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151		GATES MILLS, OH
152		IOWA CITY, IA
153		LANSING, MI
154		READING, PA
155		HONESDALE, PA
156		GREENVILLE, SC
157		PITTSBURGH, PA
158		GREENSBURG, PA
159		PITTSBURGH, PA
160		CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, PA
161		Pittsburgh, PA
162		WASHINGTON, PA
163		NEW CUMBERLAND, PA
164		PITTSBURGH, PA
165		ALEXANDRIA, VA
166		Evansville, IN
167		Silver Bay, MN
168		RICHMOND, VA
169		North Lake, WI
170		LUTHERVILLE, MD
171		KENNETT SQUARE, PA
172		Baltimore, MD
173		LA CROSSE, WI
174		RAVENEL, SC
175		Schaumburg, IL
176		BROWNSBURG, IN
177		LANGHORNE, PA
178		Mason, OH
179		CHARLOTTE, NC
180		ARLINGTON, VA
181		North Huntingdon, PA
182		MILWAUKEE, WI
183		MOUNT GILEAD, NC
184		GRAND BLANC, MI
185		Taylorsville, NC
186		ASHBURN, VA
187		TOWSON, MD
188		RIVER FOREST, IL
189		Cincinnati, OH
190		WATERTOWN, SD
191		Audubon, PA
192		St Charles, IL
193		Evanston, IL
194		Milwaukee, WI
195		WARRENTON, VA
196		GROSSE POINTE PARK, MI
197		VALPARAISO, IN
198		CHICAGO, IL
199		LITITZ, PA
200		Reading, OH

PROMOTE USE, MAINTAIN, IMPROVE AND ADD TO THE RESOURCES THE LIBRARY.

THE MISSION OF IS TO PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF THE PEOPLE, COMMUNITIES, CULTURE, AND STORIES OF IMPORTANCE TO AND THE NATION. (HI) IS COMMITTED TO BRINGING THE TO THE PUBLIC THROUGH GRANT MAKING, PUBLICATIONS, INTERACTIVE PROGRAMMING AND EVENTS. FOUNDED IN 1971, HI IS AN AFFILIATE OF THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE (NEH) IN WASHINGTON, D.C. WE PROVIDE GRANTS AND PARTNERSHIPS TO OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT FURTHER THE IN THE STATE, AND WE CONDUCT OUR OWN PROGRAMS THAT SUPPORT THE ACROSS . EACH YEAR WE SERVE OVER 250,000 IOWANS WITH PROGRAMMING AND PROJECTS LIKE OUR SPEAKERS BUREAU. WE HAVE A STRONG COMMITMENT TO SHARING AND SUPPORTING THE WITH ALL IOWANS, AND TO BRINGING THE TO LIFE.

TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN A PROGRAM OF EDUCATION AND RESEARCH GRANTS IN THE FIELD OF AGRONOMY.

TO PROVIDE INCOME FROM FUND FOR SUPPORT FOR THE AND RELATED GROUNDS.

TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS WITH GRANTS

CELEBRATING SUCCESS IN " THROUGH SCHOOL AND TEACHER GRANTS, STUDENT AND TEACHER SCHOLARSHIPS AND COMMUNICATION OF THESE SUCCESS STORIES TO THE COMMUNITY USING INNOVATIVE FUNDING.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE MEMORIAL LIBRARY

IT IS THE MISSION THIS ORGANIZATION TO PROMOTE THE AND HEMPFIELD COMMUNITIES, BY PROMOTING COMMUNITY OVER SELF. THE ORGANIZATION PERFORMES ROADSIDE CLEANUPS, MULTIPHASIC BLOOD TESTING FOR THE COMMUNITY, PROVIDES COMMUNITY GRANTS AND STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND PROMOTES LITERACY THROUGH A DICTIONARY PROJECT AND SPELLING BEES.

SINCE 1928 HAS PROVIDED FUNDS FOR THE REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF THE FREE LIBRARY IN AMBRIDGE PA. OTHER EXPENSES INCLUDE GENERAL, INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT FEES, TRAVEL CONFERENCES, MEETINGS AND INSURANCE.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO STRENGTHEN OUR COMMUNITY BY SERVING AS A HUB FOR INFORMATION, INSPIRATION, AND ENRICHMENT.

To build financial support with community fundraising to enhance the programs and growth of the

THE MISSION THE IS TO EMPOWER ADULTS AND FAMILIES WITH SKILLS THAT ENABLE THEM TO LEAD SUCCESSFUL, FULFILLED LIVES AS MEMBERS OUR COMMUNITIES.

