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151		RICHMOND, VA
152		FERGUS FALLS, MN
153		LUTHERVILLE, MD
154		Nags Head, NC
155		POINT PLEASANT, WV
156		Prairie du Chien, WI
157		Blacksburg, VA
158		Mason, OH
159		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
160		NEBRASKA CITY, NE
161		Hampshire, IL
162		Arapahoe, NE
163		Raleigh, NC
164		ROANOKE, VA
165		ROSEMONT, IL
166		Front Royal, VA
167		LEESBURG, VA
168		LOUISVILLE, KY
169		Mount Airy, MD
170		Bethesda, MD
171		HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC
172		Hillsborough, NC
173		PITTSBURGH, PA
174		RIVER FOREST, IL
175		Audubon, PA
176		St Charles, IL
177		Evanston, IL
178		CIRCLE PINES, MN
179		BETHESDA, MD
180		CINCINNATI, OH
181		Chicago, IL
182		NEWARK, OH
183		PIQUA, OH
184		Cincinnati, OH
185		WARSAW, OH
186		FORT WAYNE, IN
187		Columbus, OH
188		Worthington, OH
189		ALEXANDRIA, VA
190		Sunbury, OH
191		WOODBINE, IA
192		Coshocton, OH
193		WESTMINSTER, MD
194		Columbus, OH
195		LOUISVILLE, KY
196		CARMEL, IN
197		PEORIA, IL
198		FINDLAY, OH
199		CLEVELAND, OH
200		AKRON, OH

MAKES GRANTS TO QUALIFYING CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND DOES NOT CARRY ON CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES DIRECTLY.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR LIBRARY

WILL MAKE GRANTS TO QUALIFYING 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

Educate through eventsMISSION STATEMENT The strives to inspire, educate, challenge through presentations of the visual, literary performing arts.Elements: - The will offer high quality programming from regional national talent. - Programming for each category will be curated by persons familiar with the respective field. - The strives to be a destination for residents visitors alike. - Funding comes from sustaining patrons, sponsorships, grants admissions.

DIRECT GRANTS PAID TO QUALIFIED CHARITIES LOCAL SCHOOLS LIBRARIES ETC

Assist the people of Nkololo Village, , Africa, by providing grants St. Peter Catholic Parish and Songambele Hospital, both of which are in Nkololo.

To help K-3 children with reading/ reading awareness Also to provide books to elementary schools for reading.

The is founded on the concept of helping the school district take students above and beyond in academics, arts and athletics. Since its inception, the has funded grants and innovative programs to help create extraordinary learning experiences in our . The plays an integral role in helping the district through times of massive changes in education by funding grants that enable innovation, teacher development and programs such as the MHS Foreign Language Lab, the MMS Coding and Robotics courses, Author Visits, STEAM and STEM Labs, Outdoor Classrooms and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiatives. The ensures that no student starts the school year without the school supplies they need and has helped more than 2,000 at-risk students.

THE ASSOCIATION IS INCORPORATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO RAISE FUNDS AND PROVIDE CHARITABLE GRANTS, SUBJECT TO THE CONTROL OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, WHICH SUPPORT QUALITY PROGRAMS OFFERED BY CLINICA ESPERANZA, A NGO MEDICAL CLINIC IN ROATAN, HONDURAS.

NOT-FOR-PROFIT WHICH SELLS GENTLY USED DONATED GOODS, PROVIDING LOW COST ITEMS NEEDED BY MEMBERS AND AWARDING GRANTS BACK INTO THE FOR PROJECTS AND SERVICES.

RAISING FUNDS TO BUILD LIBRARIES ALL MONEY COLLECTED GOES TO LIABRARIES

SUPPORT GOALS AND PROGRAMMING OF .

Making grants and funding program expenses in three areas: 1) Education, 2) Clean Water and 3) Health and Sanitation

THE ACADEMY IS A PRIVATE SCHOOL FOCUSED ON BREAKING THE CYCLE OF POVERTY THROUGH A MULTIGENERATIONAL APPROACH OF SUPPORTING THE WHOLE , IN ADDITION TO PROVIDING A QUALITY EDUCATION TO THE CHILDREN. THE FIRST COHORT AND THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 2031 STARTED IN AUGUST OF 2018. WE BELIEVE THE ACADEMY IS UNIQUE BECAUSE OF ITS FOCUS ON THE AND THE RESOURCES PROVIDED TO HELP OVERCOME THE BARRIERS AND BREAK THE CYCLE OF GENERATIONAL POVERTY. THE SCHOOL MODELS A TRADITIONAL ACADEMIC CURRICULUM FOR THE STUDENTS AND SUPPORTS THE THROUGH LIFE SKILLS CLASSES ASSESSMENTS, TRAINING, VOCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND JOB AND HOUSING RESOURCES. THE FAMILIES OF THE ACADEMY WILL HAVE RESOURCES MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH MANY COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS. WE BELIEVE SUPPORTING THE WITH CHILDCARE BENEFITS, A SAFE HOUSING ENVIROMENT, FINANCIAL LITERACY, AND STRONG ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES THEY WILL BE SUCCESSFUL AT SUSTAINING A LIVIABLE WAGE AND LIFESTYLE.

