The juvenile justice coalition strives to provide a youth-centered organizational vehicle for people affected by the juvenile justice system and their communities through policy advocacy, community organizing and education, and nurturing leadership. we work in communities to protect at- risk youth from becoming incarcerated, work with currently incarcerated youth to make sure they are safe and that their needs are met, and work with recently released youth to ensure they do not recidivate. we also have close partnerships with other organizations that do work similar to ours in order to present a united front for change, work with the department of youth services to serve as a watchful eye to protect the youth in their care, and meet with legislators to make real, lasting change to the laws in ohio that directly affect young people.

The specific objectives and purposes of the corporation shall be: to initiate new christian churches in rural and urban areas of zimbabwe, africa and to train church members in zimbabwe in the areas of preaching, teaching, and church administration.

Utilizes research-proven curricula to ensure outstanding academic performance by all its diverse student population.

The capitol city gymnastics booster club exists to support the capitol city gymnastics usag girls competitive gymnastics team. the capitol city gymnastics booster club coordinates and assists coaches and teams with event issues, uniform orders, awards banquets and pictures, while promoting sportsmanship and fellowship throughout all activities.

To educate the public & preserve military history.

The mission of madison christian school is to partner with parents and churches to lead students toward god, scripturally educating the whole person spiritually, academically, emotionally, socially, and physically to become strong christian leaders.

To support the activities of the licking county foundation to meet the needs of the growing and changing licking county community. this may be done by providing funds to the licking county foundation in furtherance of its purposes in licking county and elsewhere. the foundation also makes distributions to various organizations that qualify as charitable exempt organizations under 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code.

The groveport community improvement corporation (the "corporation") was created in 2002 and incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation under title xvii, chapters 1702 and 1724 of the ohio revised code for the purpose to advance, encourage, and promote industrial, economic, commercial and civic development for the city of groveport (the "city"). the corporation has been designated as the city's agent for industrial and commercial distributions, research development and community events