SUPPORT OF PUBLIC VIA DIRECT CASH CONTRIBUTIONS DIRECT PAYMENT OF INVOICES RELATED TO REPAIRS MAINTENANCE OF THE BUILDNG THUS ENABLING THE BUILDING TO SERVICE ALL PERSONNEL PATRONS.

ONE OF THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSES OF THE IS THE AWARDING OF INDIVIDUAL GRANTS, RECOGNIZING OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE AREAS OF THE ARTS, ECONOMY, AND ENVIRONMENT. DURING 2021, TEN GRANTS WERE MADE TO INDIVIDUALS OR CHARITABLE ORGANIZAITONS AS DETAILED ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE. THESE AWARDS ARE GRANTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH IRC SECTION 4945 (G) ON AN OBJECTIVE AND NONDISCRIMINATORY BASIS PURSUANT TO A PROCEDURE APPROVED IN ADVANCE BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE.

SERVES AS AN AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WITH THE GOALS OF FOSTERING GREATER PARTICIPATION IN NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR SPORTS COMPETITION BY THE LGBT COMMUNITY. IT ENDOWS AND GRANTS PERIODIC SCHOLARSHIPS TO LGBT STUDENT-ATHLETES PURSUING POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION. ALSO EDUCATES THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE ON THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF LGBT ATHLETES, SEEKING TO ELIMINATE ANIMUS, PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION DIRECTED AGAINST LGBT PEOPLE AND AGAINST THEIR PARTICIPATION IN SPORTS. AND CONFERS GRANTS AND STIPENDS TO LGBT TEAMS SEEKING TO PREPARE AND COMPETE IN NATIONAL OR INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR SPORTS COMPETITIONS.

TO DISTRIBUTE MONEY MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND INSTRUMENTS TO NEEDY PATIENTS AND T0PROVIDE EDUCATION IN THE SCHOOLS BY WAY OF FILEMS SPEAKERS AND READING MATERIALS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE METHODS OF PREVENTION OF PROBLEMS AND TEACHING BETTER CARE BY PATIENTS

The promotes and advertises the with billboards, magazine advertisements, website and social media, as well as printed and digital publications, hosts events and provides grants to events that promote for the .

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

To provide ongoing financial support for the Merton Town Hall for capital expenditures and projects.

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

TO PROMOTE THE CONTINUED OF STUDENTS BY CREATING FUNDING, MAKING GRANTS, PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS, AND/OR PROVIDING OTHER FINANCIAL AND NON-FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ENTITIES OR ORGANIZATIONS.

To award scholarships and grants to students from the United States attending Yeshivas Gedolah Matisyahu in the State Israel

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AND INCREASE FINANCIAL LITERACY TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR INDIVIDUALS LIVING IN THE COMMUNITIES SERVED BY .

GRANTS MADE TO COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO SOUTH CAROLINA RESIDENTS ENROLLED AT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING

WAS FORMED TO DEVELOP ONGOING FUNDRAISING CAPABILITIES AND UTILIZE FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIP OR GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

THE FOUNDATION DOES NOT DIRECTLY PARTICIPATE IN CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. THE ACTIVITIES ARE LIMITED TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF GRANTS TO QUALIFIED UNRELATED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

PROVIDE FREE CLASSES IN ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE, COMPUTER SKILLS AND CITIZENSHIP PREPARATION FOR ADULT IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES.

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 PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO EMPLOYEES OF BAKER and TAYLOR, THEIR FAMILIES, AND OTHERS IN THE COMMUNITY. FAMILIES OF DIRECTORS AND/OR OFFICERS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR FUNDS. A SCHOLARSHIP HAS ALSO BEEN SET UP WHICH WILL PROVIDE AWARDS TO RECIPIENTS IN AMOUNTS RANGING FROM $100 AND $5,000. THE FUNDS WILL BE USED TO COVER TUITION FEES, BOOKS AND OTHER CHARGES BILLED BY THE COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY.

THE ACCOMPLISHES ITS CHARITABLE PURPOSES SOLELY THROUGH A PROGRAM OF MAKING CHARITABLE GIFTS AND GRANTS AND DOES NOT CONDUCT ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OR MAKE PROGRAM-RELATED INVESTMENTS. THE FOUNDATIONS DOES NOT ALLOCATE ANY OF ITS ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES TO DISBURSEMENTS FOR CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES.

