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1		Harwich, MA
2		OSSINING, NY
3		SYOSSET, NY
4		JAMAICA PLAIN, MA
5		COLCHESTER, VT
6		NEEDHAM, MA
7		Roxbury, MA
8		NEWTONVILLE, MA
9		WEST ROXBURY, MA
10		Cataumet, MA
11		LITCHFIELD, CT
12		NEW YORK, NY
13		North Branford, CT
14		BRIDGEPORT, CT
15		BRONX, NY
16		MERIDEN, CT
17		COBLESKILL, NY
18		EAST HARTFORD, CT
19		SUFFIELD, CT
20		NEW HAVEN, CT
21		HILLSBOROUGH, NJ
22		BROOKLYN, NY
23		UNIONDALE, NY
24		MASSAPEQUA, NY
25		FARMINGDALE, NY
26		BROOKLYN, NY
27		Brooklyn, NY
28		BROOKLYN, NY
29		Orange, CT
30		NEW YORK, NY
31		Riverdale, NY
32		NEW YORK, NY
33		Scarsdale, NY
34		Bronx, NY
35		Bronx, NY
36		NEW YORK, NY
37		BUFFALO, NY
38		NEW YORK, NY
39		ELMSFORD, NY
40		HARRISON, NY
41		New York, NY
42		PLEASANTVILLE, NY
43		Smithtown, NY
44		SOUTH PORTLAND, ME
45		NEW YORK, NY
46		Bronx, NY
47		NEW YORK, NY
48		WHITE PLAINS, NY
49		RYE, NY
50		Poughkeepsie, NY

To Maintain a Volunteer

THE - MEMORIAL PROMOTES THE LIVING LEGACY OF THE GREAT AMERICAN SCULPTOR AUGUSTUS -(1848-1907). IT PARTNERS WITH THE - HISTORICAL , CORNISH,NH, TO ENHANCE APPRECIATION OF THE ARTS THROUGH EXHIBITIONS,CONCERTS,FELLOWSHIPS AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS

TO FOSTER PROFESSIONAL IMPROVEMENT LEADING TO SUPERIOR TEACHING AND TO PROMOTE THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF PROFESSIONAL ETHICS.

OUR MISSION IS TO EXPOSE BOSTON YOUTH TO DANCE AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR MASTERY AND PERFORMANCE, TO WHICH THEY WOULD NOT OTHERWISE HAVE ACCESS, GIVING THEM DISCIPLINE AND A SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY TO SUCCEED IN LIFE.

IS A CAMP THAT EXISTS TO DEVELOP COMMUNITY, SELF-DISCIPLINE, RESPONSIBILITY AND ACHIEVEMENT IN GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN.

TO FOSTER CIVIC, COMMUNITY, AND NEIGHBORLY SERVICE.

MassVOTE works to promote a culture of active political participation across by registering and educating voters and advocating for reforms that make government more accessible and

COMMUNITY SERVICE GRANTS

OPERATING EXPENSES AND CASH CONTRIBUTIONS TO DEUTSCHES ALTENHEIM, . (HOME FOR THE AGED), A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION.THE OFFICERS THE ORGANIZATION ARE ON THE BOARD

Private offering individual and family burial lots to residents of villages of , Pocasset, and North Falmouth and to relatives of deceased who are buried in the . burials date from 1768. was chartered by Massachusetts Legislature in 1884. is a charitable organization operated for the benefit of its lot owner members and is governed by an elected Board of Officers and Trustees.

RESOURCES, INC. (LHWR) IS COMMITTED TO THE RESIDENTS OF BY PROVIDING SUPPORT ASSISTANCE THAT WILL PROMOTE ENCOURAGE A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE. BY WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH LOCAL CARE SERVICES, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, THE TOWN OF , RESIDENTS WILL HAVE ACCESS TO RELATED INFORMATION, RESOURCES, EDUCATIONAL QUALITY OF LIFE OPPORTUNITIES.

AHPCS FOSTERS THE COLLECTION, STUDY, PRESERVATION, AND INTERPRETATION OF PRINTS, OF AT LEAST 100 YEARS OLD. WE PUBLISH A QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER AND SEMI-ANNUAL SCHOLARLY JOURNAL. WE PROVIDE SUBVENTIONS TO AUTHORS AND FELLOWSHIPS TO EDUCATIONAL GROUPS.

Volunteer organized for community protection as well as training,equipping and honoring its members. Activities include prevention and suppression for the Town of and surrounding communities and emergency medical care to sick and injured people within the Town of .

THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE MISSION OF BY GRANTING SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO STUDENTS OF THE AND SUPPORTING VARIOUS PROGRAMS

DFOY) IS A NON-PROFIT COMMUNITY-BASED DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION PROVIDING QUALITY OUT-OF-SCHOOL-TIME PROGRAMING IN UNDERSERVED AREAS OF THE BRONX AND MANHATTAN YOUNG PEOPLE ENROLLED IN GRADES K-12. MISSION IS TO ENGAGE YOUNG PEOPLE AS ACTIVE PARTNERS IN THEIR OWN DEVELOPMENT AS THEY SEEK TO BECOME THRIVING, SELF-SUFFICIENT ADULTS AND AGENTS OF CHANGE WITHIN THEIR LOCAL AND GLOBAL COMMUNITIES.DFOY PROVIDES OVER 2,000 STUDENTS WITH HIGH-QUALITY CONTENT-DRIVEN PROGRAMS ENCOURAGING EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT, CAREER AWARENESS, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT.

STRENGTHEN NEIGHBORHOOD ECONOMIES BY PROVIDING FLEXIBLE FINANCING/ TECHNICAL SUPPORT TO BUSINESSES IN LOW TO MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES OR WITH LOW TO MODERATE INCOME HOUSEHOLDS.

FORMED TO RAISE AND DISPERSE FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL IN NY AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES

Support of a museum in a public . Support of the public .

COMMUNITY SERVICE.

LABOR UNION

IS AN ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO PREVENTION AND OF BREAST CANCER THROUGH CELEBRATION OF . THEY ARE DEDICATED TO HELPING LOCAL FAMILIES AFFECTED BY CANCER.

NOW IN ITS 173RD YEAR IN HISTORIC BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, IS EXCEPTIONALLY PROUD OF THE OUTSTANDING EDUCATION WE OFFER TO CHILDREN FROM THREE YEARS OF AGE THROUGH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL IN A BEAUTIFUL PHYSICAL PLANT WITH UP-TO-DATE FACILITIES. IN ADDITION, HAS BECOME THE SCHOOL OF CHOICE FOR SO MANY FAMILIES IN BROOKLYN AND MANHATTAN PRIMARILY BECAUSE OF ITS EXTRAORDINARY FACULTY OF TALENTED MEN AND WOMEN WHO BRING A WEALTH OF EXPERTISE INTO THE CLASSROOM, ALONG WITH A REAL LOVE OF YOUNG PEOPLE. IT IS A TRULY CARING COMMUNITY WHERE ADULTS MODEL FOR STUDENTS THE ATTRIBUTES WE PRIZE - KINDNESS, HONOR, INTELLIGENCE, INCLUSIVENESS, AND DIVERSITY.

To foster quality public service in County, to enhance the public resources and services available, to effect economies in operations, to provide training and continuing education opportunities.

COMMUNITY BASED CHARITABLE PROGRAMS

ASSOCIATION BUSINESS OFFICIALS ENCOURAGES COOPERATION BETWEEN MEMBER BUSINESS OFFICIALS IN THE INTEREST BETTER EDUCATION.

TO SUPPORT NEEDY FAMILIES AND PROMOTE ARTISTIC AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES THROUGH GRANTS,BEQUESTS, GIFTS OR OTHERWISE TO INDIVIDUALS,INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS

The corporation provides a social setting for community activists and leaders as well as elected party and public officials to meet and discuss issues important to the community and neighborhood. It helps citizens with various problems, eg. sidewalk curb cuts for the handicapped, pro-bono legal advice on housing issues, job placement and good government concerns, such as fighting incinerators and power plants.These are activities community concern. The is also used for community meetings and has many items historical and political significance. The activities are conducted by the members the and its leadership as well as people from the community.

AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS STUDYING ARCHITECTURE

Various charitable endeavors or public service projects serving the community , Connecticut and advancing the ideals the , Incorporated and International.

THE PRIMARY MISSION THE UNION IS TO ORGANIZE EMPLOYEES AND NEGOTIATE CONTRACTS ON THEIR BEHALF COVERING WAGES, BENEFITS, HOURS, AND CONDITIONS EMPLOYMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS, USAGES, AND REQUIREMENTS THE IBT, AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BEST INTERESTS THE LABOR MOVEMENT.

is an independent Catholic institution of higher learning that embraces qualified men and women of all faiths, cultures, and traditions. The mission of is to provide a contemporary, person-centered educational experience that prepares graduates for lives of personal development, professional success, civic engagement, and service to their fellow human beings. The pursues this mission through programs that integrate a broad liberal education with concentration in specific disciplines in the arts and sciences or with professional preparation in business, education and engineering. Established in 1853 by the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, the continues to draw its inspiration from the heritage of John Baptist de La Salle, the innovator of modern pedagogy and patron saint of teachers.

TO EDUCATE, ENGAGE ADVOCATE FOR THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY.

A COMMUNITY THAT IS OPEN TO EVERYONE.

