BB. Incorporated nonprofit volunteer search and rescue organizations;

CC. Incorporated nonprofit hospice organizations that provide a program or care for the physical and emotional needs of terminally ill patients;

DD. Nonprofit youth organizations whose primary purpose is to provide athletic instruction in a nonresidential setting;

EE. Councils and local units of incorporated nonprofit national scouting organizations;

FF. Incorporated nonprofit educational organizations that are receiving, or have received, funding from the Department of Education and that provide educational programs specifically designed for teaching young people how to make decisions about drugs, alcohol and interpersonal relationships at a residential camp setting;

GG. Local branches of incorporated international nonprofit charitable organizations that provide, on a loan basis and free of charge, medical supplies and equipment to persons;

HH. Incorporated nonprofit organizations whose sole purpose is to fulfill the wishes of children with life-threatening diseases when their families or guardians are unable to otherwise financially fulfill those wishes;

II. Incorporated nonprofit organizations engaged primarily in providing support systems for single-parent families for the development of psychological and economic self- sufficiency;

JJ. Local branches of incorporated nonprofit organizations whose purpose is to construct low-cost housing for low- income people;

KK. Incorporated nonprofit organizations whose sole purpose is to create, maintain and update a registry of Vietnam veterans;

LL. Incorporated nonprofit organizations whose primary purposes are to promote public understanding of hearing impairment and to assist hearing-impaired persons through the dissemination of information about hearing impairment to