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1		PELHAM, MA
2		CHESTER, CT
3		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
4		BROOKLYN, NY
5		BROOKLYN, NY
6		BROOKLYN, NY
7		STATEN ISLAND, NY
8		NEW YORK, NY
9		LARCHMONT, NY
10		MILLBROOK, NY
11		NEW YORK, NY
12		New York, NY
13		HIGHLAND, NY
14		Poughkeepsie, NY
15		POTSDAM, NY
16		JAMESTOWN, NY
17		Westfield, NJ
18		Flushing, NY
19		Medfield, MA
20		COBLESKILL, NY
21		NORTHBOROUGH, MA
22		BUFFALO, NY
23		BOSTON, MA
24		Bernardsville, NJ
25		CRANBURY, NJ
26		NEW YORK, NY
27		Southbury, CT
28		BUFFALO, NY
29		MELROSE, MA
30		Brooklyn, NY
31		Staten Island, NY
32		Boston, MA
33		LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ
34		ARLINGTON, MA
35		ROSLYN, NY
36		NEW YORK, NY
37		Greensboro, VT
38		BURLINGTON, MA
39		Cambria Heights, NY
40		Babylon, NY
41		LAKE SUCCESS, NY
42		NEW HAVEN, CT
43		NEW YORK, NY
44		GENEVA, NY
45		Everett, MA
46		Narragansett, RI
47		East Greenwich, RI
48		SARATOGA SPGS, NY
49		DORSET, VT
50		Huntington, NY

SUPPORT PROGRAMMING FOR PUBLIC LIBRARY

SUPPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY

THE , . WAS ORGANIZED TO ADMINISTER PRIVATE FOUNDATION GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE STUDENTS OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED PRIMARILY BY ORGANIZING AND MANAGING VARIOUS CAREER-ORIENTED PROGRAM SERVICES DESIGNED TO SUPPLEMENT THE COLLEGE COURSES.

GRANTS TO JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS

OUR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES WITH TOOLS THEY NEED TO SUCCESSFULLY ACCLIMATE TO WORLD AROUND THEM AND BECOME ACTIVE PARTICIPANTS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

GRANTS TO AID IN THE ABSORPTION IMMIGRANTS

BLIND, INC. IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT HAS BEEN PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND CREATING BRAILLE BOOKS AND MATERIALS TO BLIND AND SIGHT IMPAIRED INDIVIDUALS WHO OTHERWISE WOULD NOT HAVE ACCESS TO NECESSARY MATERIALS.

PROVIDES GRANTS FOR CANCER RESEARCH AND SEEKS TO IMPROVE ALL ASPECTS OF CANCER PATIENT LIFE WITH AN EMPHASIS ON ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS.

GRANTS AWARDED TO BENEFIT STUDENTS OF THE UNION FREE

TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO THE .

TO FURTHER INTERESTS AND GENERAL WELFARE COLLEGE LOCATED IN , PENNSYLVANIA, AND ITS ALUMNAE BY INITIATING AND PARTICIPATING IN PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS AIMED AT DEVELOPING AND MAINTAINING MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN COLLEGE AND ITS ALUMNAE, AND BY PARTICPATING IN RAISING FUNDS FOR BENEFIT COLLEGE AND PROMOTING DONATION GRANTS TO COLLEGE.

The awards grants "to aid and enhance the career development of worthy and talented individuals in need of such assistance in the performance areas of theatre, opera, or concert". The grants are to be distributed in a manner to benefit the maximum number of individuals annually.

THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO INFORMATION, , SUPPORT, NETWORKING, AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO ENHANCE THE SERVICES OF ITS MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS.

TO SOLICIT, INVEST, and ALLOCATE CHARITABLE GIFTS and GRANTS and PERFORM RESEARCH and COMMUNITY EDUCATION ON BEHALF OF , .

THE IS A REGIONAL NON-PROFIT MULTI-TYPE AGENCY DEDICATED TO DISTRIBUTING RESOURCES AND SERVICES AMONG ITS MEMBERS IN THE 12,000 SQUARE MILE, SEVEN-COUNTY AREA KNOW AS THE NORTH COUNTRY. MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDE ALL TYPES OF LIBRARIES: ACADEMICS, SCHOOL (P-12), PUBLIC, ARCHIVES, AND SPECIAL LIBRARIES.

THE MISSION OF THE SYSTEM IS TO FOSTER, STRENGTHEN, AND IMPROVE PUBLIC SERVICES WITHIN ITS TWO COUNTY SERVICE AREA.

Provide public support through grants scholarships to qualifying organizations students in need

Scholarships to private schools enabling students to attend the schools. For the school year 2020-21 school year grants were given to 31 students at 15 schools

Support for

TO PROVIDE TRAINED VOLUNTEERS TO HELP PERSONS DEVELOP THE BASIC SKILLS NEEDED TO REACH THEIR INDIVIDUAL POTENTIAL.

makes grants to other 501()(3) organizations based upon solicitations grant proposals at semi annual board meetings

TO SUPPORT THE FOR THE PURCHASE BOOKS EQUIPMENT FOR STAFF SUPPORT

GRANTS TO CHARITABLE 501(C) ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED IN THE AREA.

SUPPORT IN NJ

THE ORGANIZATION GRANTS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY CHILDREN FOR THEIR EDUCATION. THE ORGANIZATION GRANTS AWARDS TO STUDENTS WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED COMMUNITY SERVICE EXCELLENCE. IT ALSO PROVIDES DAILY NECESSITIES, SUCH AS FOOD AND CLOTHING, TO THE LOCAL LOW-INCOME AND HOMELESS. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO VOLUNTEERS TO TEACH SENIOR CITIZENS ENGLISH OR CHINESE.

