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51		LUDLOW, MA
52		SARATOGA SPGS, NY
53		New York, NY
54		Huntington, NY
55		White Plains, NY
56		Jamaica, NY
57		BROCKPORT, NY
58		LAKEWOOD, NJ
59		Piscataway, NJ
60		New York, NY
61		LITCHFIELD, CT
62		CAMBRIDGE, MA
63		BOSTON, MA
64		WHITE PLAINS, NY
65		AMHERST, NY
66		BROOKLYN, NY
67		LAKEWOOD, NJ
68		BOONTON, NJ
69		BROOKLYN, NY
70		AUGUSTA, ME
71		AUBURNDALE, MA
72		NEEDHAM, MA
73		LOCKPORT, NY
74		PATCHOGUE, NY
75		Spring Valley, NY
76		BRIARCLIFF MANOR, NY
77		Cedarhurst, NY
78		FRANKLIN LAKES, NJ
79		MANSFIELD, MA
80		HILLSDALE, NJ
81		FRESH MEADOWS, NY
82		WESTPORT, CT
83		NEW YORK, NY
84		SPRING VALLEY, NY
85		BROOKLYN, NY
86		NORTH ANDOVER, MA
87		GREENWICH, CT
88		Portland, ME
89		NORTH ANDOVER, MA
90		WESTPORT, MA
91		ALGONQUIN, IL
92		Oak Brook, IL
93		Philadelphia, PA
94		ANN ARBOR, MI
95		BETHESDA, MD
96		CHICAGO, IL
97		BEAUFORT, SC
98		chicago, IL
99		BROOKLYN, OH
100		REISTERSTOWN, MD

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.

SFIL) is a not--profit organization, comprised of community members, that share a common goal of fostering forward-thinking and creative opportunities in the Springs City School District. Our Mission: The empowers the school community to ignite the love of in all by supporting opportunities. SFIL raises funds and distributes grants programs and projects that extend the central mission of the SSCSD. The challenges administrators, teachers and students to create new and initiatives that will enhance the curriculum already in existence, extending the educational experience.

THE IS A CHARITABLE PUBLIC DEDICATED TO RAISING FUNDS AND MAKING GRANTS THAT SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS RECOGNIZED AS QUALIFYING FOR TAX EXEMPT STATUS UNDER SECTION 501 (C)(3)OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986 OR CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY SUBSEQUENT FEDERAL TAX LAW.

The Highland Games is an annual celebration of heritage. Held on the grounds of Old Westbury Gardens in Old Westbury, NY, the attracts approximately 7,000 attendees each year. culture is presented through musical performances featuring bagpipes, singers bands; displays of highland country dancers; competitions of traditional highland heavy athletic games, such as the throwing of the caber; explorations of ancestry among the family clans; lectures on culture, books other related topics. Attendees can also taste traditional foods such as haggis meat pies, can shop among vendors offering a range of products, including kilts. Children can also participate in appropriately-aged versions of highland athletic games see roving magicians puppeteers. Overall, the event is the largest cultural family event on .

The company makes grants to tax-exempt organizations that provide awards to students and provides direct grants to accredited educational institutions to special projects and programs for students

was able to offer gardening club, soccer camp as well as our regular afterschool homework and reading program. We were also able to provide weekend services for families that required additional helpMolding @ New Bridges elementary is an after school program with approximately 100 students in attendance. Families pay a minor weekly fee which is calculated on a sliding scale ranging from $0-60.

PROVIDES ADVOCACY, FUNDRAISING AND ASSISTANCE TO STRENGTHEN AND ENHANCE SERVICES AND SPACE PROVIDES TO RESIDENCES BROCKPORT, NY COMMUNITY.

FELLOWSHIPS AND TEACHER TRAINING IN ADVANCED TALMUDIC TEACHINGS AND GRANTS TO STUDENT FAMILIES

Church with community outreach. Spreading the word of God and sharing love and service with local and extended communities. development activities spiritually, medically, financially, and leadership development.

recognizes and supports women leaders making important discoveries in science and exploration.We award unrestricted grants to Fellows to support their quests to find solutions to global problems through bold research and exploration projects. Grants and honoraria are awarded to Women of Discovery Awardees, Flag Carriers and speakers.We serve a growing global community of Fellows and Flag Carriers by providing a platform through which they can network, share achievements and garner support for their work.Our various events, such as our Women of Discovery Annual Gala, Explorer Talks, and Global Explorers Forum, celebrate and showcase the groundbreaking expeditions of these women scientists and explorers, whose discoveries advance scientific inquiry, stimulate conservation, and lead to better understanding of our .By showcasing the work of our intrepid scientists and explorers we are inspiring young girls to follow a career path that they may never have thought possible.

SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS ACTUALLY PAID TO STUDENTS IN FISCAL YEAR ENDED 06/30/2021

ESTABLISH A MUSEUM FOR THE PAINTINGS OF BECKCREATE AND MAINTAIN ART EXHIBITIONSMAINTAIN AND SUPPORT A RESEARCH LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES

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.

SCHOLASHIP GRANTS

PROVIDE GRANTS TO NEEDY CHARITABLE ENDEAVERS

GRANTS MADE TO VARIOUS RELIGIOUS AND NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

GIVES CHARITABLE GRANTS TO VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT UNDER 501 (C)(3) OF THE IRC.

A that provides grants and support to other 501c3 approved organizations.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO NOT-FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS WHO PROVIDE ORTHODOX JEWISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION TO PEOPLE OF ALL AGES; AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS FOR JEWISH RELIGIOUS SABBATH/HOLIDAYS AND RELIGIOUS LIFE-CYCLE EVENTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AS WELL AS INSTITUTIONS THAT ASSIST SUCH INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES, AND OTHER NOT-FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS, WHO ARE SUFFERING OR FACING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, INSTABILITY AND/OR CRISES AND ARE IN NEED OF FOOD, CLOTHING AND FINANCIAL AID TO BE ABLE TO PRACTICE THEIR RELIGION WITH RESPECT AND DIGNITY.

HELPS IMMIGRANTS FIND AND SECURE APPROPRIATE HOUSING BY NEGOTIATING WITH LANDLORDS, PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, AND SUBLEASING PROPERTIES TO IMMIGRANT FAMILIES.

THE FOUNDATION IS ORGANIZED FOR THE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, MAKING EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO STUDENTS WHO ARE CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION AFTER HIGH SCHOOL.

To provide scholarships, fellowships, grants, and mentorship to elementary, middle school, high school and undergraduate students to aid their educational/professional goals, and mental health services to high school students.

ORGANIZATION IS FORMED TO RAISE FUNDS THROUGH GIFTS, GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS AND TO MAKE GRANTS OR OTHERWISE PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO BE USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR SECTION 501(C)(3) PURPOSES..

TO GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS AND PEOPLE FROM THE MILITARY

To promote the principles of the Jewish religion and Judaism, by establishing a synagogue as a place of Jewish worship as well as a place of study of the laws and books of the Jewish faith.

THE PURPOSE OF THE TRUST IS TO IMPROVE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN REPRESENTATIVES OF AND MANAGEMENT IN THE INDUSTRY; PRESERVE, IDENTIFY AND EXPAND WORK OPPORTUNITIES; PROMOTE EFFICIENCY IN OPERATIONS AND THE ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS; PROMOTE THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF QUALITY TRAINING PROGRAMS; ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN MECHANISMS FOR MONITORING AND ENFORCING COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL, STATE AND LAWS, RULES, REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS; AND AWARD GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE EMPLOYERS WHO ARE COLLECTIVELY BARGAINED WITH THE UNION.

To provide scholarships, books, and funds to the students and educational institutions that need help.

THE ORGANIZATION?S PURPOSES INCLUDE: CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, WHICH INCLUDE IMPROVING THE SOCIAL WELL-BEING, HEALTH AND SKILLS OF CHILDREN THROUGH MUSIC AND THE ARTS BY (I) TEACHING CHILDREN HOW TO PLAY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND COMPOSE MUSIC; (II) RAISING MONEY FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WHICH WILL BE USED IN CHILDREN?S HOSPITALS, REHABILITATION CENTERS AND OTHER FACILITIES THAT PROVIDES HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES TO CHILDREN; (III) RAISING MONEY FOR AND PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CHILDREN WORLD-WIDE TO ATTEND PROGRAMS, CAMPS AND SCHOOLS FOCUSED ON THE ARTS IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; (IV) PROVIDING COMMUNITY OUTREACH TO CREATE AN OVERALL AWARENESS OF THE ARTS AND ITS POSITIVE IMPACT; AND (V) MAKING GRANTS FROM TIME TO TIME, IF DEEMED APPROPRIATE AND IN FURTHERANCE OF THE ABOVE-MENTIONED PURPOSES, TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED (THE "CODE"), OR THE CORRESPONDING PROVISION OF ANY FUTURE UNIT

