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101		RICHMOND, VA
102		Charleston, SC
103		NEW CASTLE, IN
104		HOLCOMBE, WI
105		FRANKFORT, IL
106		Bartonville, IL
107		CINCINNATI, OH
108		Sewickley, PA
109		ERIE, PA
110		Pittsburgh, PA
111		BRIDGEVILLE, PA
112		PITTSBURGH, PA
113		ZELIENOPLE, PA
114		CENTREVILLE, VA
115		Pittsburgh, PA
116		Indianapolis, IN
117		PORTAGE, WI
118		HILTON HEAD, SC
119		WEXFORD, PA
120		Centre Hall, PA
121		FORT DODGE, IA
122		DAVIDSON, NC
123		Charlottesville, VA
124		BARBERTON, OH
125		LONG LAKE, MN
126		OLNEY, MD
127		SALEM, KY
128		MOUNT JOY, PA
129		Arlington, VA
130		Des Moines, IA
131		HARTLAND, WI
132		Columbia, SC
133		EDWARDSVILLE, IL
134		PHILADELPHIA, PA
135		Cincinnati, OH
136		ALEXANDRIA, VA
137		Indianola, IA
138		CHESAPEAKE, VA
139		CINCINNATI, OH
140		Omaha, NE
141		ROCHELLE, IL
142		LEBANON, OH
143		Cincinnati, OH
144		FRANKFORT, OH
145		PIQUA, OH
146		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
147		LOUISVILLE, KY
148		KITTANNING, PA
149		Columbus, OH
150		Columbus, OH

AS A MINISTRY OF THE EPISCOPAL AND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES, PROVIDES AN INSURANCE PRODUCT OFFERING INDEPENDENT LIVING; MEMORY SUPPORT; HOME HEALTH AND HOSPICE; ASSISTED LIVING; AND INTERMEDIATE AND SKILLED NURSING BEDS, ALL FOR PERSONS AGES 62 AND OLDER. FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHOSE FINANCIAL RESOURCES ARE NOT SUFFICIENT TO COVER ENTRANCE FEE, MONTHLY FEE OR BOTH.

To provide financial support for outreach and educational missions maintenance its historic campus

THE PRACTICAL EXPRESSION OUR PRINCIPLES FRIENDSHIP, CHARITY, AND BENEVOLENCE BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THOSE IN DISTRESS, AND PROVIDING FUNDING FOR VARIOUS NON PROFITS.

MONETARY HELP TO THE LESS FORTUNATE SPECIFICALLY HELP FOR THE BLIND AND HEARING IMPAIRED AS WELL AS DIABETES AWARENESS

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, THROUGH FUNDRAISING EVENTS, TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN NEED.

PROVIDE GATHERING PLACE FOR AND RETURNING SOLDIERS. ASSIST RETURNING SOLDIERS WITH FOOD, LODGING AND FINANCIAL AID

TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 501(C) (3) BY:A. PROMOTING THE INTERESTS AND WELFARE THE UNIVERSITY ;B. FOSTERING AND CONTINUING THE MORAL, SPIRITUAL AND INTELLECTUAL IDEALS TAUGHT AND INSPIRED BY THE UNIVERSITY;C. SUPPORTING THE UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION IN CARRYING OUT ITS EDUCATIONAL POLICIES and PROGRAMS SERVICE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE THE UNIVERSITY AS A LEADER AMONG AMERICAN AND CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES;D. ASSISTING IN SECURING FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDS THE UNIVERSITY;E. LENDING SUPPORT TO PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES STUDENTS THE UNIVERSITY, INCLUDING ASSISTING THE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THESE STUDENTS THROUGH SPONSORSHIP AND SUPPORT UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS, AND;F. DEVELOPING ALUMNI FELLOWSHIP AND COMMUNITY THROUGH THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE LOCAL AND REGIONAL .

THE MISSION THE YMCA IS TO BUILD A HEALTHY SPIRIT, MIND, AND BODY BASED ON PRINCIPLES AND TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY LIFE FOR CHILDREN, INDIVIDUALS, AND FAMILIES IN THE QUAKER , MOON AREA, CORNELL AND AMBRIDGE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICTS. THE YMCA PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR MEMBERSHIP AND PROGRAMS TO THOSE IN NEED, SO THE YMCA REMAINS OPEN TO ALL IN THE COMMUNITY REGARDLESS THEIR CIRCUMSTANCES. IN 2021, THE YMCA PROVIDED $486,600 IN FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR 923 INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED YMCA PROGRAMS AND SERVICES.

