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51		REDDING, CT
52		BOSTON, MA
53		SAG HARBOR, NY
54		OSSINING, NY
55		South Hero, VT
56		BROOKLYN, NY
57		NEW YORK, NY
58		Albany, NY
59		WHITE PLAINS, NY
60		Pelham, NY
61		WOODMERE, NY
62		JAMAICA PLAIN, MA
63		TOMS RIVER, NJ
64		BOSTON, MA
65		MANCHESTER, NH
66		WEST ORANGE, NJ
67		NORTH ANDOVER, MA
68		BROOKLYN, NY
69		MANHASSET, NY
70		HILLSDALE, NJ
71		Albany, NY
72		East Setauket, NY
73		NEW YORK, NY
74		ARLINGTON, MA
75		WELLESLEY, MA
76		LAKEWOOD, NJ
77		BROOKLYN, NY
78		GREENWICH, CT
79		Biddeford, ME
80		NEW YORK, NY
81		GREENSBORO, NC
82		ASHBURN, VA
83		MORENCI, MI
84		BROOKLYN CENTER, MN
85		Des Moines, IA
86		Reading, PA
87		BROOKLYN, OH
88		BROWNSBURG, IN
89		Wilmington, NC
90		Alexandria, VA
91		NOVI, MI
92		COLUMBUS, OH
93		NOBLESVILLE, IN
94		COLUMBUS, OH
95		WASHINGTON, IA
96		ABINGDON, MD
97		Westchester, IL
98		Lexington, VA
99		APPLETON, WI
100		SEVERNA PARK, MD

AVE MARIA SCHOOL OF LAW: STUDENTS COMPLETE SELF-STUDY OF BUILDING BETTER EFFECTIVENESS MANUALS PROVIDED BY OUR AND SUBMIT ESSAYS UPON COMPLETION OF THEIR SELF-STUDY. TUITION GRANTS ARE MADE TO COLLEGE FOR TWENTY STUDENTS.

We award annual grants to deserving graduates of The Lawrenceville School enrolled at US accredited universities. Four students each receive a total of $6,000 in grants each year. Payments are made directly to the accredited universities in the awardees name. Our only expenses are management fees for the endowment and taxes everything else is handled by volunteers.

RAISE FUNDS TO PROVIDE SPECIAL AND UNUSUAL ITEMS BENEFIT TO MEMORIAL WHICH CANNOT BE PURCHASED WITHIN ITS GENERAL BUDGET AND TO OFFER OPPORTUNITIES FOR WRITERS, ARTISTS, MUSICIANS AND OTHER CREATIVE PERSONS TO PRESENT THEIR WORK.

USES DUES AND DONATIONS SOLICITED FROM MEMBERS TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES SUCH AS CULTURAL EVENTS AND PURCHASE MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT FOR . ADDITIONAL FUNDS ARE RAISED THROUGH BOOK SALES AND SALES PROMOTIONAL ITEMS SUCH AS TOTE BAGS AND MUGS.

To raise funds for and distribute said funds exclusively to the Community , the municipal of the Town of , Vermont (also known as the "Worthen ").

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 JEWISH ORTHODOX RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AND ABROAD; TO AID, ENCOURAGE, STIMULATE, FOSTER AND PROMOTE CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT ACTIVITIES THROUGH THE SUPPORT JEWISH ORTHODOX RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

THE ORGANIZATION RAISES FUNDS AND PROVIDE CHARITABLE GRANTS TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING THE SOCIETY FOR ADVANCEMENT EDUCATION IN ISRAEL.

DOES NOT ENGAGE IN ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. RATHER, IT ACCOMPLISHES ITS EXEMPT PURPOSE BY MAKING GRANTS TO IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) PUBLIC CHARITIES.

SCHOLASHIP GRANTS

HEAL ( ) provides grants and financial assistance to reduce canine homelessness and create more humane world. Under our mission we provide need-based financial assistance and grants to owners of dogs requiring veterinary care, so pets and families can stay together. Our mission focuses on the root causes of violence and cruelty in society and BUILD UP OUR YOUTH through humane education and participation in our TeachH... programs. Our mission is committed to reducing canine homelessness, cruelty, and shelter euthanasia rates by partnering with and providing grants, funding and resources to 501(c)(3) welfare organizations.

TO PROMOTE CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT GOALS BY PROVIDINGGRANTS TO PROMOTE JEWISH STUDIES AND TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO NEEDY FAMILIES TO ENABLE THEM TO ACHIEVE EDUCATIONAL GOALS AND TO MEET THEIR BASIC NEEDS.

