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51		WOODSTOWN, NJ
52		Shelburne, VT
53		AMHERST, MA
54		BOSTON, MA
55		Totowa, NJ
56		Hopewell Junction, NY
57		NEW YORK, NY
58		SAG HARBOR, NY
59		New York, NY
60		OSSINING, NY
61		CHELMSFORD, MA
62		LITTLE SILVER, NJ
63		WHITE PLAINS, NY
64		BOSTON, MA
65		Pelham, NY
66		West Boylston, MA
67		Lynbrook, NY
68		BROOKLYN, NY
69		New York, NY
70		NORTHAMPTON, MA
71		MERRICK, NY
72		NASHUA, NH
73		NEW YORK, NY
74		Spring Valley, NY
75		TEANECK, NJ
76		ROCKPORT, ME
77		Cedarhurst, NY
78		NEW YORK, NY
79		BROOKLYN, NY
80		EAST THETFORD, VT
81		ARLINGTON, MA
82		NEW YORK, NY
83		LOCUST VALLEY, NY
84		East Hartford, CT
85		Castelton, NY
86		BOSTON, MA
87		MOUNT HOREB, WI
88		ANN ARBOR, MI
89		DURHAM, NC
90		SILVER SPRING, MD
91		BEAUFORT, SC
92		PHILADELPHIA, PA
93		Des Moines, IA
94		PITTSBURGH, PA
95		chicago, IL
96		BROWNSBURG, IN
97		GRAND RAPIDS, MN
98		SAINT PAUL, MN
99		HAYMARKET, VA
100		LAPEER, MI

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS WITH SIMILAR MISSIONS AND REQUIRED MANAGEMENT OF THESE GRANTS

makes grants to qualifying public charities and does not carry on charitable activities directly.

The made three grants to charitable organizations working in the areas of foster family support youth empowerment and education

REFER TO PART XV SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION - GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS PAID DURING THE YEAR

To make grants to religious and charitable organizations.

Provided grants to 15 individuals for post-secondary school studies to help these students/applicants meet cost of higher education.

SUPPORT IMPOVERISHED and UNDER-SERVED FAMILIES IN ISRAEL BY PROVIDING GRANTS,CLOTHING and FOOD.

RAISE FUNDS TO PROVIDE SPECIAL AND UNUSUAL ITEMS BENEFIT TO MEMORIAL WHICH CANNOT BE PURCHASED WITHIN ITS GENERAL BUDGET AND TO OFFER OPPORTUNITIES FOR WRITERS, ARTISTS, MUSICIANS AND OTHER CREATIVE PERSONS TO PRESENT THEIR WORK.

To preserve and restore rare and historic books and ensure they are available to the public as widely as possible.

USES DUES AND DONATIONS SOLICITED FROM MEMBERS TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES SUCH AS CULTURAL EVENTS AND PURCHASE MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT FOR . ADDITIONAL FUNDS ARE RAISED THROUGH BOOK SALES AND SALES PROMOTIONAL ITEMS SUCH AS TOTE BAGS AND MUGS.

THE PROMOTES AND CARRIES OUT FUNDRAISING AND EDUCATION ACTIVITIES, AND ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES IN FURTHERANCE THEREOF IN CONNECTION WITH PSYCHIATRIC AND/OR DRUG USE DISORDER, ITS PUBLIC AWARENESS, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT.THE PROVIDES GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING FROM ADDICTION AS WELL AS THOSE INDIVIDUALS SEEKING HIGHER EDUCATION IN ADDICTION AND REHABILITATION STUDIES.

To provide grants to organizations that support children with special needs.

SCHOLASHIP GRANTS

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS OR GRANTS TO STUDENTS PURSUING AN UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE.

HEAL ( ) provides grants and financial assistance to reduce canine homelessness and create more humane world. Under our mission we provide need-based financial assistance and grants to owners of dogs requiring veterinary care, so pets and families can stay together. Our mission focuses on the root causes of violence and cruelty in society and BUILD UP OUR YOUTH through humane education and participation in our TeachH... programs. Our mission is committed to reducing canine homelessness, cruelty, and shelter euthanasia rates by partnering with and providing grants, funding and resources to 501(c)(3) welfare organizations.

To serve refugees, immigrants, and the otherwise underserved in the Greater community through charity, advocacy, social itegration and improved access to programs and services, with special focus on youth and eductation

The mission of the Organization is to raise funds for and provide and related materials to students wishing to attend colleges or universities. The is exclusively available to the members of the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Police Superior Officers Benevolent Association. The educational grants provided are college scholarships for students entering college or for those continuing their college education.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WORLDWIDE TO HELP THEM CONTINUE THEIR ACTIVITIES. WE WILL ALSO MAKE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUAL INDIGENT PEOPLE TO ENABLE THEM ACQUIRE BASIC NECESSARY NEEDS SUCH AS FOOD, CLOTHING AND SHELTER.

