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1		Meriden, CT
2		REDDING, CT
3		PORT WASHINGTON, NY
4		COLD SPRING HARBOR, NY
5		NEW YORK, NY
6		NEW YORK, NY
7		NEW YORK, NY
8		Bronx, NY
9		New York, NY
10		NEW YORK, NY
11		SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY
12		BROOKLYN, NY
13		Glens Falls, NY
14		JAMESTOWN, NY
15		NEW YORK, NY
16		NEW YORK, NY
17		HOLBROOK, NY
18		MONSEY, NY
19		POMFRET, CT
20		Pittsford, NY
21		WICKATUNK, NJ
22		CANTON, NY
23		Somerville, NJ
24		BUFFALO, NY
25		MORRISTOWN, NJ
26		YARMOUTH, ME
27		NEW HAMPTON, NH
28		SECAUCUS, NJ
29		WHIPPANY, NJ
30		UNIONDALE, NY
31		NEW YORK, NY
32		FLEMINGTON, NJ
33		BINGHAMTON, NY
34		BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY
35		CAPE ELIZ, ME
36		Hoboken, NJ
37		MARBLEHEAD, MA
38		NEW YORK, NY
39		NORTHVALE, NJ
40		SHREWSBURY, MA
41		Brunswick, ME
42		SPRING VALLEY, NY
43		Huntington, NY
44		MONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJ
45		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
46		BROOKLYN, NY
47		Hingham, MA
48		Chatham, NJ
49		NEW YORK, NY
50		NORWELL, MA

To raise funds distribute grants to allow low income children to attend camp.

THE WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1985 TO OWN, MANAGE and CONSERVE THE ARBORETUM, WHICH CONSISTS OF MORE THAN 100 DEEDED ACRES AND BUILDINGS IN REDDING, CT. THE ALSO MAKES OCCASIONAL GRANTS TO ECOLOGICAL, CONSERVATION, HORTICULTURAL, and OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO FURTHER RESEARCH, EDUCATION, and CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES IN FIELDS RELATED TO LAND CONSERVATION and ECOLOGY. THE EMPHASIS OF HAS BEEN ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, PROGRAMS, and THE LANDSCAPE AS A CENTER FOR RESEARCH and EDUCATION and FOR HOSTING PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL and CULTURAL LANDSCAPES. BROAD DEVELOPMENTS HAVE INCLUDED THE CONSTRUCTION OF A HEADQUARTERS and TRAIL INFRASTRUCTURE TO ALLOW FOR ECOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS, LONG-TERM STUDIES, and DEMONSTRATION AREAS FOR THE VISITING PUBLIC. THE HAS FACILITATED THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLLABORATIVE LANDSCAPE THROUGH SCIENCE, SOUND STEWARDSHIP, and COLLABORATION WITH DIVERSE PARTNERS TO ACHIEVE THE WILDLANDS and WOODLANDS VISION.

IT IS THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION TO RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE NEEDS OF THE PUBLIC NOT COVERED BY TAXES AND TO MAINTAIN ITS VIABILITY FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. OUR VISION IS TO PROVIDE FULL AND SUSTAINABLE FUNDING TO MAKE POSSIBLE THE VISION OF THE FOR THE BENEFIT IF THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY.

ENTITY-SPECIFIC FUND RAISING FOUNDATION FOR CONTINUING SUPPORT OF .

THE PURPOSES OF , . INCLUDE CONDUCTING RESEARCH, PUBLISHING AND DISTRIBUTING BOOKS, AND OTHERWISE EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE EVENTS OF THE HOLOCAUST, AND ENGAGING IN OTHER ACTIVITIES SERVING AS A MEMORIAL TO THE VICTIMS OF THE HOLOCAUST. IN FURTHERANCE OF THESE PURPOSES, THE MAY DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, AGENCIES, AND INSTITUTIONS THAT ENGAGE IN HOLOCAUST EDUCATION AND REMEMBRANCE ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO .

EDUCATIONAL/TO PROMOTE USE

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT, GUIDANCE, TRAINING, FINANCIAL TECHNICAL RESOURCES TO MEMBER PROGRAMS PARTICIPATING IN NATIONAL PEDIATRIC EARLY LITERACY PROGRAM.

Our most significant activity this fiscal year is the food pantry. Our mission is to reduce unemployment, poverty, illiteracy, and homelessness in our neighborhood by assisting those classified as low income through nontraditional based education and social support services.

NAT , PLANETARIUM, COLLECTIONS, LIBRARY, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, GRADUATE SCHOOL (PH.D./ COMP BIOLOGY and MAT/EDUCATION), EDUCATION and EXHIBITIONS (SCH O).