THE (AMF) MISSION IS TO PROVIDE ACCESS AND EQUITY TO QUALITY PUBLIC SCHOOL THEATER EDUCATION. THIS MISSION IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH TWO KEY PROGRAMS. THE FELLOWS PROGRAM IS A THREE-YEAR PROGRAM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION THAT PROVIDES THEATER TEACHERS WITH THE DEDICATED RESOURCES AND SUPPORT NEEDED TO BUILD SUSTAINABLE IN-SCHOOL THEATER PROGRAMS AS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF A PRE-K-12 ACADEMIC CURRICULUM FOR EVERY STUDENT. ADDITIONALLY, AS A MEANS OF INCREASING AND DIVERSIFYING THE NUMBER OF CERTIFIED THEATER TEACHERS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THROUGH THE SCHOLARS PROGRAM, THE PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS FOR ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES TO EARN THEIR NEW YORK STATE THEATER TEACHING CERTIFICATION THROUGH THE GRADUATE PROGRAM IN EDUCATIONAL THEATRE AT THE CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK.

To foster better relations between and community, encourage full use , and provide programs, services and equipment and improvements to increase effectiveness and scope

THE IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES. GRANTS ARE AWARDED FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES OR FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN OR ANIMALS.

The was organized in January 2008, for the sole purpose of providing financial support to the Melrose Public School System, Melrose, Massachusetts, 02176. Specifically, the was created to provide financial support for the Melrose Veterans Memorial Middle School Library, the Melrose High School Library, and any other after school learning opportunities within the Music, Fine Arts, Drama, and Academic Programs offered by the Melrose Public School System.

Making Grants and Loans to organizations which are section code 501(C)(3)

The seeks to bring the community together in the spirit of togetherness to share common values and attempt to settle any differences by counseling and discussions. We provide an avenue in which all Leoneans in particular and other immigrants living in the can come together to celebrate their culture, traditions, and support each other in times of need. All community members share these values; not only limiting these facilities to Leoneans. We also provide an avenue for education, socialization, and community entertainment through social interactions and participation. Provide an avenue where Kids in our community can come and be helped with homework, and other educational issues.

To promote the civic engagement of college and university students around environmental issues, consumer protection, college affordability, , debt, cost of textbooks, and hunger and homelessness.

Organization provides Tuition Assistance and small classroom focused Grants to Catholic Schools in order to foster learning. The Fund benefits hundreds of students annually.

WAS FORMED IN 2008 TO MAINTAIN EDITH M. IN ARLINGTON, MA

TO PROMOTE AFFORDABLE AND ASSIST IN OBTAINING FUNDS/GRANTS THAT PURPOSE

PROVIDING GRANTS TO HOSPITALS AND CLINICS IN .

Our mission is to conceive, advance, and support village initiatives and organizations that enhance our community and to protect Caspian Lake and its surrounding environment for both full and part-time residents of the town of . This support is accomplished by making grants to eligible community 501c3 organizations.

GRANTS WERE MADE TO ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED UNDER IRC SECTION 501(C)(3)

The Corporation provides financial, and business literacy education through seminars, workshops, networking events as well as individual counseling sessions.

To Help Needy Total grants $46043 as explained schedule O

PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN RELIEF TO REFUGEES FROM WAR-TORN AREAS OF WORLD. FUNDS WERE USED TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND UTILITIES. ALSO SUPPLIED WERE SKILLS TRAINING FOR REFUGEES, CLOTHING, FOOD, BEDS, LINENS, TOILETRIES, DIAPERS, BABY FORMULA, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, BOOKS AND SMALL APPLIANCES.

THE SCHOLARSHIP FUND IS A MENTORING PROGRAM THAT USES SOCCER AS THE CATALYST TO PROVIDE LOW INCOME STUDENTS IN NEW HAVEN, MOSTLY IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES, WHO THRIVE ON THE SOCCER FIELD BUT REQUIRE EXTRA ACADEMIC ASSISTANCE WITH THE MENTORING, TUTORING AND EXTRA ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT NEEDED TO SUCCEED ACADEMICALLY. IT IS DESIGNED TO GIVE ITS PARTICIPANTS THE CONFIDENCE, ACADEMIC SUPPORT AND PERSONAL SUPPORT NEEDED TO BE SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS AND ULTIMATELY GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE. ECI ASSISTS STUDENTS THROUGHOUT MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL TO ENSURE THAT THEY ARE PREPARED FOR COLLEGE AND FOLLOW THROUGH WITH FINANCIAL AID AND ACADEMIC SUPPORT THROUGHOUT COLLEGE.

THE MISSION OF THE . IS TO RAISE PUBLICAWARENESS OF FRENCH ART, CULTURE, LITERATURE, VISUAL AND PERFORMINGARTS THROUGH : THE ORGANIZATION OF CONFERENCES ON ARTISTIC ANDEDUCATION, ACCESS TO EXHIBITIONS AND A READING ROOM AND RESOURCE CENTER

THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO OBTAIN PRIVATE FUNDS THE USE OF THE AND TO PROVIDE IN GENERAL PRIVATE SECTOR FUNDING FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS ALL THE LITERARY SCIENTIFIC EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURA

Support disadvantage youth with books and school supplies.

CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES CONSISTED OF MAKING GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES

Educational and Grants

SFIL) is a not--profit organization, comprised of community members, that share a common goal of fostering forward-thinking and creative opportunities in the Springs City School District. Our Mission: The empowers the school community to ignite the love of in all by supporting opportunities. SFIL raises funds and distributes grants programs and projects that extend the central mission of the SSCSD. The challenges administrators, teachers and students to create new and initiatives that will enhance the curriculum already in existence, extending the educational experience.

Provide literacy and educational resources programs adults and children in underserved areas.

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 .

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