THE ORGANIZATION MAKES GRANTS TO 501(C)(3)CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS OPERATING IN NY, NJ, CT, AND TX, INCLUDING CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT YOUTH-RELATED CAUSES.

BUILD POWER WITH AND IMMIGRANTS THROUGH GRASSROOTS ORGANIZING, MUTUAL AID AND THE SOLIDARITY ECONOMY.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS and GRANTS

RESPONSIBLE FOR OVERSEEING AND SUPPORTING ALL TEAMS AND EVENTS. IT IS THE ON-THE-GROUND, WORKING WITH SCHOOLS, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, BUSINESSES, AND COMMMUNITIES TO ENSURE THAT AS MANY NH STUDENTS AS POSSIBLE BENEFIT FROM THE EXPERIENCE. NH WILL MAKE LOANS, GRANTS AND OTHER DISTRIBUTIONS TO NH TEAMS. THESE DISTRIBUTIONS WILL BE MADE TO DEVELOP AND SUSTAIN TEAMS THROUGHOUT . THE DISTRIBUTIONS ARE INTENDED TO BE USED BY TEAMS FOR REGISTRATION FEES, ROBOT KITS AND MATERIALS, COMPETITION TRAVEL EXPENSES, STIPENDS FOR COACHES AND MENTORS, AND OTHER PROGRAM EXPENSES

TO MAKE GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

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.

TO MAKE GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES AS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

TO RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE PUBLIC PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTION OF THE TOWN OF PUBLIC , A PUBLIC FACILITY OPERATED BY THE TOWN OF , MAINE, A STATE OF MAINE MUNICIPAL ENTITY/GOVERNMENTAL UNIT WHICH HAS SECTION 170(C)(1) TAX EXEMPT STATUS STATUS UNDER THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. AFTER CONSTRUCTION OF THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS, THE PURPOSE OF THE SHALL BE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SUPPOR OF OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE OF BUILDINGS AND IMPOROVEMENTS AND THE RESOURCES OF THE .

Provide Books and Computers to High School

IS DEVOTED TO POSTWAR AND CONTEMPORARY . THE SERVES AS A RESOURCE AND OFFERS AN EXTENSIVE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVE OF .

GRANTS TO JEWISH EDUCATIONAL/RELIGIOUS/CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS

WAS FOUNDED TO SUPPORT IMMIGRANTS, MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES BY PROVIDING THEM WITH SELF-SELECTED MATERIAL ITEMS. THIS SUPPORT IS CRITICAL AS THEY ASSIMILATE AND WORK TOWARDS SELF SUFFICIENCY IN THE US.

THE MISSION OF THE . IS TO SAVE THE LIVES OF CANCER PATIENTS, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON CHILDREN, AND TO INSPIRE HOPE AND LEND SUPPORT TO THE FAMILIES AND PATIENTS CARING FOR, LIVING WITH AND SURVIVING CANCER. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY FUNDING SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, RAISING AWARENESS THROUGH FUNDRAISING EVENTS AND PROVIDING GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATED TO EARLY DETECTION, FINDING A CURE, AND OPTIMIZING THE PATIENT CARE AND FAMILY EXPERIENCE DURING AND AFTER THEIR CANCER JOURNEY.

THE CORPORATION) EXISTS TO ADMINISTER A GRANT PROGRAM AVAILABLE TO THOSE EMPLOYED AT GIBSON, DUNN and CRUTCHER LLP AS OF APRIL 17TH, 2020 AND WHO MAY BECOME EMPLOYED THE FUTURE, AS NON-ATTORNEY EMPLOYEES (EMPLOYEES) WHO HAVE A SPECIAL BECAUSE THEY ARE EXPERIENCING PARTICULAR FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS RESULTING FROM A DISASTER CURRENTLY, THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE CORPORATION WILL REMAIN EXISTENCE TO ADDRESS FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS THAT MAY BE EXPERIENCED BY EMPLOYEES FUTURE DISASTERS. THE CORPORATION INTENDS TO BE FUNDED PRIMARILY BY DONATIONS FROM INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS AND POTENTIALLY GRANTS FROM LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS.

