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101		FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
102		ROBBINSVILLE, NJ
103		SCARSDALE, NY
104		HOLLIS, NY
105		NEW YORK, NY
106		BROOKLYN, NY
107		Spring Valley, NY
108		RIVERHEAD, NY
109		BARRE, VT
110		MARLBORO, NJ
111		Easton, CT
112		MERRICK, NY
113		DANBURY, CT
114		BARDONIA, NY
115		HOLMDEL, NJ
116		WALPOLE, MA
117		Sudbury, MA
118		FALL RIVER, MA
119		ROSLINDALE, MA
120		HAMDEN, CT
121		South Yarmouth, MA
122		Newmarket, NH
123		BROOKLYN, NY
124		NEW YORK, NY
125		HINGHAM, MA
126		CLIFTON, NJ
127		Brooklyn, NY
128		LARCHMONT, NY
129		PHILADELPHIA, PA
130		Summit, NJ
131		Milton, MA
132		New Haven, CT
133		WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT
134		WHIPPANY, NJ
135		FORT DODGE, IA
136		PENNINGTON, NJ
137		Passaic, NJ
138		LAKEWOOD, NJ
139		WEST ORANGE, NJ
140		Trenton, NJ
141		Brunswick, ME
142		Bayville, NY
143		NEW GRETNA, NJ
144		BOSTON, MA
145		ROCK HILL, NY
146		Wakefield, MA
147		QUINCY, MA
148		BRIELLE, NJ
149		OLEAN, NY
150		DRACUT, MA

T0 PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF TEACHERS AND STUDENTS UTILIZING A PEACEFUL MULTI-NATIONAL CURRICULUM BY THE PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS.

SUPPORTS WHO SERVE COMMUNITY NEEDS.

SUPPORT RESEARCH AND PROVIDE FUNDING TO SCIENTISTS AND ORGANIZATIONS CONDUCTING RESEARCH; EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT SPECTRUM DISORDER AND ABOUT ADVANCES IN RESEARCH; SUPPORT AND PROMOTE THE NEEDS OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AFFECTED BY THE DISORDER.

To promote the well being of underprivileged and underserved children and young adults; through academic and social programs including: the provision of scholarships to college bound students; college readiness preparedness including the provision of tours to colleges and universities; and mentorship program targeting elementary to high-school aged students.

TO PROMOTE THE AND PERSONAL ADVANCEMENT OF ITS MEMBERS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING, LEVERAGING OPPORTUNITIES AND COMMUNITY SERVICE INITIATIVES INCLUDING, AMONG OTHERS, THE FOLLOWING:I. PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS , AND PUBLICATIONS ON BUSINESS MATTERS, WITH A SPECIFIC FOCUS ON THE ART MARKET, INCLUDING FINANCIAL, MANAGEMENT, MARKETING, CAREER DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER SPECIALIZED AREAS OF INTEREST,II. CONDUCTING MEETINGS AND EVENTS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AMONG MEMBERS,III. COLLECTING AND DISSEMINATING INFORMATION PERTAINING TO THE ART MARKET, INCLUDING STATISTICAL DATA AND OTHER STATISTICAL RESEARCH,IV. ADVOCATING THE INTERESTS OF THE ARTS, ANDV. ADVOCATING INDUSTRY-WIDE EQUITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY BRIDES WHO REQUIRE BASIC NECESSITIES TO GET MARRIED.

Binyamin is organized for charitable, religious and educational purposes, to assist Jewish orthodox institutions and needy individuals in need of financial aid.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS INITIALLY ESTABLISHED TO RAISE FUNDS THOUGH FUNDRAISING EVENTS AS WELL AS ACCEPT CONTRIBUTIONS, DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS FROM THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING A) SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATING STUDENT(S) LIVING AND ATTENDING HIGH SCHOOL AND MCGANN-MERCY HIGH SCHOOL LOCATED IN NEW YORK WHO ARE OR WILL BE ENROLLED IN A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY OF THEIR CHOICE, B) PROVIDE FOOD BASKETS TO THE HUNGRY AND CLOTHING TO THE NEEDY IN THE COMMUNITY, C) PROVIDE NEEDED SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY, D) SCHOLASTIC AND TRAVEL GRANTS FOR CHILDREN ATTENDING APPROVED EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

THE PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO ASSIST SPAULDING HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES WITH EDUCATION AT A 4 YEAR COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY. PREFERENCE IS GIVEN TO THOSE SEEKING A BACHELORS DEGREE IN ENGINEERING, AVIATION OR THE SCIENCES.

