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101		N KINGSTOWN, RI
102		NEW HAVEN, CT
103		NEW YORK, NY
104		Airmont, NY
105		BOSTON, MA
106		GREENWICH, CT
107		BEVERLY, MA
108		LEXINGTON, KY
109		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
110		CHARLOTTE, NC
111		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
112		PEORIA, IL
113		Philadelphia, PA
114		DUBUQUE, IA
115		MCLEAN, VA
116		PITTSBURGH, PA
117		chicago, IL
118		BROWNSBURG, IN
119		CHICAGO, IL
120		COLUMBUS, OH
121		COLUMBUS, OH
122		FRIDLEY, MN
123		Wilmington, DE
124		SUN PRAIRIE, WI
125		WESTMONT, IL
126		CHARLOTTE, NC
127		Osceola, IA
128		MUNCIE, IN
129		MOUNT RAINIER, MD
130		CHARLOTTE, NC
131		ROYAL OAK, MI
132		MECHANICSBURG, PA
133		Dublin, VA
134		CARMEL, IN
135		ELKINS PARK, PA
136		PHILADELPHIA, PA
137		MILFORD, PA
138		JASPER, IN
139		MECHANICSBURG, PA
140		CARLISLE, PA
141		WAYNE, PA
142		WYOMISSING, PA
143		PHILADELPHIA, PA
144		WAYNE, PA
145		PITTSBURGH, PA
146		MECHANICSBURG, PA
147		READING, PA
148		DOYLESTOWN, PA
149		GLENMOORE, PA
150		Cuyahoga Falls, OH

funding life saving research for pediatric cancer through donations and grants, as well as sending care packages and easing the financial burden childhood cancer for affected families and individuals.

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 purposes for which the Corporation has been formed is to provide educational and other supportive services, collect and distribute donated items, and to provide other support for immigrants to the U.S., including asylum seekers and refugees.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING and TO FUND HEBREW WRITINGS and JUDAICA BOOKS, BY DISTRIBUTING FUNDS TO NONPROFIT INSTITUTIONS and /OR DIRECTLY TO INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS.

CONDUCTS A FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM FOR TECHNOLOGISTS WHO ARE UNDERREPRESENTED IN THE INNOVATION SECTOR. THE FELLOWSHIP PRIMARILY CONSISTS OF ONLINE WORKSHOPS, NETWORKING, PROJECT-BASED LEARNING, AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AS FELLOWS PREPARE TO BE PLACED INTO SUMMER INTERNSHIPS WITH TECH COMPANIES SEEKING TO DIVERSIFY THEIR WORKFORCE. THE FELLOWSHIP IS PRIMARILY FUNDED THROUGH PARTNERSHIP REVENUE WITH COMPANIES BASED ON THE NUMBER OF FELLOWS THEY TAKE AS INTERNS, ALONG WITH GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS. . ALSO CONDUCTS RACIAL EQUITY, , AND INCLUSION (REDI) TRAINING AND WORKSHOPS FOR PARTNER COMPANIES, TO HELP FOSTER CULTURES OF BELONGING AND TO ELIMINATE PRACTICES THAT CREATE ARBITRARY BARRIERS FOR UNDERREPRESENTED TALENT. THE REDI PROGRAMMING IS PRIMARILY FUNDED THROUGH COMPANY PARTNERSHIP REVENUES AS WELL AS GRANTS.

THE WAS FORMED TO MAKE GRANTS TO DOMESTIC NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) THAT ARE ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THOSE DEDICATED TO ADVANCING EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, AND RELIGIOUS CAUSES.

TO FUND THE RESEARCH OF SURGEONS INTO THE NEWEST PROCEDURES AND TECHNIQUES AND IN THE USE OF SPECIALIZED AND NEWLY DEVELOPED EQUIPMENT. PROVIDES MEANS OF FURTHERING THE PROFESSIONAL TRAINING, DEVELOPING THE TECHNICAL BACKGROUND AND PROMOTING THE EDUCATION OF INDIVIDUALS IN TRAINING THROUGH RESEARCH GRANTS AND AWARDS.

THE IS A LIBRARY THAT SERVES AS A SOURCE HISTORICALLY ACCURATE TECHNICAL INFORMATION ON ANIMAL-DRAWN VEHICLES AND RELATED SUBJECTS. IT IS THE ONLY FULL TIME LIBRARY DEDICATED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE INDUSTRY.

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.

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

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

Program consists of donating bookS to Kindergarten and first through fourth grade students for the purpose of advancing reading skills. Funds raised go to the purchase of these books, insurance and other relevant expenses.

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

TO OFFER HOSPITALITY, EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND ADVOCACY TO ADUILT IMMIGRANTS

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.

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.

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 ENGAGE IN PROMOTION OF HEALTH BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO CHRONICALLY ILL CHILDREN AND/OR THEIR FAMILIES, CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DEVOTED TO IMPROVING WELL-BEING FOR VARIOUS ANIMALS, AND INDIVIDUALS INJURED IN MOTORSPORTS ACTIVITIES AND/OR THEIR FAMILIES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICES.

THE ORGANIZATION GRANTS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO UNDERPRIVILEDGED STUDENTS.

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.

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

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.

Our main mission is to provide humanitarian service to those less fortunate than us. We provide sight, hearing services, hospital equipment free of charge and grants to local, national and international humanitarian organizations. We also provide scholarships to high school seniors.

DURING THE 2020-2021 FISCAL YEAR, THE PROVIDED FOUR GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES. GRANT FUNDS WERE USED TO SUPPORT CAUSES RELATED TO OUR MISSION.