UNRESTRICTED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PUBLIC

is an urban neighborhood based, Christian community development organization that operates a series of youth development after school and summer programs and provides homeowner services for elderly, disabled and low-income households.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ORPHANAGES IN COLUMBIA and HAITI

CONTINUING FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE ERIE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO RESIDENTS OF THE BOROUGH OF ZELIENOPLE, PA WHO ARE VICTIMS OF CANCER AND/OR POLIO.

IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO DESERVING STUDENTS WHO EXEMPLIFY A THIRST FOR KNOWLEDGE, COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE AND A DESIRE TO HELP THE LESS FORTUNATE.

To provide financial assistance for care to the uninsured under-insured.

will work to help improve and sustain the quality of life in Central Indiana through financial support of initiatives regarding education, family advocacy, social justice, health and wellness and economic stability.

MISSION IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, PROMOTE AMERICANISM, YOUTH PROGRAMS, VETERANS REHABILITATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICE ACROSS .

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO YOUNG MUSICIANS

PROVIDE MORAL, SOCIAL, AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO HIGH SCHOOL

short-term financial assistance for area residents

TO SUPPORT THE FORT DODGE SYSTEM THROUGH GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS AND DIRECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO CHARLOTTE-AREA MOTHERS FIGHTING DEBILITATING ILNESSES.

IGF is present in the lives of children and their families fighting cancer to improve their quality of life during and after treatment. We offer Financial Assistance, Holiday Cheer Program, Comfort Packages, and Emotional support.

COMMUNITY EDUCATIONAL OR CHARITABLE RESOURCES

THE MISSION OF THE BOOSTER CLUB IS TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT THE HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM. WE PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND RESOURCES TO HELP CREATE A SAFE, MEMORABLE AND SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM AND EXPERIENCE FOR OUR PLAYERS, COACHES, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITY.

TO DISSEMINATE INFORMATION RELEVANT TO THE GROWING PROBLEM SPOUSAL ABUSE AND THE DEVASTATING EFFECT IT HAS ON FAMILY VICTIMS. TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO VICTIMS SPOUSAL ABUSE.

PROMOTE THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE FACILITIES AND SERVICES OF THE WITH FINANCIAL SUPPORT

TO PROMOTE, ASSIST AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE PROGRAMS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT.

The provides financial support and family services for on and off duty deaths, injuries, illnesses, family medical emergencies, special circumstances and educational scholarships.

The (TPPM) is making the world a better place through kindness to animals. TPPM is a nonprofit organization dedicated to keeping pets in their homes and out of shelters with proactive programing. We receive financial support through private donations, corporate sponsorships, and grants. Our management team is an unsalaried board of directors.

THE FOUNDATION (WLDEF) IS A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION WHICH WAS CREATED AND SHALL BE OPERATED TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE THE RETAIL INDUSTRY IN AND THE MICHIGAN UPPER PENINSULA. THE WLDEF WILL SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL AND TRAINING TO CURRENT AND UPPER MICHIGAN BASED MEMBERS. THE WLDEF WILL SUPPORT ATTENDANCE AT EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS AND CONFERENCES, AND WILL DISSEMINATE EDUCATIONAL AND PROMOTIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE AND BUILDING MATERIALS INDUSTRY. IT WILL ALSO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS WITH AN INTEREST IN THE BUILDING MATERIALS AND THE BUILDING TRADES TO PURSUE POST SECONDARY SCHOOL OPPORTUNITIES.

The Mission StatementThe (GPF) supports community initiatives that benefit the people of St. Vincent and the in four primary areas: Basic Needs: clean water supplies, sustainable sanitation, and waste management systems; Education: primary and secondary education, youth health development and sports programs, and adult education;Economic Development: infrastructure and economic development initiatives that create self-sustaining economies; and Environmental Protection and Conservation: land, marine and cultural preservation projects and renewable energy efforts. With the assistance of community leaders in St. Vincent and the , the GPF identifies viable projects and then provides financial support through grants to locally based non-profit organizations.

