD, AR
130		ROGERS, AR
131		Bentonville, AR
132		HOT SPRINGS, AR
133		Garfield, AR
134		BARLING, AR
135		Bentonville, AR
136		ROGERS, AR
137		RUSSELLVILLE, AR
138		HOT SPRINGS, AR
139		West Fork, AR
140		PINE BLUFF, AR
141		Springdale, AR
142		Hot Springs, AR
143		JONESBORO, AR
144		LITTLE ROCK, AR
145		FAYETTEVILLE, AR
146		BENTONVILLE, AR
147		Bentvonville, AR
148		LITTLE ROCK, AR
149		PINE BLUFF, AR
150		Dumas, AR

AIDING AREA VETERANS AND SUPPORTING CHARITABLE EFFORTS IN THE COMMUNITY.

CIVIC SCHOLARSHIPS

FOUNDATION-CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FOUNDATION WERE USED TO PROVIDE FOR THE EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES OF STUDENTS, ASSISTANCE FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH HARDSHIPS, AS WELL AS FUNDING FOR VARIOUS OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

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

SCHOLARSHIPS AND BOOKS GRANTED TO QUALIFYING STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT LITTLE ROCK

Providing Scholarships to Worthy Children

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.

DURING 2021 THERE WERE 5 PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO 5 QUALIFIED STUDENTS.

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

TO PROVIDE SAFE HOUSING,RESTORATION, AND REINTEGRATION OF RESCUED VICTIMS OF HUMAN AND PROSTITUTION, THROUGH A VARIETY OF SERVICES AND CHRIST-CENTERED RECOVERY PROGRAMS

Expose our and their families to opportunities and resources through and that will enable them to pursue excellence, achieve their purpose and be empowered to make a difference themselves.

TO HONOR AND GLORIFY GOD BY HELPING THOSE THAT STRUGGLE WITH ADDICTION AND ALCOHOLISM, AND PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO THEIR FAMILIES.

Providing financial assistance to Fellowship Bible Church

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.

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

The 2nd purpose is to help make a difference in the lives of those experiencing situational or generational poverty by providing food, personal care goods and financial assistance.

THE IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FORMED IN FEBRUARY 2017 BY LOCAL ADVOCATES WANTING TO MAKE A DIRECT IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY IN . WE HELP INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WITH ACROSS THEIR LIFESPAN AND PROVIDE -FRIENDLY EVENTS AND RELEVANT WORKSHOPS AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES. WE RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT AND PROVIDE IMPORTANT RESOURCES AND SUPPORT TO FAMILIES. THROUGH FUNDING OF GRANTS FOR INNOVATIVE OR ALREADY EXISTING PROGRAMS, WE ARE COMMITTED TO IMPROVING THE LIVES OF THOSE AFFECTED BY . WE WILL ALSO PROMOTE ACTIVITIES TARGETING DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL SKILLS, WILL WORK TO OPEN DOORS TO JOBS OR INTERNSHIPS AT LOCAL COMPANIES, WILL SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGE LOCAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP, WILL POTENTIALLY CREATE OR SUPPORT BUSINESSES THAT SEEK SPECIFICALLY TO TRAIN AND HIRE INDIVIDUALS WITH , AND WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE OPTIONS FOR HOUSING AND SUPPORT FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING.

Related Services, assistance to crime victims Emergency Services for housing, shelter, food.

ENCOURAGE AND FINANCIALLY ASSIST FAMILIES BATTLING .

TO MOTIVATE, ENCOURAGE, AND EDUCATE CANCER PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES

Assistance to low income and/or homeless applicants in Sebastian County, Arkansas to assist with rent, utility bills and other costs of living.

We support the local Bi-County School District by awarding scholarships to seniors to continue after graduation. We also award teachers grants to enrich their classrooms. We have provided special seating, band instruments, clothing for choir members, literature, funds for field trips, etc.

Providing opportunities for families to experience Christ centered events.