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

PROVIDES FUNDING A SPECIFIC NEED OF AN INDIVIDUAL OR AN ORGANIZATION ON A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS. BALLSTON AREA COMMUNITY CENTER: $3,600CAMP ABILITIES SARATOGA: 1,000CAPTAIN COMMUNITY HEALTH SERIVCES: 4,500MECHANICVILLE AREA COMM SERVICES CENTER: 5,000RACE TRACK CHAPLAINCY: 5,000SALVATION ARMY: 5,000SARATOGA REGIONAL YMCA: 6,000SARATOGA SPRINGS REC DEPT: 25,000WILTON RECREATION: 8,000WELLSPRING: 4,500 TOTAL DISCRETIONARY CAMPERSHIP GRANTS: $67,600

GIVING GRANTS TO NEEDY FAMILIES IN

The contributes to the Library for use in its operations.

COLLECTION CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS. GRANTS AND ALLOCATIONS TO ARTISTIC ORGANIZATIONS.

PROMOTE, ENCOURAGE, AND COORDINATE EFFORTS TOWARDS CONTRIBUTING TO THOSE WHO ARE AGED, INFIRM, OR OTHERWISE NEEDY AND CONNECTED WITH THE DISTRIBUTION OF MAGAZINES, PAPERBACK BOOKS, COMICS OR NEWSPAPERS.

TO AWARD GRANTS TO EXEMPT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WHO QUALIFY UNDER IRC SECTION 501 (C)(3) EXEMPT ORGANIZATION STATUS

TO RAISE FUNDS IN ORDER TO DISTRIBUTE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE FORMED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS OR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES AND THAT ARE EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED.

THE ORGANIZATION ONLY PAID GRANTS FROM THE AND HAD NO DIRECT OR INDIRECT EXPENSES ATTRIBUTABLE TO VARIOUS RECIPIENT PROGRAMS

PURPOSE THIS ORGANIZATION SHALL BE TO FOCUS ATTENTION ON SERVICES, FACITLITES AND NEEDS, AND TO ENCOURAGE DONATIONS, GIFTS, ENDOWMENTS AND BEQUESTS TO STIMULATING INCREASED USAGE AND ENHANCEMENT RESOURCES, PROGRAMS AND SERVICES THUS HELPING ENRICH LIVES LOCAL COMMUNITY

To raise funds for

AWARDS GRANTS AND ALLOCATES FUNDS TO VARIOUS PRESELCTED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. THESE ORGANIZATIONS ARE SELECTED PRIMARILY BECAUSE THEY ASSIST DISADVANTAGED YOUTHS.

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN . BY ADMINISTERING A REVOLVING LOAN FUND, ISSUING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT GRANTS, AND PROVIDING LOW COST ENERGY TO QUALIFYING AREA BUSINESSES.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS GRANTS.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS THAT PRIMARILY BENEFIT CHILDREN BY IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF THEIR LIFE.

THE (TJPTO) IS A VOLUNTEER , MADE UP PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND TEACHERS, WORKING TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE CHILDREN IN THE HOME, SCHOOL, AND COMMUNITY. THROUGH FUNDRAISERS AND MANY VOLUNTEERS, THE BRINGS EXTRA SOCIAL AND ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES TO THE SCHOOL. THESE INCLUDE CULTURAL ARTS PROGRAMS, THE STUDENT DIRECTORY, BOOK FAIRS, AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS AND MUCH MORE. THE ALSO HELPS THE SCHOOL ENHANCE THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT THROUGH THE PROVISION ADDITIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT, BOOKS AND SUPPLIES, PLAYGROUND/SCHOOL GROUND IMPROVEMENTS, AS WELL AS COORDINATING VOLUNTEER EFFORTS TO DIRECTLY SUPPORT TJS STAFF AND TEACHERS.

Award Grants

DIRECT SUPPORT THE , SUCH AS PURCHASE PASSES, SPONSORING THE SUMMER READING PROGRAM, PAYING FOR SUBSCRIPTION COSTS, AND SPONSORING THE LITERACY PROGRAMS.

SUPPORTING THE . FUNDS ARE COLLECTED AND EXPENDED FOR THE BETTERMENT AND IMPROVEMENT THE .

THE ORGANIZATION IS SUPPORTING FOUNDATION WHICH MAKES GRANTS TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER METROWEST NJ, INC.

TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO PERSONNEL TO INCREASE KNOWLEDGE ND SKILLS IN ASSISTING THE PUBLIC.

FOSTER AND ENCOURAGE LIBERAL ARTS AND OBTAIN ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY FOR MUSEUM , OBTAIN GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS FOR AND MAKE GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO MUSEUM.

