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1		Acton, MA
2		Shrewsbury, MA
3		BROOKLYN, NY
4		Huntington, NY
5		NEW YORK, NY
6		MILLBROOK, NY
7		NEW YORK, NY
8		WEST TISBURY, MA
9		HACKENSACK, NJ
10		BOSTON, MA
11		Rotterdam, NY
12		NORWELL, MA
13		STAMFORD, CT
14		PRINCETON, NJ
15		PARK RIDGE, NJ
16		FOXBOROUGH, MA
17		ROCHESTER, NY
18		BOSTON, MA
19		ROSELAND, NJ
20		CHERRY HILL, NJ
21		WHIPPANY, NJ
22		Long Valley, NJ
23		WESTBURY, NY
24		NEW YORK, NY
25		WAKEFIELD, MA
26		BOSTON, MA
27		TUXEDO PARK, NY
28		Worcester, MA
29		Foster, RI
30		Southport, CT
31		ROSLYN, NY
32		New Salem, MA
33		NEW YORK, NY
34		NEW YORK, NY
35		NORTHVALE, NJ
36		NEW YORK, NY
37		GLEN COVE, NY
38		Woodville, MA
39		LUDLOW, MA
40		EAST PROVIDENCE, RI
41		Westport, CT
42		MONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJ
43		Centerport, NY
44		STAMFORD, CT
45		Chatham, NJ
46		SHELBURNE, VT
47		ROME, NY
48		WHIPPANY, NJ
49		NEW YORK, NY
50		Vergennes, VT

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Grants Made to Ten 501(c)(3) organizations.

HUD Low Income Housing and grants to exempt 501c3 organizations

To assist woman with dependent children in starting small buiness to develop anindependent source of income, with emphasis on woman in India. To assist new immigrants in the United States become acclimated to their surroundings and to assist elderly people having limited means to live independently

PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO MAKE GRANTS TO OTHER EXEMPT CHARITABLE

TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO THE .

GRANTS TO QUALIFYING CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

WAS CREATED BY TO MAKE CHARITABLE DONATIONS IN A WAY THAT REFLECTS THE VALUES AND INTERESTS OF THE OWNERS AND EMPLOYEES OF . THE IS ONE ASPECT OF OUR COMMITMENT TO OUR COMMUNITY AND TO SOCIAL CHANGE.THE DISTRIBUTES THE MAJORITY OF FUNDS TO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS, WITH A STRONG EMPHASIS ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING, LOCAL FOOD, AND RENEWABLE ENERGY. THE REMAINING FUNDS ARE DISTRIBUTED TO ORGANIZATIONS IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES: CONSERVATION and ENVIRONMENT, SCHOOLS and CHILDREN, HEALTH and SOCIAL SERVICES, ARTS and CULTURE, AND GLOBAL POVERTY RELIEF. WE ALSO KEEP A SET-ASIDE FOR EMERGENCY DISASTER RELIEF EFFORTS. 39 GRANTS WERE DISTRIBUTED DURING THE 2021-2022 FISCAL YEAR.

GRANTS TO 501 (C)(3) NON PROFITS

Competitive - Provide competitive scholarships and grants to Arcanum members

Provide member benefits and provide donations/grants to local Organizations.

SUPPORT ORGANIZATION

Academic grants - grants to 2 and 4 year colleges universities vocational schools and programs for scholarships. A total of 32 institutions or programs. All grants are to defray the cost of tuition.

FUND PROVIDES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS, YOUNG ADULTS WHO VOLUNTEER OR INTERN FOR PROGRESSIVE SOCIAL ACTION PROJECTS OR PROGRAMS IN AN AREA OF THEIR INTEREST AND COMMITMENT.

TO PROVIDE DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS ASSISTANCE THROUGH BUSINESS COUNSELING, ADVICE AND GUIDANCE, SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS AND HARDSHIP RELIEF.

TO MAKE GRANTS FOR THE TEMPORARY RELIEF VICTIMS DISASTERS AND TO SUPPORT OTHER VARIOUS CHARITABLE CAUSES IN THE FIELD REAL ESTATE, SUCH AS HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO PROMOTE JEWISH LIFE SECURITY.

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

THE ORGANIZATION IS NOT INVOLVED IN DIRECT ACTIVE CONDUCT OF ANY CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. THE MAKES GRANTS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT THROUGH GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND ACTIVITIES WHICH BENEFIT THE SCHOOL CHILDREN IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF , NJ ON AN OBJECTIVE AND NONDISCRIMINATORY BASIS.

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

Sponsor scholarships and educational grants to encourage interest, training and education in science and technology Normally 10 scholarships

FURTHER BOOK STORE BUSINESS OPERATIONS

THE FOUNDATION IS A PRIVATE, NON-OPERATING FOUNDATION. ITS ONLY ACTIVITY IS TO MAKE GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS, MAINLY PUBLIC CHARITIES.

WMA IS A 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION COMPRISED OF WHO HAVE SERVED OR ARE SERVING HONORABLY IN THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS REGULAR OR RESERVE COMPONENTS AS WELL AS THE FMF CERTIFIED NAVY CHAPLAINS AND CORPSMEN. WMA CONDUCTS CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ITS MEMBERS AND MILITARY VETERANS, SERVICE PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT VETERANS, A PROGRAM TO PROVIDE GRANTS OF EMERGENCY FUNDS TO VETERANS IN NEED, AND MATCHING FUNDS AND GRANTS TO CHAPTERS THAT ARE SUPPORTING VETERANS PROGRAMS.

