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51		CAMBRIDGE, MA
52		New York, NY
53		KATONAH, NY
54		SCARSDALE, NY
55		LAKEWOOD, NJ
56		NEW YORK, NY
57		NEW YORK, NY
58		RYE, NY
59		HARTSDALE, NY
60		Brookline, MA
61		Huntington, NY
62		East Setauket, NY
63		LAKEWOOD, NJ
64		MEDFORD, MA
65		SOMERVILLE, MA
66		Centerport, NY
67		PAWLET, VT
68		SCARSDALE, NY
69		WESTFORD, MA
70		ONEONTA, NY
71		BOSTON, MA
72		QUINCY, MA
73		WHIPPANY, NJ
74		MOUNT ROYAL, NJ
75		WEST CALDWELL, NJ
76		GRAFTON, MA
77		Teaneck, NJ
78		NEW YORK, NY
79		WAKEFIELD, MA
80		AIRMONT, NY
81		AVON, CT
82		NEW YORK, NY
83		WELLESLEY, MA
84		NEW YORK, NY
85		BROOKLYN, NY
86		FALMOUTH, MA
87		BRIDGEWATER, MA
88		SIMSBURY, CT
89		BELFAST, ME
90		SPRING VALLEY, NY
91		SUFFIELD, CT
92		Newark, NY
93		SELLERSVILLE, PA
94		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
95		SILVER SPRING, MD
96		CHICAGO, IL
97		MCLEAN, VA
98		PITTSBURGH, PA
99		CRESTLINE, OH
100		NORTHFIELD, MN

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To provide grants for victims of a "qualified disaster" within the meaning of Internal Revenue Code Section 139.

ISSUING GRANTS AND STUDENT LOANS TO DENTAL STUDENTS. ON JUNE 30, 2021 THERE WERE 50 LOANS OUTSTANDING AND THERE WAS A TOTAL OF $20,000 IN NEW LOANS ISSUED.

THE WAS FORMED TO MAKE GRANTS DONATED FUNDS TO NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING FRONTLINE HUNGER RELIEF TO WESTSCHESTER COUNTY, NEW YORK RESIDENTS WHO ARE HUNGRY OR AT RISK HUNGER.

ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONA PURPOSES. THE PUBLISHES AND DISTRIBUTES BOOKS AND MATERIALS THAT PROMOTE PUBLIC INTEREST IN ETHICAL VALUES AND LIFE BUILDING SKILLS. Hosts Weekly educational classes. Distributes charity to the needy to fund their education and sustenance.

EMPOWER IMMIGRANTS THROUGH EDUCATION, ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL and COMMUNITY BUILDING.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS.

The is dedicated to promoting gender equality in STEM through managing campus chapters, publishing our volunteer-run blog, and holding events. In 2019, we held our largest-to-date symposium, where we raise $130,000 and gave away $25,000 in scholarships and travel grants. This year we moved our symposium back to Boston, hosting the symposium at the Harvard Medical School. Perricone MD gave the Born Seekers fellowship at this event. The fellowship recognized women in STEM with the potential to change the world with their research. Over 350 applications from all over the US were recieved. We have 25 active collegiate chapters, and we are working to activate chapters that previously had been active. In 2020 we plan to hire a part-time executive director to help with our fundraising efforts!

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.

Provided grants to domestic and foreign organizations for purposes for furthering religious outreach and religious education.

The Highland Games is an annual celebration of heritage. Held on the grounds of Old Westbury Gardens in Old Westbury, NY, the attracts approximately 7,000 attendees each year. culture is presented through musical performances featuring bagpipes, singers bands; displays of highland country dancers; competitions of traditional highland heavy athletic games, such as the throwing of the caber; explorations of ancestry among the family clans; lectures on culture, books other related topics. Attendees can also taste traditional foods such as haggis meat pies, can shop among vendors offering a range of products, including kilts. Children can also participate in appropriately-aged versions of highland athletic games see roving magicians puppeteers. Overall, the event is the largest cultural family event on .

Benevolent Assistance Promotion of

ASSISTANCE TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND GRANTS TO INDIGENT SCHOLARS

SUPPORT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS BY PROVIDING GRANTS.

ORGANIZATION"), A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION, THAT IS DEDICATED TO GENERATING GLOBAL AWARENESS OF NEUROMYELITIS OPTICA SPECTRUM DISORDER ("NMOSD"), FUNDRAISING TO HELP FIND A CURE, AND CREATING A COMMUNITY OF SUPPORT FOR PATIENTS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS. ORGANIZATION IS SUPPORTED PRIMARILY THROUGH GRANTS AND FUNDRAISING EVENTS.

was founded to provide scholarships to help undergraduate and professional students preparing for careers in the building construction industry, including but not limited to architecture,construction, engineering, and interior design, to pay for the costs of their education at educational institutions that are exempt from taxation under either Section 501(c)(3) or Section 115 of the Internal Revenue Code. . will provide funding for internships for such students as long as internships are supervised or approved by the Educational Institutions at which such students are enrolled. will Provide Grants to Educational Institutions for the purpose of encouraging and supporting students pursuing careers in the building construction industry and to support research and educational programs relevant to the building construction industry.

GRANTS FOR MEDICAL RESEARCH

THE CONTINUED THE PROCESS OF EXAMINING/SELECTING OTHER TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS TO WHICH THE MIGHT MAKE GRANTS FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, CULTURAL,

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

MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS FOR USE IN OPERATING EXPENSES OF THE FOLL CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION DELAW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WILLIAM OGDEN LIBRARY WALTON HISTORIC

GRANTS ARE MADE TO ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED UNDER SECTION 501(C) 3 OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE

SUPPORT MISSION, OPERATIONS AND STUDENTS, OF AND OTHER COLLEGES, SPECIFICALLY BY RAISING FUNDS TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS OF AND A LIMITED NUMBER OF OTHER COLLEGES.