TO RAISE FUNDS FOR LIBRARY SYSTEM AND ITS AFFILIATES AND TO PROMOTE LIBRARY AWARENESS AND ADVOCATE LIBRARY PROGRAMS.

PURPOSE THIS ORGANIZATION SHALL BE TO MAINTAIN AN ASSOCIATION PERSONS INTERESTED IN BOOKS AND LIBRARIES; TO PROMOTE AN INFORMED INTEREST IN LIBRARY, ITS SERVICES, FACILITIES AND NEEDS; AND TO RECEIVE, ADMINISTER AND DISPOSE GIFTS, ENDOWMENTS AND BEQUESTS FOR PROMOTION OBJECTIVES LIBRARY.

THE IS A NONPROFIT 501(C)3 SOCIAL-IMPACT ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO INVESTIGATE, CREATE FUND SCALABLE INITIATIVES PROGRAMS, AND PROVIDE NEW PATHS TO .

To provide funding for the Cape Elizabeth town

Mission: Nonprofit corporation with its activities so conducted to exclusively fund the needs of the in , NJ

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE

ACCENT DANCE NYC, THE DBA OF THE ORGANIZATION, HAS CREATED A SPECIALIZED DANCE CURRICULUM FOR ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE UNDERSERVED PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMUNITIES OF NEW YORK CITY LOWER WESTCHESTER. A PROGRAM DURING THE SCHOOL DAY, OR AFTER SCHOOL HAS BEEN IMPLEMENTED WITH DANCE UNITS IN BALLET, SALSA, TANGO HIPHOP WITH PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT LITERACY COMPONENTS. EACH DANCE RESIDENCY IS TAUGHT BY TEACHING ARTISTS. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO RUNS AN AFTER SCHOOL ARTS PROGRAM, EDUCATIONAL PERFORMANCES COMMUNITY PERFORMANCES IN VARIOUS VENUES.

TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY BASED PROGRAMS FOR THE SENIORS, YOUTHS, WOMEN, IMMIGRANTS AND DISABILED.

SUPPORT MA LIBRARY

MWGT is a charity that distributes grants to local organizations to promote the welfare of women, children and families. Members pay a yearly membership fee of $50 to operate the organization and pay bills. During the calendar year members donate a minimum of $365 that is awarded as grants in the following year. For instance, money collected in 2020 was awarded as grants in 2021 after a rigorous evaluation process that includes at least 25% of the membership.

MAKES GRANTS FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES, PRIMARILY TO 501(C)3 PUBLIC CHARITIES.

The Highland Games is an annual celebration of heritage. Held on the grounds of Old Westbury Gardens in Old Westbury, NY, the attracts approximately 7,000 attendees each year. culture is presented through musical performances featuring bagpipes, singers bands; displays of highland country dancers; competitions of traditional highland heavy athletic games, such as the throwing of the caber; explorations of ancestry among the family clans; lectures on culture, books other related topics. Attendees can also taste traditional foods such as haggis meat pies, can shop among vendors offering a range of products, including kilts. Children can also participate in appropriately-aged versions of highland athletic games see roving magicians puppeteers. Overall, the event is the largest cultural family event on .

EDUCATION GRANTS

FOUNDATION WAS FORMED FOR THE CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES OF PROMOTING AND SUPPORTING GREEK CULTURE AND HERITAGE, AND PRESERVING GREEK ETHNIC, CULTURAL, RACIAL, REGIONAL, LINGUISTIC, AND RELIGIOUS TRADITIONS.THE ORGANIZATION WILL CONDUCT A BROAD RANGE OF CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL AND HUMAN SERVICES ACTIVITIES THAT BENEFIT YOUTH, ELDERS, IMMIGRANTS, NEIGHBORHOODS, AND TOWNS THAT HAVE SIGNIFICANT GREEK AND GREEK-AMERICAN POPULATIONS. THE ORGANIZTION WILL BE SUPPORTED PRIMARILY BY CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE PUBLIC, AND ITS PROGRAMS WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, OFTEN FREE OF CHARGE. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PLANS TO PROMOTE PHILANTHROPHY WITHIN THE GREEK COMMUNITY.

PUBLISHING AND DISTRIBUTING RELIGOUS BOOKS FOR RELIGOUS INSTITUTIONS AND FAMILIES

To provide grants to socially-responsible organizations.

Further intersts financially and actively

GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES

To provide grants and other financial and non-financial support to individuals and organizations researching cures for musculoskeletal disorders in children. Research for new treatment therapies and improvements for existing therapies for those suffering from such disorders. To provide direct and other non-financial support to those suffering from musculoskeletal disorders who are in need of devices and other services.

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