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51		Hastings on Hudson, NY
52		QUINCY, MA
53		NEW YORK, NY
54		Barnegat Light, NJ
55		SUFFERN, NY
56		Yonkers, NY
57		UNDERHILL, VT
58		SAG HARBOR, NY
59		CHELMSFORD, MA
60		HOPEWELL JCT, NY
61		BROOKLYN, NY
62		BROOKLYN, NY
63		Spencer, MA
64		Newport, NH
65		MONSEY, NY
66		New York, NY
67		AUGUSTA, ME
68		BROOKLYN, NY
69		New York, NY
70		DELHI, NY
71		BOSTON, MA
72		STATEN ISLAND, NY
73		BROOKLYN, NY
74		NEW YORK, NY
75		MANSFIELD, MA
76		HILLSDALE, NJ
77		ARLINGTON, MA
78		EASTCHESTER, NY
79		Woburn, MA
80		NEW YORK, NY
81		BROOKLYN, NY
82		SOMERSET, NJ
83		WELLESLEY, MA
84		PENNINGTON, NJ
85		BOSTON, MA
86		TYNGSBORO, MA
87		Hartford, CT
88		ALGONQUIN, IL
89		EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ
90		ARLINGTON, VA
91		ANN ARBOR, MI
92		PALATINE, IL
93		PRINCE GEORGE, VA
94		GLEN ALLEN, VA
95		GASTONIA, NC
96		SILVER SPRING, MD
97		ALPENA, MI
98		NEW BERLIN, PA
99		WESTMONT, IL
100		LAFAYETTE, IN

The organization activities involve providing funds to foreign charities for purposes of assisting youth with the opportunity to attend high quality education. Funds will be used to obtain tuition, clothing/uniforms, books and school supplies necessary to attend a private school in Tanzania

SUPPORT MISSION, OPERATIONS AND STUDENTS, OF AND OTHER COLLEGES, SPECIFICALLY BY RAISING FUNDS TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS OF AND A LIMITED NUMBER OF OTHER COLLEGES.

TO SOLICIT FUNDS FOR, MAKE GRANTS TO SUPPORT AND RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS IN UNITED STATES MUSEUM AND ITS EXTENSIVE COLLECTION ART.

PROVIDING AN ANNUAL GRANTS TO GRADUATES

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO SUPPORT THE RESTORATION OF GRAVES OF FAMOUS SCHOLARS AND OTHER GRAVES OF HISTORICAL IMPORTANCE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. AS WELL AS TO PUBLISH AND SUPPORT THE PUBLICATION OF LITERATURE OF HISTORICAL IMPORTANCE. TO PRESERVE THE LEGACY OF A BYGONE ERA. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO MAKES CHARITABLE GRANTS TO THE NEEDY AND LESS FORTUNATE.

The organizations primary exempt purpose is to bring the arts to local communities throughout Westchester that are currently underserved by programs and exhibition venues. We do this through exhibitions in our , educational programs and workshops, public projects, poetry readings and performances, and special events.

MOORE FREE LIBRARY

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.

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.

Fundraising for Public

TO PROMOTE TORAH BY FUNDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND STUDY; WITH PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO SUPPORTING TORAH SCHOLARS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL GRANTS AND THE PROVISION OF LIVING EXPENSE STIPENDS OR GRANTS.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND AS WELL AS INSTITUTIONS THAT ASSIST SUCH INDIVIDUALS AND , AND OTHER NOT--PROFIT INSTITUTIONS, WHO ARE SUFFERING OR FACING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, INSTABILITY AND/OR CRISES AND ARE IN NEED OF , CLOTHING AND FINANCIAL AID.

To institute and sustain a close relationship between , teachers and students by planning student and family friendly events, raise funds for educational purposes and provide an unbiased forum for sharing information on issues that impact our children. We believe that a strong parent teacher organization offers a positive education experience for our children. Together as a network of and guardians we provide a wide range of support. Some examples include arranging and funding field trip transportation, supplying monthly "mini-grants" to teachers, creating Yearbooks, hosting student dances, coordinating Teacher Appreciation week and organizing fundraisers like Square One Art, Spirit Wear and Boosterthon. We also plan and fund Field Day, a day dedicated to students full of fun activities to celebrate the end of the year.