AWARDS AND ADMINISTERS FOR GRADUATE ORTHOPAEDIC EDUCATION.

Collecting funds to assist in the repair and of the of the and making grants to other such related not-for-profit environmental groups or foundations supporting the and its estuaries.

REVIEWED THE INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO FOR THE FUND AND INITIATED CHANGES TO INCREASE INCOME FOR FUTURE GRANTS.

THE WILL MAKE GRANTS TO EMPLOYEES OF THORNTONS LLC AND SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATES AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO SUFFER SEVERE FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AS A RESULT OF A CATASTROPHIC EVENT.

charitable foundation that provides educational assistance to Maasai children in Tanzania . We feed approxiamtely 1,500 children each day at school, have library and computer lab use by students and teachers.

raises awareness about the challenges in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, engages in strategic advocacy to end violence against women, and provides grants to Hospital to heal women and restore lives.

OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY FOR BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM FUNCTIONS OF, OR TO CARRY OUT PURPOSES OF COMMUNITY OF LOWCOUNTRY, INC. (""), A PUBLICLY SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN SECTIONS 501(C)(3) 509(A)(1) OF CODE. A TRADITIONAL COMMUNITY FOUNDED IN 1994, COMMUNITY OF LOWCOUNTRY, INC. SERVES RESIDENTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTIES OF BEAUFORT, COLLETON, HAMPTON, JASPER. WILL FURTHER ITS EXEMPT PURPOSES BY MAKING GRANTS DIRECTLY TO COMMUNITY TO ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE, OR COULD BE SUPPORTED BY COMMUNITY CONSISTENT WITH ITS OWN CHARITABLE PURPOSES. COMMUNITY GRANTS ARE AWARDED TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT WORK IN A VARIETY OF CHARITABLE AREAS, INCLUDING ARTS CULTURE, EDUCATION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH HUMAN SERVICES. ADDITIONALLY, BOTH COMMUNITY EXPECT TO

To enrich educate lives by providing housing counseling services, financial literacy, home ownership opportunities, job services, business solutions .

PROVIDE GRANTS ADULT CAREER TRAINING YOUTH ART EDUCATION.

GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

Rural Rwandan Development via Global Market Links. We participate in the efforts of rural Rwandans to develop themselves, their families and their communities. Our primary work is in supporting craftspeople. We offer guidance on product design and selection and purchase their crafts at a fair price. Then in the US, products are marketed and sold so that we can continue to provide new income generation opportunities to the Rwandan artisans and support other community development initiatives such as adult literacy. Market connections are another part of our work. We connect global customers who then buy crafts in bulk directly from Rwanda. This is pursued by participation in the Fair Trade Federation, via our website and by using social media. We also support the community where the artisans live through impact projects such as adult literacy classes, bee keeping training, renewable resources and supporting vulnerable people (food, housing, medical).

MY ) mission is to foster educational opportunities for in the St Charles community through creative use theater. Also, MY has the civic aim of increasing the publics awareness and appreciation of live theater. MY also strives to encourage literacy, promote positive development in adolescence and young adults and enhance the learning experiences by using theater as a creative communication medium. MY strives to create and maintain the theater as a place of education, illumination, recognition and exploration.

U.S. was established after 1997 death of Sir Georg . Its mission is to assist talented young American musicians at start of their professional careers. It has made annual grants to awardees since 2003.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO THE SERVED BY THE SCHOOL DISTRICT #12.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS IN COUNTRY, MD SCHOOLS

FOUNDATION PROVIDES PRIVATE SECTOR SUPPORT FOR HAMILTON COUNTY TO STRENGTHEN COLLECTIONS, EXPAND PROGRAMS, ENHANCE SERVICES.