IS A 501(C)(3) CHARITABLE LOAN THAT INVESTS IN ENTERPRISES THROUGHOUT EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS THAT ADDRESS THE GROWING WEALTH GAP AND ECOLOGICAL CHALLENGES OF OUR TIMES. BII WORKS TO BUILD A SUSTAINABLE, INCLUSIVE AND EQUITABLE ECONOMY THAT RESTORES THE PRODUCTIVE CAPACITY OF COMMUNITIES OF COLOR IN EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS. WE DO THIS BY INVESTING INTEGRATED CAPITAL (EQUITY, DEBT AND GRANTS) IN REGENERATIVE LOCAL ENTERPRISES THAT ARE OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY ENTREPRENEURS OF COLOR OR ARE SERVING COMMUNITIES OF COLOR. BII WORKS WITH OUR PORTFOLIO COMPANIES TO STRENGTHEN THE THEY HAVE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES, IMPROVE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ENTREPRENEURIAL SERVICES IN EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS AND EDUCATE FELLOW INVESTORS AND PHILANTHROPISTS ABOUT INVESTING TO CLOSE THE RACIAL WEALTH DIVIDE. BII ALSO PROVIDES EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR FELLOW INVESTORS, MANAGERS AND PHILANTHROPISTS NATIONWIDE TO BUILD THE FIELD OF INVESTING WITH A RACIAL JUSTIC

To provide financial support to other religious, educational, and charitable organizations; to provide financial assistance to needy individuals in the form grants and interest free loans.

TO DEVELOP, INITIATE, AND OPERATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS WHICH COMBAT COMMUNITY DETERIORATION, LESSEN NEIGHBORHOOD TENSIONS AND ASSIST IN THE ELIMINATION OF RACIAL PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION;2. TO ACQUIRE, OWN, CONSTRUCT, REHABILITATE, CONVERT, OPERATE, OR SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFFORDABLE, LOW AND MODERATE INCOME HOUSING CONSISTENT WITH ALL APPLICABLE STATE AND FEDERAL SAFE HARBOR REQUIREMENTS;3. TO PROVIDE RELATED SOCIAL SERVICES WITHIN SUCH HOUSING FACILITIES WHICH ARE CONSISTENT WITH COMMUNITY NEEDS AND DESIRES;4. TO WORK AND COOPERATE WITH AND THROUGH AND SUPPORT THE , OR ANY SUCCESSOR ORGANIZATION THERETO, AND OTHER ENTITIES, GROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS, AGENCIES (PUBLIC AND PRIVATE), AND INDIVIDUALS CONCERNED WITH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING; 5. TO MAKE GRANTS OR LOANS OF ALL OR ANY PART OF THE FUNDS OR PROPERTY OF THE , WITH OR WITHOUT INTEREST, IN FURTHERANCE OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH, THE OBJECTIVES OF THE .

Promote literacy and education, provide awareness of the dangers of the ocean, provide community improvement by enhancing parks and playgrounds, and help underprivileged community members by providing school supplies and toys to children.

Corporation is organized and will be operated to support charitable activities by making grants to unrelated organizations or institutions or to individuals for scientific, educational, cultural, religious, or other charitable purposes.

To help support legal immigrants in the United States

To provide financial assistance to religious, and charitable organizations worldwide to help them continue their activities. We will also make grants to individuals to indigent Jewish people to enable them acquire basic food, clothing and Shelter.

The organization will make gifts and grants to tax-exempt educational, religious, and other charitable institutions, including qualified schools, colleges, art organizations. All recipients must be Section 501(c)(3), 170(c)(1) or (2) organizations.

FUNDING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES BY

To promote, support, and engage in activities carried on for charitable, scientific, educational, or any other qualified purposes, by direct conduct of such activities, and by making grants to other Exempt Organizations

SMALL BUSINESS HARDSHIP FUND - A program awarding grants to various local businesses suffering hardship due to closures from the Covid pandemic.

THE CORPORATION) EXISTS TO ADMINISTER A GRANT PROGRAM AVAILABLE TO THOSE EMPLOYED AT GIBSON, DUNN and CRUTCHER LLP AS OF APRIL 17TH, 2020 AND WHO MAY BECOME EMPLOYED THE FUTURE, AS NON-ATTORNEY EMPLOYEES (EMPLOYEES) WHO HAVE A SPECIAL BECAUSE THEY ARE EXPERIENCING PARTICULAR FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS RESULTING FROM A DISASTER CURRENTLY, THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE CORPORATION WILL REMAIN EXISTENCE TO ADDRESS FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS THAT MAY BE EXPERIENCED BY EMPLOYEES FUTURE DISASTERS. THE CORPORATION INTENDS TO BE FUNDED PRIMARILY BY DONATIONS FROM INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS AND POTENTIALLY GRANTS FROM LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS.

The Foundations activities will focus on charitable educational and scientific development. In its essence this will belong to the community our efforts will be designed around 1. Outreach and Advocacy 40%Support underserved populations in experiencing healthier relationships with themselves their partners their children and their networks; 2. Grants and Scholarships 40% Make grants to other 501c3 organizations as well as work and study grants to writers scholars educators therapists and researchers; and 3.Connecting the Therapist Community 20% Offer therapists conferences and other educational resources and opportunities for development and growth. Outreach and Advocacy The foundations outreach and advocacy program will work in coordination with regional nonprofits to bring relationship skills to communities and neighborhoods that would not otherwise have access to these services. This includes offering: educational workshops

PROVIDING GRANTS MEDICAL RESEARCH

WAS FORMED ON APRIL 29, 2021 TO PROMOTE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS PURPOSES, BY GIVING GRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT WORK TO PROMOTE THESE PURPOSES.