Support community mental health, children in foster care, abused women and children, and recognition of individuals who make an impact in their community.

award of education al scholarships to Care students at National Park College

To provide support and fund meaningful equine therapy programs to foster physical, mental, and social health for veterans and their families

BRINGING THE WALL THAT HEALS TO PARAGOULD

TO SUPPORT WOMEN IN TRANSITION FROM SUBSTANCE USE WITH HOUSING AND TRAINING FACILTIES IN ORDER TO OPTIMIZE OPPORTUNITY AND TO AVOID RECURRENCE

Remove the barriors entry for mountain bikdes

FUNDRAISES FOR CHARITABLE PROGRAMS SUCH AS VETERANS SERVICES

Providing financial assistance to Seed Company and Hillsdale College

TO HELP THE PEOPLE IN NEED THROUGH ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS THE SALVATION ARMY , ANTIOCH AND HOPE CAMPUS. ALSO PROVIDE HELP TO THE POOR IN VIETNAM SUCH AS FOOD, HOUSING AND SCHOLARSHIPS

TO PROVIDE QUALITY AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO COMMUNITIES; TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO EDUCATION TO DISADVANTAGED YOUTHS; TO PROVIDE FRESH AND HEALTHY FOODS TO IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES; TO RELIEVE THE BURDEN OF GOVERNMENT;

THE ORGANIZATION EXISTS TO OFFER HOUSING,EDUCATION, FOOD, MEDICAL AID AND RESOURCES TO WIDOWS, WOMEN AT RISK AND HOMELESS CHILDREN IN THE POOREST COMMUNITIES IN THE NATION OF INDIA.

FUNDRAISING FOR VETERANS

THE SCHOLARSHIPS ARE FUNDED THROUGH VARIOUS FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES. THE PRIMARY ACTIVITY BEING ENTRANCE FEES FOR THOSE ENTERING THE LOCAL CHRISTMAS PARADE. THE ALSO RAISES FUNDS THROUGH DONATIONS MADE BY MEMBERS. OCCASIONALLY FUNDS THAT ARE RAISED WILL BE GIVEN TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING SHELTER AND FOOD FOR THE HOMELESS OR NEEDY WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY.

To provide free and accurate access to BIPOC Arkansan digital news and other . also exists to promote and support professionals of color in and surrounding regions. At the time of this filing, the digital publication received over 5,000 unique website visits a month, featuring the writings and stories of established BIPOC Arkansans.

THE AIM OF IS TO PARTNER WITH BOTH CIVIC AND CHURCH SUPPORTERS TO REPAIR ABANDONED, LOW-VALUE HOMES IN THE AREA USING PROFESSIONALS, LOCAL VOLUNTEERS AND STUDENTS FROM LOCAL SCHOOLS. OUR GOAL IS TO THEN RENT THE FOR A PERIOD OF TIME TO FAMILIES MAKING THE TRANSITION FROM POVERTY TO SEELF-SUFFICIENCY. THE HOUSES CAN THEN BE SOLD TO THOSE FAMILIES.

Providing and promoting educatorial opportunities for , its students and staff. Providing and promoting opportunities, including, but not limited to , facilities, fundraising and scholarships.

The purpose of the organization is to support the students, parents, staff, and teachers of the Programs by recruiting volunteers, raising funds, and conducting events.

Promote Veterans

PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO EXITING INCARCERATION

TO PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR COUNSELING, CRISIS INTERVENTION, RESIDENTIAL, AND FOSTER CARE FOR AND THEIR FAMILIES IN NORTHWEST ARKANSAS.

THE MISSION SPSFBC IS TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT SUPPORT TO FAMILIES IN BENTON COUNTY IN ORDER TO ENABLE PARENTS TO ATTAIN SELF-SUFFICIECY THROUGH POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION AND BRING THEM AND THEIR CHILDREN OUT POVERTY.

Provide Food and Financial Support for over 400 Needy families

RAISE FUNDS TO SPONSOR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENT ATHLETES AND TO FUND HEART DISEASE RESEARCH

IS A RESIDENTIAL (24 HOUR SETTING) FACILITY FOR MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY DISABLED ADULTS.

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