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1		Columbia, SC
2		GREENVILLE, SC
3		Columbia, SC
4		CHARLESTON, SC
5		HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC
6		COLUMBIA, SC
7		MOUNT PLEASANT, SC
8		hardeeville, SC
9		GREENVILLE, SC
10		JOHNS ISLAND, SC
11		SUMTER, SC
12		CONWAY, SC
13		NORTH CHARLESTON, SC
14		SENECA, SC
15		Myrtle Beach, SC
16		COLUMBIA, SC
17		COLUMBIA, SC
18		Spartanburg, SC
19		MOUNT PLEASANT, SC
20		SUMTER, SC
21		CAMDEN, SC
22		BEAUFORT, SC
23		AIKEN, SC
24		MC CLELLANVILLE, SC
25		GREENVILLE, SC
26		COLUMBIA, SC
27		BENNETTSVILLE, SC
28		Myrtle Beach, SC
29		Greenville, SC
30		AIKEN, SC
31		Ladson, SC
32		GREENVILLE, SC
33		MOUNT PLEASANT, SC
34		FLORENCE, SC
35		SUMTER, SC
36		BARNWELL, SC
37		COLUMBIA, SC
38		SPARTANBURG, SC
39		SUMTER, SC
40		SUMTER, SC
41		MYRTLE BEACH, SC
42		CATAWBA, SC
43		CAMDEN, SC
44		ANDERSON, SC
45		SUMMERVILLE, SC
46		COLUMBIA, SC
47		CONWAY, SC
48		CHARLESTON, SC
49		ABBEVILLE, SC
50		GREENVILLE, SC

TO PROMOTE THE HEALTH EDUCATION WELL BEING OF INDIVIDUALS FAMILIES IN THE GREATER MIDLANDS THROUGH LEADERSHIP TRAINING, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THE ARTS

PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF RESEARCH AND ADVOCACY EFFORTS LOCALLY, REGIONALLY, AND NATIONALLY THROUGH FUND-RAISING FITNESS EVENTS.

To support Therapists and students through providing education, networking, professional development by hosting conferences, panel discussion, website articles, workshops, round-table discussions and hands-on in-services. Provides professional development support and opportunities to earn required credentialing educational units. Also promotes awareness and professionalism in Therapists, sleep technologists, students and high school allied health students.

TO ADVANCE PREVENTION,DETECTION, TREATMENT REHABILITATION OF ORAL, THROUGH PUBLIC AWARENESS, RESEARCH, ADVOCACY SURVIVORSHIP.

FUNDING MEDICAL CAUSES, DISASTER RELIEF AND HUMANITARIAN RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS.

PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES AND HEALTH FACILITIES OWNED, OPERATED, OR MANAGED BY PRESBYTERIAN COMMUNITIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Corporation is organized and operated to promote the well-being of the people in the greater area through support of community health initiatives, education, clinical research, and equal access to quality healthcare for all members of the community

gives financial assistance to pay the medical care of . this care is provided mostly those pet individually owned. we also help rescues and sanctuaries cover their medical needs in times of emergencies.

WE PARTNER WITH SMALL CHURCHES WHO NEED HELP DEVELOPING A STRATEGIC PLAN TO GET THEIR CHURCH ON A PATH TO HEALTH AND SUSTAINABILITY. WE HOST CONFERENCES ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND OFFER COACHING AND TRAINING.

FINANCIALLY AND EMOTIONALLY HELPING CHILDREN AND ADULTS BATTLING BRAIN TUMORS OR CANCER

INSPIRE . SERVE WITH COMPASSION. BE THE DIFFERENCE.

TO ORGANIZE AND MAINTAIN A COMMUNITY HEALTH COALITION THAT INCLUDES HOSPITALS, MEDICAL CENTERS, CLINICS, PHYSICIANS IN PRIVATE PRACTICES AND THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY TO ADDRESS THE ISSUE OF LONG-TERM HEALTH CARE FOR THE INDIGENT AND THE MEDICALLY UNINSURED.

