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1		Wakefield, MA
2		CUMBERLAND, RI
3		Suffern, NY
4		JAMAICA, NY
5		BROOKLYN, NY
6		NEW YORK, NY
7		BROOKLYN, NY
8		NEW YORK, NY
9		NEW YORK, NY
10		NEW YORK, NY
11		NEW YORK, NY
12		Windsor, CT
13		NEW YORK, NY
14		EASTCHESTER, NY
15		STANFORDVILLE, NY
16		ITHACA, NY
17		Cazenovia, NY
18		Randolph, NJ
19		NORTH READING, MA
20		New York, NY
21		BEDMINSTER, NJ
22		GERMANTOWN, NY
23		WESTON, MA
24		YARMOUTH, ME
25		BOSTON, MA
26		NEW YORK, NY
27		PRINCETON, NJ
28		Rockport, MA
29		BROOKLYN, NY
30		HAMILTON, NY
31		LYME, CT
32		Glastonbury, CT
33		STEWARTSVILLE, NJ
34		NEW YORK, NY
35		BROOKLYN, NY
36		SOMERS, NY
37		Millstone Township, NJ
38		CAMDEN, ME
39		Brooklyn, NY
40		Old Greenwich, CT
41		NEW YORK, NY
42		CANTON, MA
43		West Boylston, MA
44		BROOKLYN, NY
45		Cambridge, MA
46		HARTSDALE, NY
47		SPRING VALLEY, NY
48		MADISON, CT
49		New York, NY
50		ALLENDALE, NJ

The solicits grant proposals from teachers working within the Public Schools. A committee of members selects proposals, which appear to have benefit for the largest number of public school students possible. Grant monies are contributed to the Public Schools for implementation of the selected proposals. Grant monies received from corporate organizations may be earmarked for specific programs such as health and environmental education. Such grants are contributed to the Public Schools for expenditure on the specific program.

GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS

TO FOSTER JEWISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND DISSEMINATE THE TEACHINGS RABBI NACHMAN BRESLOV THROUGH PUBLICATION AND DISTRIBUTION BOOKS AND CDS, AS WELL AS SEMINARS, LECTURES AND STUDY GROUPS.

TO PROVIDE ENTERPRISES, SUCH AS FOOD SERVICES, PARKING FACILITIES, A BOOKSTORE, ETC., FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY.

TO AWARD GRANTS TO JEWISH EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

PROMOTION OF LITERATURE and ART, BY ESTABLISHING and MAINTAINING A LIBRARY READING-ROOM, GALLERY OF ART; USE OF CLUBHOUSE and ATHLETIC FACILITIES FOR ITS MEMBERS.

THE PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS. 4 GRANTS WERE AWARDED IN 2021.

THE PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO MULTICULTURAL STUDENTS PURSUING A CAREER IN ADVERTISING. ADDITIONALLY, THE PROVIDES FUNDING TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT ENGAGE ALL LEVELS OF MULTICULTURAL TALENT THAT MAY NOT OTHERWISE CONSIDER ADVERTISING AS A CAREER OPTION, IN ORDER TO DEVELOP NEW SOURCES FROM WHICH TO RECURIT AND NEW METHODS TO DEVELOP TALENT FOR THE INDUSTRY.

PUBLIC PROGRAMS: BIO-MEDICAL, PUBLIC HEALTH, EDUCATION, ARTS and CASH GRANTS TO 501(C)3S. VOLUNTEER TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO 501(C)3S BY DIRECTORS, JOURNALISTS, PUBLIC POLICY, BIO-MEDICAL EXPERTS and PHILANTHROPISTS.

TO FURTHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION OF YOUNG ARTISTS, PRINCIPALLY WOMEN, BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS AT ACCREDITED INSTITUTIONS.

GRANTS TO JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS

During 2022 the gave grants between 25000 and 50000 to symphony orchestras in the USA that scheduled a performance a symphony by Anton Grants were selected by BSA directors

TO FURTHER INTERESTS AND GENERAL WELFARE COLLEGE LOCATED IN , PENNSYLVANIA, AND ITS ALUMNAE BY INITIATING AND PARTICIPATING IN PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS AIMED AT DEVELOPING AND MAINTAINING MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN COLLEGE AND ITS ALUMNAE, AND BY PARTICPATING IN RAISING FUNDS FOR BENEFIT COLLEGE AND PROMOTING DONATION GRANTS TO COLLEGE.

PROMOTION, CONSERVATION AND EDUC. OF INTERESTS, TRAD- ITIONS, WELFARE AND HISTORY OF 7TH REGT, NATIONAL GUARD, NY AND ITS SUCCESSORS. MAINTENANCE OF A MILITARY LIBRARY.

SERVICES

TO STIMULATE, COORDINATE AND STRENGTHEN AND INFORMATION SERVICES WITHIN CAYUGA, CORTLAND, SENECA, TIOGA, AND TOMPKINS COUNTIES.

is an emergency food pantry and second-hand clothing closet serving those in need in Cazenovia NY and the surrounding communities. It also provides referrals to other social services programs and collaborates with the Cazenovia Public Library on literacy programming.

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ECONOMICALLY POOR STUDENTS BELONGING TO THE LOWER FIVE PERCENT OF THE PHILIPPINE SOCIETY VIA TUITION AND MISCELLANEOUS GRANTS

THE HIGHT SUPPORTS ATHLETICS IN MAINTAINING SUPPORT FOR STUDENT ATHLETES AS WELL AS IMPROVING ATHLETIC FACILITIES.

is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization incorporated by the State New York in February 2006 dedicated to building a better future for poor in . We raise funds to make grants to a select group non-governmental organizations working in to provide better healthcare and education for poor

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE CLARENECE LIBRARY IN BEDMINSTER.

