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101		COLD SPRING HARBOR, NY
102		NORWALK, CT
103		GLOCESTER, RI
104		BROOKLYN, NY
105		BELLPORT, NY
106		WARWICK, RI
107		VALLEY COTTAGE, NY
108		PRINCETON, NJ
109		STEWARTSVILLE, NJ
110		BROOKLYN, NY
111		WALTHAM, MA
112		SPRING LAKE, NJ
113		ALLENDALE, NJ
114		DEDHAM, MA
115		BOSTON, MA
116		NEEDHAM, MA
117		SANBORN, NY
118		Jackson, NJ
119		EAST HADDAM, CT
120		RAMSEY, NJ
121		Westbury, NY
122		Millstone Township, NJ
123		BOSTON, MA
124		SEA ISLE CITY, NJ
125		MARBLEHEAD, MA
126		Clarksburg, MA
127		SUFFERN, NY
128		HOPKINTON, MA
129		BROOKILYN, NY
130		BUFFALO, NY
131		HEMPSTEAD, NY
132		NEW YORK, NY
133		HINGHAM, MA
134		DOUGLASTON, NY
135		Mattapan, MA
136		Times Sq New York, NY
137		FARMINGTON, CT
138		NEW YORK, NY
139		MADISON, CT
140		HINGHAM, MA
141		ABINGTON, MA
142		NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ
143		CAMBRIDGE, MA
144		Lewiston, ME
145		NEW YORK, NY
146		NEW HAVEN, CT
147		NEW YORK, NY
148		NUTLEY, NJ
149		WELLESLEY, MA
150		COHASSET, MA

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR PROJECTS THAT INVOLVE EDUCATION AND AT COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY. THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS VARIOUS PROJECTS AT COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY (CSHL) FOR THE ASSISTANCE OF EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES, BROAD BASIC SCIENTIFIC AND ITS DISSEMINATION TO THE PUBLIC AND FOR SCHOLARSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP AWARDS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES MENTALLY ILL PERSONS WITH HOUSING FACILITIES AND SERVICES ESPECIALLY DESIGNED TO MEET THEIR PHYSICAL, SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS AND TO PROMOTE THEIR HEALTH, SECURITY, HAPPINESS AND USEFULNESS IN LONGER LIVING.

THE GLOCESTER CLUB WAS ORIGINALLY CHARTED ON NOVEMBER 5, 1951. LIKE ALL CLUBS, OUR CLUB BELONGS TO CLUBS , A WORLDWIDE NETWORK 1.3 MILLION MEN AND WOMEN FROM 202 COUNTRIES WHO ALL WORK TOGETHER TO BRING ASSISTANCE AND RELIEF TO PEOPLE IN NEED.

MEDICAL EDUCATION AND SCHOLARSHIP VISITING PROFESSORS FROM HAITI AND MEDICAL DISASTER RELIEF MEDICAL SUPPLIES PREVENTION AND PUBLIC WELFARE PROVIDE BASIC CARE TO DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES

TO PROVIDE LABOR SUPPORT SERVICES TO MEMBERS

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO CURRENT AND RETIRED OFFICERS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

SUFFERN HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS

THE PROMOTION, ENCOURAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT EDUCATION IN THE AND AUSTRALIA.

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.

TO PROMOTE, FOSTER AND SUPPORT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES TO VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATED TO THE AID AND ASSISTANCE OF NEEDY INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

TO MAKE GRANTS FOR HARDSHIP RELIEF TO ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES OF ASSISTED LIVING, LLC WHO MEET SPECIFIC: EMPLOYEE REQUIREMENTS AND LOW INCOME REQUIREMENTS.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ENTITIES CONCERNING THE DETECTION AND TEATMENT OF AND OTHER CHRONIC MEDICAL CONDITIONS

THE CREATION ENDURING PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN DIVERSE FAMILIES,COMMUNITIES AND LEADERS WHO TOGETHER WORK ON LOCALLY-DRIVEN, SELF-SUSTAINING SOLUTIONS TO PRESSING CHALLENGES.

THE FUNDED TWO 1,000 SCHOLARSHIPS TOTALING 2,000 TO THE CHELSEA HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP FUND. THE CONTRIBUTION FUNDS THE CHARLES B. and HARRY B. SCHOLARSHIPS WHICH ARE DISBURSED TO TWO CHELSEA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.THE STUDENTS ARE GRADUATING SENIORS WHO HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED TO AND WILL BE ATTENDING AN ACCREDITED COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY.

