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1		NEW YORK, NY
2		MONTEBELLO, NY
3		BOHEMIA, NY
4		PROVIDENCE, RI
5		REGO PARK, NY
6		New York, NY
7		New York, NY
8		NY, NY
9		NORWALK, CT
10		FLEMINGTON, NJ
11		DOYLESTOWN, PA
12		Fairfax, VA
13		Louisville, KY
14		Bethlehem, PA
15		CHAPEL HILL, NC
16		MIDDLETON, WI
17		MADISON, WI
18		HARRISBURG, PA
19		CARNEGIE, PA
20		LIMA, OH
21		NASHVILLE, NC
22		ARLINGTON, VA
23		Fairfax, VA
24		CHEVY CHASE, MD
25		NEWARK, OH
26		WESTERVILLE, OH
27		CINCINNATI, OH
28		Columbus, OH
29		WORTHINGTON, OH
30		Grove City, OH
31		Ellicott City, MD
32		Canfield, OH
33		SUMTER, SC
34		HIGHLAND PARK, IL
35		Des Plaines, IL
36		LEESBURG, VA
37		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
38		JOLIET, IL
39		GENEVA, IL
40		SPRINGFIELD, IL
41		Elgin, SC
42		Springfield, IL
43		MARSHALL, IL
44		BOWLING GREEN, KY
45		WINSTONSALEM, NC
46		SOUTHFIELD, MI
47		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
48		MANCHESTER, MI
49		WATERFORD, MI
50		ONALASKA, WI

PROGRAM SERVICE ACTIVITIES: PROMOTION OF THE USE OF THE (ITA) THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF ITA LESSON DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM, INCLUDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF RELATED SOFTWARE AND PUBLICATIONS, IN-SERVICE TRAINING TO GRANT RECIPIENTS AND PROVIDING INFORMATIONAL SERVICES OF ITA AND ITA LESSON DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM TO NON-RECIPIENTS.

HOME CARES GOAL IS TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE AT-HOME TO ENHANCE OUR CLIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES LIVES. WE LOOK FORWARD TO CONTINUING TO SERVE OUR PATIENTS FOR MANY MORE YEARS TO COME. WE STRIVE TO BE HOME CARE LEADERS IN THE COMMUNITIES THAT WE SERVE, AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO BY BEING FOCUSED ON QUALITY, SERVICE, AND TECHNOLOGY.

TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION (FFTA) WORKS TO ADVANCE THE PRINTING/CONVERTING INDUSTRY THROUGH EDUCATION, TRAINING, RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIPS. WE CONDUCT ANNUAL PRINT/ DESIGN/ ENVIRONMENTAL/ TECHNOLOGY AWARDS COMPETITIONS AND OFFER EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS and INTERACTIVE TRAINING PROGRAMS THROUGH OUR TEST (TECHNICAL EDUCATION SERVICES TEAM) PROGRAM. OUR MONTHLY FLEXO MAGAZINE FEATURES HIGH-LEVEL TECHNICAL ARTICLES AND MARKET REPORTS, PLUS TECHNOLOGY TREND FEATURES AND COVERS THE LATEST INDUSTRY HAPPENINGS.

PROMOTE TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE IN RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL SERVICES AND CAREER GUIDANCE TO FOSTER KIDS AND AT-RISK DEMOGRAPHICS, PREPARING THEM TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT PROFESSIONALS IN THE FIELDS OF TECHNOLOGY, I.T. AND COMPUTERS.

Create a pathway to prosperity for New York area immigrant, refugee, and underserved entrepreneurs, through access to affordable credit, financial education, training in technology, and best businesses practices.

IS A NON-PROFIT EMPOWERING YOUTH FROM UNTAPPED COMMUNITIES TO START CAREERS IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY AS SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS AND DESIGNERS. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O

To promote education in the field of medical, engineering, management, computer software, hardware and information technology by establishing school, college, institution and education and research centre for upliftment of society, with a not for profit motive.

