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It is with immense enthusiasm and profound respect that I write this letter of recommendation for Chastity Chyld Incorporated. Over the years, I have witnessed firsthand the transformative impact this organization has on at-risk youth and young adults transitioning out of the foster care system.Under the visionary leadership of its CEO, Northern Star, MPH, DHSc, Chastity Chyld Incorporated has become a vital lifeline for a population that is highly vulnerable to homelessness, unemployment, and systemic instability. Their dedicated team provides much more than just transitional housing; they offer a comprehensive safety net that empowers young individuals to heal, grow, and achieve independence.What distinguishes Chastity Chyld Incorporated is their holistic approach. By combining safe, stable housing with essential life-skills education, coaching, and mentoring, they actively guide participants toward achieving long-term personal and academic success.

Seeing what this nonprofit does for Veterans and their families isn't just rare, it's awe-inspiring. They continually go above and beyond what their mission is for our Veterans and, not only them, but their families to include the children of those Veterans. As this nonprofit is very small and still infant, they are making a huge dent in the mission that is taking care of our Veterans who were promised by their Country to be taken care of. Within the last couple of years they have helped change a number of families whether it's through their mission [itself] or through the stories that they are able to tell to the public, and they've only pushed it further with each passing moment. The entire Team doesn't just talk the talk, they walk the walk. They understand the realities of being a Veteran and Veteran family; this shows true with each and everything they do. Bluntly, I cannot wait to see what the future holds for them and the strides they make with their impact. They are family.

I am a former US Army paratrooper who has found my airborne home after retirement. I get to experience the thrill of jumping and the comaradarie of brothers and sisters of a like mind. Thank you RCPT-USA

The Fort When Worth Aviation Museum is an amazing organization. When they say the most touchable warbirds in Texas they mean it! Come and see the amazing collection of airplanes and see for yourself!

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I have been volunteering for the past several years and the museum just gets better and better. I enjoy meeting with visitors from Albuquerque, from New Mexico, other states and other countries. And all seem to have such positive things to say about our little gem. I encourage you to stop by when in Albuquerque. You won't be disappointed.

This is an AMAZING organization! The Mission of Remember the Fallen, Honor Those Who Serve and Teach the Next Generation of value of freedom resonates deeply. The history of the organization teaches us the impact that the passion of one person can grow into a huge impact! The support and resources that they provide to their volunteers far surpasses any other organization that I have been involved with! I have been a member of many service organizations in my lifetime, participated in many service projects, NONE of them have the impact on me personally, and the community around me that Wreaths Across America does!

Zachor Shoah (which literally means remember the Holocaust) is an important educational organization that teaches educators how to under the Holocaust in historical and contemporary context. It is important that we understand the history of the Holocaust - and explore the roles that ordinary people played in resisting and enabling the events of the Holocaust. Learning from the past - Zachor Shoah, brings valuable workshops to under-served communities so that they can feel empowered to speak up against bullying, racism, anti-Semitism, hate, and intolerance.

I was asked to become part of the Gasparilla Concourse d’elegance the first year that Brando and Joanne Pistorius established the Concourse. These two have brought their expertise and love of vintage automobiles to this very exciting event. Drawing on their combined knowledge of the historic automobile world they have created one of the outstanding exhibits of Concourse cars that raises funds for a great charity (Friedreich's Ataxia, known as FA) while at the same time it is great addition to the Tampa Bay area’s events. The Gasparilla Concourse d’elegance provides a wonderful look back at the marvels of automobile history while being exceedingly valuable as a look back into our history.

I have visited the Assin tourist foundation and it's a place of wonder. <br> <br>Getting to know the history of the Assin's and learning more about the slave trade, is an eye opener. <br> <br> I invite everyone to join the tourist movement to Ghana, West Africa and enjoy the best historical tourist sites, especially the Assin Foundation. <br> <br>Thank you

One of a kind in the US! No other organization focuses on Chinese American genealogy that that meets monthly. I attended their first meeting in 2012 where there was only 10 people. With the pandemic, the group went online and now has followers in 26 states and internationally! There is never less than 200 viewers and a few had almost 500! The monthly programs and speakers are interesting, educational and informative and most of all, free to the public!