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GRANTS TO EXEMPT RELIGIOUS and CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND NEEDY INDIVIDUALS

To enrich public understanding of issues vital to the development of healthy, creative, and socially just communities, publishes books and hosts related lectures, public forums, and exhibitions.

HELPS IMMIGRANTS FIND AND SECURE APPROPRIATE HOUSING BY NEGOTIATING WITH LANDLORDS, PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, AND SUBLEASING PROPERTIES TO IMMIGRANT FAMILIES.

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.

advocates,educates and provides monetary need-based grants to women with cancer to assist with cost of egg freezing.

TO MAINTAIN AN ENDOWMENT FUND SOLELY AND EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LIBRARY

TO DEVELOP, INITIATE, AND OPERATE COMMUNITY PROJECTS WHICH COMBAT COMMUNITY DETERIORATION, LESSEN NEIGHBORHOOD TENSIONS AND ASSIST IN THE ELIMINATION OF RACIAL PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION;2. TO ACQUIRE, OWN, CONSTRUCT, REHABILITATE, CONVERT, OPERATE, OR SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF AFFORDABLE, LOW AND MODERATE INCOME HOUSING CONSISTENT WITH ALL APPLICABLE STATE AND FEDERAL SAFE HARBOR REQUIREMENTS;3. TO PROVIDE RELATED SOCIAL SERVICES WITHIN SUCH HOUSING FACILITIES WHICH ARE CONSISTENT WITH COMMUNITY NEEDS AND DESIRES;4. TO WORK AND COOPERATE WITH AND THROUGH AND SUPPORT THE , OR ANY SUCCESSOR ORGANIZATION THERETO, AND OTHER ENTITIES, GROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS, AGENCIES (PUBLIC AND PRIVATE), AND INDIVIDUALS CONCERNED WITH COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING; 5. TO MAKE GRANTS OR LOANS OF ALL OR ANY PART OF THE FUNDS OR PROPERTY OF THE , WITH OR WITHOUT INTEREST, IN FURTHERANCE OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH, THE OBJECTIVES OF THE .

CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS MADE EXCLUSIVELY TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS SPECIFICALLY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.

TO PROVIDE CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, STUDY AND SUPPORT IN THE AREA OF EDUCATION AND JUDAISM, TORAH RESEARCH, WRITING AND DISTRIBUTION OF PHILOSOPHICAL MATERIAL, RESEARCH GRANTS TO SUPPORT CULTURAL AND LEGACY RESEARCH, SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDY, AND SUPPORT FOR EMERGENCY FUNDS IN ISRAEL AND WORLDWIDE.

TO PROVIDE OUTREACH SERVICES TO ENRICH AND EDUCATE OUR CREATIVE COMMUNITY THAT ENTAILS WORKSHOPS, GRANTS AND OTHER SIMILAR RESOURCES THEREBY FURTHERING ABILITY FOR SUCH PARTICIPANTS TO GAIN PERSONAL SUCCESS THEY SEEK.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS OR FELLOWSHIP GRANTS ON AN OBJECTIVE AND NON-DISCRIMINATORY BASIS TO STUDENTS OF SERIOUS PURPOSE AND FINANCIAL NEED (PREFERABLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY) FROM MANSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS WHO ARE ATTENDING ANY SCHOOL, COLLEGE, GRADUATE SCHOOL OR OTHER ACCREDITED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION EXEMPT UNDER IRS CODE SECTION 501(C)(3).

FUNDING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES BY

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.

To identify and support, through grants of money, organizations and institutions that help provide relief for the poor

Recovery Grants and Random Acts of Kindness - Our mission is to continue to spread the joy, acceptance and compassion that Joseph "" demonstrated throughout his life. We strive to provide the financial assistance to those in personal crisis or strife and to share the hope, love and smile that gave to all people in his life - from friends to strangers.

THE SUPPORTS HUNGARIAN ART AND THE AMERICA-HUNGARIAN COMMUNITY AND CULTURAL LIFE BY CONDUCTING CLASSES, WORKSHOPS, EXHIBITIONS, AND OTHER CULTURAL EVENTS AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS. THE ACTIVITIES ALSO INCLUDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO ARTISTS, IN FURTHERANCE OF PROMOTING HUNGARIAN ART. DURING 2021, THE PURCHASE A BUILDING IN NEW YORK CITY TO FURTHER SUPPORT THESE PURPOSES.