TO PROVIDE TEMPORARY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO AREA FAMILIES FOR URGENT NEEDS TO DUE TO UNFORESEEN MEDICAL AND EMERGENCY HARDSHIPS

Provide financial assistance to those with brain cancer

The Corporation makes awards to individuals and families from applicants who are experiencing financial hardship as a result from medical treatment from catistrophic illness.

conducts research and promotes education on topics relevant to seaport and provide charitable assistance to port authority employees whose lives are impacted by natural disasters.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES TO PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE EXPERIENCING THE OVERWHELMING AND UNEXPECTED EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH TREATMENTS NOT COVERED BY INSURANCE. PROMOTES AND PROVIDES AWARENESS AND PREVENTION WITHIN OUR COMMUNITIES THROUGH PUBLIC EVENTS, PATIENT EDUCATION AND MOTIVATIONAL AND INSPIRATIONAL COACHING PROGRAMS. OUR GOAL IS TO NOT ONLY PROVIDE ASSISTANCE BUT ALSO HELP RESTORE DREAMS, GOAL SETTING, AND NORMALCY TO THE LIVES OF PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

collects and distributes funds provide financial assistance individuals in southeastern VA who are in danger of losing residential water and sewer service due inability pay usually as a re

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE BENEFIT OF MUSEUM CENTER, NATIONAL UNDERGROUND RAILROAD FREEDOM CENTER AND ANY OTHER TAX EXEMPT, NONPROFIT ENTITY OF WHICH THE MUSEUM CENTER IS THE SOLE MEMBER AND TO CONDUCT ANY ACTIVITIES CONSISTENT WITH SUCH PURPOSES.

AOK , . was created to support Partnership 4 P4K students with financial assistance to meet their postsecondary education goals. The funds postsecondary retention programming, student case management and scholarships for P4K high school graduates who meet set scholarship expectations. On average, P4K students on the Scholarship maintain a 94 post-secondary persistence rate, significantly higher than the state average and are graduating. The is an extension of Partnership 4 , a non-profit organization founded in 1989, which provides promising youth from Omaha?s marginalized communities with the resources and support they need to academically persist, obtain a postsecondary education and a career that provides financial stability. Partnership 4 high school graduates are eligible to apply for a postsecondary education scholarship through the , . . scholarships are last

ORGANIZED TO PROVIDE LONG-TERM, SELF-SUSTAINING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ENHANCE, ENRICH AND SUPPLEMENT THE PROGRAM BEYOND THE LIMITS OF ITS NORMAL FINANCIAL SUPPORT.

CHARITY FINANCIAL SUPPORT

The mission the YMCA Greater Cincinnati is to put principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. Counting members and program participants, the Y reaches more than 100,000 people annually with 12 membership locations, 69 before and after school child care sites in 20 school districts, and five early learning centers across Hamilton, Highland, Clermont, Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties. The Y provides programs and services that nurture the potential individuals and families, promote healthy living and foster a sense social responsibility. Every day, we work to make sure that everyone, regardless age, income, or background, has the opportunity to become healthier, more confident, and secure. Financial assistance, supported by our generous Annual Campaign donors and partners, enables the Y to provide membership and program scholarships to more than 14,000 people in the Greater Cincinnati area.

TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE ACTIVITY GROUPS AT LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BY UNITING STUDENTS, PARENTS, COACHES, FACULTY, STAFF AND COMMUNITY IN A WAY THAT ENHANCES THE SHARING OF SCHOOL SPIRIT AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE PIQUA MUSEUM.

THE PROVIDES DIRECT MONETARY ASSISTANCE THROUGH DONATIONS TO VARIOUS NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

RAISED FUNDS SPINAL CORD RESEARCH AND PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS AND/OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE GIVING MORE MOBILITY TO THOSE AFFECTED BY SPINAL CORD INJURIES/DISEASE.

THE FOUNDATION DEVELOPS, MANAGES AND DISTRIBUTES CHARITABLE FUNDING TO MEET EXISTING AND CHANGING NEEDS.

mission organization is to promote common good general public through its promotional and financial support Franklin Park and Botanical Gardens.

is an all-volunteer organization which in 20 years has awarded over $775,872 to help 191 women. They are given the opportunity to pursue their academic goals, enabling them to obtain jobs that can raise the economic status of their families. Many recipients have overcome abuse, homelessness, addiction and financial hardships and graduate with academic honors.Applicants are carefully screened. They must be at least 18 years old and be US citizens. They must demonstrate financial need and show evidence that they are likely to succeed in achieving their goals.Awards do not exceed $5,000 and are paid directly to the facility providing the needed services. The funds may be used tuition at universities, colleges, technology and trade schools, supplies,equipment, books, fees, bus passes and child care.

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