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

Provide genelogical information to members and public, provide depository for heraldry records, publish lineage information and books.

Providing scholarships, grants and assistance.

The does two things: award the $4,000 scholarships to students who are attending college and award grants to fund projects managed by High and Middle School teachers for the benefit of students. These grants are to fund projects that normally would not be funded through annual school budgets.

Grants and Contributions to charitable organizations

TO PROMOTE AFFORDABLE AND ASSIST IN OBTAINING FUNDS/GRANTS THAT PURPOSE

Enrich partnership between and community by actively supporting through programming, advocacy, volunteer services and fundraising. Promote awareness resources, services and needs . Support and cooperate with staff and Trustees in identifying and developing services, needs, and facilities to meet needs. Encourage, solicit and receive gifts and bequests to from corporations, businesses, community organizations and private citizens. Support development and enhancement services. Support American Association Bill Rights. Provide programs and events for that support and provide education to .

TO DISBURSE GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

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

TO ENCOURAGE EDUCATION AND EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE THROUGH ACADEMIC PROGRAMS, GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIP, AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE STUDENTS AND PEOPLE UNDERPRIVILEGED IN THE UNITED STATES AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES WHO DO NOT HAVE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES DUE TO FINANCIAL HARDSHIP. TO PROVIDE THE STUDENTS WITH VARIOUS OPPORTUNITIES TO ACHIEVE THE ACADEMIC, MUSICAL, ARTISTIC AND SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT SO THAT IN THE FUTURE THEY CAN BACK, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, SAME AND HOPES TO THE CHILDREN UNDERPRIVILEGED.

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

TO RAISE AWARENESS AND FUNDING FOR NO-KILL ANIMAL SHELTERS IN THE UNITED STATES. RAISE FUNDS TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO EXISTING NOT-FOR-PROFIT ANIMAL SHELTERS.

The principal activities of the corporation shall be to support the effort of the Town of to restore, renovate and expand The .

TO SOLICIT CONTRIBUTIONS OF MONEY, GIFTS, BEQUESTS, GRANTS, AND DONATIONS. TO TAKE, ADMINISTER, HOLD OR DISBURSE FUNDS FOR EXEMPT PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO THE CHILD OR CHILDREN OF MEMBERS OF INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF . THE WILL ALSO MAKE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE OPERATED FOR PUBLIC INTEREST.

Increase the availability and accessibility of fertility treatment in the region and throughout New York and Connecticut. Provide financial grants for IVF treatment to those who have been unable to start their families due to financial need.

EDUCATION GRANTS

was founded to provide scholarships to help undergraduate and professional students preparing for careers in the building construction industry, including but not limited to architecture,construction, engineering, and interior design, to pay for the costs of their education at educational institutions that are exempt from taxation under either Section 501(c)(3) or Section 115 of the Internal Revenue Code. . will provide funding for internships for such students as long as internships are supervised or approved by the Educational Institutions at which such students are enrolled. will Provide Grants to Educational Institutions for the purpose of encouraging and supporting students pursuing careers in the building construction industry and to support research and educational programs relevant to the building construction industry.

CLINIC GRANTSEACH NEW CLINIC RECEIVES A MASTER GRANT AGREEMENT OUTLINING THE SERVICES TO BE APPROVED BY (CVN), FUNDING AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE FOR AN INITIAL THREE-YEAR PERIOD. CLINIC GRANTS PROVIDE IN-DEPTH ASSISTANCE AS WELL AS FUNDING FOR THE INITIAL BUILD OF THE MILITARY FAMILY CLINIC (MFC). CVN PROVIDES RESOURCES, GUIDANCE, AND FUNDING THROUGH THE INITIAL PROCESS, INCLUDING ALLOCATION OF SPACE, RENT, AND OPENING EXPENSES. THE FUNDS FOR THE NEXT THREE YEARS WILL BE OPERATIONS, COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING PLANS, AND TRAINING RESOURCES NEEDED FROM CVN BY THE CLINIC.

Further intersts financially and actively

Providing grants to improve lives.

To provide technical, social, educational activities for the members. To support the AFCEA Educational Foundation (Erie Canal Chapter) for educational scholarships to students in engineering science fields. Provide grants to science mathematics teachers to supplement classroom resources. To support local activities that encourage primary secondary students to pursue science engineering careers. Approximately 150 members.

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

SEARCH AND BUILD ARTIST NETWORK WHILE BUILDING A WIDER PUBLIC AWARENESS OF KOREAN AND KOREAN-AMERICAN ARTISTS AND THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO CONTEMPORARY ART BY PROMOTING THE WORK OF KOREAN ARTISTS THROUGH VISUAL ART AWARDS, PROJECT GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, EXHIBITIONS AND PUBLIC COMMISSIONS AND BUILDING A COMMUNITY OF SUPPORTS AND ART ENTHUSIASTS THROUGH PUBLIC LECTURES, WORKSHOPS, MUSEUM TOURS, ART HISTORY CLASSES AND EDUCATIONAL CULTURAL EXPERIENCES FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

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