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1		Walden, NY
2		FAIR LAWN, NJ
3		NEW YORK, NY
4		NEW YORK, NY
5		BROOKLYN, NY
6		NEW YORK, NY
7		WESLEY HILLS, NY
8		NEW CANAAN, CT
9		NEW YORK, NY
10		MANHASSET, NY
11		SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY
12		GLOVERSVILLE, NY
13		Cazenovia, NY
14		FLUSHING, NY
15		NEW YORK, NY
16		WARWICK, NY
17		ELLSWORTH, ME
18		East Wareham, MA
19		GREENWICH, NJ
20		MORRISTOWN, NJ
21		GERMANTOWN, NY
22		HILLSIDE, NJ
23		WOBURN, MA
24		MELVILLE, NY
25		FLEMINGTON, NJ
26		BOSTON, MA
27		NEW YORK, NY
28		MENDHAM, NJ
29		NEW YORK, NY
30		BOSTON, MA
31		Westfield, NJ
32		Walpole, MA
33		CHATHAM, NJ
34		PROVIDENCE, RI
35		NEW YORK, NY
36		BROOKLYN, NY
37		TEANECK, NJ
38		FLORHAM PARK, NJ
39		BROOKLYN, NY
40		CLIFTON, NJ
41		MANSFIELD, MA
42		PORT CHESTER, NY
43		BOSTON, MA
44		HOOKSETT, NH
45		NEW YORK, NY
46		MONROE, NY
47		NEW YORK, NY
48		BROOKLYN, NY
49		East Greenwich, RI
50		HARTSDALE, NY

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GRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS

GIVES") IS A DONOR-ADVISED AVAILABLE TO CURRENT AND RETIRED SENIOR EMPLOYEES OF . GIVES MAINTAINS DONOR ADVISED ACCOUNTS FROM WHICH DONORS AND DONOR ADVISORS CAN RECOMMEND GRANTS TO QUALIFIED ORGANIZATIONS. GIVES IS COMMITTED TO FOSTERING INNOVATIVE IDEAS, SOLVING ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ISSUES, AND ENABLING PROGRESS IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES GLOBALLY.

THE WAS FOUNDED IN 1754 BY THE , (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)A CIVIC-MINDED GROUP FORMED IN THE BELIEF THAT THE AVAILABILITY OF BOOKS WOULD HELP THE CITY OF TO PROSPER.

TO ASSIST RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS IN ISRAEL

WAS ESTABLISHED TO REVITALIZE IDENTITY THROUGH EDUCATIONAL RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL INITIATIVES THAT REACH OUT TO ALL JEWS, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON THOSE WHO ARE ON MARGINS OF LIFE AS WELL AS TO ADVOCATE AND SUPPORT HEBREW LITERACY AMONG GENERAL POPULATION. LONG-TERM GOAL OF IS EMERGENCE OF A THRIVING, DYNAMIC AND CREATIVE COMMUNITY WHOSE CONTRIBUTIONS TO AMERICAN CULTURE ARE INFORMED AND INSPIRED BY DISTINCT VALUES THAT ARE FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH LIFE IN OPEN SOCIETY.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO ASSIST SOCIAL, RELIGOUS, AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. GRANTS WERE MADE TO SUPPORT THE RELIGOUS AND EDUCATIONAL FUNCTIONS OF THE ORGANIZATIONS LISTED.

ONLY ACTIVITY IS DISTRIBUTION OF GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

PROVIDING SEMINARS EDUCATION FOR TEACHERS FROM MIDDLE SCHOOLS, HIGH SCHOOLS, COLLEGE UNIVERSITIES INTERESTED IN FURTHERING THEIR KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST.

THE , . (THE "") AWARDS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS WHO NEED FINANCIAL AID TO ATTEND COLLEGE. THE PAYMENTS ARE MADE DIRECTLY TO THE COLLEGE FOR TUITION, FEES, BOOKS, ROOM AND BOARD AND RELATED EXPENSES. THE COLLEGE IS AUTHORIZED IN CERTAIN CASES TO TURN A PORTION OF THE FUNDS OVER TO THE GRANTEE FOR THE PURCHASE OF BOOKS, SUPPLIES AND OTHER RELATED EXPENSES. CANDIDATES FOR AWARDS ARE NOMINATED ANNUALLY BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (OR COMPARABLE ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES) OF COMMUNITIES. THE DIRECTORS OF THE SELECT GRANTEES FROM THE LIST OF NOMINEES ON THE BASIS OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: 1) PERFORMANCE IN EXAMINATIONS SHOWING ABILITY AND APTITUDE FOR COLLEGE WORK, 2) RECOMMENDATION FROM SCHOOL PERSONNEL, 3) FINANCIAL NEED, AND 4) PRIOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE. DURING 2021, THE DISBURSED $1,880,019 IN SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 110 INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS.