TO SUPPORT THE LONG-TERM DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABLITY THE COMMUNITY , KENYA IN A VARIETY WAYS, FOCUSING ON BUT NOT LIMITED TO 1) EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT PRIMARILY THROUGH OPERATIONAL SUPPORT THE MAGNET SCHOOL AND SCHOLARSHIP ASSISTANCE FOR ITS STUDENTS; 2)COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS, SUCH AS VOCATIONAL, AGRICULTURAL, AND TECHNOLOGY TRAINING AND MICROFINANCE SUPPORT LOCAL ENTREPRENEURIAL BUSINESS INITIATIVES AND 3)COMMUNITY SERVICES, INCLUDING THE DEVELOPMENT BUILDINGS AND PROGRAMMING TARGETED AT ENCOURAGING LOCAL RESIDENTS AND ENHANCING COMMUNITY LIFE.

PROVIDING AND BRINGING TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS THAT CAN UPLIFT AND BUILD POSTIVE FUTURES FOR THE COMMUNITY MOST VULNERABLE YOUTH.

THE MISSION OF THE . IS TO USE DISCOVERY SCIENCE TO FIND NEW THERAPIES FOR VIRAL HEPATITIS AND LIVER CANCER; TO ADVANCE ITS RESEARCH DISCOVERIES THROUGH TRADITIONAL SCHOLARSHIP AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES; TO NURTURE BIOTECHNOLOGY AND TO PROMOTE PUBLIC HEALTH OUTREACH PROGRAMS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY VIRAL HEPATITIS.

Promote Vertical Flight Technology

To assist missions oriented ministries and local indigenous churches to equip them with the technology, training and operational skills for them to faithfully carry out their calling to proclaim the name of Christ in a self-supporting manner.

Our mission is to promote, sustain and invest in the transformation of our regional economy through innovation and partnering.

EXPENDITURES DIRECTLY RELATING TO DEVELOPMENT AND OF SCIENTIFIC BENEFITTING THE GENERAL PUBLIC, INCLUDING ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

TO ADVANCE CARE PEOPLE WITH AND AT RISK WOUNDS, THROUGH EDUCATION, NETWORKING, AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES. AAWC MAINTAINS A FELLOWSHIP DESIGNATION TO RECOGNIZE EXEMPLARY MEMBERS, HOLDS EDUCATIONAL SUMMITS, AND ONLINE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES. AAWC ALSO CONTRIBUTES TO OUTSIDE WOUND CARE PUBLICATIONS AND JOURNALS.

THE RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT , WHICH BROADCASTS IN ON THIRTY-SIX (36) STATIONS AND ON THE INTERNET.

THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OFFERS INNOVATIVE ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH PROGRAMS IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY THAT RESPOND TO LOCAL AND GLOBAL NEEDS. THE INSTITUTION FOSTERS A DIVERSE COMMUNITY LEARNERS, PROVIDES ACCESS AND SUPPORT TO STUDENTS WHO WANT TO PURSUE A CAREER IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, AND SUPPORTS BUSINESS CREATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

WORKS WITH RURAL COMMUNITIES HAITI TO STRENGTHEN CULTURAL, SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASSETS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES PROVIDE MATERIAL RESOURCES,TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND COLLABORATED COORDINATION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS AND COMMUNITY-LED CRISIS RESPONSE. THIS INCLUDES: REBUILDING FOOD SOVREIGNITY THROUGH FARMER-TO-FARMER EDUCATION AND INNOVATION REGENERATIVE AGROECOLOGY AND VALUE CHAIN DEVELOPMENT; FARM-TO-SCHOOL CHILD NUTRITION; EARTH BLOCK SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION; ORPHANAGE OPERATIONS; SCHOOL ENERGY, TECHNOLOGY ACCESS AND OPERATIONS; AND COMMUNITY-LED COVID-19 AND EARTHQUAKE RELIEF.

TO PROMOTE, ADVANCE, AND INCREASE THE AWARENESS OF ECOLOGICALLY AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES AND TECHNOLOGIES.