THE DISBURSED A TOTAL OF $46,100 TO 26 NON-PROFITORGANIZATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL, CIVIC, RELIGIOUS, MEDICALOR OTHER CHARITABLE USES.

TO IDENTIFY PHILANTHROPIC RESOURCES AND RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE MISSION OF AND ITS COMMUNITY HEALTH PROGRAMS

Provide funds to support various organizations in and limited surrounding areas. Organizations that are funded must be members the following class beneficiaries named in the governing document: YMCA/YWCA, Churches, Health Care Facilities, Public Libraries.

TO ENCOURAGE WORTHWHILE SOCIAL AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINE.

CONNECTS PEOPLE AND RESOURCES TO IMPROVE QUALITY LIFE IN . INVESTS IN A BROAD RANGE COMMUNITY PROGRAMS THAT INCREASE ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE, IMPROVE STUDENT SUCCESS, ASSIST PEOPLE IN CRISIS TO ACHIEVE LONG TERM STABILITY.

OUR MISSION IS TO PUT PRINCIPLES INTO PRACTICE THROUGH PROGRAMS THAT BUILD A HEALTHY SPIRIT, MIND AND BODY FOR ALL.

The mission of the will be to serve the needs of the entire community, patients who depend upon care rendered by member physicians, and organizations, hospital systems, and allied health resources, which strengthen the physician/patient relationship.

TO IDENTIFY THE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICE NEEDS , , AND LEE COUNTIES, AND THROUGH AN ORGANIZED JOINT EFFORT, RAISE AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO MEET THOSE NEEDS.

FUNDS RECEIVED FROM PROGRAMS ARE USED TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO NURSING STUDENTS.

TO BE LEADING FORCE FOR SOCIAL CHANGE TO IMPROVE BASIC NEEDS, EDUCATION, HEALTH AND FINANCIAL STABILITY OUTCOMES FOR CITIZENS BEAUFORT AND JASPER COUNTY.

TO SUPPORT THE LOCAL MEDICAL COMMUNITY.

THE CENTER IS AVOLUNTARY HEALTH AND WELFARE NONPROFIT CORPORATION THAT HELPS THE COMMUNITY AND ACTS AS AN ADVOCATE FOR THE ELDERLY THAT IS FUNDED AT MANY LEVELS

STRIVES TO PROVIDE SERVICES, CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, AND ANY OTHER TYPES OF AID NECESSARY AND/OR AVAILABLE TO PROVIDE WHILE DOING SO IN A CHRISTIAN SETTING.

THE EXISTS TO SUPPORT THE MISSION AND PURPOSES OF AND ITS RELATED ACTIVITIES. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY BUILDING AWARENESS OF KEY ISSUES IN THE COMMUNITY AND DEVELOPING FINANCIAL RESOURCES FOR TO USE IN ADDRESSING SUCH ISSUES.THE INITIATIVES OF THE ARE LINKED TO THE STRATEGIC PLAN OF AND MEASURED TO IMPROVE THE PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, AND SPIRITUAL OF OUR COMMUNITY. WE SHARE THIS FUNDAMENTAL COMMITMENT IN IMPROVING THE HUMAN CONDITION IN OUR COMMUNITY.

EMERGENCY RELIEF PROGRAM PROVIDING HEALTH CARE AND EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO QUALIFIED INDIGENT CITIZENS OF

Help with medical and training bills for Officers

TRANSPORTATION AND MOBILITY - CONTINUED WORK TO IMPROVE MOBILITY IN GREENVILLE COUNTY BY IMPLEMENTING RECOMMENDATIONS FROM 2015 STUDY OF PUBLIC TRANSIT AND AND HUMAN SERVICES TRANSPORTATION. ACTIVITIES INCLUDED RAISING AWARENESS OF PUBLIC TRANSIT SYSTEM, EXPLORING DEVELOPMENT OF AND HUMAN SERVICES TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM, MEETING WITH AND SPEAKING TO LOCAL STAKEHOLDERS ON IMPROVED TRANSPORTATION, SPEARHEADING FORUM ON TRANSIT, HOUSING, AND LAND USE. ADDITIONALLY, THE RESEARCHED A NEW MISSION FOCUS AREA OF COMMUNITY NEEDS.

