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1		PORTLAND, ME
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5		ESSEX JUNCTION, VT
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46		PRINCETON, NJ
47		NEW YORK, NY
48		NEW YORK, NY
49		New York, NY
50		SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY

TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE ACCESS TO THE WATER THROUGH COMMUNITY SAILING AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING.

To assist and community

THE IS AN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOCUSING ON THE BOATING HERITAGE AND LIFE ON THE LAKES AND RIVERS OF .

TO INCREASE KNOWLEDGE AND INTEREST IN GARDENING,HOTICULTURE AND RELATED TOPICS ON COD

AGRICULTURE EDUCATION AND PROMOTION

GODDARD HOUSE EMBRACES THE AGING EXPERIENCE SENIORS LIVING IN THE BOSTON AREA BY OPERATING A HIGH-QUALITY ASSISTED LIVING COMMUNITY AND BY CREATING INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS WHICH SUPPORT OUR NEED PURPOSE, ENGAGEMENT, AUTONOMY, AND CHOICE AS WE AGE.

PATIENT CARE, TEACHING, RESEARCH AND SERVING THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROMOTE CLASSICAL INDIAN MUSIC THROUGH TEACHING AND PERFORMANCES

TO BENEFIT DISADVANTAGED YOUTHS FROM ALL ETHNIC AND CULTURAL BACKGROUNDS.

Assistance to and intercultural exchange with the people of Quezalguaque, Nicaragua.

ONLY ACTVITIES ARE ADMINISTRATION, INCLUDING OUTREACH TO POSSIBLE ELDERLY RECEPIENTS THROUGH COUNCIL OF AGING, HOUSING AUTHORITY AND HOUSING CORPORATION OF ARLINGTON. CONSIDERATION OF APPLICATIONS FOR BENEFITS, MANAGING THE INVESTMENTS, AND DISTRIBUTION TO BENEFICIARIES.

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Assist needy and cooperatively with other organizations ensure and remind the public that many solders paid and are paying the ultimate price for freedom today. Also, promote and sustain heritage through social educational and cultural activities. Serve as the assimilating vehicle for the influx a new wave immigrants.

New Haven (JFSGNH) supports and strengthens individual, , and community life by providing a wide range social services.

The provides: 1) College scholarship assistance to local students and 2) Community grants to local non-profit organizations, primarily for town services, assisting senior citizens, and service the youth in the community.

To provide funds for the students to augment and enhance the existing curriculum. Among these programs are Cultural Enrichment, Afters, Technology/Beautification and Teachers Discretionary Funds.

APPLY AND DEVOTE THE PROPERTY AND INCOME EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE,RELIGIOUS,SCIENTIFIC,LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES,EITHER DIRECTLY OR BY CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS DULY AUTHORIZED TO CARRY SUCH ACTIVITIES; ------- SEE LIST OF GRANTS AWARDED IN SEC. XV 3.

STRENGTHEN NEIGHBORHOOD ECONOMIES BY PROVIDING FLEXIBLE FINANCING/ TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO BUSINESSES IN LOW TO MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES OR WITH LOW TO MODERATE INCOME HOUSEHOLDS.

TO PROVIDE A VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION TO IDENTIFY AND MEET THE COMMUNITY NEEDS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON HELPING PEOPLE WITH MENTAL AND DEVELOPMENT DISABILITIES.

To work for the welfare the and school children Port Washington, promote the general welfare the school system, stimulate interest in professional ethics, to form a representative body on behalf , and to promote understanding and cooperation between and the community.

ENGAGED IN ORGANIZING AND REPRESENTING EMPLOYEES OF THE OF THE SUFFOLK COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT.