AUSTISM () WAS ESTABLISHED TO HELP RAISE MONEY TO ASSIST FAMILIES WITH AUTISTIC CHILDREN. MANY OF THE ITEMS AUTISTIC CHILDREN NEED ARE NOT COVERED BY INSURANCE SUCH AS THERAPIES, IPADS, AND PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS. HOSTS AN ANNUAL TRAIL RIDE TO RAISE MONEY TO HELP THESE FAMILIES PROVIDE FOR THEIR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN. ALSO PROVIDES SUPPORT AND FELLOWSHIP FOR FAMILIES OF SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN, AS WELL AS, AWARENESS IN THE COMMUNITY ABOUT .

THE ACHIEVES ITS VISION THROUGH THE AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS, GRANTS, AND OTHER ENDEAVORS TO STRENGTHEN THE KNOWLEDGE OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS.

Promote the interests University Engineering and Technology,by providing educational and financial assistance to deserving students the University. Promote community integration in the US

PROVIDE AN ONGOING VIRTUAL TRAINING GROUND FOR FACULTY AND STUDENTS TO DEVELOP AND VALIDATE CYBERSECURITY SKILLS USING CONTENT ALIGNED WITH INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM GAMES - WHICH IS SCALABLE ACROSS MANY INDUSTRY CERTIFICATIONS, CURRICULA, JOB ROLES, AND VERTICALS.

SUPPORTS ARTS, TECHNOLOGY, EDUCATION, COMMUNITY HEALTH, YOUTH PROGRAMS AND COMMUNITY BENEFITING PROGRAMS IN LICKING COUNTY AND CENTRAL OHIO.

TO FACILITATE, ORGANIZE AND PROMOTE THE INTERESTS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND SUSTAINABILITY OF THE THROUGH EDUCATION AND COOPERATION IN THE AREAS OF TECHNOLOGY, PRODUCTIVITY, INNOVATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT.

PROMOTE REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BY PROVIDING A PHYSICAL STRUCTURE TO START-UP AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGY BUSINESSES; TO EDUCATE THE REGIONAL BUSINESS COMMUNITIES ON TECHNOLOGY ISSUES AND OPPORTUNITIES; TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR THE DISSEMINATION OF IDEAS, TECHNOLOGY, BUSINESS PRACTICES, AND OTHER INFORMATION AMONG REGIONAL TECHNOLOGY BUSINESS AND REGIONAL COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES; AND TO CONDUCT ANY ACTIVITY CONSISTENT WITH SUCH PURPOSE.

is an all-volunteer organization which in 20 years has awarded over $775,872 to help 191 women. They are given the opportunity to pursue their academic goals, enabling them to obtain jobs that can raise the economic status of their families. Many recipients have overcome abuse, homelessness, addiction and financial hardships and graduate with academic honors.Applicants are carefully screened. They must be at least 18 years old and be US citizens. They must demonstrate financial need and show evidence that they are likely to succeed in achieving their goals.Awards do not exceed $5,000 and are paid directly to the facility providing the needed services. The funds may be used tuition at universities, colleges, technology and trade schools, supplies,equipment, books, fees, bus passes and child care.

TO PROMOTE THE ETHICAL DELIVERY QUALITY ORTHODONTIC CARE BY PROVIDING ITS MEMBERS WITH EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND INFORMATION REGARDING ADVANCES IN ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT AND TECHNOLOGY.

To foster entrepreneurial growth by providing a work space, technology, and professional guidance for start-up companies.

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Mission: To provide support for the Local School District including teacher grants, technology, scholarship awards and facility improvements.

TO OWN THE FORMER FEDERAL BUILDING AT 101. S. MAIN ST. , SC AND LEASE IT TO THE CENTRAL CAROLINA TECHNICAL COLLEGE.

The was established to support the mission the PDHP: "To enrich community life through healthy leisure pursuits and an appreciation for the natural world" by raising and granting supplemental funding for: programs, services, the reduction fees charged for programs for participants who are experiencing economic difficulty, facilities, capital projects, technology, and the acquisition open space area for active or passive recreation.