TO FUND PEDIATRIC RESEARCH, TO SUPPORT PEDIATRIC FAMILIES WHO ARE SUFFERING HARDSHIPS, AND TO BRING AWARENESS ABOUT THE PEDIATRIC .

To provide grants and funding for adaptive, handicap-accessible vehicles for disabled active duty service members and veterans of the United States Armed Forces, and to provide other support for the same.

To help by providing financial assistance to members of the general public in financial need, with emphasis upon providing for vision care, hearing care, disaster assistance, the special needs of the developmentally impaired, the special needs of veterans and the special needs of the elderly

TO DEVELOP and SUPPORT PROGRAMS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR BENEFIT OF HENRY ABBOTT TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL and ITS STUDENTS AND ALUMNI.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO ORGANZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES TO VETERANS

THE MISSION OF IS TO FACILITATE COMMUNITY SUPPORTED OPPORTUNITIES TO ADVANTAGED AND DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN OF ALL ABILITY. WE SEEK TO DO THIS BY PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL COACHING, MENTORING AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT, WHEN POSSIBLE, FOR YOUTH TO TRAIN AND COMPETE IN SANCTIONED USATF, AAU, AND USAT EVENTS.

THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ICE HOCKEY PLAYERS IN NEED, SO THAT THEY MAY RECEIVE A POSITIVE, CHARACTER BUILDING HOCKEY EXPERIENCE, WHILE FOSTERING A PASSION FOR THE GAME.

The Organization was created to honor the life of . , Army from Sudbury MA. The Organization seeks to accomplish this by raising funds through traditional fundraising activities and then using these funds to provide scholarships to individuals with need and with a record of service and leadership. The Organization will have a committee of its Board along with others from the community who will review all such applications and will make a determination as to awards. All Board members and those involved in any decision making process will be subject to our Conflict of Interest Policy. The Organization may also from time to time make contributions to other recognized 501 (c) (3) organizations that support the ideals and goals of this organization. Primarily this would be to honor the Rangers of the United States Army.

TO PROVIDE PHILANTHROPIC DONATIONS TO INDIVIDUALS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 19 AND 39 WHO ARE UNDERGOING CANCER-RELATED TREATMENT AND ARE, AS DETERMINED BY THE THEN-SERVING BOARD OF DIRECTORS, IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO AID IN THE PAYMENT OF MEDICAL and PERSONAL EXPENSES.

PROMOTE THE FINANCIAL WELL-BEING AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE CHARTER SCHOOLS, THEIR STUDENTS, AND THEIR GRADUATES.

TO FORM A BOND BETWEEN COMMUNITY MEMBERS WHO CARE DEEPLY ABOUT STUDENTS AND THE DEDICATED EDUCATORS WHO TEACH THEM.

To promote education and education of local artists

The primary exempt purpose of the is to raise, receive, and distribute funds that allow it to: provide financial assistance to residents seeking post-secondary education; to provide assistance to residents who seek to broaden their educational pursuits; to promote interest in and provide financial support for localized agricultural endeavors in ; and to promote interest in and provide financial support for projects and programs conducted by divisions in .

TO MOBILIZE CAPITAL AND KNOWLEDGE NEEDED TO END SLAVERY. WE GENERATE PRIVATE FUNDING BY DEMONSTRATING HOW EFFECTIVE INTERVENTIONS CAN PROTECT THOSE AT RISK OF BEING ENSLAVED AND FREE THOSE IN SLAVERY. WE INVEST IN THOSE COUNTRIES AND SECTORS WITH GREATEST INCIDENCE OF SLAVERY. WE ANALYZE WHICH INTERVENTIONS WORK BEST, AND WE SHARE THAT KNOWLEDGE. WE BRING TOGETHER A COMMUNITY OF ACTIVISTS COMMITTED TO ENDING SLAVERY AND EMPOWERED BY KNOWLEDGE OF HOW BEST TO DO SO.

