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51		TEANECK, NJ
52		Schenectady, NY
53		BROOKLYN, NY
54		Westport, CT
55		New York, NY
56		HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, NJ
57		BROOKLYN, NY
58		Jamestown, NY
59		Parsippany, NJ
60		NORWELL, MA
61		HINGHAM, MA
62		GRAND ISLAND, NY
63		OSSINING, NY
64		Princeton, NJ
65		NEW YORK, NY
66		Spencer, MA
67		NEWARK, NJ
68		Lincoln Park, NJ
69		STATEN ISLAND, NY
70		FRESH MEADOWS, NY
71		BRIDGEWATER, MA
72		Newburyport, MA
73		Attleboro, MA
74		Stillwater, NY
75		SPRINGFIELD, MA
76		WELLESLEY, MA
77		ARLINGTON, MA
78		HILTON, NY
79		PLAINVIEW, NY
80		GLENS FALLS, NY
81		WESTPORT, CT
82		BROOKLYN, NY
83		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
84		ASHBURN, VA
85		ROSEMONT, IL
86		UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OH
87		ALEXANDRIA, VA
88		TOWSON, MD
89		MCLEAN, VA
90		WASHINGTON, DC
91		chicago, IL
92		GRAND RAPIDS, MN
93		RICHMOND, VA
94		CHICAGO, IL
95		COLUMBUS, OH
96		FRIDLEY, MN
97		SILVER SPRING, MD
98		BLAIRSVILLE, PA
99		East Jordan, MI
100		Westchester, IL

GRANTS AND AWARDS FOR FURTHERANCE OF ARTS.

The raises money to provide grants to the Library System, providing services the component public .

TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO SUPPORT NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING SBH COMMUNITY SERVICE NETWORK, INC.

Increase the availability and accessibility of fertility treatment in the region and throughout New York and Connecticut. Provide financial grants for IVF treatment to those who have been unable to start their families due to financial need.

The primary objective of the is to make grants to 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations. The does not make any grants to individuals.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO LOCAL CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT FALL WITHIN THE MEANING IRC 501(C)(3)

Promoting and defending the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual. transgender, and intersex ("LGBTI") individuals by awarding grants to support grassroots LGBTI organizations around the world.

Literacy,education and community outreach

To provide financial support for the mission of the Association.

To provide grants and other financial and non-financial support to individuals and organizations researching cures for musculoskeletal disorders in children. Research for new treatment therapies and improvements for existing therapies for those suffering from such disorders. To provide direct and other non-financial support to those suffering from musculoskeletal disorders who are in need of devices and other services.

MAKING GRANTS FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES IN THE MEMORY OF .

TO HONOR THE LIFE AND SPIRIT OF JESSA WEBBER BY SOLICITATION OF GRANTS AND CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AND DONATION OF THESE PROCEEDS TO PROVIDE CARE TO CANCER PATIENTS AND PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY.

USES DUES AND DONATIONS SOLICITED FROM MEMBERS TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES SUCH AS CULTURAL EVENTS AND PURCHASE MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT FOR . ADDITIONAL FUNDS ARE RAISED THROUGH BOOK SALES AND SALES PROMOTIONAL ITEMS SUCH AS TOTE BAGS AND MUGS.

To solicit contributions from the general public to provide grants to high schools to support science,technology engineering, and mathematics programs and grants to researchers.

The mission of , is to intervene with at-risk youth in order to help change their life trajectory towards a better path. , . initially plans to carry out its mission by identifying and providing financial support to organizations that are making strides helping at-risk youth obtain resources and support that they need to stay on a path to achieving success and becoming productive members of society. Such resources might include, for example, after school programs, summer camps, juvenile social work, and adult/literacy training. In the future, , . may directly engage in programmatic activities that further its mission.The Organization is organized for exclusively religious, charitable, educational and scientific purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 or the corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue Law, including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organiza

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.

The Foundation expects it primarily will be engaged in making contributions grants to other Section 501(c)(3) organizations for charitable, educational /or scientific purposes.

EVENTS TO GENERATE FUNDS FOR SCHOLORSHIPS AND GRANTS

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

The Foundation will make gifts and grants for purposes described in 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code, primarily distributions of cash or other assets to qualified organizations for and educational purposes.