THE FUND IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. THE PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE AID IN THE FORM OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO CURRENT, FORMER, FUTURE FULL-TIME PART-TIME EMPLOYEES, INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS, OR OTHER INDIVIDUALS PROVIDING SERVICES TO, OR AT, THE CREEK INCLUDING FAMILY MEMBERS DEPENDENTS (COLLECTIVELY THE CREEK BENEFICIARIES) IMPACTED ADVERSELY BY THE COVID-19 CRISIS, IN FUTURE, EMERGENCY HARDSHIP SITUATIONS,INCLUDING PRESIDENTIALLY DECLARED DISASTERS. THE FUND WILL PROVIDE CHARITABLE AID IN THE FORM OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE CREEK BENEFICIARIES TO RELIEVE ECONOMIC HARDSHIP ARISING FROM DEATH, INJURY, ILLNESS, ABUSE, ACCIDENT, NATURAL DISASTER, OR OTHER PERSONAL OR FAMILY EMERGENCY THAT IS NOT WORK RELATED. THE FUND INTENDS TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO ELIGIBLE CREEK BENEFICIARIES DIRECTLY RELATED TO ATTENDANCE AT COLLEGES OR UNIVERSITIES.FINALLY, THE FUND ALSO INTENDS TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

COLLEGE GRANTS

Providing inner-city youth the opportunity to alter the trajectory of their lives. We believe that early intervention and mentoring will unlock the unlimited potential inherent in our young men. Giving back to the community in this specific way is something Kevin Green Sr. and Jr. had discussed over the years. The immediate need to pivot to virtual world exposed the sad fact that black boys were overwhelmingly on the wrong side of the digital divide. Widespread civil unrest, growing racial tensions and inherent systemic inadequacies created perfect storm to widen the almost insurmountable gap in education, mental health, and financial literacy. (ADO) is not your traditional nonprofit. This organization was designed to thrive in virtual environment but built to easily transition as things normalize.

CONDUCTS A FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM FOR TECHNOLOGISTS WHO ARE UNDERREPRESENTED IN THE INNOVATION SECTOR. THE FELLOWSHIP PRIMARILY CONSISTS OF ONLINE WORKSHOPS, NETWORKING, PROJECT-BASED LEARNING, AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AS FELLOWS PREPARE TO BE PLACED INTO SUMMER INTERNSHIPS WITH TECH COMPANIES SEEKING TO DIVERSIFY THEIR WORKFORCE. THE FELLOWSHIP IS PRIMARILY FUNDED THROUGH PARTNERSHIP REVENUE WITH COMPANIES BASED ON THE NUMBER OF FELLOWS THEY TAKE AS INTERNS, ALONG WITH GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS. . ALSO CONDUCTS RACIAL EQUITY, , AND INCLUSION (REDI) TRAINING AND WORKSHOPS FOR PARTNER COMPANIES, TO HELP FOSTER CULTURES OF BELONGING AND TO ELIMINATE PRACTICES THAT CREATE ARBITRARY BARRIERS FOR UNDERREPRESENTED TALENT. THE REDI PROGRAMMING IS PRIMARILY FUNDED THROUGH COMPANY PARTNERSHIP REVENUES AS WELL AS GRANTS.

TO SECURE DONATIONS, TO MANAGE AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDING IN SUPPORT HUMANE WORK AND HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS , TO PROVIDE NECESSARY MONETARY AID FOR RESCUE ASSISTANCE, AND TO AWARD EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO JUNIOR FANCIERS.

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

PROVIDED GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS TO FURTHER THE SCIENCE OF PSYCHOLOGY.

ALL DIRECT INDIRECT EXPENSES ARE ATTRIBUTABLE TO ADMINISTERING GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES.

PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING TO COUNTY LIBRARIES

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATIONAL LEVEL OF ECONOMICALLY DEPRIVED INNER CITY CHILDREN AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL LITERACY

P.E.O. is a philanthropic organization where women celebrate the advancement of women; educate women through scholarships, grants, awards, loans and stewardship of Cottey College; and motivate each other to achieve their highest aspirations.

SUPPORT OF COMPOSERS, PERFORMERS AND PRESENTERS OF THROUGH GRANTS AND AWARDS NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, YOUNG PROFESSIONALS AND ENSEMBLES AND OTHER PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS; INCLUDING REASONABLE AND NECESSARY ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

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 .

TO ENGAGE IN PROMOTION OF HEALTH BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO CHRONICALLY ILL CHILDREN AND/OR THEIR FAMILIES, CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DEVOTED TO IMPROVING WELL-BEING FOR VARIOUS ANIMALS, AND INDIVIDUALS INJURED IN MOTORSPORTS ACTIVITIES AND/OR THEIR FAMILIES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICES.

TO SUPPORT AND IMPROVE THE , ITS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES.

PROVIDES GRANTS TO BENEFIT COMMUNITY OF , MINNESOTA.

THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS PURPOSES AND PROVIDES RELIEF TO PERSONS IN THE UNITED STATES AND INDIA THROUGH CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITIES AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS OF FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF LIFE

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