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As of November 2026
Counted from the registers reached, the town's charitable sector is a handful of corporations and a ring of county vehicles. In town or on its ground: the Porter Cemetery Association (1884, active), the Lions entries on Quinn Road (rulings 1966 and 1969), American Legion Post 365 (active), the North Liberty Community Building Association (2015), the CRAWL Society, a North Liberty-addressed charitable organization classified for international relief in the IRS directory — about whose work no carrier beyond the register line was reached, and which therefore prints at register size as a named gap — and the Zac Mago Foundation (2019, active and screening monthly across the region). At county scale, serving the town from South Bend: the United Way, the Community Foundation, Catholic Charities and the county's service agencies, each at boundary size in this section. No closure of a North Liberty charity in the current cycle was recorded in any carrier reached. The sector's honest summary is the one this section opened with: relief here was always personal first and institutional second, and the institutions, when they came, were mostly the county's.