The organization served 11,827 households with emergency assistance representing 18,690 individuals in Aiken County, SC in 2021. Services include food, clothing, utility and medical assistance, transportation, rent assistance, furniture and housewares. 15,765 volunteer hours were recorded. The total community impact of ACTS programs and services was $359,204.

Management and oversight of related hospital and subsidiaries.

PREVENTING AND TREATING HIV THROUGH DIRECT SERVICES, ADVOCACY, EDUCATION AND AWARENESS. INCLUDES DIAGNOSIS, LINKAGE TO CARE, HIV MEDICAL CARE, PRIMARY CARE, CASE MNGMNT, SUPPORTIVE SRVCS, PREVENTION, HOUSING ASSISTANCE.

PROVIDES A WORLD CLASS 10-K ROAD RACE AND OTHER RELATED EVENTS AND PROMOTES CONTINUOUS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE THROUGH EDUCATION, OPPORTUNITY AND MOTIVATION.

MISSION IS THAT HOMELESS RECEIVE FOOD, SAFE HOUSING, AND CLOTHING, ARE BEING LED TO FAITH IN CHRIST, AND BECOMING CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS BODY CHIRST AND SOCIETY. AS A PART MISSION, MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE PROVIDED IN ADDITION TO SHELTER, COUNSELING AND REFERRAL SERVICES, AND CHRISTIAN WITNESS AND EDUCATION. RESIDENTS HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO SET REALISTIC LONG-RANGE GOALS, ESTABLISH HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PATTERNS, AND FIND PERMANENT WORK AND LIVING ARRANGEMENTS. IN 2016 PROVIDED 23,400 NIGHTS SAFE LODGING TO 780 PEOPLE (234 WOMEN, 78 CHILDREN, AND 468 MEN), 70,200 NUTRITIOUS MEALS TO RESIDENTS, VOCATIONAL TRAINING FOR 234 RESIDENTS IN MERCHANDISING, FOOD PREPARATION/MANAGEMENT, AND OFFICE SKILLS WERE TAUGHT AS RESIDENTS WORKED IN EACH LOCATIONS, PROVIDED OVER 4380 TRIPS TRANSPORATION TO VARIOUS LOCATIONS ON BEHALF RESIDENTS FOR EMPLOYMENT, INTERVIEWS, AND APPOINTMENTS.

TO ASSESS THE NEEDS OF COUNTY RESIDENTS IN CRISIS AND PROVIDE COUNSELING, AND/OR FOOD, AND/OR CLOTHING, AND/OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR FUEL, UTILITIES, MEDICAL CARE, PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, TRANSPORTATION AND HOUSING, AND/OR MEDICAL CARE, AND/OR EMERGENCY SHELTER, AND/OR CONSTRUCTION REPAIRS TO RESIDENCE.

TO PROVIDE MEDICAL, DENTAL, VISION AND PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES AT NO CHARGE TO THE PEOPLE OF THE DEPT OF COLON, VIA MEDICAL MISSION TEAMS AND TELEMEDICINE SERVICES. EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND ASSISTANCE ARE PROVIDED AS WELL AS ASSISTANCE TO COMUNION H ORPHANAGE.

MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPLIES TO HUMANITARIAN AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS AND MISSIONARIES.

