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1		PHILADELPHIA, PA
2		CENTRAL CITY, PA
3		Willow Grove, PA
4		N HUNTINGDON, PA
5		CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, PA
6		PHOENIXVILLE, PA
7		HUMMELSTOWN, PA
8		HARRISBURG, PA
9		EXTON, PA
10		Kutztown, PA
11		GETTYSBURG, PA
12		HARRISBURG, PA
13		PITTSBURGH, PA
14		Scranton, PA
15		GETTYSBURG, PA
16		LANCASTER, PA
17		COATESVILLE, PA
18		LEOLA, PA
19		LAKE ARIEL, PA

COUNSELING HOMELESS HELP (PANTRI) HOSPITAL AND PRISIONS VISITING BIBLE SCHOOL FOR ALL

SUPPORTS AND MANAGES VARIOUS US COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS. SUPPORTS WOMENS SHELTERS, CHILDREN WITH LIFE ILLNESS AND RELIEF FOR US NATURAL DISASTERS. FUNDRAISES AND DONATES FUNDS TO M/S ANGELS OF EAST AFRICA UGANDA.

CREATED TO COMBAT THE GROWING EPIDEMIC OF HOMELESSNESS AMONG . DEVOTED TO BRINGING QUALITY OF LIFE AND TO PROMOTING PURPOSE DRIVEN LIVES FOR THE WHILE

A PITTSBURGH NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES BIRTHDAY CHEER TO CHILDREN EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS AND FAMILIES IN-NEED.

IS AN INTERDENOMINATIONAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO OBEYING JESUS BY MEETING NEEDS IN VULNERABLE POPULATIONS TO INCLUDE THE HUNGRY, FORGOTTEN, HOMELESS, ADDICTED, SICK, AND POWERLESS.

provides transitional housing and supportive services to empower women to break the cycle of dependence and poverty, enhance skills and move toward self-sufficiency. The House, is a home for six homeless women for a period of time (usually 6-9 mos)

Provided funding to qualifying nonprofit organizations so they could provide basic shelter and daily necessities to displaced or homeless families while providing financial, career, and emotional counseling. 999 people benefited.

TO END AND PREVENT HOMELESSNESS FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN THE , PENNSYLVANIA WITH THE HELP TRAINED MENTORING GROUPS WITHIN LOCAL CONGREGATIONS.

SERVING THE GREATER PHOENIXVILLE AREA BY PROVIDING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS.

RESCUE DOGS AND CATS FROM HIGH KILL SHELTERS FOR ADOPTION TO GOOD HOMES

THE THE ORGANIZATION IS TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE , INC, NAMELY TO ASSIST , INC. IN ITS EFFORTS TO 1) RESTORE DIGNITY TO THE SICK, POOR, AND HOMELESS BY PROVIDING FREE HEALTHCARE SERVICES AND BY ACTING AS AN INSTRUMENT "HEALING THROUGH LOVE," 2) SERVE AS A CATALYST FOR CHANGE IN THE HEALTHCARE COMMUNITY AND TO INSPIRE OTHERS TO IMPROVE THE WAY THEY SERVE, 3) TEACH ITS PATIENTS ABOUT HEALTHCARE AND TO EMPOWER THEM TO CARE FOR THEMSELVES, 4) PROVIDE FREE HEALTHCARE, INCLUDING MEDICAL AND PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS, TO THE UNINSURED AND UNDER-INSURED WORKING POOR SO THEY CAN REMAIN HEALTHY, SELF-SUFFICIENT, AND ABLE TO WORK, 5) PROVIDE HEALTHCARE TO THOSE MOVING OFF THE WELFARE SYSTEM AND INTO WORK, AND 6) PROVIDE HEALTHCARE TO THE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED THAT ARE IN TRANSITION FROM BEING RECENTLY UNEMPLOYED TO SEEKING NEW EMPLOYMENT.

DOWNTOWN DAILY BREAD, SOUP KITCHENSUPPLIES FOR THE HOMELESS

PROVIDE SVC TO SRS. OF HFN, SENIORS, CHILDREN and TO FAMILIES NEEDING HOUSING ASSISTANCE.

aims to aide living organ donors through financial aid housing assistance education aftercare and advocacy

This is established in memoriam First Lieutenant Robert A. , III, who was killed in action outside of Baghdad, Iraq on May 18, 2006 when his Humvee was struck by an IED. In his honor, this supports charities that provide direct services to military veterans of the War on Terrorism, as well as veterans at large from any other United States military war or conflict. Such services include medical treatment, housing assistance, psychological, physical, occupational, recreational, music and art therapies, companionship, mentoring, employment training, and other services that help veterans lead full and productive lives.

LHRP) PROVIDES NON-JUDGEMENTAL SERVICES, INCLUDING SYRINGE ACCESS, REDUCATION, BASIC HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION, AND RISK COUNSELING, TO THE MOST VULNERABLE AND HARD-TO-REACH POPULATIONS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COUNTIES OF HARRISBURG, , AND YORK. LHRP SEEKS TO ASSIST THE HOMELESS, THE UNINSURED, INJECTION DRUG USERS, AND SEX WORKERS.

THE MISSION THE ORGANIZATION IS TO ASSIST SINGLE MOTHERS, WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN, EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS TO SECURE PERMANENT HOUSING, STABILITY ACCESS TO RESOURCES IN THEIR COMMUNITY THROUGH RELATIONSHIPS WITH PROFESSIONAL STAFF MENTORING FRIENDSHIPS FROM LOCAL CONGREGATIONS.

PROVIDED HOUSING TO PEOPLE TRANSITIONING FROM HOMELESSNESS TO PERMANENT HOUSING, TO INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED HOMELESSNESS AT ONE TIME, AND TO THOSE WHO NEED HELP WITH RENT BY PAYING BELOW MARKET RENT. PROVIDED A STRUCTURED MENTORING PROGRAM TO TENANTS TO BE PART OF THE LIFE SKILLS PROCESS AND AVOID BECOMING HOMELESS AGAIN.

FOUNDATION SUPPORTED 6 NONPROFIT ANIMAL SHELTERS AND ORGANIZAITONS THROUGHOUT NORTHEASTERN PA

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