I admire the dedication of te Volunteers and members of this organization. I am white , but I really enjoy the friendship, the food, native dances, cultural events, picnic. Multicultural Events that The FAAP offer to residents of Pittsburgh. their dance trope is really amazing. The costumes are lovely, dances very inspiring. All in all it is an organization the enhances and promote the Cultural Diversity in Pittsburgh..

As a retired architect with a love for historic preservation, I got involved with the Cumberland 13 months ago to save a beautiful, historic landmark. However, over the past year, I’ve come to understand that the effort is much more than that. <br> <br>Moving and re-purposing the building as a community events center is just the beginning. We will be creating a valuable asset for the city of Albany to benefit local children and families for years to come. Once the construction and renovation work is complete, the city will have a unique facility located in an underserved area of Albany. <br> <br>The community events center will offer educational and enrichment programs with a focus on children and families. The programs are still under development but we’re looking at education elements ranging from health and nutrition to tutoring by young adults. Enrichment will focus on the arts, including music and dance. <br> <br>To ensure economic viability, the facility will also be available for rent and able to accommodate events ranging from business meetings to family gatherings such as weddings and reunions. <br> <br>In summary, this is about more than saving an historic building – it’s about investing in the community. This is why I’m committed to the Cumberland Community Events Center. I hope you’ll support the effort in any way you can. <br>

I have a Volume 22 Monticello '53 for Jefferson High San Anronio Tx that was purchased as part of an estate sale in Waco,Tx if this is of any interest to anyone please call Cheryl @ 2543667346

A lasting tribute to honor and recognize the courage and commitment of past and present men and women of Meridian and East Mississippi who have served in the U. S. Armed Services. The East Mississippi Veterans Memorial Park will HONOR, EDUCATE and INSPIRE.<br><br>HONOR: To honor and recognize our service members and to instill in each of us a sense of appreciation, respect and awe for the individuals who served honorably and who are serving in order to preserve the freedoms that we cherish.<br>EDUCATE: To educate visitors, community and future generations about American military history and the role and contributions played in it by Mississippi service members. The memorial will foster a public understanding of the sacrifices made by all and their families during their service to our country, especially to those Veterans who served on the battlefields in order to protect and maintain the freedoms we enjoy.<br>INSPIRE: To inspire future generations to serve and carryon those values and love of country that their past ancestors have done before them so that we can continue to have the freedoms and rights that our great nation was founded upon.<br><br>The East Mississippi Veterans Memorial Park will create a distinctive and unique world class Memorial that gives veterans, their families and the community a peaceful area to reflect on the past and honor those who served and are currently serving. A timeless venue to honor all our service members for generations to come.<br>

For years my dance team performed in the Harrison Christmas parade! It was always a great experience for my dancers! We always danced the whole route to applause from the onlookers and we always felt appreciated! Years back when it was at night time we were given little flash lights! This was super cool as well!! I have since retired after 15 years of teaching. My husband now has kidney dialysis and my.mom is living with us and is suffering from alsheimers. My dancers have gone on to college and some on to other dance teams as well, but we will always have our fond memories of performing you wonderful downhome town felt warm true Christmas feeling of Christmas parade in Harrison village! Thanks for the many years of the invites for JACI’s jazzettes dance team. Jaci Presby 451 plesant st Mc falls Maine 04289

The Veterans Memorial Center is a place all Veterans can feel welcomed as well as people who are interested in the military. They host many groups, Eagles Wings, Pearl Harbor, Vietnam Veterans, Arts Groups and others. They have a wonderful research library for those interested in military action or if you are studying various military battles, etc. They survive solely on donations and a few grants. If you haven't visited the museum, you are missing a great deal. I highly recommend them as one of the best non-profits going.