THE ORGANIZATION IS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIP AND GRANTS TO STUDENTS WHO DEMONSTRATE ACADEMIC PROMISE AND ALSO FINANCIAL NEED. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, ACTING ON RECOMMENDATIONS FROM A SUBCOMMITTEE, WILL AWARD SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE ACCEPTED TO UNDERGRADUATE, GRADUATE OR VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND WHO DEMONSTRATE A NEED FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. TO UNDERTAKE CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO ACCOMPLISH THE ABOVE PURPOSES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, DONATIONS TO NON-PROFIT AND TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS.

The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable purposes as specified in section 501(C)3 of the IRS code. This is a family making grants to organizations within the US that will strengthen community and protect the environment.

To provide Christian Bible teaching and resources through books, sermons, intercessory prayers, and community outreach. Activities will include annual conferences and retreats, teen mentoring program, prison ministry for women, and feeding programs.

Our goal is to raise money for the purpose of issuing grants to ambitious women who are pursuing career goals. Raising money for the purpose of issuing grants to ambitious women who are pursuing career goals. We would like to offer grants and mentors

TO CARRY OUT THE CHARITABLE PURPOSES OF ITS SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION, THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL OF WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS, . ITS CHARITABLE MISSION WILL INCLUDE INDENTIFYING AND ADDRESSING COMMUNITY AND REGIONAL PROBLEMS IN THE AREAS OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH CARE AND FINANCIAL LITERACY, ESPECIALLY IN MINORITY COMMUNITIES AND NEIGHBORHOODS OF POVERTY, IN ORDER TO RELIEVE POVERTY AND PROMOTE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES AND COMMUNITY WELL-BEING IN THE WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS REGION.

PROVIDING GRANTS MEDICAL RESEARCH

WILL PROVIDE GRANTS AND SUPPORT TO ORGANIZATIONS FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL OR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING FOREIGN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

TO ASSIST THE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT WITH STUDENT DEVELOPMENT THROUGH STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP AND GRANTS AND WELL AS FUNDING FOR SCHOOL EQUIPMENT OR IMPROVEMENTS

TO SUPPORT AND AID OTHER ORGANIZATIONS; TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE FAMILIES OF LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS IN TIMES OF GREAT STRESS OR FINANCIAL NEED DUE TO ACCIDENT, ILLNESS, FLOODS, NATURAL DISASTER, UNFORSEEN MEDICAL EXPENSES, AND OTHER SIMILAR NEEDS; TO SUPPORT CHARTIABLE ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE GOAL IS TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE FIELD OF LAW ENFORCEMENT; TO SUPPORT AND AID PROGRAMS THAT ENHANCE THE LAW ENFORCEMENT FIELD; TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, OR GRANTS TO WORTHY INDIVIDUALS SEEKING HIGHER EDUCATION TO PURSUE CAREERS IN LAW ENFORCEMENTS.

The makes distributions in support of the Crandall Public Library.

promotes public K-12 education in Atlantic and Cape May counties in New Jersey, through grants to school districts for lasting projects and programs in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Agriculture Technology, and Ecology.

Spreading Jewish Observance among the unaffiliated

THE . MOTIVATIONAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IS DEDICATED TO THE PRINCIPLES OF SCHOLARSHIP, CITIZENSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY. SCHOLARS ARE ETHNICALLY DIVERSE STUDENTS, CHOSEN FROM THOSE IN THE NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, WHO SHOW GREAT PROMISE BUT ARE NOT YET STARS. THROUGH MENTORING IN MATHEMATICS, WRITING, QUIET READING, CRITICAL THINKING, REASONING AND COMPREHENSION, THE SCHOLARS RECEIVE STRONG ACADEMIC FOUNDATION WHICH PREPARES THEM FOR FURTHER EDUCATION. THE FOUNDATION OFFERS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO ITS SCHOLARS WHO HAVE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED THE MULTI-YEAR PROGRAM AND WHO HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED TO COLLEGE.

GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION HUMANITARIAN DEVELOPMENT AND CIVIC AWARENESS

TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH BY PROVIDING RESEARCH GRANTS.

