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51		Hastings on Hudson, NY
52		HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, NJ
53		WESTFORD, MA
54		Bridgeport, CT
55		Searsport, ME
56		BINGHAMTON, NY
57		NEW YORK, NY
58		Beverly, MA
59		NEW YORK, NY
60		WELLESLEY, MA
61		GRAFTON, MA
62		NEW YORK, NY
63		NEW YORK, NY
64		NEW YORK, NY
65		New York, NY
66		NEW YORK, NY
67		Shelton, CT
68		BOSTON, MA
69		WESTBOROUGH, MA
70		EAST SANDWICH, MA
71		BOSTON, MA
72		BOSTON, MA
73		MEDFORD, MA
74		NYACK, NY
75		NORTH ANDOVER, MA
76		BROOKLYN, NY
77		BROOKLYN, NY
78		SADDLE RIVER, NJ
79		Burlington, MA
80		NEW YORK, NY
81		NEW YORK, NY
82		NEW YORK, NY
83		NEW YORK, NY
84		NEW HAVEN, CT
85		HADDONFIELD, NJ
86		GLENS FALLS, NY
87		Hartford, CT
88		NEW YORK, NY
89		CHARLOTTE, NC
90		Philadelphia, PA
91		ARLINGTON, VA
92		MIDLOTHIAN, VA
93		ANN ARBOR, MI
94		Wilmington, NC
95		HAYMARKET, VA
96		WHITEHALL, PA
97		COLUMBUS, OH
98		WASHINGTON, IA
99		Plymouth, MN
100		TRYON, NC

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

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

To promote innovative, high quality education the professions internationally through engagement, advocacy, research.

PROMOTE LITERACY AND PROMOTE USE PROGRAMMING AND SERVICES

The mission is to increase access and literacy for individuals, families and non-profit organizations.

GRANTS WERE PAID TO SIXTY NOT-FOR-PROFIT/ ORGANIZATIONS IN NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA. THE ORGANIZATIONS ARE INVOLVED IN THE AREAS OF HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION, PERFORMING ARTS PUBLIC SAFETY.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO SUPPORT THE ANNUAL OPERATIONS , THE ASSOCIATION, TO RELIEVE HANDICAPPED CHILDRED AND THEIR FAMILIES.

To provide grants and support to the to expand programs and services provided to special needs students.

GRANTS PAID - SEE PART XV

RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS PROGRAM: CONTINUES TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A PROGRAM TO ASSIST RUSSIAN "ALIYA" ACTIVISTS WHO FOUGHT FOR RIGHT TO EMIGRATE TO ISRAEL FROM FORMER SOVIET UNION.

TO RAISE FUNDS TO BE USED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION OF THE FACILITY AND TO PURCHASE FURNISHINGS FOR SUCH FACILITY AS NECESSARY,AND TO INCREASE ACCESS.

PUBLICATIONS - THE MAINTAINS THE WEBSITE (WWW.STUDIOINTERNATIONAL.COM) AND PUBLISHES BOOKS AND MAGAZINES UNDER THE IMPRINT. THE SOLICITS AND PUBLISHES ARTICLES AND INTERVIEWS RELATED ART, ARCHITECTURE AND THE HISTORY OF ART, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON CONTEMPORARY ART.

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

THE PLANS TO MAKE GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS, AND OFFER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY and EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

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.

Groups mission is to empower our community through community based programming like; Financial Literacy, Civic Engagement, ESL courses, Youth programming, Job Training, Community Events, Internship programming, etc.

was formed as a supporting organization for the Shelton Housing Authority. will apply for grants and other government funding and distribute proceeds to the Authority in support of its purpose to provide elderly, low income and disabled housing in accordance with governmental requirements.

Sustain fellowships that fund graduate students in the creation of digital humanities projects and promote access to online documentation in the history of medicine.

THE PURPOSE OF THIS SHALL BE TO ADVANCE THE COMMON INTEREST; TO PROMOTE THE ORGANIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF BETTER SERVICE IN THE STATE OF ; AND TO FOSTER A FRIENDLY RELATIONSHIP AMONG LIBRARIANS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN SERVICE.

THE HOLDS AND INVESTS ASSETS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SANDWICH PUBLIC LIBRARY, LOCATED IN SANDWICH, MA. THE INCOME IS USED ONLY FOR MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT 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 .