THE ASSOCIATION EXISTS FOR THE PRINCIPAL PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING AND CULTIVATING EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AMONG THE STUDENTS.

is an early childhood development/school readiness home-visiting organization, which began its work in 1965 in New York, and currently supports its one-on-one and family child care models in 16 states. We provide our copyrighted and evidence-based model curricula and training on how to implement the curricula to school districts, social service agencies, and community-based organizations. + has worked with over 70,000 families since our founding, and we currently reach over 9,000 diverse families and caregivers each year. A key tenent of our work is remediating institutionalized racism by eliminating barriers to opportunity, providing staff opportunitites for growth, and working toward equitable access for families and caregivers to the programming we offer.

To encourage and promote public interest in visual and performing arts

Our purpose is to promote closer cooperation between teachers and parents, and and to further at all times best inbterests of and highest advantages in physical, mental, social and ethical education of our young people.

THE ORGANIZATION HOLDS CERTAIN RESTRICTED AND UNRESTRICTED FUNDS USED TO PROVIDE OPERATING SUPPORT TO WARD MELVILLE HERITAGE ORGANIZATION, LTD. AND THE L.I. MUSEUMS OF AMERICAN ART, HISTORY AND CARRIAGES AND THE PROPERTIES OF EAGLE REALTY HOLDINGS, .

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO CREATE A COMMON PLATFORM FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF YOUTH, PROMOTION AND PRESERVATION OF CULTURE AND BUDDHIST TRADITIONS THROUGH VARIOUS SOCIAL AND CULTURAL EVENTS.

TO OPERATE A YOUTH PROGRAM ON A NON-PROFIT BASIS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS IN INTER-VILLAGE COMPETITION AS WELL AS LEAGUE AND TOURNAMENT COMPETITION

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE AND GUIDANCE FOR VARIOUS MEDICAL NEEDS

All former students of (the ) are considered members and are entitled to all rights and privileges of membership. There are several active , . chapters across the country. Most chapters convene from two to four times a year for a variety of events. Gatherings often involve informal luncheons and dinners, often with guest speakers, meeting at venues such as theaters, museums, and other cultural institutions.The , . (the ) is a not-for-profit exempt from federal income tax under section 501 (c) (3) under the Internal Revenue Code.

works across sectors to diagnose community challenges, design solutions to expand educational, income and health opportunities and deploys resources to drive positive change guided by measurable results.

NURTURES THE ARTS BY OFFERING CREATIVE INDIVIDUALS OF THE HIGHEST TALENT AN INSPIRING ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH TO PRODUCE ENDURING WORKS OF IMAGINATION. WE WELCOME ARTISTS ENGAGING IN THE BROADEST SPECTRUM OF ARTISTIC PRACTICE, INVESTIGATING AN UNLIMITED ARRAY OF INQUIRIES CONCERNS. WE APPLY THE SAME EGALITARIAN STANDARDS FOR ALL THOSE WHO SERVE EITHER IN A STAFF, VOLUNTEER, OR REPRESENTATIVE CAPACITY. PROVIDES FELLOWSHIPS TO SOME 300 ARTISTS A YEAR, WHO RECEIVE ROOM, BOARD, EXCLUSIVE USE OF A STUDIO FOR UP TO TWO MONTHS AMIDST A DIVERSE COMMUNITY OF PEERS.

is dedicated to create the community, innovation, and social change needed for people most impacted by mental illness to lead connected and healthy lives.

THE CELEBRATES ACTIVE PARTICIPATION, DEEP UNDERSTANDING, AND MEANINGFUL CONNECTION. A COMMUNITY OF DIVERSE INDIVIDUALS, WE GATHER TO LEARN, TO STRIVE, TO DARE, TO DO - TO BE A POWER FOR GOOD IN THE WORLD.

GRANTS TO QUALIFIED RELIGIOUS,CULTURAL AND PUBLIC EXEMPT INSTITUTIONS TO CARRY OUT THEIR EXEMPT FUNCTIONS.

THE MISSION OF IS TO END HUNGER BY ORGANIZING , INFORMATION AND SUPPORT COMMUNITY SURVIVAL AND DIGNITY.

The is a volunteer based non-profit organization whose mission for over 100 years is to preserve and protect the watershed for the benefit of the resident and visitor community and the economic well-being of the region, by maintaining the beauty and health of the , educating the public, and partnering with all who share our goals.