We have been so thrilled to help with Holidayfest and be volunteers as well as supporters for the past five years. We are proud of the work they do and how much they help the Charities.<br>

Run don't walk to stay away from this organization. Operating at a loss is a sure way to go out of business really soon. Too much drama and infighting with this organization for it to effectively make a change or assistance to the community. Actually the community views this organization as a complete joke with no value. Again, Run .... Don't Walk to Stay Away From This Organization!

Whoever posts data on their website is a copy/paste internet "historian". Any legitimate organization would follow copyright laws by posting credits to the websites where they copied their information.

Support Committee At Calverton National Cemetery, Inc. <br>PO Box 893 <br>Riverhead, NY 11901-0893 <br>http://www.calvertonmemorial.com/ ***** information@calvertonmemorial.com <br>Dennis L. Krulder – President <br> <br> <br>Please DO NOT USE THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS for any communication and/or correspondence, the IRS database is incorrect: <br> <br>210 Princeton Blvd <br>Caverton, NY 11933 <br> <br>We (Support Committee At Calverton National Cemetery, Inc.) are in the process of UPDATING OUR IRS 990 information now, with submission planned by April 1st, 2013 <br> <br>About - Support Committee At Calverton National Cemetery Inc. <br> <br>The Support Committee At Calverton National Cemetery Inc., is a not-for-profit charitable New York State Corporation (2007) with an assigned Internal Revenue Service, Department of the Treasury, 501(c)3 registration (#33-1164236), founded in 1978 with expressed focus of offering ceremonies, events, pro-grams, services at Calverton National Cemetery, with the approval of first director of Calverton National Cemetery, Theodore J. Nick (January 1978 – April 1980). Also being a Veterans Service Organization (VSO) servicing and supporting all veterans of all service branches, all periods of service, their families and friends at the Calverton National Cemetery. With major capital improvement projects, ongoing and/or planned, such as the “Avenue of Flags”, “Memorial Garden & Assembly Area” as well as other beautifica-tion and improvement projects, educational and informational outreaches increasing public awareness, youth mentoring programs, plus much more. <br> <br>

The MMA runs the Marines Memorial Building which is a frequent venue for lots of good work. That includes sessions on social media for nonprofits, seminars on PTSD and TBI ("The Brain at War") and a lot which helps military families and veterans.

The Bethany Improvement Foundation began in 2008 as the Bethany Centennial History Committee and published a hardback, colorful history book about Bethany. It sold out immediately. We also collected oral histories as part of our centennial project. <br> <br>In January, 2010, we became a 501-c-3 charitable organization. Major projects since then have included painting of historical murals in downtown Bethany and sponsorship of the Bethany 66 Festival (now in its 2nd year). We received a grant in 2011 from the Oklahoma Arts Council. <br> <br>Another Bethany history book will be published by Arcadia Publishing in Fall, 2012. <br> <br>All board members and workers on Bethany Improvement Foundation projects are volunteers.

As a new-comer to Waynoka the Historical Society museum has been my primary source of information about my adopted town. Waynoka Station provides hours and hours of entertainment to locals and visitors. The complex continues to grow and is preserving the heritage of our area.

A few weeks ago my Wife and I brought three of our Grandsons to the Freedom Trail. Like far too many locals, the boys had never been on it. By the time we reached your museum we were all a bit exhausted but I am so glad we took the time to go in! I have never experienced a museum more welcoming than yours. From the terrific introductory film to the hammocks, we really gained a sense of what it was like to be an 1812 sailor and we left with a very real appreciation of Constitution's rich legacy. I might add that your employees are the finest on the Freedom Trail. Our special thanks go to the staff who each took the time to share fascinating tales with us. After an afternoon of encountering tour guides and museum workers who ran the gamut from indifferent to downright surly it was a such a pleasure to meet three people who brought such genuine enthusiasm to their jobs! So my thanks to all of you. You managed to keep two octogenarians and three teenage boys thoroughly engaged. No mean feat in either case!