PROVIDE HOMELESS CHILDREN, WOMEN, AND MEN IN AND AROUND BOSTON WITH CLOTHING AND NECESSITIES

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR REMEDIATION OF SITES THROUGHOUT .

Service the poor of Jackson Township with financial assistance for housing, utilities, transportation, and food and clothing. Provided financial to 130 households to meet the following needs. $64,096 for housing, $23,077 for electric gas and heating oil, $3,983 for food and clothing, $3,261 for transportation needs, $2,213 for other utilities, and $4,277 for other needs and expenses. Administrative costs $3,822

NURTURING ARTISTS AND THE CREATIVE PROCESS THROUGH ITS INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM, THE AESTHETIC ENGAGEMENT OF ITS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING.

TO BRING A CLOSER RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE HOME AND , SO THAT PARENTS, GUARDIANS, TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS MAY COOPERATE INTELLIGENTLY IN THE EDUCATION AND EXTRA CURRICULUM ACTIVITIES OF EACH CHILD, WHILE PROMOTING THE WELFARE OF THE STUDENTS, AT HOME, IN THE AND IN THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE. TO ALSO DEVELOP BETWEEN EDUCATORS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC SUCH UNITED EFFORTS AS WILL SECURE FOR EVERY CHILD THE HIGHEST ADVANTAGES IN ALL ASPECTS OF THEIR EDUCATION, AND TO PROVIDE AND ENCOURAGE A WELL-ROUNDED AND EXCITING EXPERIENCE FOR ALL CHILDREN IN AND OUT OF THE CLASSROOM.

TO SUPPORT VETERAN MILITARY FAMILIES IN NEED.

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

FUNDING SOCIAL INNOVATION THAT SUPPORTS ENTREPRENEURSHIP, EDUCATION AND LIFE EXPERIENCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE IN NEW ENGLAND.

RAISING FUNDS THAT BENEFIT RESEARCH, STUDIES ADVOCAY AND ON BEHALF OF PERSONS WITH AND THE PROVISION OF SERVICES TO FAMILIES WITH AUTISTIC MEMBERS

Provide targeted financial support to individuals and families facing a life-threatening illness disability or recovery from traumatic injuries

To give scholarships to promising Berkshire county students on their way to college and provide assistance to local schools with funds and goods.

THE WAS FORMED IN MEMORY AND SPIRIT OF AND ASSISTS NEEDY CHILDREN AND FAMILIES AS WELL AS YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT SUFFERN, NEW YORK AND SURROUNDING AREAS.

CC FOUNDATION SEEKS TO EMPOWER YOUTH AND FAMILIES IN OUR LOCAL COMMUNITIES BY SUPPORTING YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS SERVING THOSE WITH GREATEST NEEDS.

HELP PROMOTE EDUCATION THROUGH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.

ALL WOMEN AND GIRLS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO THRIVE LEADING TO A VIBRANT, INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY.

TO EXPAND KNOWLEDGE OF THE RARE SYNDROME CALLED , ADVANCE TREATMENT, DISCOVER A CURE, ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF THE CHILDREN AND EASE THE FINANCIAL BURDEN OF FAMILIES WHO HAVE CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM .

THE HAD NO PROGRAM RELATED EXPENSES IN 2021 DUE TO THE ONGOING CONSTRAINTS POSED BY THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. IN LIGHT OF THE AFGHAN REFUGEE CRISIS THAT EMERGED IN SEPTEMBER 2021, THE JOINED THE WELCOME US COALITION PARTNERS, A NATIONAL INITIATIVE BUILT TO MOBOLIZE AMERICANS TO WELCOME AND SUPPORT INCOMING REFUGEES. IN TANDEM WITH THAT COMMITMENT, THE MADE A GRANT OF $110,000 TO SUPPORT AFGHAN-LED CHARITIES ENGAGED IN DIRECT HUMANITARIAN AID TO AFGHAN REFUGEES IN THE UNITED STATES. THE FOCUS OF THE DONATION WAS TO PROVIDE CULTURALLY COMPETENT SUPPORT TO AFGHAN FAMILIES, INCLUDING SUPPLYING THEM WITH BASIC LIVING SUPPLIES, MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING, LEGAL ASSISTANCE, INTERPRETATION AND TRANSLATION, HELP FINDING SCHOOLING, HOUSING OR JOBS, AND MORE.

Paid for 2022 Northeast Reunion - A conference attended by families of RTS children and physicians as well as other service providers. The conference hosts approximately 40-60 guests over 3 days 2 nights in suburban Baltimore to accommodate clinicians from the Kennedy-Krieger Johns Hopkins Epigentic research facility.