Support-financial grants were provided to children diagnosed with Pediatric Brain Cancer; Awareness-Descriptive pamphlets and awareness materials provided to all even participants Treatment-funding for treatment and research to find a cure for pediatric brain cancer

THE MAKING OF GRANTS TO OTHER QUALIFIED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS AND THE SPONSORSHIP OF DONOR ADVISED FUNDS.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT SPECIALIZE IN ASSISTING POOR. GRANTS ARE MADE PRIMARILY TO FOOD BANKS, SUBSTANCE-ABUSE RECOVERY CLINICS, HOMELESS SHELTERS AND EMERGENCY HOUSING GROUPS. GRANTS WERE MADE TO 20 PUBLIC CHARITIES IN 2021.

TO EMBRACE ANY ORPHANED GIRL CHILD IN THE 5-7 YEAR AGE GROUP, IRRESPECTIVE OF HER CASTE, COLOUR, CREED, OR ETHNICITY, AND TO RAISE HER AS OUR OWN, PROVIDING HER WITH FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, EDUCATION, AND HEALTH CARE. TO DEVELOP AND STRENGTHEN A COMPREHENSIVE, CONVERGENT, SUSTAINABLE, AND PARTICIPATORY RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. TO EMPOWER RURAL WOMEN AND YOUTH. TO HELP REDUCE POVERTY AND INCREASE ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE THROUGH MICRO-CREDIT PLANNING, INCOME GENERATION SCHEMES, AND VILLAGE-LEVEL ENTERPRISE. TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTHCARE THROUGH PREVENTIVE AND PROMOTIONAL MEASURES, AND PROVIDE PRIMARY HEALTHCARE SERVICES FROM DISPENSARIES. TO STRENGTHEN LOCAL SELF-GOVERNANCE. TO CREATE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS AND IMPLEMENT NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT. TO IMPROVE EDUCATION STANDARDS AND FACILITIES, PROMOTE LITERACY, AND OFFER VALUE-BASED EDUCATION. TO PROMOTE AND FACILITATE SOCIAL JUSTICE. TO EMPOWER MEN, WOMEN, YOUTH, AND CHILDREN TO UPLIFT THEMSELVES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES BY IN

Student College Scholarship School Grants

LOCATE, DIGITIZE, PRESERVE, COLLECT AND MAKE ACCESSIBLE THE ACCUMULATED WISDOM OF THE REGION, WITHOUT DISTINCTION AS TO SCRIPT, LANGUAGE, RELIGION, NATIONALITY, OR OTHER PHYSICAL CONDITION. THE OBJECTIVES OF THE INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: ADDRESSING HERITAGE LOSS DUE TO ENVIRONMENT, IGNORANCE, AND DESTRUCTION, SAVING AND SHARING INVALUABLE TREASURES TO CONNECT PEOPLE GLOBALLY, AND PROVIDING CONTINUAL ACCESS FREE AT WWW.PANJABDIGILIB.ORG.

FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT HOSPICE PATIENTS AND FAMILIES AND PROVIDING GRANTS TO OTHER TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS WITH FOCUS ON THE BENEFIT AND WELFARE OF END-OF-LIFE CARE.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL GRANTS.

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.

Provide educational opportunities for disadvantaged children in San Miguel Duenas, Guatemala, through community programs such as tutoring programs, a library, a computer lab, a typing school and scholarships.

THE INVESTS IN THE COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING GRANTS RELATED TO FOUR PRIORITY AREAS INCLUDING ACCESS TO , CHILDHOOD WELLNESS, MENTAL AND SENIOR SERVICES. COMPETITIVE FLEXIBLE FUNDING GRANTS ASSIST NONPROFITS AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO BETTER SERVE THEIR COMMUNITIES. MAKE IT HAPPEN! GRANTS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANTS, AND NON-COMPETITIVE PRIORITY GRANTS ENHANCE VITALITY AND SERVICE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. DURING FISCAL YEAR 2021, 279 GRANTS WERE AWARDED AND PAID.

GRANTS SEE PART XV

ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONS IN BURKINA FASO, AFRICA FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUILDING SCHOOLS, PLANTING CHURCHES, AND SPREADING CHRISTIANITY IN AFRICA.

GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS

To adhere to the preamble including the provision of fellowship for military veterans and to provide grants to assist those in need including needy families, youth groups, and various military and community groups.

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