Health Charities That Don't Fund Animal Experiments - From Animals in Print 15 January 2002 Issue - A Newsletter concerned with: advances, alerts, animal, animals, attitude, attitudes, beef, cat, cats, chicken, chickens, compassion, consciousness, cows, cruelty, dairy, dog, dogs, ecology, education, egg, eggs, empathy, empathize, empa

Health Charities That Don't Fund Animal Experiments

Print out the lists and post them somewhere so you may reference them when making donations to charities.

If you are contacted by a charity that does test on animals please explain to them why you won't donate. Let your voice be heard for those that can't cry for help and encourage companies to rethink their archaic, outdated, cruel, inaccurate practices.

A+ Home Care, Inc.
Access to Independence, Inc.
Achievements, Inc.
Adult Training and Habilitation Center
Aging & Disabled Services, Inc.
AIM Center
Alaska Services for Enabling Technology
American Fund for Alternatives to Animal Research
American Kidney Fund
American Leprosy Missions
American Veteran's Relief Fund, Inc.
American Vitiligo Research Foundation
AmVets National Service Foundation
Arthritis Research Institute of America
Association for Community Living
Be an Angel Fund, T.H. Rogers School
Beth Haven
Better Hearing Institute
Birth Defect Research for Children (formerly the Association of Birth Defect Children)
Brain Injury Association of Florida, Inc.
Brain Injury Association, Inc.
Burke Foundation
Burnt Mountain Center
Butler Valley, Inc.
Calvary Fund, Inc.
Cancer Care
The Cancer Federation, Inc.
The Cancer Project (a special project of PCRM)
Career Development Center
Carroll County Health and Home Care Services
Carroll Haven Achieving New Growth Experiences (CHANGE)
Center for Creative Alternatives
Charlotte HIV/AIDS Network, Inc. (CHAN)
Chicago Hearing Society
Chicago House
Child Health Foundation
Children's Burn Foundation
Children's Immune Disorder
Children's Wish Foundation International
Collier County Association for the Blind
Colostomy Society of New York
Community Services
Comprehensive Advocacy, Inc.
Concerned Citizens for Humanity
Concerned Citizens for the Developmentally Disabled
Connecticut Institute for the Blind/Oak Hill
Creative Employment Opportunities
Creative Recreation in Special Populations, Inc. (CRISP)
Crestwood Children's Center
Cumberland County Association for the Blind
Danville Cancer Association, Inc.
DARTS
Deaf Action Center
Deaf Independent Living Association, Inc.
Deaf Service Center of St. Johns County
Deaf-Blind Service Center
Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS (DIFFA)
DeWitt County Human Resource Center
Disabled American Veterans
Disabled Resource Services
Dystonia Support System
Eagle Valley Children's Home
Elton John AIDS Foundation
Endometriosis Association
Epilepsy Association of the Sooner State
EYAS Corporation
F.A.M.I.L.Y. One-on-One Services
Families Helping Families at the Crossroads of Louisiana
Family Service Association
Federation of Families for Children's Mental Health
Five Acres/The Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Los Angeles
Floating Hospital
Florida Institute of Rehabilitation Education (FIRE)
Foundation for the Junior Blind
Friendly Hand Foundation
Friends of the Handicapped, Inc.
Getabout
Greener Globe
Hartville Meadows
Health Cares Exchange Initiative, Inc.
Heartland Opportunity Center
Hebron Community, Inc.
Heimlich Institute
Help Hospitalized Children's Fund
Help Hospitalized Veterans
Highland Waterford Center, Inc.
Hodan Center, Inc.
Home Care/Meals Bronx Home Care Services, Inc.
Hope House Foundation
Horizons Specialized Services, Inc.
Humboldt Community Access and Resource Center (HCAR)
Independence Crossroads
Indiana Rehabilitation Association
Institute for Rehabilitation, Research,and Recreation, Inc.
International Association of Physicians In AIDS Care
International Eye Foundation
Joshua Tree Feeding Program, Inc.
Kensington Community Corporation for Individual Dignity
Lake Whatcom Center
League for the Hard of Hearing Lifegains, Inc.
Little People's Research Fund, Inc.
Lions Eye Bank of N.W. Pennsylvania
Living Skills Center for Visually Impaired
Loving Arms
Maidstone Foundation, Inc.
Maine Independent Living Services, Inc.
MEA Health Care
Michigan Community Blood Centers
Michigan Wheelchair Athletic Association
Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf
Miracle Flights
Miracle House
Mobile Meals, Inc.
Mountain Valley Developmental Services
Mower Council for the Handicapped
Mt. Angel Training Center and Residential Services
Multiple Sclerosis Association of America*
National Association for the Craniofacially Handicapped (FACES)
National Easter Seal Society
National Federation of the Blind
National Stuttering Project
New Opportunities
Nia Comprehensive Center for Developmental Disabilities
North Country Center for Independence
Open Door, Inc.
Opportunities for Handicapped, Inc.
Options Center for Independent Living
Orange County Association for the Help of Retarded Citizens
Outlook Nashville, Inc.
Ozarks Valley Community Service, Inc. (OCVS)
Palm Springs Stroke Activity Center
Parents and Children Coping Together
Pathfinder International
Phoenix Services, Inc.
Phoenix Shanti Group, Inc.
Pleasant View Homes, Inc.
POWERS Coalition
Prairie Mission Retirement Village
Prevention of Alcohol Problems, Inc.
Primrose Center
Project Independence of Eastern Connecticut
Project Independence of Queens
Project Open Hand
Puerto Rico Community Network for Clinical Research on AIDS
Puerto Rico Down Syndrome Foundation
Quest Cancer Test
Radio Information Service
Rainbow Kids
Rehabilitation Center
Resource Center for Accessible Living, Inc.
Rheumatoid Disease Foundation (aka The Arthritis Fund)
Rimrock Foundation
Riverfront Foundation
Rockingham Opportunities
RocVale Children's Home
Samaritan Recovery Community, Inc.
San Antonio State School
San Francisco Committee for Aid of Russian Disabled Veterans
Santa Fe Cares
Sheltered Workshop
Skin Cancer Foundation
Society Assisted Living (SAL)
Society to Aid Retarded, Inc. (S.T.A.R.)
Southwest Center for Independent Living
Southwest Human Development
Southwestern Independent Living Center
Special People, Inc.
Specialized Training for Adult Rehabilitation (START)
Spinal Cord Injury Network International
St. Joseph Home, Inc.
Staten Island Mental Health Society, Inc.
Stroke Survivors Support Group of Pueblo
Swift County Developmental Achievement Center
Texarkana AIDS Project, Inc. (TAP)
Timberlawn Psychiatric Research Foundation, Inc.
Tomorrows Children's Fund
TRANSACT Health Systems of Central Pennsylvania
Transplantation Society of Michigan
Trauma Foundation
Turn Community Services
United Amputee Services
Victor C. Neumann Association (VCN)
VISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired
Vocational Services, Inc. (VSI)
VOLAR Center for Independent Living
Warner House
Washington Volunteer Readers for the Blind
Waukesha Training Center
Wesley Heights
Western Carolina Center Foundation, Inc.
Windhorse Foundation
Workshop/Northeast Career Planning
Youth Services for Oklahoma County

*This charity has funded research involving the use of animal byproducts

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