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51		HELENA, AR
52		BEARDEN, AR
53		PARAGOULD, AR
54		LOWELL, AR
55		PARAGOULD, AR
56		HOT SPRINGS, AR
57		RUSSELLVILLE, AR
58		LITTLE ROCK, AR
59		LITTLE ROCK, AR
60		Harrison, AR
61		FAYETTEVILLE, AR
62		BENTON, AR
63		GENTRY, AR
64		WRIGHTSVILLE, AR
65		SPRINGDALE, AR
66		NORTH LITTLE ROCK, AR
67		PARIS, AR
68		Hope, AR
69		Pearcy, AR
70		TEXARKANA, AR
71		McGehee, AR
72		LITTLE ROCK, AR
73		FORT SMITH, AR
74		FORT SMITH, AR
75		SPRINGDALE, AR
76		Conway, AR
77		Booneville, AR
78		Jacksonville, AR
79		LITTLE ROCK, AR
80		DARDANELLE, AR
81		WYNNE, AR
82		CONWAY, AR
83		PINE BLUFF, AR
84		Little Rock, AR
85		LITTLE ROCK, AR
86		JONESBORO, AR
87		ALMA, AR
88		LITTLE ROCK, AR
89		Dermott, AR
90		JONESBORO, AR
91		Little Rock, AR
92		Arkadelphia, AR
93		LITTLE ROCK, AR
94		HEBER SPRINGS, AR
95		McGehee, AR
96		LITTLE ROCK, AR
97		PARAGOULD, AR
98		LITTLE ROCK, AR
99		Texarkana, AR
100		HACKETT, AR

EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT

INDIVIDUAL RECEIVED EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS

Public Outdoor and Education

PROVIDE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES TO MEMBERSHIP AND CONDUCT CHARITABLE FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES TO THE MUTUAL BENEFIT ITS MEMBERS

FOOD, SHELTER, AND MEDICAL CARE FOR NEEDY.

PROVIDING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR THOSE THAT ARE SELECTED.

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.

EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND WORKSHOPS

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 basic human services such as food, clothing, shelter, medical, etc. for local people in need

IS COMMITTED TO IMPROVING THE HEALTH OF PEOPLE IN COMMUNITIES WE SERVE THROUGH COMPASSIONATE, HIGH QUALITY CARE, PREVENTION AND WELLNESS EDUCATION.

To promote biker safety by training and classes and to promote a positive image of through public awareness and recreational activities.

TO VOLUNTEER AND FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE STAFF AND STUDENTS OF INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL - TO PURCHASE SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND PROVIDE SUPPORT THAT WOULD OTHERWISE NOT BE AVAILABLE.

WORK WITH LOWER INCOME YOUTH TO PROVIDE HEALTH EDUCATION AND PREVENTION FISCAL MANAGEMENT OF SENIOR VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

THE MISSION OF IS TO ENABLE PARENTS TO OBTAIN SELF-SUFFICIENCY THROUGH POST SECONDARY EDUCATION.

PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE MENTAL FIELD IN THE STATE OF THROUGH EDUCATIONAL TRAINING AND CONSULTING OPPORTUNITIES.

FURNISH FOOD, CLOTHING OR HELP

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

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.

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 served as a conduit through which a related 501(c)(3) organization, Joseph Francis , was able to provide for the educational expenses of students and assistance for those with hardships.

RESEARCH IN THE AREA OF ORTHOPAEDIC OUTCOMES AND DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATIONAL MODELS FOR ORTHOPAEDIC PATIENTS.

TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION IN THE BY PROVIDING THE NECESSARY FUNDS FOR PROGRAMS NOT OTHERWISE FUNDED BY THE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

CHARITABLE/EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF , .

ASSISTS IN PROVIDING AND IMPROVING TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES EXISTING EMPLOYEES AND EMPLOYERS IN THE AREAS OF INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC EMPLOYMENT SKILLS AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES.

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

SCHOOL DISTRICT EIN 71-6021849

North Pulaski School District grant to promote community literacy

Educational museum

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.

TO PROVIDE CHRIST-LIKE HEALING TO THE THROUGH EDUCATION, TREATMENT, AND HEALTH SERVICES.

CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, YOUTH ACTIVITIES,TRAINING PROGRAMS, RETREATS

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

Education support and training for Troopers

PROVIDE INCENTIVES.

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 FOUNDATION PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS ENROLLED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF FAYETTEVILLE, DALE BUMPERS COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURAL, FOOD AND LIFE SCIENCES MAINTAINING A CUMULATIVE GPA OF 3.0 AND ENROLLED IN 30 HOURS PER YEAR.

Scholarship loans to qualifying individuals.

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

Environmental education and studies, conservation of natural resources, flora and fauna

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.

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT LITTLE ROCK

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND RURAL HEALTH CARE

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.

SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION - CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL

TO PROVIDE FUNDS IN THE FORM OF GIFTS, GRANTS AND SERVICES TO AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN FURTHERANCE OF THEIR SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

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.

To alleviate hunger in southwest Arkansas and northeast Texas through distribution and education.

PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF

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