Showing top 200 of 2,953 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | PEACE OUTSIDE CAMPUS THE LINDSEY M BONISTALL FOUNDATION The Mission of Peace Outside Campus, The Lindsey M. Bonistall Foundation is to promote peaceful and safe living environments in college communities. Our goal is to empower stidents and their families to be proactive in safeguarding themselves against crime. | White Plains, NY | |
| 152 | KYLE GOLDBERG MEMORIAL FOUNDATION KYLE GOLDBERG MEMORIAL FOUNDATION (KGMF) IS ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF EDUCATING MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ABOUT THE DANGERS OF DRUG USE AND ABUSE. SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS ARE GRANTED TO QUALIFIED SELECTED STUDENTS WHO PLAN TO PURSUE POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION. | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 153 | THE SOUTH BOSTON COLLABORATIVE CENTER INC PROVIDE OUTPATIENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT AND PREVENTION SERVICES TO SOUTH BOSTON AND ITS SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOODS. | SOUTH BOSTON, MA | |
| 154 | AL KAUSER EXPENSES WERE INCURRED TO CONDUCT EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP AND FOR AID TO HELP ORPHANS,VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE, POVERTY AND PEOPLE IN NEED | HIGHTSTOWN, NJ | |
| 155 | FAMILIES IN TRAUMA FOUNDATION THE FOUNDATION WAS SET UP TO HELP FAMILIES THAT NEED FINANCIAL HELP DUE TO VARIOUS TRAUMAS IN THE FAMILY | MELVILLE, NY | |
| 156 | The Bernard Buddy Jordan Foundation Inc The mission of BBJF is to improve the lives of children, youth and families by addressing trauma that these groups face as a result of exposure to violence and stresses unique to urban communities. | Bridgeport, CT | |
| 157 | Chabad Terror Victims Project Inc To provide support to victims of terrorism and their families. Grants were provided to a non-profit tax exempt equivalent organization in Israel which provided services to victims of terror attacks on our behalf. | New York, NY | |
| 158 | THE REZZA FOUNDATION FOR STROKE TO ASSIST STROKE VICTIMS | EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, NJ | |
| 159 | CLARKS COMPANIES EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE FUND THE FUND IS ORGANIZED AND SHALL BE OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3). THE FUND SHALL PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE PRESENT AND FUTURE EMPLOYEES OF C. and J. CLARK AMERICA, INC. (THE "CLARKS COMPANIES") AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE VICTIMS OF NATURAL OR CIVIL DISASTERS OR WHO ARE FACING SEVERE FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS. THE FUND MAY ALSO SUPPORT THE EFFORTS OF RELIEF WORKERS AND RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE AID TO VICTIMS OF NATURAL OR CIVIL DISASTERS OR EMERGENCY HARDSHIPS. | WALTHAM, MA | |
| 160 | UNITED WAY OF HUDSON COUNTY UWOFHC MOBILIZES RESOURCES IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT and THE CORPORATE SECTOR TO AFFECT CHANGE IN THE LIVES OF THE HOMELESS and IMPOVERISHED MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN IN OUR COMMUNITY. WE PROVIDE FUNDING, SUPPORT and ADVOCACY FOR THE WELLNESS and PROTECTION PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN WHO HAVE BEEN ABUSED AND NEGLECTED. WE HAVE FOCUSED OUR EFFORTS ON THE HOMELESSNESS CRISIS, CHILD WELLNESS and PROTECTION, THE SPECIAL NEEDS COMMUNITY and THE CREATION OF A NON-PROFIT RESOURCE. | JERSEY CITY, NJ | |
| 161 | New Jersey Association on Correction PROMOTE SOCIAL JUSTICE AND HUMAN DIGNITY in the policies and INSTITUTIONS WHICH GOVERN OFFENDERS AND VICTIMS OF CRIME THROUGH EDUCATIONAL, LEGISLATIVE, AND REHABILITATIVE PROGRAMS | Trenton, NJ | |
| 162 | JOHN BROOKS RECOVERY CENTER ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE TREATMENT. THE GOAL IS TO PROVIDE QUALITY, SCIENTIFICALLY BASED, INDIVIDUALIZED SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT SERVICES TO NJ RESIDENTS FOR THE PREVENTION, REDUCTION, AND ELIMINATION OF THE HARM CAUSED BY SUBSTANCE ABUSE. | PLEASANTVILLE, NJ | |
| 163 | WOMANSPACE INC TO PREVENT ABUSE, PROTECT FAMILIES AND CHANGE LIVES THROUGH EMPOWERMENT AND A SAFETY NET OF SUPPORTIVE SERVICES. | LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ | |
| 164 | PHILIPPINE AMERICAN COMMUNITY OF BERGEN COUNTY Preserve the spiritual heritage of the members through community observance of religious feasts common to Filipino faith, provide financial assistance to victims of natural calamities; provide financial assistance to needy but academically gifted students; provide medical missions to the underprivileged citizens; and provide such other educational, charitable and social and welfare assistance to the members. | New City, NY | |
| 165 | CAPE COUNSELING SERVICES To promote and provide superior behavioral healthcare in the community. | CAPE MAY CH, NJ | |
| 166 | THE ADVOCACY CENTER OF TOMPKINS COUNTY THE MISSION OF THE ADVOCACY CENTER IS TO PREVENT AND REDUCE SEXUAL AND DOMESTIC ABUSE THROUGH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES AND EDUCATION IN OUR COMMUNITY. | ITHACA, NY | |
| 167 | New York State Sheriffs Institute Inc Training and education in law enforcement, youth programs and crime victim support. | Albany, NY | |
| 168 | PREVENT CHILD ABUSE- NEW JERSEY TO BUILD A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR CHILDREN BY PROMOTING GREAT CHILDHOODS, POSITIVE PARENTING AND HEALTHY CHILD DEVELOPMENT. | NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ | |
| 169 | HAMILTON, NJ | ||
| 170 | WILDWOOD, NJ | ||
| 171 | Newark, NJ | ||
| 172 | ROXBURY, MA | ||
| 173 | WALTHAM, MA | ||
| 174 | North Haven, CT | ||
| 175 | North Haven, CT | ||
| 176 | DORCHESTER, MA | ||
| 177 | HAMDEN, CT | ||
| 178 | COVENTRY, RI | ||
| 179 | FOXBOROUGH, MA | ||
| 180 | BOSTON, MA | ||
| 181 | PHILLIPSBURG, NJ | ||
| 182 | Clifton, NJ | ||
| 183 | LAKEWOOD, NJ | ||
| 184 | PISCATAWAY, NJ | ||
| 185 | FLEMINGTON, NJ | ||
| 186 | BUFFALO, NY | ||
| 187 | Fanwood, NJ | ||
| 188 | TROY, NY | ||
| 189 | GARWOOD, NJ | ||
| 190 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 191 | BRIDGEWATER, NJ | ||
| 192 | NEW CANAAN, CT | ||
| 193 | COBLESKILL, NY | ||
| 194 | WORCESTER, MA | ||
| 195 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 196 | PEARL RIVER, NY | ||
| 197 | STEWARTSVILLE, NJ | ||
| 198 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 199 | WILTON, NH | ||
| 200 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
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