IS THE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION PROVIDING HIV AND AIDS , PREVENTION AND ADVOCACY IN SPARTANBURG, CHEROKEE, AND UNION COUNTIES OF SOUTH CAROLINA. THE MISSION OF , ., AN EDUCATIONAL AND ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION, IS TO COORDINATE AND PROVIDE MEDICAL, SOCIAL, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AFFECTED BY OR AT RISK FOR HIV. SINCE OUR CREATION IN 1994, WE HAVE SERVED OVER 1,700 INDIVIDUALS LIVING WITH AIDS. THAT IS WHAT WE DO AND WE DO IT VERY WELL, BUT OUR REAL MISSION MUST ALSO ADDRESS PREVENTION AND EDUCATION. UNLIKE SERVICES RELATING TO , THESE PROGRAMS MUST BE SUSTAINED ENTIRELY BY LOCAL RESOURCES. TO PUT IT ANOTHER WAY: WE KNOW HOW MANY WE HAVE SERVED; BUT WE WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO QUANTIFY - OUT OF THE THOUSANDS WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN OUR EDUCATION AND PREVENTION EFFORTS - THE NUMBERS THAT, THROUGH CORRECT INFORMATION, HAVE AVOIDED HIV/AIDS.

SUPPORT and ADVANCE ACTIVITIES, PURPOSES, and OBJECTIVES OF PRISMA HEALTH .

IS A COMPREHENSIVE PRIMARY HEALTHCARE PRACTICE DEDICATED TO BUILDING A HEALTHY COMMUNITY AND IMPROVING THE , WELL-BEING, AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF EACH PERSON SERVED.

To assist underinsured and uninsured patients and support patient advocacy and education programs.

Topreventthesuffering,neglect,abuseofcompanionanimalsinChesterCounty,SC.;helpinganimalsabandonedinlocalsheltersbyprovidingasafehavenandveterinarycareuntiladoptersarefound;educatingthepublicabouttheimportanceofspay neuteringandprovidinglowcostspay neuteringforcountyresidentswhohavefinancialneed;providingfinancialassistanceforlowincomecountyresidentswhentheirpetshaveanemergencyhealthcrisis.

CONTINUES TO WORK TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THE RESIDENTS OF KERSHAW COUNTY AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

VOLUNTEER SERVICES

SERVICE OF BUSINESS LEADERS WORKING LOCALLY TO COMBAT HUNGER, IMPROVE HEALTH AND SANITATION, PROIRITIZE EDUCATION, PROMOTE PEACE AND ERADICATE POLIO UNDER THE MOTTO OF SERVICE ABOVE SELF.

TO CREATE RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND ATTRACT RESOURCES THAT ALLOW AND ITS MEMBER HOSPITALS TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

THE AGENCY ADMINISTERS PROGRAMS TO PROMOTE HEALTH, EDUCATION, WELFARE, HOUSING AND EMPLOYMENT FOR QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS IN THEIR COMMUNITY.

THE FOUNDATION (THE "FOUNDATION") WAS INCORPORATED IN JULY 1966 UNDER THE LAWS AS AN EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE, ELEEMOSYNARY FOUNDATION TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL, RESEARCH, CLINICAL, AND OTHER FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS THE ("MUSC"). IN 2005, THE FOUNDATION EXPANDED ITS PURPOSE BY AMENDING ITS BYLAWS TO PROMOTE THE SAME TYPES PROGRAMS THROUGH THE HOSPITAL AUTHORITY ("MUHA"), A COMPONENT UNIT MUSC. IF THE FOUNDATION IS DISSOLVED, ITS ASSETS SHALL BE TRANSFERRED TO MUSC AND USED BY MUSC IN ITS ACTIVITIES. THEREFORE, THE FOUNDATION MEETS THE DEFINITION ESTABLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENTAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS BOARD AS A COMPONENT UNIT MUSC. MUSC IS REQUIRED TO INCLUDE FINANCIAL INFORMATION THE FOUNDATION IN ITS REPORTING.

THE MISSION OF THE AREA MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION IS TO SUPPORT AREA MEDICAL CENTER IN ITS EFFORT TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF COMMUNITIES IT SERVES AND IN BECOMING THE FIRST CHOICE FOR HEALTHCARE IN THOSE COMMUNITIES.

INSPIRE HEALTH. SERVE WITH COMPASSION. BE THE DIFFERENCE.

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