FUND FOR NEEDY STUDENTS ATTENDING LAW SCHOOL.

VTAB works collaboratively with a wide range community-based organizations to offer strong post-resettlement services to refugee and immigrant youth and families

Financial assistance to needy aspiring people seeking an education as golf professional.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND SUPPORT NON-PROFIT GROUPS

TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING STUDENTSIN HARLEM , NEW YORK SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

WE ARE A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION PROVIDING ACCESS CLEAN, SAFE WATER VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES IN . BY DRILLING WELLS AND CREATING SELF- SUSTAINING MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS, THE DEDICATED INDIVIDUALS AND SUPPORTERS OF CTCU ARE IMPROVING HEALTH AND SAFETY CONDITIONS, PROVIDING GIRLS WITH MORE EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES, AND EASING WOMENS DAILY BURDENS.

THE ORGANIZATION RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT AWARENESS, RESEARCH, AND EDUCATION ABOUT AND PROVIDES GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND FUNDS TO INVESTIGATORS TO DEVELOP THEIR CAREERS AND FURTHER THE FIELD OF . IT AWARDS PRIZES IN RESEARCH AND EDUCATION, SPONSORS EDUCATIONAL EVENTS, AND COLLECTS FUNDS AND WOULD SKIN SUPPLIES FOR MILITARY TEAM ATHLETES THROUGH ITS WOUNDED WARRIOR ATHLETE INITIATIVE.

THE TEACHERS EXISTS EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES OF THE STUDENTS. AS A MEETING GROUND FOR PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND ADMINISTRATORS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. THE TEACHERS INTENDS TO DO THE FOLLOWING:I)TO FOSTER COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN PARENTS AND SCHOOL PERSONNEL. II)TO BRING TOGETHER THE COMMUNITY, KEEPING IT INVOLVED AND INTERESTED IN ITS PUBLIC SCHOOLS. III)TO SPONSOR FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES FOR ITEMS NOT NORMALLY APPROPRIATED IN THE SCHOOL BUDGET. IV)TO COOPERATE WITH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION TO IMPROVE SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES.

RAISING FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WOMEN RE-ENTERING WORKFORCE

AUWSF SUPPORTS THE EDUCATION, EMPOWERMENT, AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT OF FROM ACROSS ASIA AND THE MIDDLE EAST IN A MULTICULTURAL AND MULTIFAITH RESIDENTIAL SETTING LOCATED IN CHITTAGONG, BANGLADESH. IT OFFERS UP TO TWO YEARS OF PRE- TRAINING FOLLOWED BY AN UNDERGRADUATE LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES PROGRAM. IT SERVES STUDENTS FROM 18 COUNTRIES.

To strengthen individuals, families, and communities in Western Maine by providing diverse programs, by engaging in strategic partnerships, and through advocacy that addresses the barriers to promote economic opportunities for all.

THE CHARITABLE PURPOSE OF THE IS TO HELP BRIDGE THE EQUITY GAP BY TURNING STUDENT ENGAGEMENT IN HEALTH AND SUBSTAINABILITY BEHAVIORS INTO SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SCHOOL.

THE MISSION OF , . IS TO STRENGTHEN THE ACADEMIC AND CHARACTER SKILLS NEEDED FOR ALL STUDENTS TO EXCEL IN TOP-TIER COLLEGES, TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS IN A COMPETITIVE WORLD AND TO SERVE AS THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. THE SCHOOL SERVES STUDENTS FROM LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS IN , CONNECTICUT. THE SCHOOL OPERATED CLASSES FOR STUDENTS IN KINDERGARTEN THROUGH TWELFTH GRADE.

LAMBDA IS A NONPROFIT, ASIAN-INTEREST CONCEIVED THROUGH THE NOTION OF AN ORGANIZATION THAT WOULD PROVIDE A CULTURALLY SOUND AND EDUCATIONALLY INSPIRING GROUNDING FOR ASIAN-AMERICAN WOMEN.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES. THIS ASSISTANCE INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO HOME HEALTHCARE TO PATIENTS NOT COVERERED BY INSURANCE, SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHILDREN OF PATIENTS AND DONATIONS TO NATIONAL OR STATE ASSOCIATION CHAPTERS.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO STUDENTS AND TEACHERS AND ENHANCEMENT TO THE CURRICULUM AT .

EMPOWER GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN

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