THE ORGANIZATION MAY ENGAGE IN ALL FORMS CHARITABLE ACTIVITY WITHIN THE MEANING SECTION 501(C)(3) THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. IT IS PRIMARILY ENGAGED IN PROVIDING INTEREST-FREE AND LOW INTEREST LOANS AND FINANCIAL EDUCATION TO INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, BUSINESSES AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN ISRAEL THROUGH GRANTS TO THE -THE ISRAEL FREE LOAN FUND, AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES, COLLECTIVELY THE " GROUP".

FUNDING RESEARCH THROUGH GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS.

PROVIDES CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS TO OTHER TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE INVOLVED IN DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES - SEE LIST OF RECIPIENTS.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND/OR LOANS TO MEMBERS AND THEIR DEPENDENTS WHO SUFFER FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AS A RESULT OF NATURAL OR MAN-MADE DISASTERS, INCLUDING FLOODS, HURRICANES, AIR CRASHES, TORNADOES, EARTHQUAKES, LANDSLIDES, FIRES, DROUGHT, OR CIVIL DISTURBANCES.

PROMOTE RESEARCH ON FORAMINIFERA AND ALLIED ORGANISMS BY PUBLISHING A QUATERLY JOURNAL AND OCCASIONAL SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS AND BY PROVIDING RESEARCH AND TRAVEL GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS TO STUDENTS AND COLLECTION TRAVEL GRANTS, DOMESTICALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.

The Anesthesia (ARF) is a 501(c)(3) that was founded in 1956 by The Anesthesiology (ADSA) to promote and encourage and education in the fields sedation, anesthesia and pain control in dentistry. Through the years, the ARF has been instrumental in identifying initiatives interest to dentistry in the areas sedation and anesthesia, and in providing pilot funding and grants for projects that have resulted in significant advances in basic science and translational .

TO SUPPORT AND IMPROVE THE , ITS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES.

create a culture of literacy in every home.

IN 2002, PROUDLY PUT HIS NFL CAREER WITH THE ARIZONA CARDINALS ON HOLD TO SERVE HIS COUNTRY. FAMILY AND FRIENDS ESTABLISHED THE FOLLOWING PATS DEATH IN APRIL 2004 WHILE SERVING WITH THE 75TH RANGER REGIMENT IN AFGHANISTAN. CREATED TO HONOR PATS LEGACY OF LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE, THE INVESTS IN MILITARY VETERANS AND THEIR SPOUSES THROUGH ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPSBUILDING A DIVERSE COMMUNITY OF LEADERS COMMITTED TO SERVICE TO OTHERS. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE , VISIT WWW.PATTILLMANFOUNDATION.ORG. FOUNDED IN 2008, THE SCHOLARS PROGRAM SUPPORTS OUR NATIONS ACTIVE-DUTY SERVICE MEMBERS, VETERANS AND MILITARY SPOUSES BY INVESTING IN THEIR HIGHER EDUCATION. THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM COVERS DIRECT STUDY-RELATED EXPENSES, INCLUDING TUITION AND FEES, BOOKS AND LIVING EXPENSES, FOR SCHOLARS WHO ARE PURSUING UNDERGRADUATE, GRADUATE OR POST-GRADUATE DEGREES AS A FULL-TIME STUDENT AT A PUBLIC OR PRIVATE, U.S.-BASED ACC

TO LESSEN THE BURDENS OF GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF OHIO BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO TO CARRY OUT ITS JOB CREATION AND OTHER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TAX-EXEMPT ACTIVITIES AND CARRY OUT THE FUNCTIONS OF CHAPTER 4313, OHIO REVISED CODE.

GRANTS FOR KIDS FROM BIRTH TO THEIR 19TH BIRTHDAY WITH A TERMINAL OR LIFE-THREATENING CONDITION. EACH WISH CHILD IS AWARDED A SCHOLARSHIP OF HOPE CERTIFICATE AS A REDEEMABLE GRANT, APPLICABLE TO ANY HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTE OF LEARNING. THROUGH OUR UNIQUE MEMORIAL PROGRAM, PROVIDES A MONETARY GIFT TO FAMILIES WHO LOSE A CHILD BEFORE THEY COULD EXPERIENCE A WISH.

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

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Grants to local support agencies for redistribution to qualified individuals.

Provide educational grants to women in engineering. Provide annual scholarships. Build scholarship endowment fund.

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