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1		VERONA, WI
2		Sun Prairie, WI
3		MILWAUKEE, WI
4		MADISON, WI
5		DELAVAN, WI
6		MADISON, WI
7		MADISON, WI
8		MILWAUKEE, WI
9		WAUWATOSA, WI
10		JANESVILLE, WI
11		MILWAUKEE, WI
12		Appleton, WI
13		NEENAH, WI
14		GRAFTON, WI
15		MADISON, WI
16		Prairie du Sac, WI
17		BROOKFIELD, WI
18		ASHLAND, WI
19		WEST BEND, WI
20		FALL CREEK, WI
21		WAUTOMA, WI

TO HOLD AN ANNUAL TO PROMOTE AND INCREASE THE HEALTH AND FITNESS OF PARTICIPANTS, AND USE THE EVENT AS A FUNDRAISER TO HELP SUPPORT OTHER NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT AND PROMOTE HEALTH AND WELLNESS, SUCH AS STROKE AWARENESS AND REHABILITATION.

To raise awareness and money for epilepsy research and program services for children with special needs.

Milwaukee Association, Local 8 is a labor organization representing union including four collective bargaining agreements. Its function is to unite professional within its jurisdiction who are eligible for membership without discrimination, regardless race, religion, creed, color, political orientation, citizenship, national origin, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, or family status. To organize professional in its jurisdiction to provide services to such organized professional . To secure improved wages, hours, working conditions, other economic advantages for professional in membership through collective bargaining to establish terms conditions for equitable fair dealing among its members.

TO OWN AND MANAGE PROPERTIES THAT PROVIDE AFFORDABLE SUBSIDIZED HOUSING FOR ADULTS WITH SEVERE DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

MISSION STATEMENT FOR STATE IT IS THE MISSION OF THE STATE TO PROVIDE CAMPING AT THE /EASTER SEALS RESPITE CAMP IN DELLS FOR FAMILY MEMBERS WITH SEVERE DISABILITIES, TO GIVE OTHER FAMILY MEMBERS RESPITE FROM PROVIDING 24/7 CARE FOR THAT INDIVIDUAL, AND TO HELP MAINTAIN THE BUILDINGS AND CAMPGROUND.

IS A NON-PROFIT, CONSUMER CONTROLLED INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTER (ILC) THAT PROVIDES AN ARRAY OF SERVICES PEOPLE OF ALL AGES WITH ALL TYPES OF DISABILITIES IN DANE, COLUMBIA, GREEN, AND DODGE COUNTIES IN SOUTH-CENTRAL WISCONSIN.

TO PROVIDE COMMUNICATION SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR FAMILIES WHO HAVE CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

PROVIDES TRAINING, EMPLOYMENT and SUPPORTIVE TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES OR DISADVANTAGES

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS (1) TO CREATE A FOR ENCOURAGING ENTREPRENEURSHIP MOTIVATED BY THE DESIRE TO GENERATE NEW EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND STIMULATE DEVELOPMENT; AND (2) TO PURSUE AND DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH PRODUCTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MEDICAL , AREA UNIVERSITIES AND TECHNICAL SCHOOLS, AS WELL AS THE AREA, THE STATE OF WISCONSIN AND THE REGION; (3) TO SUPPORT AND HOUSE NEW AND DEVELOPING BUSINESSES ENGAGED IN TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND RELATED ACTIVITIES, AND TO MODIFY AND REHABILITATE AND DEVELOP A TECHNOLOGY TO FURTHER THESE PURPOSES; 4) TO COMPLETE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COUNTY RESEARCH PARK AND TO MANAGE THE PARK IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS DECLARATION OF CONVENTS, CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS AND DESIGN GUIDELINES; AND VARIOUS DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS WITH PARK OCCUPANTS.

ASSISTANCE TO THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED

THE OF DEVELOPMENTAL MEDICINE IS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY DEVOTED TO THE STUDY OF OTHER CHILDHOOD ONSET DISABILITIES, TO PROMOTING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION THE TREATMENT MANAGEMENT OF THESE CONDITIONS, TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE PEOPLE WITH THESE DISABILITIES.

Grants to Caregivers and Daycare Centers to allow parents with children with special needs to return to work or obtain employment.

PROVIDING ELDERLY HOUSING AND ASSISTANCE TO ELIGIBLE CLIENTS IN NORTHEAST WISCONSIN.

Education and assistance with developmental disabilities

A MULTI-SERVICE AGENCY THAT ASSISTS OLDER ADULTS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, ENABLING THEM TO LIVE WITH DIGNITY AND INDEPENDENCE AND TO MAINTAIN HEALTH AND WELL-BEING. ORGANIZATION CEASED OPERATIONS IN 2020.

This entity is a water ski school for children and adults with disabilities, having instructors with USA Ski and Dive certifications; as well as Red Cross certified life guards for side . provides therapeutic recreation that reduces depression and anxiety while improving well-being and quality of life for those with disabilities - all in a safe environment.

THE MISSION WAHU IS TO PROMOTE AND SUSTAIN A KNOWLEDGEABLE AND PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP AND SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT FOR THOSE ENGAGED IN DISABILITY AND RISK MANAGEMENT; TO FURTHER THE ENHANCEMENT THEIR PROFESSIONAL SKILLS AND SERVICES, WHICH WILL FOSTER A GREATER FINANCIAL SECURITY AND INDEPENDENCE FOR THE CONSUMING PUBLIC.

ENHANCES THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR CITIZENS WITH DISABILITIES BY PROVIDING VITAL AND INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES THAT INTEGRATE THESE INDIVIDUALS INTO THE MAIN STREAM OF COMMUNITY LIFE.

TO HELP THOSE WITH LOSS OTHER ISSUES, TO HEAR THEIR BEST.

REHABILITATION AND EDUCATION

ACTIVITIES INCLUDES HOLDING OF FUNDS TRANSFERRED FROM WAUSHARA COUNTY TO WAUSHARA COUNTY COURTS ACTION OF 10-28-98, WHICH TRANSFER OCCURRED IN JANUARY 1999, UTILIZING INVESTMENT FUNDS EARNINGS OF WAUSHARA COUNTY CATS AND DOGS FOUND STRAY OR ABANDONED, AT A FACILITY MAINTAINED BY A LOCAL ANIMAL LOVER AND CAREGIVER THERE BEING NO OTHER FACILITY SUCH IN WAUSHARA COUNTY AREA (AS REPORTED ON PART I - COLUMN D - LINE 23).

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