BUILDS THE COMMUNITY OF CITY.

To promote and empowerment of .

THE " " IS A PARENT GROUP, WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO ENCOURAGE AND CHANNEL PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT INTO CONSTRUCTIVE, SUPPORTIVE ACTIVITIES OF THE ATHLETIC PROGARAMS. THE GROUP WORKS TO ENHANCE THE BOND BETWEN THE STUDENT, PARENTS, SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY TO CREATE A SENSE OF PRIDE IN OUR PROGRAM. SOME OF THE PROJECTS CONSIST OF DEVELOPING PUBLICITY FOR ATHLETIC EVENTS, PROMOTING POSITIVE SPECTATOR SPORTSMANSHIP, ORGANIZING THE END OF SEASON SPORTS BANQUETS, TOURNAMENTS AND EVENTS SUCH AS HOMECOMING,ECT.

FUNERAL SERVICES AND RELATED FUNERAL ACTIVITIES

SEE PART III

TO EXPEND,CONTRIBUTE, DISBURSE, AND DISPOSE OF ITS INCOME EXCLUSIVELY AND ONLY BY CONTRIBUTING TO, COOPERATING WITH AND OTHERWISE VOLUNTARILY FINANCIALLY ASSISTING ANY CORPORATION, , FUND, TRUST, COMMUNITY CHEST, ESTABLISHED, CREATED OR ORGANIZED AND OPERATED FOR RELIGIOUS, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, OR EDEUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

CHANGES LIVES FOR BETTER AND ENRICHES COMMUNITIES OF DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN. EDUCATES, PROVIDES COMFORT AND SOCIAL SERVICES, EXPOSES PEOPLE TO ARTS, PROMOTES HEALTH AND WELL-BEING, AND BRINGS PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AND BACKGROUNDS TOGETHER TO LEARN, CREATE, AND PLAY. PROGRAMS INCLUDED HEAD START, PRESCHOOLS, AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS, TEEN CENTER, AN ART SCHOOL, FITNESS PROGRAMS, SENIOR CENTERS, ADDICTION TREATMENT, SUMMER CAMPS AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

AN INDEPENDENT NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FOUNDED BY CONCERNED CITIZENS GRANTED UNIQUE AUTHORITY BY NYS LEGISLATURE TO MONITOR PRISONS REPORT ITS FINDINGS RECOMMENDATIONS TO LEGISLATURE BROADER PUBLIC.

FOSTERS MUTUAL APPRECIATION AND CROSS-CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND THROUGH IMMERSIVE WORK FELLOWSHIPS HOST ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITIES.

TO BUILD PROGRESSIVE JEWISH IDENTITY AND COMMUNITY THROUGH JEWISH CULTURAL ENAGAGEMENT, YIDDISH LANGUAGE LEARNING, MULTIGENERATIONAL EDUCATION AND SOCIAL ACTIVISM.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE WOMEN ARTISTS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND EXHIBITS OF WORKS OF ARTS.

The awards grants "to aid and enhance the career development of worthy and talented individuals in need of such assistance in the performance areas of theatre, opera, or concert". The grants are to be distributed in a manner to benefit the maximum number of individuals annually.

PROVIDES FUNDING A SPECIFIC NEED OF AN INDIVIDUAL OR AN ORGANIZATION ON A CASE-BY-CASE BASIS. BALLSTON AREA COMMUNITY CENTER: $3,600CAMP ABILITIES SARATOGA: 1,000CAPTAIN COMMUNITY HEALTH SERIVCES: 4,500MECHANICVILLE AREA COMM SERVICES CENTER: 5,000RACE TRACK CHAPLAINCY: 5,000SALVATION ARMY: 5,000SARATOGA REGIONAL YMCA: 6,000SARATOGA SPRINGS REC DEPT: 25,000WILTON RECREATION: 8,000WELLSPRING: 4,500 TOTAL DISCRETIONARY CAMPERSHIP GRANTS: $67,600

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