SOLVES IMPORTANT ENERGY CHALLENGES THROUGH RESEARCH, TRAINING, AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS.

THE ACCREDITS HIGH SCHOOL AND POST-SECONDARY INSTITUTIONS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS VIA A STANDARDIZED PEER REVIEW PROCESS. THE ALSO SUPPORTS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY INSTRUCTORS BY HOLDING ANNUAL INSTRUCTOR TRAINING CONFERENCES.

TO BUILD AND FOSTER A THRIVING STEM WORKFORCE IN .

THE MISSION OF COMPUTING IS TO LEAD THE EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY IN ENHANCING LEARNING THROUGH TECHNOLOGY. THE ORGANIZATION IS THE LEADER IN SUPPORTING AND PROMOTING INNOVATIVE EDUCATION FOR ALL.

GAF provides educational experiences and opportunities through student scholarships and classroom grants for technology, programs, and equipment throughout Community School District 304, grades K-12.

PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL TO LOW INCOME AND BROADBAND SUBSCRIBERS AS PROVIDED IN 83 ILLINOIS ADMINISTRATIVE CODE 757.

Technology Purchase of a digital sign used for communicating important information and announcements to students and teachers in the dropoffcarpool area

TO EXCHANGE IDEAS REGARDING TELEVISION OPERATIONS TO ADVOCATE LEGISLATION BENEFITING THE TELEVISION INDUSTRY.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO HIGH SENIORS, TECHNOLOGY TO THE AND TEACHER GRANTS FOR CLASSROOM MATERIALS.

TO FACILITATE THE CREATION, GROWTH, RECRUITMENT RETENTION OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY/SCALABLE COMPANIES WITHIN THE OF KENTUCKY.

FOSTER AND SUPPORT STUDENTS INTERESTED IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, ART, AND MATH THROUGH ROBOTICS AND RELATED ENDEAVORS

PROMOTE TECHNOLOGY, DEVELOP A SKILLED WORKFORCE, COLLABORATE, AGGREGATE AND DISSEMINATE TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE and EXPERTISE, AND BECOME A LEADER IN .

POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION PREPARING STUDENTS FOR CAREERS IN BUSINESS, HEALTH, AND TECHNOLOGY. QUALITY, CAREER-ORIENTED ACADEMIC PROGRAMS ARE OFFERED THROUGHOUT THE MAIN CAMPUS IN GRAND RAPIDS AND OTHER CAMPUSES THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SERVE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES BY OFFERING, OR CONNECTING THEM TO, RESOUCES THAT IMPROVE THEIR LIVES AND ENHANCE THE WELL-BEING OF OUR NEIGHBORS IN THE GREATER MANCHESTER . THE WAS ORGANIZED IN 1987 TO COORDINATE THE VARIOUS NEEDS OF THE MANCHESTER WITH SERVICES AND RESOURCES FOR THOSE RECENTLY UNEMPLOYED WHEN A MAJOR PRODUCTION FACILITY CLOSED. THE CONTINUES TO PROVIDE DIRECT ASSISTANCE AS WELL AS REFERRALS TO LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS, ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY FOR THOSE SEEKING PUBLIC BENEFITS, EMPLOYMENT AND EDUCATION AND OFFERS SPACE TO ADVOCATES BRINGING SPECIALTY SERVICES TO OUR .

TO IGNITE THE CREATIVE POTENTIAL OF STUDENTS IN THE EXPLORATION OF ENGINEERING, SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO STUDENTS, FACULTY AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, ENABLING THEM TO PURSUE K-12 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN THE STEM (SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS) FIELDS IN THEIR BROAD SENSE.

THE ENGINEERS AIMS TO PROMOTE ETHICAL, COMPETENT, AND LICENSED PRACTICE ENGINEERING, TO ENHANCE THE , SOCIAL, AND ECONOMIC WELL BEING ITS MEMBERS, AND TO PROMOTE INTEREST AND AWARENESS SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, AND MATHEMATICS (STEM).

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