PROMOTE FORMS OF AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WHICH AIM TO REDUCE POVERTY, HARDSHIP AND VULNERABILITY, ESPECIALLY AMONGST DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE; STRIVE FOR RECOGNITION AND REALIZATION OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS TO EMPLOYMENT, INCOME, FOOD, SHELTER, EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE AND SECURITY; PROMOTE EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY, FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION, FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION, PARTICIPATION AND ACCESS TO HUMAN SERVICES AND OPPOSE DISCRIMINATION; PROMOTE POLICIES AND PROGRAMS WHICH STRIKE AN APPROPRIATE BALANCE BETWEEN AND ECONOMIC GOALS AND WHICH RESPECT CULTURAL DIVERSITY; STRENGTHEN CIVIL SOCIETY THROUGHOUT THE WORLD TO ACHIEVE THESE OBJECTS; SEEK IMPLEMENTATION OF THESE OBJECTS BY GOVERNMENTS, ORGANIZATIONS AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES IN COOPERATION WITH ITS NETWORK OF MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS.

a voluntary, not--profit facility, is located in Bronx, NY. facility is licensed by N.Y.S. 320 adult beds, of which 177 are assisted living (ALP) beds. Operations began in 1977. They are also licensed to provide care services in Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan.

SUPPORT OF THE PERFORMING ARTS

ACTIVE SUPPORT OF WESTERN NEW YORK EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, AND BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES.

BUILDS THE COMMUNITY OF CITY.

PROVIDING ARTISTIC, CULTURAL and EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO THE PHYSICALLY DISABLED.

THE ENCOURAGES EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION BY GENERATING AND DISTRIBUTING PRIVATE FUNDS FOR CURRICULUM ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS TO BENEFIT THE STUDENTS OF THE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT. THE SEEKS TO ACHIEVE ITS GOALS BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR CREATIVE TEACHING AND LEARNING EXPERIENCES AND BY ENCOURAGING COMMUNITY AND DISTRICT PARTNERSHIPS.

The administers the art collection of the late Jacques and Natasha Gelman. During 2021, portions of the collection were on exhibition at the the Denver Art Museum, the Albuquerque Museum of Art, the Portland Museum of Art and Stichtung CoBRa Museum of Modern Art in Amsterdam.

OPERATION OF A CULTURAL ARTS AND EDUCATION IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK.

To foster the preservation and interpretation of cultural and matters pertaining to the settlement of Jews in the United States (and in particular, the family of Lazarus and Sara ) and to educate a diverse public about their significance to the world.

VISUAL ARTS JOURNALISM PRIZE PROGRAM IN WHICH A PANEL OF 11 NOMINATORS PUT FORTH CANDIDATES FOR AWARDS BASED ON PAST ACHIEVEMENTS; EACH CANDIDATE SUBMITS WRITING SAMPLES OF PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED WORK (WITHIN LAST 3 YEARS) A BRIEF CURRICULUM VITA. RECIPIENTS ARE CHOSEN BY A JURY OF NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED CURATORS, WRITERS, ARTISTS, OTHER THOUGHTFUL READERS OF CONTEMPORARY ART CRITICISM.

FOR WRITERS WAS ESTABLISHED TO HONOR GREAT NOVELIST AND MEMOIRIST GREGOR VON REZZORI. FOUNDATIONS AIM IS TO OFFER A RETREAT TO WRITERS THAT PROVIDES FREEDOM AND TRANQUILITY FOR THEIR WORK. THERE IS AN ANNUAL LITERARY PRIZE AND FOUR RESIDENT FELLOWSHIPS AVAILABLE DURING EACH SEASON OF YEAR. GIVES SPECIAL CONSIDERATION TO WRITERS OF FICTION, NONFICTION, POETRY, AND SCRIPTS - AND WRITERS ENGAGED IN WORKS ON NATURAL WORLD.

Our most significant activity this fiscal year is the food pantry. Our mission is to reduce unemployment, poverty, illiteracy, and homelessness in our neighborhood by assisting those classified as low income through nontraditional based education and social support services.

THE "") PROVIDES THE LEGAL COMMUNITY WITH CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION THROUGH LECTURE PROGRAMS, PUBLICATIONS AND EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE.

TO PROVIDE EXTRAORDINARY BENEFITS TO ALL IN OUR COMMUNITY.

SUPPORT . SERVES AS A LIASON BETWEEN THE FAMILITIES, TEACHERS, AND ADMINISTRATORS AND THE BROADER COMMUNITY

The mission of is to make accessible "the means of a thorough, well-proportioned and liberal education" that inspires each individual to lead a purposeful life. The makes possible an education that promotes analytical, informed, and independent thinking and sound judgment; encourages articulate expression; and nurtures intellectual curiosity, creativity, respectful debate and engaged citizenship. supports a high standard of engagement in teaching and learning, scholarship and artistic endeavor; a broad and deep curriculum; and a residential campus that fosters a learning community. Founded in 1861 to provide women an education equal to that once available only to men, is now open to all and strives to pursue diversity, inclusion, and equity as essential components of a rich intellectual and cultural environment in which all members, including those from underrepresented and marginalized groups, are valued and empowered to thrive.

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