THE ORGANIZATION IS A FOUNDATION WHICH MAKES GRANTS TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER METROWEST NJ, INC.

THE CHANGES LIVES BOOK BY BOOK, TOGETHER WITH PARTNERS IN AFRICA AND NORTH AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS, TO CREATE, IMPROVE, AND SUSTAIN LIBRARIES IN COMMUNITIES.

THE CORPORATION IS FORMED TO (I) ESTABLISH AND ADMINISTER A FUND OF MONIES FROM WHICH TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO EMPLOYEES INCLUDING THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS OF THE MOUNTAIN RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB ON AN OBJECTIVE NEEDS BASIS AS DETERMINED BY THE TRUSTEES, (II) TO RAISE FUNDS AND MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE NJSGA CADDIE SCHOLARSHIP WHICH GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS TO CADDIES, RECEIVE DONATIONS AND GRANTS MONIES FROM WHICH TO FUND THE SCHOLARSHIPS MENTIONED IN (I) AND (II) ABOVE, AND (IV) ANY AND ALL THINGS THAT A NONPROFIT CORPORATION QUALIFIED AS A PUBLIC CHARITY MAY DO.

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.

was formed to educate thought leaders and the laity in faith communities promoting the study Jewish Tradition in ways that modern people will meaningful. will carry this out in two primary methods, first by providing grants to , an organization organized as a not-for-profit entity in Israel that is engaged in a similar mission (please see http://www.har-el.org/) and, second, by organizing conferences and lectures.

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

GRANTS TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS HIGHER LEARNING and TO FUND HEBREW WRITINGS and JUDAICA BOOKS, BY DISTRIBUTING FUNDS TO NONPROFIT INSTITUTIONS.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS INSTITUTIONS IN ORDER TO HELP MAKE DREAMS BECOME A REALITY. ----------------------- SEE LIST OF GRANTS AWARDED IN SECTION XV 3

THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO SERVING CORNELL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND WHO ARE INVOLVED IN, OR WANT TO BECOME INVOLVED IN, THE FIELD OF . AS DESCRIBED IN MORE DETAIL BELOW, THE ORGANIZATION ADVANCES THIS PURPOSE BY HOSTING AN ANNUAL CONFERENCE; ORGANIZING FREQUENT LECTURES, PANELS AND NETWORKING EVENTS; ADMINISTERING AN ONLINE NETWORKING PLATFORM; PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMUNITY OUTREACH; AND PROVIDING FUNDS TO CORNELL UNIVERSITY FOR GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER PROGRAMS ADMINISTERED BY CORNELL UNIVERSITY FOR THE BENEFIT OF STUDENTS AND WITH AN INTEREST IN .

GRANTS WERE MADE TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED UNDER IRC SECTION 501C

FINANCIAL GRANTS TO COLLEGE AND GRADUATED STUDENTS

PROVIDE EMOTIONAL AND MATERIAL SUPPORT OF ORPHANED AND OTHER UNDERPRIVILEGED INDIVIDUALS BY PROVIDING FOR SOCIAL- RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS, COUNSELING AND OTHER NEEDS, AND PROVIDING GRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT WORK TO PROMOTE THESE PURPOSES.

Community Civic Organization providing Charitable Grants, Scholarships, with youth and family assisted projects. Our motto is "Service Above Self".

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.

TO SUPPORT AND IMPROVE THE OVERALL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THE GREATER HARTFORD COMMUNITY THROUGH GRANTS, PROJECTS AND PARTNERSHIPS.

SUPPORT HOMELESS YOUTH WITH GRANTS AND OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES.

ORGANIZATION ONLY PAID GRANTS FROM AND HAS NO DIRECT OR INDIRECT EXPENSES ATTRIBUTABLE TO VARIOUS RECIPIENT PROGRAMS

THE ORGANIZATION MAKES GRANTS TO CANCER SUPPORT AND CANCER RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS

The has been organized and will operate exclusively to support The . Funding is from fundraisers, soliciting, grants, bequests, trusts, donated funds, and other gifts and donations.

TO RECEIVE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS, GRANTS, AND DONATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING, MAINTAINING, AND ADMINISTERING AN ENDOWMENT FUND AND OTHER FUNDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF , INC.

BUILDING A STRONGER THROUGH EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS, RESEARCH AND OUTREACH BASED INCENTIVES.

ALL DIRECT INDIRECT EXPENSES ARE ATTRIBUTABLE TO ADMINISTERING GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES.

NONE. ALL GRANTS PAID TO TAX-EXEMPT SECTION 501(C)(3)PUBLIC CHARITIES.

THE PURPOSE THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE, SUPPORT AND PROVIDE GRANTS TO aFRICAN ORGANIZATIONS SERVING THE HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL SERVICES NEEDS AFRICANS AFFECTED BY HIV AND AIDS INCLUDING EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO THEIR DEPENDENT CHILDREN AND PROMOTION INCOME GENERATING ACTIVITIES.

SUPPORT OF COMPOSERS, PERFORMERS AND PRESENTERS OF THROUGH GRANTS AND AWARDS NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, YOUNG PROFESSIONALS AND ENSEMBLES AND OTHER PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS; INCLUDING REASONABLE AND NECESSARY ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL AID TO LOCAL SCHOOLS FOR EDUCATIONAL AND SPORTS EQUIPMENT, BOOKS, SUPPLIES, AND ACTIVITIES

TO SUPPORT NORTHFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY WITH AWARENESS, EDUCATION, COOPERATION, FINANCIAL SUPPORT.

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