The Nonprofit Ecosystem in Washington

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THE DC THEATER ARTS COLLABORATIVE PROVIDES FINANCIAL AND OTHER ASSISTANCE TO SMALL AND EMERGING NONPROFIT THEATER COMPANIES IN THE WASHINGTON, DC METROPOLITAN AREA AND ELSEWHERE. ITS GOAL IS TO PROVIDE A HOME FOR THE ARTS IN WASHINGTON, DC, WITH A GOAL TO BRING ART PRESENTATIONS, PERFORMANCES, EXHIBITS AND INSTRUCTION AT REASONABLE COST TO ARTISTS, ART GROUPS, AND PATRONS IN NEIGHBORHOODS WITH LOWER THAN AVERAGE ACCESS TO THESE EXPERIENCES AND SERVICES.

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THE KEY SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION (PTO) IS A NON-PROFIT SERVICE ORGANIZATION DEVOTED TO THE IMPROVEMENT AND ENHANCEMENT OF THE KEY SCHOOL. ALL KEY SCHOOL PARENTS ARE WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE AND ENCOURAGED TO BRING THEIR TALENTS AND IDEAS TO THE PTO.

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TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC MISSION OF THE LUPUS FOUNDATION OF AMERICA.

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FACILITATES THE IMPLEMENTATION OF FEDERAL LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE LAW AND PROMOTES THE OBJECTIVES OF THE REGIONAL COMPACTS.

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TO PROMOTE RESEARCH ON PROBLEMS RELATING TO THE PARKING INDUSTRY AND EDUCATION AND RECOGNITION OF INDIVIDUALS.

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SPARK CATALYTIC CHANGE ACROSS THE DEVELOPING WORLD BY IMPLEMENTING LOW-COST AND REPLICABLE INTERVENTIONS THAT PROFOUNDLY IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE.

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A.THE ECONOMIC INVESTMENT ALLIANCE IS A COALITION TO PROMOTE GROWTH IN AMERICA THROUGH EFFECTIVE TAX POLICIES LIKE FULL EXPENSING. COMPANIES LARGE AND SMALL ARE INVESTING IN THE U.S. THROUGH NEW INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS AND BUILDING INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO TOMORROWS PROBLEMS. THESE INVESTMENTS IN THE AMERICAN ECONOMY ARE MADE POSSIBLE BY POLICIES LIKE FULL EXPENSING. EXTENDING THE POLICY WOULD BENEFIT THE U.S. ECONOMY AND BUSINESSES INVESTING IN AMERICAN COMMUNITIES.

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THE DAY CARE WILL PROVIDE A SAFE, AFFORDABLE, HIGH QUALITY CHILD CARE FOR THE RESIDENTS IN DC TO SUPPORT FAMILIES THOSE FAMILIES WHO HAVE LOW- TO MODERATE INCOMES. HOME ENVIRONMENT FOR AGES SIX WEEKS TO THREE YEARS.

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BREADCOIN FOUNDATION LTD'S FOOD TOKEN IS A TOOL THAT ENABLES PEOPLE TO WORK TOGETHER IN RESPONSE TO HUNGER NEEDS.

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THE PHOENIX CENTER WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1998 WITH A MISSION TO PROVIDE INDEPENDENT ASSESSMENTS OF THE ECONOMIC AND MATERIAL IMPLICATIONS OF REGULATORY AND ECONOMIC POLICY IN THE U.S. AND ABROAD. TO ACHIEVE THIS GOAL, THE CENTER SUPPORTS OBJECTIVE, SOLUTIONS-BASED ACADEMIC RESEARCH UNENCUMBERED BY POLITICAL HYPERBOLE, PARTISANSHIP, AND IDEOLOGICAL AGENDAS. ITS WORK IS GROUNDED IN FACT, LAW, AND ECONOMIC THEORY.

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THE SECOND LOOK PROJECT WAS FOUNDED TO PROVIDE ADVOCACY AND LEGAL SUPPORT FOR INDIVIDUALS GIVEN EXTREME SENTENCES AS YOUTH IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

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The goal of this organization is to provide philanthropy, voluntarism and grantmaking services where the major purpose is unclear enough that a more specific code cannot be accurately assigned.

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THE MISSION OF THE CONSERVATIVE CLIMATE FOUNDATION IS TO ENGAGE AND INFORM THE PUBLIC AND POLICYMAKERS ABOUT REDUCING GLOBAL AND DOMESTIC EMISSIONS WITH COMMON SENSE, ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES,

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The goal of this organization is to work for the passage and enforcement of laws or other social measures that will more effectively protect the rights of specific groups.

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TO IMPROVE THE PRACTICE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY AND PSYCHOANALYSIS THROUGH EDUCATION, USING A SELF PSYCHOLOGICAL AND RELATIONAL APPROACH.

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TO PROVIDE A NETWORK THAT ALLOWS MEMBERS TO SERVE THEIR CLIENTS IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND WORLDWIDE AND DEVELOP NEW CLIENTS AND NEW BUSINESS FOR MEMBERS.

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ATTAINMENT OF IDEAS AND AMBITIONS OF ITS MEMBERS, COMMUNITY, NATION, AND HUMANITY

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CRT PROVIDES INFORMATION TO HEALTHCARE SPECIALISTS TO ENHANCE THEIR KNOWLEDGE WITH REGARDS TO TRANSLATING EVIDENCE BASED SCIENCE AND CLINICAL TRIAL DATA INTO THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH ATHEROSCLERORSIS AND STRUCTURAL HEART DISEASE; DESCRIBE APPROPRIATE PHARMACOLOGIC MANAGEMENT IN THE CARE OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING DIAGNOSTIC ARTERIOGRAPHY AND INTERVENTIONAL THERAPIES BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER CATHETERIZATION; IDENTIFY AND COMPARE CURRENT AND CUTTING-EDGE INTERVENTIONS (CORONARY, PERIPHERAL AND VALVULAR); AND DISCUSS MEDICAL, SURGICAL AND ENDOVASCULAR TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR VASCULAR DISEASE.