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

GIVE MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT TO LIBRARY WHICH IT COULD NOT FUND OUT ITS BUDGET, RAISE FUNDS TO AID LIBRARY PROJECTS, HELP WITH CAMPAIGNS FOR SPECIFIC COMMUNITY OR LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS RELATIVE TO LIBRARY, AND TO SPONSOR LIBRARY PROJECTS

is an emergency food pantry and second-hand clothing closet serving those in need in Cazenovia NY and the surrounding communities. It also provides referrals to other social services programs and collaborates with the Cazenovia Public Library on literacy programming.

GRANTS PAID AND OPERATING COSTS. NO OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITES

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 RAISE FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF THE .

THE FOUNDATION DIRECTS THE SPENDING OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO DISTRICT AND GLOBAL GRANTS TO MAXIMIZE HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY.

To provide financial support to 2 affiliated libraries in orider to promote reading skills and to provide reading and educational materials.

LIBRARY and MUSEUMS

EXECUTIVE NEW JERSEY FOUNDATION SUPPORTS OVERALL EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES RUTGERS UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT IN FOLLOWING FOUR WAYS: 1. PRIZES FOR AN ANNUAL BUSINESS PROJECT COMPETITION 2. GRANTS TO RUTGERS UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION TO FUND SCHOLARSHIPS ISSUED BY SAME 3. ONE ANNUAL AWARD PRESENTED AT GRADUATION 4. CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT FOR RUTGERS UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVE NEW JERSEY FOUNDATION IS IN NO WAY INVOLVED IN SELECTION STUDENTS RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIPS. IT MERELY GIVES MONEY TO RUTGERS UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION TO BE ADDED TO A POOL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS DIRECTED BY THAT ORGANIZATION. RUTGERS UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION ITSELF IS A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION THAT RECEIVES GIFTS FROM PUBLIC AND DISTRIBUTES THEM FOR VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

SERVING THE GENERAL PUBLIC WITH VARIOUS READING AND EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS.

ASSISTING IMMIGRANTS TO ADAPT TO THE AMERICAN CULTURE.

GRANTS ARE MADE TO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FOR PURPOSES OF PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WHO ARE ENGAGED IN FULL TIME STUDIES.(SEE PART XV)

GRANTS PAID- SEE PART XV

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THAT ADVANCE AND IMPROVE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN AND TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTE, ADVANCE AND IMPROVE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT PATIENTS

GRANTS TO CHARITABLE 501(C) ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED IN THE AREA.

THE (AMF) MISSION IS TO PROVIDE ACCESS AND EQUITY TO QUALITY PUBLIC SCHOOL THEATER EDUCATION. THIS MISSION IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH TWO KEY PROGRAMS. THE FELLOWS PROGRAM IS A THREE-YEAR PROGRAM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION THAT PROVIDES THEATER TEACHERS WITH THE DEDICATED RESOURCES AND SUPPORT NEEDED TO BUILD SUSTAINABLE IN-SCHOOL THEATER PROGRAMS AS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF A PRE-K-12 ACADEMIC CURRICULUM FOR EVERY STUDENT. ADDITIONALLY, AS A MEANS OF INCREASING AND DIVERSIFYING THE NUMBER OF CERTIFIED THEATER TEACHERS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THROUGH THE SCHOLARS PROGRAM, THE PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS FOR ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES TO EARN THEIR NEW YORK STATE THEATER TEACHING CERTIFICATION THROUGH THE GRADUATE PROGRAM IN EDUCATIONAL THEATRE AT THE CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK.

Medical expense grants for 7 private individuals

DEVOTED TO THE STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL , TO THE PROMOTION OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN IMMIGRANTS AND RECEIVING COMMUNITIES, AND TO PUBLIC POLICIES THAT SAFEGUARD THE DIGNITY AND RIGHTS OF MIGRANTS, REFUGEES AND NEWCOMERS.

GRANTS ARE PAID TO THE HOUSE AT THE FAULKNER HOSPITAL VIA NERVINE ASYLUM. THE FAULKNER HOSPITAL IS A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED UNDER IRC SECTION 501(C)(3

Support special needs

Preservation of Historic Books

AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO 9 GRADUATES OF HIGH SCHOOL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. AWARDS ARE FOR $2,000 FOR THE FIRST YEAR AND RENEWABLE FOR A MAXIMUM OF 3 YEARS. TOTAL GRANTS THIS YEAR WERE $19,000.