To provide financial assistance to underprivileged youth to aid promote educational development through grants stipends, scholarships and financial assistance to needy students and generally to advance the educational development of needy students.

THE WAS FORMED TO MAKE GRANTS TO DOMESTIC NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) THAT ARE ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THOSE DEDICATED TO ADVANCING EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, AND RELIGIOUS CAUSES.

Provide tools and services to facilitate universal access to all knowledge to researchers, historians, scholars and the general public.

U.S.A. WAS ESTABLISHED TO SUPPORT , INC., A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION

SUPPORT .

GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION HUMANITARIAN DEVELOPMENT AND CIVIC AWARENESS

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND MINI-GRANTS TO TEACHERS AND STUDENTS OF THE AREA SCHOOLS

SERVES THE VULNERABLE AND UNDERSERVED POPULATION OF IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES IN A CULTURALLY SPECIFIC WAY. THERE ARE OVER 92,000 SOUTH ASIANS LIVING IN MINNESOTA. 52,000+ ASIAN INDIANS ALONE. THIS IS THE ONLY SOCIAL SERVICES AGENCY SERVING THIS POPULATION.

P.E.O. is a philanthropic organization where women celebrate the advancement of women; educate women through scholarships, grants, awards, loans and stewardship of Cottey College; and motivate each other to achieve their highest aspirations.

Provide educational and recreational opportunities for children in the greater Reading, Pennsylvania area and Berks County, and provide financial assistance to charitable organizations in the Reading area serving underprivileged and disadvantaged youth and their families.

Grants are made according to the Trust created under a will dated October 1, 1992. Keybank, as Co-Trustee, makes 100% distributions to Friends of Historic Kingston. KeyBank maintains a responsiveness to the needs and activities of the beneficiary organization in the attainment of its mission. The supported organization may request principal to satisfy the purpose of this trust.

TO ENGAGE IN PROMOTION OF HEALTH BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO CHRONICALLY ILL CHILDREN AND/OR THEIR FAMILIES, CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DEVOTED TO IMPROVING WELL-BEING FOR VARIOUS ANIMALS, AND INDIVIDUALS INJURED IN MOTORSPORTS ACTIVITIES AND/OR THEIR FAMILIES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICES.

mission is to strengthen services County Public by providing funding that complements, but does not supplant responsibility County to adequately support its public system.

Foundation is to provide Alexandria with a broad range of educational benefits including programs, equipment and books.

TO MAXIMIZE NON-TAX FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS OF THE , RECREATION and FORESTRY DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY OF , MICHIGAN BY DEVELOPING AND PROMOTING A BROAD PROGRAM FOR PRIVATE DONATIONS AND PUBLIC GRANTS.

TO LESSEN THE BURDENS OF GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF OHIO BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO TO CARRY OUT ITS JOB CREATION AND OTHER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TAX-EXEMPT ACTIVITIES AND CARRY OUT THE FUNCTIONS OF CHAPTER 4313, OHIO REVISED CODE.

FOUNDATION (IYSSF) IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION ESTABLISHED TO INTRODUCE AND SUPPORT NEW SHOOTERS IN THE VARIOUS DISCIPLINES OF IN . PARTICULAR FOCUS IS ON . SUPPORT IS PROVIDED TO QUALIFYING ORGANIZATIONS/AGENCIES IN THE FORM OF MONETARY GRANTS FOR SPECIFIC PROGRAMS AND/OR PROJECTS.

ENTITY PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER ENTITIES ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL OR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.

TO DISTRIBUTE GRANTS TO AREA ORGANIZATIONS AND MUNICIPALITIES.

INVESTS IN THE SUCCESS OF OUR STUDENTS BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES TO PROVIDE EVERY CHILD, REGARDLESS OF BACKGROUND, FAMILY STRUCTURE OR ECONOMIC STATUS, THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACHIEVE PERSONAL SUCCESS. INVESTS IN THE OF 38,000 YOUTH IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES TO COMPLEMENT THE LEARNING AND GROWTH OF EACH STUDENT REGARDLESS OF THEIR ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES. WE BELIEVE EVERY CHILD SHOULD HAVE THE OPTIMAL FRAMEWORK TO ACHIEVE PERSONAL SUCCESS.THE WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COMMUNITY TO BRING CRITICAL RESOURCES TO HELP STUDENTS SUCCEED IN THEIR ACADEMIC AND PERSONAL GOALS THROUGH MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS, COLLEGE AND CAREER MENTORING, SCHOLARSHIPS, FREE SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR LOW INCOME STUDENTS, GRANTS TO SUPPORT INNOVATIVE CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION, AND CELEBRATING THE PROFESSION WITH THE COMMUNITY.

Provide educational grants to women in engineering. Provide annual scholarships. Build scholarship endowment fund.

Grants to elementary, middle, and secondary in the Division, Lexington, VA supporting educational programs in a variety of disciplines including science, health, technology, art geography, and vocational programs to enrich educational opportunities for 2500 students.

INVEST IN WOMEN AND GIRLS THROUGH GRANTS, ADVOCACY, AND EDUCATION.

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