MAKES GRANTS IN INNOVATIVE AND COMPREHENSIVE EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENTS THAT CAN BE SCALED, EXPEDITED, AND MADE ACCESSIBLE TO PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM OPIOD USE DISORDER ACROSS THE COMMONWEALTH.

SOLICIT, MANAGE AND MONITOR PRIVATE FUNDS RAISED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE .

The creates collaborations that are good for people and the earth through: events; a certification program, and by allowing brands to access The of ethically produced and eco-friendly fabrics.

To help support legal immigrants in the United States

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 financial assistance to religious, and charitable organizations worldwide to help them continue their activities. We will also make grants to individuals to indigent Jewish people to enable them acquire basic food, clothing and Shelter.

THE MISSION OF , . IS TO ARRANGE AND CONDUCT EVENTS THAT RAISE MONEY TO SUPPORT OTHER QUALIFIED CHARITABLE 501(C)3 ORGANIZATIONS BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL GRANTS TO THOSE CHARITIES.

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WAS ORGANIZED TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM OF GRANTS TO OPERA COMPANIES, PRIMARILY TO (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)

GIFTS, GRANTS and SIMILIAR AMOUNTS PAID OUT

s operations will further the organizations exempt purpose by providing educational funds to disadvantaged youths as gifts and grants to individuals.

THE CORPORATION) EXISTS TO ADMINISTER A GRANT PROGRAM AVAILABLE TO THOSE EMPLOYED AT GIBSON, DUNN and CRUTCHER LLP AS OF APRIL 17TH, 2020 AND WHO MAY BECOME EMPLOYED THE FUTURE, AS NON-ATTORNEY EMPLOYEES (EMPLOYEES) WHO HAVE A SPECIAL BECAUSE THEY ARE EXPERIENCING PARTICULAR FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS RESULTING FROM A DISASTER CURRENTLY, THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE CORPORATION WILL REMAIN EXISTENCE TO ADDRESS FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS THAT MAY BE EXPERIENCED BY EMPLOYEES FUTURE DISASTERS. THE CORPORATION INTENDS TO BE FUNDED PRIMARILY BY DONATIONS FROM INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS AND POTENTIALLY GRANTS FROM LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS.

The purpose of is to make grants exclusively for charitable purposes, including but not limited to providing support for local and regional charitable organizations and other organizations that focus on social causes and issues.

THE FOUNDATION SOLICITS MAINTAINS MEMORABILIA FOR CURRENT FUTURE GENERATIONS TO LEARN APPRECIATE THE IMPACT IN AMERICA

The makes distributions in support of the Crandall Public Library.

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.

U.S.A. WAS ESTABLISHED TO SUPPORT , INC., A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION

THE ORGANIZATION WAS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY RAISING FUNDS TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITIES WHICH STRIVE TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF AROUND THE NATION.

primary objective of is to make grants to Section 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations. No grants are made to individuals.

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 .

PROVIDES GRANTS TO LEGAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS THAT DELIVER LEGAL ASSISTANCE TO THE POOR AND DISADVANTAGED. THE GRANTS ARE ISSUED TO SPONSOR FELLOWSHIPS FOR LAW SCHOOL STUDENTS

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

mission is to strengthen services County Public by providing funding that complements, but does not supplant responsibility County to adequately support its public system.

THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS PURPOSES AND PROVIDES RELIEF TO PERSONS IN THE UNITED STATES AND INDIA THROUGH CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITIES AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

ENTITY PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER ENTITIES ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL OR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.

TO DISTRIBUTE GRANTS TO AREA ORGANIZATIONS AND MUNICIPALITIES.

A principle mission of is to foster environmental stewardship through education. Environmental stewardship cannot be taught but can only be inspired. has adopted a practice for our professional development workshops consistent with the scientific method in which hands-on, experiential learning is supported by teaching careful observation techniques using all our senses reinforced by journaling your observations with drawings and words in notebooks. In close collaboration with local teachers, has developed teaching support materials and programs available through its website and free of charge to those who participate in on of the many workshops offered. Visit jeffersfoundation.org to learn more.

TO GIVE GRANTS IN POLK COUNTY, NC FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, MEDICAL COMMUNITY BENEFIT PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) 170(C)(2) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986 TO SUPPORT THE POLK COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION.

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