THE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE RAISING FUNDS BY SOLICITING CONTRIBUTIONS FROM RESIDENTS AT COOPERATIVE, INC. (), AND IN THE VICINITY OF . APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS OR GRANTS ARE INVITED FROM EMPLOYEES OF AND THEIR CHILDREN. A SELECTION COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF AT LEAST THREE PERSONS APPOINTED BY THE LEEF DIRECTORS THEN EVALUATE THE APPLICATIONS AND MAKES THE SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO THE APPLICANTS IT FINDS BEST QUALIFIED FROM FUNDS MADE AVAILABLE FOR THAT PURPOSE. MEMBERS OF THE SELECTION COMMITTEE MUST BE INDEPENDENT OF AND LEEF, HAVE KNOWLEDGE AND/OR EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD, AND BE GUIDED ONLY BY OBJECTIVE CRITERIA. GRANTS MAY NOT BE MADE TO BENEFIT , SUCH AS FOR RECRUITMENT OF NEW EMPLOYEES, RETENTION OF EXISTING EMPLOYEES OR TO COMPENSATE OR REWARD EMPLOYEES. ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED AT AND ITS VICINITY AND THERE MAY BE PERIODIC DRIVES AND APPLICATION PERIODS DESIGNATED IN EACH CALENDAR YEAR.

made grants and expedited funds to assist in the funding of the construction and maintenance of a cathedral in Kericho Kenya.

TO ORGANIZE AMD CONDUCT SUPPORT GROUPS FOR THE VICTIMS OF CANCER AND THEIR FAMILIES; TO PROMOTE, FURTHER AND SUPPORT SELECTED CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES THROUGH GRANTS, FUNDING AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS, INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATED TO THE AID AND ASSISTANCE OF INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING FROM CANCER.

To fund and Make Grants to educational programs on global issues

The does not engage in direct activities. Historically the has only used its resources to make grants to public charities to assist those charities in the fulfillment of their exempt purposes.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO AWARD FINANCIAL GRANTS AND/OR LOANS FREE OF INTEREST, TO RELIGIOUS ORTHODOX JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE IN DISTRESS AND NEED FINANCIAL RELIEF.

THE ORGANIZATION PARTICIPATES IN THE AWARDING OF GRANTS THAT CONSTITUTE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATION TO INDIVIDUALS ASSOCIATED WITH THE LACROSSE TEAM AT MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY AND/OR THE AWARDING OF GRANTS TO BENEFIT THE LACROSSE TEAM OF MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY.

TO MAKE FINANCIAL GRANTS TO INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF THE UNION AND THEIR FAMILIES FOR THE HEALTH, EDUCATION, SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE OF SUCH MEMBERS AND OR THEIR FAMILIES WHO HAVE BEEN DETERMINED BY THE TRUSTEES TO BE IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN SCHOLARSHIP AND GRANTS TO INSTITUTIONS HIGHER LEARNING FOR WORTHY STUDENTS; TO COLLECT, RAISE, RECEIVE BY BEQUEST, MAINTAIN AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS FOR OTHER WORTHWHILE SCHOLASTIC AND COMMUNITY NEEDS; TO DO EVERYTHING NECESSARY AND PROPER TO ACCOMPLISH ANY AND ALL THE PURPOSES HEREIN

THE ORGANIZATION WILL MAKE GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE IRC.

TO DO ALL THINGS NECESSARY TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO CHILDREN IN ORDER FOR THEM TO ENJOY THE BASIC NECESSITIES OF HUMAN EXISTENCE. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY AWARDING YEARLY GRANTS TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS GEARED TOWARD IMPROVING THE LIFE OF CHILDREN." THE FOLLOWING ADDED AS AN AMENDMENT AND APPROVED BY THE STATE OF NH "TO OPERATE THE COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY BY ACCEPTING DONATIONS OF FOOD AND CASH, AND BY PROVIDING FOOD TO NEEDY CITIZENS".

PROMOTE THE IMAGE GENERAL WELFARE . ALSO PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE COLLEGE BY HOLDING, ADMINISTERING DISPOSING GIFTS GRANTS FOR THE BENEFIT THE COLLEGE.

TO AWARD FINANCIAL GRANTS AND OR LOANS, FREE OF INTEREST, TO RELIGIOUS ORTHODOX JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS, AND TO HELP BY FINANCIAL MEANS, THE NEEDY, SICK, AND DISABLED PEOPLE AS WELL AS TALMUDIC RESEARCH

THE MISSION OF THE . IS TO RAISE PUBLICAWARENESS OF FRENCH ART, CULTURE, LITERATURE, VISUAL AND PERFORMINGARTS THROUGH : THE ORGANIZATION OF CONFERENCES ON ARTISTIC ANDEDUCATION, ACCESS TO EXHIBITIONS AND A READING ROOM AND RESOURCE CENTER

ASSISTING ORTHODOX JEWISH EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS THROUGH AWARDING GRANTS.

Educational and Grants

COLLECTIVELY FUND GRANTS TO LOCAL CHARITABLE INITIATIVES AND TO ENGAGE WOMEN IN PHILANTHROPY. THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF REVENUE IS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM MEMBERS, WHICH ARE COLLECTED ANNUALLY.

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