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1		Amherst, MA
2		CHESTNUT HILL, MA
3		NORTHAMPTON, MA
4		NEW YORK, NY
5		STATEN ISLAND, NY
6		TARRYTOWN, NY
7		NEW YORK, NY
8		TEANECK, NJ
9		NEW YORK, NY
10		Cragsmoor, NY
11		SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY
12		ITHACA, NY
13		BUFFALO, NY
14		BROOKLYN, NY
15		Rochester, NY
16		BRICK, NJ
17		CANTON, NY
18		SUMMIT, NJ
19		Princeton, NJ
20		VERNON, CT
21		LAKEWOOD, NJ
22		MARLBORO, NJ
23		WESTBURY, NY
24		Dover, NJ
25		NEWTON, MA
26		BROOKLYN, NY
27		NEW YORK, NY
28		Natick, MA
29		FARMINGTON, CT
30		NEW YORK, NY
31		BELLEROSE, NY
32		Plymouth, MA
33		Bernardsville, NJ
34		STAMFORD, CT
35		PETERBOROUGH, NH
36		WARREN, ME
37		VOORHEES, NJ
38		BOSTON, MA
39		Old Greenwich, CT
40		BROOKLYN, NY
41		SAGAPONACK, NY
42		NEW HAVEN, CT
43		BROOKLYN, NY
44		NEW YORK, NY
45		Boston, MA
46		FLUSHING, NY
47		FARMINGDALE, NY
48		Huntington, NY
49		Bronxville, NY
50		BROOKLYN, NY

Promotion of and Social Justice. is a public Foundation that partners with community based organizations and social justice movements to provide grants, training and educational resources, working with donors and grantees to build a peaceful world.

SUPPORT GIFTED STUDENTS AND PROMISING PERFORMING ARTISTS THROUGH GRANTS

OPERATION A PUBLIC , WHICH EXISTS TO PROVIDE A WIDE RANGE INFORMATION AND MATERIALS TO ALL PEOPLE NORTHAMPTON, AND TO ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT CIVIC, INTELLECTUAL, AND CULTURAL PURSUITS COMMUNITY. ENCOURAGES CURIOSITY, FREE INQUIRY, AND LIFELONG LEARNING AND PROVIDES A FRIENDLY PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AS A COMMUNITY MEETING PLACE.

MAKES GRANTS FOR PROJECTS IN SUCH AS PARKS, LIBRARIES, COMMUNITY CENTERS, AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL, HEALTH, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES, SUCH AS FOOD SERVICES, OPERATION CAMPUS BOOKSTORE, PARKING FACILITIES, AND PARKING ENFORCEMENT FOR BENEFIT CAMPUS COMMUNITY .

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AND AID FOR THE BENEFIT OF AND IN CONNECTION WITH THE WORK OF CORPORATION, A NEW YORK CHARITABLE CORPORATION, AND TO SOLICIT AND ADMINISTER FUNDS, GRANTS-IN-AID AND DONATIONS RECEIVED FROM GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES, AND OTHER SOURCES ON BEHALF OF CORPORATION, AND TO PROVIDE SIMILAR AND AID TO QUALIFIED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS CONNECTED WITH THE PREVENTION OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE.

GRANTS TO : DURING REPORTING PERIOD, ORGANIZATION PROVIDED 13 GRANTS TO 13 MERITORIOUS IN ORDER TO ASSIST WITH THEIR RECORDING SESSIONS.

THE ORGANIZATION ONLY PAID GRANTS FROM THE HAD NO DIRECT OR INDIRECT EXPENSES ATTRIBUTABLE TO VARIOUS RECIPIENT PROGRAMS.

GRANTS TO 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

To provide and education services to the and surrounding communities. The is the key educational, cultural, and social center for the community. In addition to customary services, the offers approximately 40 public programs each year. Not only does the serve the hamlet of , but its programs and events also draw patrons and visitors from surrounding communities. The owns a nature preserve that is open to the public.