SERVING THE GENERAL PUBLIC WITH VARIOUS READING AND EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS.

TO SUPPLEMENT EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL AND LITERARY PROGRAMS PROVIDED BY

Award Grants

GRANTS TO CHARITABLE 501(C) ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED IN THE AREA.

FOUNDATION WAS ESTABLISHED IN JANUARY, 2000 AND IS A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON ADULTS WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS (ASD). MISSION OF OUR VOLUNTEER-RUN ORGANIZATION IS TO DEVELOP, ADVOCATE FOR AND AWARD GRANTS TO PROGRAMS THAT CREATE INNOVATIVE WAYS FOR DIVERSE POPULATION OF ADULTS WITH ASD TO PARTICIPATE IN AND CONTRIBUTE TO COMMUNITY LIFE.

PURPOSE IS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SUPPORT FREE AND OTHERWISE TO FURTHER INTERESTS AND PROGRAMS .

Provides funding Public for following: Adult, children, and young adult programs and author events, museum passes, software and website. This brings programs and authors to , offers museum passes at reduced or no cost, and updated technology. Benefit all individuals attending events and using servives.

COLLECTING HISTORICAL BOOKS, PUBLISHING BOOKS, ORGANIZING LECTURES. PROVIDING SCIENTIFIC HELP TO HISTORIANS DIGITIZATION DOCUMENTS AND ARCHIVES PRESERVATION AND STUDY

SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE STATEMENT 10) GRANTS (SEE STATEMENT 10)

SUPPORT OF LOCAL

To generate revenue for betterment and support a public .

SUPPORT FAMILIES AND ORGANIZATIONS IN THE UNDERSERVED REGION OF NW NJ WITH TEACHER TRAINING SPECIALTY EQUIPMENT MICROGRANTS PARENT SUPPORT GROUPS AND FUNDING FOR LOCAL AND SPECIAL NEEDS SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS.

MAKES DONATIONS THAT SERVE RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC AND LITERARY OR EDU- CATIONAL PURPOSES. ALSO MAKES GRANTS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN UNPAID INTERNSHIPS AT FINANCIAL SERVICE COMPANIES IN AN EFFORT TO CONTINUE MISSION OF WILLIAM . TO MENTOR ASPIRING YOUNG MANAGERS AND TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN FROM LEADERS IN FINANCIAL INDUSTRY.

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

TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN A SCHOLARSHIP FUND; TO PROMOTE, FOSTER AND ENCOURAGE SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT, EDUCATION EXCELLENCE AND INTELLECTUAL ADVANCEMENT THROUGH GRANTS, STIPENDS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO DESERVING STUDENTS.

THE HAS BEEN ORGANIZED TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO YOUNG PEOPLE WHO SUFFER FROM PHYSICAL DISABILITIES, ARE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED, OR ARE ATHLETICALLY GIFTED.

TO SOLICIT FUNDS AND CONTRIBUTIONS IN KIND FROM THE GENERAL AND OTHER SOURCES THAT WILL BE USED IN DIRECT SUPPORT OF THE .

THE ORGANIZATION CONDUCTS A SUCCESFUL ANTI-GUN VIOLENCE PROGRAM FOR WHICH IT RECEIVED GRANTS FROM THE NEW YORK CITY MAYORS OFFICE

To award grants to fund other 501c3 organizations

THE ("THE ") IS DEDICATED TO INFORMING NORTH AMERICAN FOUNDATIONS ABOUT ACADEMIC PRIORITIES AND APPLYING FOR GRANTS IN SUPPORT OF THEM.

PROVIDE GRANTS AND OTHER RESOURCES TO PROMOTE MEDICAL

empowers and supports immigrants and refugees to successfully adjust to their new culture in the Greater Worcester community through education, programs, and partnerships. - believes in and operates by the core values of: Valuing and having compassion for everyone Respect for all people Honesty and fairness Reliability Transparency and confidentiality

TO PROMOTE CHARITABLE, RELIGOUS, EDUCATAIONAL and SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT GOALS BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS and NEEDY INDIVIDUALS and FAMILIES TO ENABLE THEM TO ACHIEVE THESE GOALS.

Connections mission is to inspire, teach, and enable women to engage in collective , in order to provide grants to charitable organizations that improve quality of life for low-resource individuals and families living in Massachusetts.

COLLECTIVELY FUND GRANTS TO LOCAL CHARITABLE INITIATIVES AND TO ENGAGE WOMEN IN PHILANTHROPY. THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF REVENUE IS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM MEMBERS, WHICH ARE COLLECTED ANNUALLY.

MAKES GRANTS FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES, PRIMARILY TO 501(C)3 PUBLIC CHARITIES.

TO DEVELOP AND RAISE FUNDS TO OR FOR THE BENEFIT OF CHARITABLE COMMUNITY PROJECTS, TO PROMOTE YOUTH LEADERSHIP AND EDUCATION IN FURTHERANCE OF CIVIC SERVICE AND CHARITABLE COMMUNITY PURSUITS, AND TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND AWARD SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS CONSISTENT WITH OUR EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

THE IS A CHARITABLE PUBLIC DEDICATED TO RAISING FUNDS AND MAKING GRANTS THAT SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS RECOGNIZED AS QUALIFYING FOR TAX EXEMPT STATUS UNDER SECTION 501 (C)(3)OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986 OR CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY SUBSEQUENT FEDERAL TAX LAW.

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