TO PROVIDE AWARENESS AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN FIELDS THEATER ARTS, LITERACY, MUSIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION.

PROVIDE AFFORDABLE OR FREE HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES TO INDIVIDUALS OR FAMILIES WHO ARE EITHER HOMELESS OR AT THE LOWEST LEVELS OF INCOME AND GRANTS TO PROVIDE SOCIAL

The Organizations mission is to support the Services to the General and the physical property.

GRANTS WERE MADE IN 2021 EACH RECIPIENT ORGANIZATION CARRIES OUT A MISSION WHICH IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE DOMESTICALLY ANDOR ABROAD

Our mission is to create non-commercial audio-visual materials, mostly educational videos, that advance in youth and adults.

TO ASSIST REFUGEES, FORMER REFUGEES, ASYLEES, SPECIAL IMMIGRANTS, HUMANITARIAN PAROLEES, THEIR RESPECTIVE FAMILIES, AND GREATER CHARLOTTE COMMUNITY TO CULTIVATE INDIVIDUAL AUTONOMY AND COLLECTIVE SOCIAL CAPITAL

CONTRIBUTIONS RESIDENTS OF WAYNE AND OAKLAND COUNTY WHO ARE IN CRISIS. GAVE OVER 2,000 INDIVIDUAL GRANTS IN 2021.

TO MEET THE CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATIONAL NEED OF USERS AND COMMUNITY RESIDENTS.

Providing financial assistance to qualified individuals or groups for educational, charitable, and benevolent activities. Presently, the is involved in educational grants and disaster relief programs.

TO SUPPORT EDUCATION AND CHARITY BY PROVIDING STUDY, SUPPORT, SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS AND OTHER INCENTIVES TO STUDENTS BY ASSISTING IN EFFICIENT USE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO CONTINUE ASSISTANCE FOR THE ELDERLY

TO SUPPORT AND SERVE IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES AND OTHER POLITICALLY, SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES AS THEY SEEK TO ADVANCE THE CONDITION OF THEIR LIVES IN THE UNITED STATES.

PURPOSE THIS ORGANIZATION SHALL BE TO SUPPORT LIBRARY PROGRAMS AND OTHER CULTURAL/EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES THROUGH: 1) MAINTENANCE AN ORGANIZATION PERSONS INTERESTED IN BOOKS AND LIBRARIES; 2) ESTABLISHMENT CLOSER RELATIONS BETWEEN LIBRARY AND PEOPLE IT SERVES; 3) PROMOTION INCREASED KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES, SERVICES AND NEEDS LIBRARY; 4)ENRISHMENT LIBRARY THROUGH FUNDS FROM MEMBERSHIPS, GIFTS AND FUNDRAISING; 5) ENCOURAGEMENT PARTICIPATION IN LIBRARY ACTIVITIES FOR ONGOING EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY

MADE 6 GRANTS TO QUALIFIED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THROUGH AN APPLICATION PROCESS AND A GRANTS COMMITTEE

IS A COMMUNITY CENTER FOR LEARNING AND LEISURE.

IS A COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION WHICH PROVIDES VOLUNTEER AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO IN CARLISLE, PA.

TO IMPROVE LIVES WOMEN AND CHILDREN BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO EFFECTIVE NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND TO ENCOURAGE EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNITY SERVICE IN YOUNG WOMEN THROUGH MENTORING AND BY AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS.

SERVICE

Awards summer grants to match law students who provide legal services to low-income people.

ENRICH THE EXPERIENCE FOR THE STUDENTS AT THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN ART, SCIENCE, READING AND FITNESS AS WELL

THE RENDERS SERVICE TO AND ITS PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND ASSISTS THE IN PROMOTING THE HEALTH AND WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY THAT IT SERVES. THE PROVIDES GRANTS FOR PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS IN SUPPORT OF THE .

THE PROVIDES COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP, ADVOCACY, EDUCATION INFORMATION AND REFERRAL EMPLOYMENT BENEFITS AND SERVICE FOR THE AND INFORMATION COMMUNITY IN ORDER TO ENHANCE ACCESS TO INFORMATION RESOURCES TO BENEFIT THE CITIZENS OF THE COMMONWEALTH.

To aid in the care and treatment children and the needs the community.

DEVELOPMENT OF -FOCUSED, YOUTH-BASED SERVICES, LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, PROVIDING GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS, AND SUPPORTING EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND TRAINING IN BEHAVORIAL HEALTH FOCUSED ON BUCKS COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES 50 - 60 GRANTS A YEAR RANGING FROM 3,000 TO 17,000 PER GRANT. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVIDES 19-21 SCHOLARSHIPS A YEAR FOR AMOUNTS RANGING FROM 1,000 TO 2,500 PER AWARD. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES 4 - 6 PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION WORKSHOPS PER YEAR FOR SOCIAL WORKERS, LICENSED COUNSELORS, PSYCHOLOGISTS, NBCC COUNSELORS, AND NURSES. THE ORGANIZATION RUNS SERVICE LEARNING INTERNSHIPS FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS FROM BUCKS COUNTY INTERESTED IN HUMAN SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS. APPROXIMATELY 15 STUDENTS ARE INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAM EACH SUMMER.

the ) was formed to grow, strengthen, and safeguard the movement in North America through strategic grants and programmatic initiatives that ensure long-term sustainability and flourishing of communities. is a worldwide movement of vibrant life sharing communities where people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities strive together to reach full potentials. A majority of the Foundations programmatic revenue is derived from contributions.

To provide financial support in from grants to support efforts Campus Ministeries in Diocese Cleveland on secular non-Catholic campuses throughout diocese.

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