EDUCATIONAL GRANTS AND AWARDS (SEE PART XV)

EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS

RESOURCES COUNCIL IS A MEMBER-DRIVEN ORGANIZATION THAT HELPS LIBRARIES BUILD CONNECTIONS WITH EACH OTHER, USERS AND THE LARGER COMMUNITY.

GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS AND TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS

Provide financial support beyond state, city, and county contributions to Central .

Scholarships to individual students and cultural matching of grants and awards. Also support of various other charitable causes.

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN . BY ADMINISTERING A REVOLVING LOAN FUND, ISSUING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT GRANTS, AND PROVIDING LOW COST ENERGY TO QUALIFYING AREA BUSINESSES.

TO MAINTAIN and ENHANCE A , NJ PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATION THROUGH COMMUNITY FUNDING OF GRANTS.

Research to perpetuate the heritage and the common bond and relationship between the town of di Molise, Province of Isernia, Italy and Township, County of Mercer, New Jersey. Other purposes include the exchange and development of activities and archival records, and the education as to history, archeology, anthropology, folklore, culinary art, performing arts, fine arts, literature and athletics, and the providing of scholarship programs within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Includes no Foreign Grants.

AWARD SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO RESIDENTS WHO ARE, OR WILL BE ATTENDING, A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY AND WHOSE MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY IS, OR WILL BE, RELATED TO HORTICULTURE.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES BASIC NECESSITIES TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY WHO ARE IN NEED. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROMOTES READING AND LITERACY BY DONATING BOOKS TO SCHOOLS AND REGIONAL LIBRARIES.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO STAFF AT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

FURTHER BOOK STORE BUSINESS OPERATIONS

Provide school approximately 575 students with class trips, cultural arts programs, books other services

JEWISH EDUCATION FOR RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS

Promote sanctity in the synagogue through awareness programs and TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO NEEDY INDIVDUALS AND TO OTHER CHARTITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

MAKES GRANTS TO COVER THE ART INSTITUTE TUITION OR FURTHER THE ART CAREERS OF INDIVIDUALS SELECTED BY AN INDEPENDENT PANEL.

Support with volunteer hours, grants, and activities for town Natick

THE AND LIBRARY TRUST (TRUST) WAS CREATED UNDER THE TRUST AGREEMENT OF ALMA B. TAYLOR ON OCTOBER 3, 2005. ACCORDING TO THE TRUST AGREEMENT, THE TRUSTEE SHALL FUND PROJECTS FOR THE AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (ASSOCIATION) LOCATED IN , CONNECTICUT OUT OF THE NET INCOME OF THE TRUST. THE ASSOCIATION IS AN EDUCATIONAL ENTITY EXEMPT UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE SECTION 501(C) 3. THE PROJECTS SHALL BE SELECTED IN A MANNER PURSUANT TO ARTICLE III OF THE TRUST AGREEMENT. IN THE EVENT THE AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION IS NO LONGER A VIABLE FINANCIAL ENTITY OR DETERMINED TO BE AN EDUCATION ENTITY UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE SECTIONS 501(C) 3 AND 170, THEN THE TRUST CORPUS SHOULD BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE FOR PROJECTS, ENDEAVORS OR ACQUISITIONS IN FURTHERANCE OF THEIR CHARTER BY UTILIZING THE CRITERIA ESTABLISHED IN ARTICLE III OF THE TRUST. ACCORDING TO

MISSION: RESTORE IS A 501(C)3 GLOBAL HEALTH NON-PROFIT THAT AIMS TO INCREASE THE CAPACITY OF LOCAL SURGEONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. WE SPECIALIZE IN RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY AND VALUE OPERATING TOGETHER FOR LONG-TERM IMPACT THROUGH HANDS-ON TRAINING, EDUCATIONAL GRANTS, AND TELEMEDICINE. AT MISSION: RESTORE WE ARE CREATING A WORLD IN WHICH LOCAL SURGEONS HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND SUPPORT THEY NEED TO TREAT DEBILITATING INJURIES AND BIRTH DEFECTS IN THEIR OWN COMMUNITIES AROUND THE WORLD.