Grants to 501c 3 organizations

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPORT THE OF THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY AND CENTRAL OHIO TECHNICAL COLLEGE BY FUNDING SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, INNOVATIVE PROJECTS AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS THAT ARE NOT PROVIDED BY ANY OTHER STATE RESOURCE. FOR 38 YEARS, DONORS, BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS HAVE PARTICIPATED IN NCDF CAMPAIGNS TO CREATE A BEAUTIFUL COLLEGE WHERE STUDENTS RECEIVE THE BEST OF ALL WORLDS: A BIG 10 RESEARCH-BASED EDUCATION IN A SMALL, PRIVATE, LIBERAL ARTS SETTING. LOCAL DONORS ENJOY SUPPORTING FUNDS AND CREATING ENDOWMENTS AT NCDF WHICH IS CONTROLLED LOCALLY BY A BOARD OF TRUSTEES WITH DEEP ROOTS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY. WITH THE PARTNERSHIP OF GENEROUS GENERATIONAL DONORS AND A COMMITTED BOARD, THE NCDF IS ABLE TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO EDUCATION FOR ALL QUALIFIED AND MOTIVATED INDIVIDUALS. NCDF STRIVES TO MAINTAIN AND ENHANCE THE LEVEL OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGICAL EXCELLENCE AND CLOSE PERSONALIZED ATTENTION AT OSU AND COTC.

THE EXISTS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO GRADUATES, STUDENTS AND STAFF OF THE (OHIO) CITY SCHOOLS IN THE FORMS OF SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATES AND GRANTS TO STAFF FOR THE BENEFIT OF CURRENT STUDENTS.

The specific purposes for which the corporation is formed are: providing scholarships, historical-patriotic activities, grants for the poor, and providing support for the maintenance and improvement historic structures.

TO RECEIVE CONTRIBUTIONS AND DONATIONS OF MONEY, OTHER PROPERTY, AND SERVICES FOR, AND TO MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS, GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS OF MONEY, OTHER PROPERTY, AND SERVICES TO , .

TO PROVIDE HIGHER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO STUDENTS AND TEACHERS

To enhance the lives of children by providing grants and technical assistance to child serving organizations

To promote use and awareness Libraries and provide financial support to services and programs

TO HELP THE INTERPRETATION PROFESSIONS PRESERVE THEIR PAST HISTORY, TO ASSIST IN THEIR PRESENT WORK, TO STIMULATE FUTURE RESEARCH THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS GRANTS.

Manage assets to provide support.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES, PROGRAMS AND INSTITUTIONS, PRIMARLY IN , IOWA AND THE SURROUNDING AREA, AND TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR SUCH OTHER EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES, PROGRAMS AND INSTITUTIONS AS THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAY DEEM APPROPRIATE FROM TIME TO TIME, EXCEPT AS MAY BE RESTRICTED. TO SOLICIT, RECEIVE, MANAGE, INVEST AND USE CONTRIBUTIONS, DONATIONS, GRANTS AND BEQUESTS AND THE INCOME THEREFROM FOR THE SUPPORT PURPOSES. TO ENGAGE IN ANY AND ALL LAWFUL ACTIVITIES WHICH MAY BE NECESSARY, USEFUL, SUITABLE, DESIRABLE OR PROPER FOR THE FURTHERANCE, ACCOMPLISHMENT, FOSTERING AND ATTAINMENT OF ANY AND ALL OF ITS PURPOSES.

Support Public

TO PROVIDE ADULT LEARNERS WITH FREE, CONFIDENTIAL, ONE-ON-ONE TUTORING TO DEVELOP OR IMPROVE SKILLS IN LANGUAGE, READING, WRITING, MATH, AND BASIC COMPUTER OPERATION ENABLING THEM TO REACH THEIR GOALS.

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.

THE IS NON-PROFIT, PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION WORKING TO ADDRESS THE UNMET HEALTH NEEDS OF KENTUCKIANS. THE MAKES GRANTS, CONDUCTS CAMPAIGNS, SUPPORTS RESEARCH, HOLDS EDUCATIONAL FORUMS AND CONVENES COMMUNITIES TO ENGAGE AND DEVELOP THE CAPACITY OF THE COMMONWEALTH TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE OF ALL KENTUCKIANS.

TO MAKE GRANTS TO OTHER IRC SECTION 501C3 ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE CLASSIFIED AS PUBLIC CHARITIES FOR RELIGIOUS CHARITABLE EDUCATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND LITERARY PURPOSES.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO LOCAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS FOR ART PROGRAMS AND HOST A RESIDENCY PROGRAM FOR ARTISTS

COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY IS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING LIBRARY AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH COMMUNITY.

GRANTS ARE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION DATED DECEMBER 21, 1981, AS AMENDED. SUCH ARTICLES WERE AMENDED RESTATED PURSUANT TO OHIO REVISED CODE SECTION 1702.38(D) AS OF JULY 30, 2014. CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED SHALL BE OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES BY CONDUCTING OR SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES RELATED TO . JEANNETTE . HOPE LODGE THAT ARE FOR BENEFIT OF, PERFORM FUNCTIONS OF, OR CARRY OUT CHARITABLE PURPOSES OF AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY.

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