TO MANAGE A PROGRAM TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS TO STUDY ART OR ARCHITECTURE IN ROME.

THE ORGANIZATION RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT AWARENESS, RESEARCH, AND EDUCATION ABOUT AND PROVIDES GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND FUNDS TO INVESTIGATORS TO DEVELOP THEIR CAREERS AND FURTHER THE FIELD OF . IT AWARDS PRIZES IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION, SPONSORS EDUCATIONAL EVENTS, AND COLLECTS FUNDS AND WOULD SKIN SUPPLIES FOR MILITARY TEAM ATHLETES THROUGH ITS WOUNDED WARRIOR ATHLETE INITIATIVE.

To provide and coordinate distribution financial aid, meals, transportation,and other daily needs to the sick and handicapped families in the Passaic- Clifton area.

Bringing together, documenting, and presenting artists, architects, and other layers of the sector inside and outside the and Europe, to bring into dialogue the commonalities of the and Europe.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO 33 ORGANIZATIONS AND MUNICIPALITIES THAT PROVIDE COMMUNITY SERVICES AND FINANCIAL AID TO NEEDY

THROUGH SERVICE ORIENTED CYCLING TRIPS, BENEFITS AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

Provide funding for promotion, financial support, and education to the programs in the Public School System.

To provide to certified families

TO PROVIDE THE HIGHEST LEVEL INSTRUCTION IN CLASSICAL METHODS DRAWING, PAINTING and SCULPTURE for STUDENTS WISHING TO PURSUE CAREERS AS PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS

CCS OFFERS A TWO-YEAR COURSE OF STUDY THAT CENTERS ON CREATION AND DISSEMINATION OF COMICS, GRAPHIC NOVELS, AND OTHER MANIFESTATIONS OF VISUAL NARRATIVE. EXPERIENCED, INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED CARTOONISTS, WRITERS, AND DESIGNERS TEACH CLASSES. LOCATED IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN WHITE RIVER JCT, VT,

THE EMPOWERS AND ENCOURAGES CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS HAVING DIVERSE LEARNING DISABILITIES TO ACHIEVE THEIR FULLEST POTENTIAL AND BECOME RESPONSIBLE, CARING INDIVIDUALS FOR THEIR FAMILIES, EMPLOYERS, AND COMMUNITIES. THIS IS ACHIEVED BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL AND VOLUNTEER SUPPORT FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE SPECIALIZED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED AT THE SCHOOL AND OTHERS SERVING THE LEARNING DISABLED COMMUNITY THROUGHOUT NORTHERN NEW JERSEY.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING, HEALTH CARE, SKILLED NURSING AND OTHER RELATED SERVICES FOR AGING CITIZENS.

TO PROMOTE FAIR, INCLUSIVE AND AFFORDABLE FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES FREE FROM THE VESTIGES OF SEGREGATION AND DISCRIMINATION. THE CHARITABLE TRUST IS A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION OF INCLUSIVE COMMUNITIES PROJECT, A PUBLIC CHARITY WITH AN IDENTICAL MISSION.

Grant scholarships to deserving New Jersey students and provide education opportunities in NJ areayouth appreciation award

TO SUPPORT NEEDY INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES.

TO EXPAND AND ENHANCE THE LIVES OF UNDERSERVED CHILDREN IN WEST ORANGE AND NEIGHBOURING COMMUNITIES WITH LESSONS IN MUSIC, SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ACADEMICALLY ACHIEVING STUDENTS AND TRAFFIC SAFETY AWARENESS FOR ALL.

A SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM TO CREATE A SERVICE MILIEU THAT USE A CHOICE PLATFORM TO REDIRECT,HEAL,EDUCATE AND EMPOWER CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. DEMONSTRATED THROUGH HEALING EATING,POSITIVE SOCIAL INTERACTION, MASTERY OF AGE APPROPRIATE LIFE SKILLS AND COMMUNITY ACCOUNTABILITY.

MWGT is a charity that distributes grants to local organizations to promote the welfare of women, children and families. Members pay a yearly membership fee of $50 to operate the organization and pay bills. During the calendar year members donate a minimum of $365 that is awarded as grants in the following year. For instance, money collected in 2020 was awarded as grants in 2021 after a rigorous evaluation process that includes at least 25% of the membership.