CHARITABLE EDUCATION RELIGIOUS LITERACY

Award grants to to fund educational projects

Raise funds for the Public to help maintain the programs, books, music, movies, television programs, magazines and E-books offered to and the surrounding communities.

COUMMITY PROVIDES SERVICES THAT EDCUATE, EMPLOY, EMPOWER AND ENGAGE IMMIGRANTS AND THE BROADER .

RAISE FUNDS TO DESIGN AND BUILD A NEW LIBRARY FOR TOWN OF PETERBOROUGH, NH.

We provide monetary grants to the Community for equipment training and or programs yearly. Due to health issues with our contact person the program that was approved this year has not been scheduled yet and no funds have been expended during the 2022 calendar year. It will be done early in 2023.

LIBRARY ASSISTANCE

THE TRUST MAKES GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.

To award grants to fund other 501c3 organizations

MAINTENANCE ON A UNIVERSITY OF MN WEB SERVER OF THE LEGACY WEB SITE OF THE NOW-DISSOLVED MARXIST EDUCATIONAL PRESS PUBLISHER OF SOME THIRTY SCHOLARY BOOKS and TWENTY VOLUMES OF IT JOURNAL NATURE, SOCIETY and THOUGHT. MUCH VOLUNTARY LABOR TO MAKE MANY OF THESE PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE ONLINE ELECTRONICALLY WITHOUT CHARGE.

Founded in 2002, works to create a more equitable East End for Latino immigrants through advocating for just and inclusive government and school policies; protecting families; nurturing power and unity among Latinos through leadership workshops and other programs; and building bridges among different sectors the East End community through celebrating arts and culture.

THE SCHOLARSHIP FUND IS A MENTORING PROGRAM THAT USES SOCCER AS THE CATALYST TO PROVIDE LOW INCOME STUDENTS IN NEW HAVEN, MOSTLY IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES, WHO THRIVE ON THE SOCCER FIELD BUT REQUIRE EXTRA ACADEMIC ASSISTANCE WITH THE MENTORING, TUTORING AND EXTRA ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT NEEDED TO SUCCEED ACADEMICALLY. IT IS DESIGNED TO GIVE ITS PARTICIPANTS THE CONFIDENCE, ACADEMIC SUPPORT AND PERSONAL SUPPORT NEEDED TO BE SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS AND ULTIMATELY GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE. ECI ASSISTS STUDENTS THROUGHOUT MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL TO ENSURE THAT THEY ARE PREPARED FOR COLLEGE AND FOLLOW THROUGH WITH FINANCIAL AID AND ACADEMIC SUPPORT THROUGHOUT COLLEGE.

ASSISTING ORTHODOX JEWISH EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS THROUGH AWARDING GRANTS.

WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH TO HONOR, PRESERVE, AND BUILD UPON LEGACY OF PRESIDENTVACLAV . BASED IN NEW YORK CITY, VHLF FOCUSES ITS PROGRAMS ANDACTIVITIES IN BOTH UNITED STATES AND ABROAD.

The empowers people to learn, grow, and contribute to a diverse and better functioning society, we do this by maximizing access to our shared history, culture, and knowledge.

TO PROVIDE ENTERPRISES, SUCH AS FOOD SERVICES, A BOOKSTORE, PARKING, ETC., FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF.

Provide grants to qualified charitable organizations serving the local community, support chartable projects of the and providing college scholarships to high school students.

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 .

Grants that support early childhood development, education and increases in high school success rates.

PUBLISHING AND DISTRIBUTING RELIGOUS BOOKS FOR RELIGOUS INSTITUTIONS AND FAMILIES

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