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The American Nuclear Society is a nonprofit, international, scientific and educational organization. It was established in 1954 at the National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C., by a group who recognized the need to unify professional activities within the diverse fields of nuclear science and technology. It assists its members in their efforts to develop and safely apply nuclear science and technology for public benefit through knowledge exchange, professional development and enhanced public understanding. Its membership composes of approximately 10,500 engineers, scientists, administrators and educators representing more than 1600 corporations, educational institutions and government agencies. A board of directors elected by members governs it. In 2004 ANS celebrated its 50 years among its professional divisions, committees, local and student sections and plant branches Its headquarters is in La Grange Park, Ill.

The Polish American Association (PAA), established over a century ago, is dedicated to providing a wide array of bilingual and bicultural services to Polish and other immigrant communities in need throughout Chicago. With a mission rooted in Polish heritage, PAA focuses on advancing the well-being of today's diverse immigrant populations by offering essential resources for life-changing support. From employment services and educational programs to clinical and supportive resources, PAA addresses the unique challenges faced by immigrants and refugees. Their comprehensive offerings include housing assistance, domestic violence programs, and a food pantry, ensuring that individuals and families receive the help they need to thrive in their new environment. Generated from the website

International Association of Lions is a community service organization that assists the disabled, blind and youth. Lions are dedicated to giving back to their communities by providing community parks, playgrounds, senior citizen programs and medical care for those in need. Sightfirst is the Lions program that assists the blind and visually impaired. The organization provides more than 600,000 free glaucoma screenings, 5 million pairs of used eyeglasses to developing countries, Braille-writers and guide dogs. The organization offers youth programs, which includes the international peace poster contest, youth exchange programs, and youth outreach programs that assist youth in becoming responsible adults. A local Lions club initiates membership to the organization. The organization was established in 1917 and is headquartered in Illinois.