The organization is formed exclusively for charitable and educational purposes. We plan to raise funds by asking for donations and filing for grants.

TO SUPPORT GENERAL PUBLIC IN THE HEALTH; EDUCATION AND POVERTY ALLEVIATION BY UNDERTAKING THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES. PROVIDING SUPPORT IN THE FORM OF RELIEF AND REHABILITATION FOR THE NEEDY PEOPLE AFFECTED BY NATURAL CALAMITIES IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS: A. EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR THE POOR AND NEEDY IN FORM OF SCHOLARSHIPS, HELPING SECURE ADMISSIONS IN THE INSTITUTIONS AND PROVIDING EDUCATION MATERIALS LIKE BOOKS, LAPTOPS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES. B. HEALTH SUPPORT BY PROVIDING MEDICAL ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY AND UNINSURED. C. PROVIDING AVENUES FOR INCOME GENERATION THROUGH EMPLOYMENT AND THROUGH SELF-EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES.

PROVIDING GRANTS MEDICAL RESEARCH

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO FULL TIME STUDENTS A REGISTERED TO ATTEND A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY. ELIG PERSONS WHO ARE GRADUATING FROM ROBSTOWN HIGH SCHO

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 PROVIDE QUALITY OF LIFE GRANTS TO THOSE SUFFERING FROM TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY TO HELP FUND NECESSITIES NOT ALWAYS COVERED BY INSURANCE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO HOME MODIFICATIONS, MANUAL WHEEL CHAIRS AND ADAPTIVE DRIVING EQUIPMENT.

To provide familial assistance and support for 1) members of the , including Retirees; 2) members of the organized militia, and 3) authorized Reserve Component Family Readiness Groups, by means of grants and / or scholarships.

TO PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION, CONDUCT RESEARCH FOR INDUSTRY, PROMOTE CAREERS, PROVIDE GRANTS, AND CONDUCT OTHER ACTIVITIES.

GRANTS TO SHRADDHA FOUNDATION TRUST FOR THE RUNNING EXPENSES

THE AFFORDS MEMBERS AND OTHERS AN INCOME TAX DEDUCTION FOR CONTRIBUTIONS OF FUNDS TO BE USED FOR SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. THE LIBRARY FUNCTION OF THE IS MANAGED BY THE . THE WAS QUALIFIED BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE ON FEBRUARY 26, 1979, AS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAX UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. THE OFFICERS OF THE SERVE AS TRUSTEES. AS FUNDS PERMIT THEY WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR SUCH USES AS SCHOLARSHIPS AND RESEARCH GRANTS. THE CAS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AND THE REINSURANCE PRIZE ARE CURRENTLY FUNDED BY THE .

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

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS.

THE FOUNDATION MAKES GRANTS TO WORTHY COMMUNITY

THE FOUNDATION MAKES GRANTSTO QUALIFYING CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DOES NOT CARRY ONCHARITABLE ACTIVITIES DIRECTLY.

A HISTORY OF THE FAMILY OF GASTON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA THE . . HAS BEEN WRITTEN AS A GIFT TO THE GREATER GASTON COMMUNITY. THIS HISTORY HAS BEEN PUBLISHED THE BOOKS WILL BE GIFTED TO INDIVIDUALS ORGANIZATIONS.

SUPPORT ORPHAN/SEMI-ORPHAN CHILDREN FOR EDUCATION. WE PAY FOR THEIR EXPENSES FOR SCHOOL FEE, BOOKS, UNIFORMS, SHOES/SOCKS AND HELP THEM FOR 12 YEARS FROM LKG-X

TO PROMOTE LOCAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES INCLUDING GRANTS OR DONATIONS.

SUPPLYING MATERIALS EQUIPMENT THAT ADVANCE , OFFERING TUITION GRANTS TO ADULT STUDENTS, OFFERING SMALL TEACHER GRANTS, PROVIDING CLOTHING OR MATERIALS THAT ENSURE STUDENT SUCCESS IN THEIR CHOSEN PATH.

TO PROVIDE AWARENESS AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN FIELDS THEATER ARTS, LITERACY, MUSIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION.

GRANTS TO COMMUNITY RELIGIOUS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

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