Provide and financial assistance for students

HAS ESTABLISHED A COMMUNITY OUT REACH PROGRAM UNDER WHICH IT PROVIDES FOOD, CLOTHING AND MEALS TO LOCAL FAMILIES IN NEED OF SUCH ASSISTANCE. BENEFICIARIES INCLUDE HOMELESS, NEEDY AND INDIGENT FAMILIES.

SVP , A GROUP OF DIVERSE, HIGHLY SKILLED PROFESSIONALS, COLLABORATES WITH CAREFULLY SELECTED AREA NON-PROFITS BY INVESTING THEIR TIME, SKILLS, AND MONEY TO INCREASE THE CAPACITY OF THESE NON-PROFITS TO DELIVER MEANINGFUL IMPACT. IN ITS COMBINATION OF FUNDING AND VOLUNTEERING, SVP PROVIDES A UNIQUE, TARGETED, AND HIGHLY LEVERAGED PHILANTHROPIC FUNDING SOURCE TO THE AREA NON-PROFIT COMMUNITY, WHILE ALSO ENABLING ITS GRANT RECIPIENTS TO ACCESS STRATEGIC-LEVEL VOLUNTEERS, ADVICE, CONTACTS, AND ORGANIZATIONAL PRACTICES.IN ADDITION TO PROVIDING FUNDING AND VOLUNTEER EXPERTISE TO CAREFULLY SELECTED AREA NONPROFITS, SVP ALSO SEEKS TO DEVELOP EFFECTIVE PHILANTHROPY IN THE AREA BY EDUCATING ITS TO BE INFORMED, EFFECTIVE, LIFE-LONG PHILANTHROPISTS. AS SUCH, SVP IS A CATALYST FOR CHARITABLE GIVING AND FOR MAKING CHARITABLE GIFTS MORE EFFECTIVELY IN THE AREA.

THE CORPORATION HAS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT, EITHER DIRECTLY , OR BY WAY OF CONTRIBUTION TO OTHER CHARITABLE 501 (C)(3)TAX EXEMPT ENTITIES OR ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE MISSION IS TO FIGHT RARE CANCERS THROUGH RESEARCH AND/OR ASSISTING INDIVIDUALS BATTLING RARE CNACERS, AS WELL AS TO AID INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO NEED HELP COVERING MEDICAL/LIVING EXPENSES INCURRED FOR TREATMENT OF SUCH DISEASES, BY ACCEPTING DONATIONS THROUGH INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS, AND FUNDRAISING ENTITIES DESIGNED TO RAISE AWARENESS AND FUNDS TO BENEFIT SUCH CAUSES.

Funding awareness, surgeries and support women suffering from Fistula

TO SERVE AS A NON-PROFIT SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION FOR SERVICES BY FACILITATING THE FINANCING FOR LOW AND MODERATE INCOME PERSONS AND OTHER DESERVING RESIDENTS IN THE SOUTH SHORE AREA OF MASSACHUSETTS.

The . . consists of approximately 20 doctors dentist PAs nurses translators and aides. Annually we provide "in-country" free and dental examinations as well as medications vitamins clothing and other health and beauty supplies to about 1,500 sick and poor families in Honduras. Due to COVID-19 the April 2021 trip was cancelled. However we provided and humanitarian supplies remotely through the School Sisters of Notre Dame in US and Honduras. Note additional collection of and Humanitarian supplies and funds due to two Category IV Hurricanes which devastated Honduras in Nov 2020 was delivered in early 2021.

To benefit youth through mentoring and skills ; to benefit families by creating a connection to community leaders, resources, and service opportunities; to benefit small businesses by providing training, coaching, resource connections, networking, and collaboration; and to benefit the community by retention of youth, supporting the of a better prepared labor force, encouraging stronger businesses, and improving regional economic conditions.

TO HONOR, SUPPORT, AND PROMOTE THE GOOD AND WELFARE OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES, ITS WOUNDED AND OR DISABLED , AND ANY OTHER IN NEED AND/OR THEIR FAMILIES AND TO PROVIDE MONETARY OR OTHER ASSISTANCE TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS ENGAGED IN SIMILAR PURPOSES, AND TO SUPPORT AND FOSTER EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN THE SACRIFICE, HONOR, AND ACTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES.

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