Showing top 200 of 11,412 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | DEPUTY CHIEF RAYMOND DOWNEY THE MISSION OF THE D.C RAYMOND DOWNEY SCHOLARSHIP CHARITY FUND IS TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT THE MANY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT CHIEF DOWNEY FELT SO STRONGLY ABOUT DURING HIS LIFETIME. THE ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDE NEW YORK FIREFIGHTER BURN CENTER; DEER PARK COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS; MARTY LYONS MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION; KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS; ST. CYRIL and METHODIUS CHURCH; STONY BROOK and HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC PROGRAMS; NYC FIREFIGHTERS WIDOWS and CHILDREN FUND; FIRE FAMILY TRANSPORT FOUNDATION; WOUNDED WARRIOR FOUNDATION; | COMMACK, NY | |
| 52 | THE DAVID AND JUDY FLEISCHER FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE MISSION OF UNITED JEWISH APPEAL-FEDERATION OF JEWISH PHILANTHROPIES OF NEW YORK, INC. | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 53 | STILLPOINT RETREATS INC PROVIDE RELIGIOUS, METAPHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL EDUCATION OF WORLD RELIGIONS AND CONDUCT EDUCATIONAL RETREATS. | DERRY, NH | |
| 54 | Rabbinical Organization - Chabad Lubavitch Inc Organized lectures, symposiums, attended conference, donations of books to libraries. To promote jewish education. | Brooklyn, NY | |
| 55 | LENCH CHARITY TR ASSISTED CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS. | LAKEWOOD, NJ | |
| 56 | CRISTO REY NEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL CRISTO REY NEW YORK HIGH SCHOOL IS A CATHOLIC, CO-ED, COLLEGE-PREP SCHOOL, PART OF THE NATIONAL CRISTO REY NETWORK. WE SERVE STUDENTS OF ALL FAITHS WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED THE POTENTIAL AND MOTIVATION TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS AND WHO DO NOT HAVE THE EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND OR FINANCIAL MEANS TO ATTEND ANOTHER PRIVATE, COLLEGE-PREP SCHOOL. GUIDED BY THE SPIRIT OF CARE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL, CURA PERSONALIS, WE CHALLENGE ALL OUR STUDENTS WITH A RIGOROUS ACADEMIC CURRICULUM AND A DEMANDING WORK-INTERNSHIP PROGRAM. OUR ULTIMATE GOAL IS THAT OUR STUDENTS WILL GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE AND BECOME PROFESSIONALS FOR OTHERS, TRANSFORMING THE WORLD FOR THE GOOD OF THEIR FAMILIES AND SOCIETY. | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 57 | American Friends of Chabad of Thailand Inc Supporting religious outreach in Thailand by providing grants to multiple outreach centers located in Thailand and surrounding areas. | Port Washington, NY | |
| 58 | The Lessing Family Foundation PLEASE NOTE, THE FOUNDATION IS NOT INVOLVED IN ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. ITS PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO SUPPORT, BY CONTRIBUTIONS, OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT | Albany, NY | |
| 59 | UNITED JEWISH REFERRAL NETWORK INC TO FUND EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS TO PREVENT CHILDHOOD OBESITY, CHRONIC DISEASE, AND MALNUTRITION. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 60 | GEORGE A DASCOMB CHARITABLE EXEMPT SUPPORT OF CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE WESTMINSTER TOWNSHIP OR SURROUNDING AREA WHICH BENEFIT THE CITIZENS OF WESTMINSTER | BELLOWS FALLS, VT | |
| 61 | SEATON MAX Y MEMORIAL TRUST 43V332011 annually to fund any project(s) used to purchase music, musical provide concerts and performances; to loan musical instruments; and to supplies, audiovisual equipment and teaching aids of all kinds; to scientific, literary or educational activities, including support of provide lessons for children and young adults; or contributions to organizations duly authorized to carry on charitable, religious, scientific, literary or educational activities, including support of the Marlboro Music School Inc and the Brattleboro Music Ctr. Inc. and generally to help provide for the music education of children and young adults within the State of Vermont. | BRIDGEPORT, CT | |