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS OR FELLOWSHIP GRANTS ON AN OBJECTIVE AND NON-DISCRIMINATORY BASIS TO STUDENTS OF SERIOUS PURPOSE AND FINANCIAL NEED (PREFERABLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY) FROM MANSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS WHO ARE ATTENDING ANY SCHOOL, COLLEGE, GRADUATE SCHOOL OR OTHER ACCREDITED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION EXEMPT UNDER IRS CODE SECTION 501(C)(3).

FUNDING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES BY

The Foundation will make gifts and grants for purposes described in 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code, primarily distributions of cash or other assets to qualified organizations for and educational purposes.

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE MEANINGFUL COMPETITIVE EMPLOYMENT AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES, WHILE RAISING FUNDS FOR THE LIBRARY, THROUGH OF USED BOOKS.

THE MISSION OF NYBFI IS TO DEVELOP PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE PROCESS OF CREATION THROUGH FORUMS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES IN WHICH ARE DISCUSSED AND DEMONSTRATED ASPECTS OF THE PUBLISHING, MARKETING, MANUFACTURE, PRODUCTION AND DESIGN OF BOOKS AND BY SO DOING ENCOURAGE LITERACY.

ORGANIZATION ONLY PAID GRANTS FROM AND HAS NO DIRECT OR INDIRECT EXPENSES ATTRIBUTABLE TO VARIOUS RECIPIENT PROGRAMS

Our organization will provide grants to charitable, educational, and religious organizations that are exempt under IRC 501 (c)(3), as well as to needy individuals.

THE FOUNDATION INSPIRES AND EMPOWERS YOUTH ACROSS NEW ENGLAND AND BEYOND TO INCREASE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, EXPAND LITERACY AND BUILD COMMUNITY AND SELF-ESTEEM THOUGH RUNNING, READING, AND PERFORMING ACTS OF KINDNESS.

The . plans to engage in grantmaking to support charitable, educational, and scientific activities, all of which further the 's tax-exempt purposes. No grants requiring IRS advance approval are contemplated.

Make grants and donations to relevant organizations with educational, social welfare, religious, community development purposes.

Mission: The will provide support for organizations with which we have gotten our hands dirty. We wish to create a to provide grants to organizations that we have vetted with our own volunteer hours.

The purpose and mission of is to raise funds for local dancers and distribute the funds in ways of donations and scholarships. We will do so by fundraising and applying for grants related to the arts.

TO PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION, CONDUCT RESEARCH FOR INDUSTRY, PROMOTE CAREERS, PROVIDE GRANTS, AND CONDUCT OTHER ACTIVITIES.

Charitable Grants to Sri Venkateswara Swami (Balaji) Temple

primary objective of is to make grants to Section 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations. No grants are made to individuals.

DISSERTATION FELLOWSHIP SUPPORT ANNUAL GRANTS GRADUATE FUNDING ARE AWARDED ANNUALLY TO STUDENTS IN ANY FIELD OF STUDIES.

AWARDED TEN FELLOWSHIP GRANTS TO PRINT JOURNALISTS ENGAGED IN WORK THAT WILL BENEFIT PUBLIC. THESE GRANTS ARE DESIGNED TO GENERATE INVESTIGATIVE ARTICLES ABOUT INDEPENDENT PROJECTS OF SIGNIFICANT INTEREST FOR APF REPORTER, A WEB PUBLISHED MAGAZINE PRODUCED BY AND AVAILABLE ON WEB.

NONE. ALL GRANTS PAID TO TAX-EXEMPT SECTION 501(C)(3)PUBLIC CHARITIES.

PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING TO COUNTY LIBRARIES

The Anesthesia (ARF) is a 501(c)(3) that was founded in 1956 by The Anesthesiology (ADSA) to promote and encourage and education in the fields sedation, anesthesia and pain control in dentistry. Through the years, the ARF has been instrumental in identifying initiatives interest to dentistry in the areas sedation and anesthesia, and in providing pilot funding and grants for projects that have resulted in significant advances in basic science and translational .

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.

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

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