| 62 | MASTER and MEMBERS PAUL REVERE LODGE THE ORGANIZATIONS PRIMARY MISSION IS TO PROVIDE COMMUNUTY SUPPORT THROUGH VARIOUS PROGRAMS. THESE PROGRAMS ARE INTENDED TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE TO LOCAL RESIDENTS AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. | NORTH EASTON, MA | |
| 63 | TEAMSTERS UNION LOCAL 25 AFFILIATED LABOR ORGANIZATION. TO ORGANIZE ALL WORKERS ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP, REGARDLESS OF RELIGION, RACE, CREED, COLOR, NATIONAL ORIGIN, AGE OR SEX. TO SECURE IMPROVED WAGES, HOURS, WORKING CONDITIONS AND OTHER ECONOMIC ADVANTAGES THROUGH ORGANIZATION, NEGOTIATION AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING. | BOSTON, MA | |
| 64 | MASTER WARDENS and MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION HOLDS MEETING ON A MONTHLY BASIS. THEY ARE OPEN TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE FRATERNITY. THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE MEETINGS IS TO PROMOTE FRATERNAL FRIENDSHIP, INITIATE NEW CANDIDATES AND PARTICIPATE IN COMMUNITY CHARITABLE ENDEAVORS. TO BETTER ENABLE THE ORGANIZATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THE COMMUNITY AND CONTRIBUTE TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, THE ORGANIZATION SPONSORS AN ANNUAL CAR SHOW. | MARLBOROUGH, MA | |
| 65 | FALL RIVER UNITED JEWISH APPEALINC TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE AND HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATIONS AROUND THE WORLD. TO BETTER THE LIVES OF OUR JEWISH BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN ISRAEL AND IN MANY LOCATIONS AROUND THE WORLD. | FALL RIVER, MA | |
| 66 | TRUSTEES OF THE COLLEGE OF COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS IS A PRIVATE, JESUIT, LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE (SEE SCHEDULE O). DEDICATED TO THE PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING, LEARNING, AND SERVICE OF FAITH AND PROMOTION OF JUSTICE. | WORCESTER, MA | |
| 67 | SPRINGFIELD JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER INC SOCIAL, CULTURAL and RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS TO ENRICH JEWISH LIFE AND UNITE JEWISH COMMUNITY. | SPRINGFIELD, MA | |
| 68 | STONEHILL COLLEGE INC STONEHILL COLLEGE, A CATHOLIC INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING FOUNDED BY THE CONGREGATION OF THE HOLY CROSS, IS A COMMUNITY OF SCHOLARSHIP AND FAITH, ANCHORED BY A BELIEF IN THE INHERENT DIGNITY OF EACH PERSON. THROUGH ITS CURRICULUM OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES AND PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS, STONEHILL COLLEGE PROVIDES AN EDUCATION OF THE HIGHEST CALIBER THAT FOSTERS CRITICAL THINKING, FREE INQUIRY AND THE INTERCHANGE OF IDEAS. STONEHILL COLLEGE EDUCATES THE WHOLE PERSON SO THAT EACH STONEHILL GRADUATE THINKS, ACTS, AND LEADS WITH COURAGE TOWARD THE CREATION OF A MORE JUST AND COMPASSIONATE WORLD. | EASTON, MA | |
| 69 | NEWTON, MA | ||
| 70 | SPRINGFIELD, MA | ||
| 71 | NEWTON, MA | ||
| 72 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 73 | WORCESTER, MA | ||
| 74 | NORWOOD, MA | ||
| 75 | Lowell, MA | ||
| 76 | QUINCY, MA | ||
| 77 | DEERFIELD, MA | ||
| 78 | LEXINGTON, MA | ||
| 79 | FALL RIVER, MA | ||
| 80 | SPRINGFIELD, MA | ||
| 81 | PITTSFIELD, MA | ||
| 82 | LYNN, MA | ||
| 83 | NEW BEDFORD, MA | ||
| 84 | SALEM, MA | ||
| 85 | NEWTON, MA | ||
| 86 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 87 | WATERTOWN, MA | ||
| 88 | NEEDHAM, MA | ||
| 89 | BROCKTON, MA | ||
| 90 | South Hamilton, MA | ||
| 91 | Attleboro, MA | ||
| 92 | NORWOOD, MA | ||
| 93 | MEDFIELD, MA | ||
| 94 | FOXBOROUGH, MA | ||
| 95 | BROOKLINE, MA | ||
| 96 | Kingston, NH | ||
| 97 | WELLESLEY, MA | ||
| 98 | AMHERST, MA | ||
| 99 | DEDHAM, MA | ||
| 100 | WARWICK, RI | ||
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