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1		DOVER, NH
2		Acton, MA
3		BOXFORD, MA
4		BOSTON, MA
5		BROOKLYN, NY
6		BROOKLYN, NY
7		LAKEWOOD, NJ
8		PELHAM, NY
9		NEW YORK, NY
10		MANHASSET, NY
11		STANFORDVILLE, NY
12		GLENMONT, NY
13		POTSDAM, NY
14		WATERTOWN, NY
15		BUFFALO, NY
16		Rochester, NY
17		BROOKLYN, NY
18		NORTH READING, MA
19		ELLSWORTH, ME
20		LITTLE FALLS, NJ
21		BEDMINSTER, NJ
22		PRINCETON, NJ
23		MELVILLE, NY
24		HAMDEN, CT
25		BOSTON, MA
26		PRINCETON, NJ
27		ORADELL, NJ
28		PASSAIC, NJ
29		SECAUCUS, NJ
30		BOSTON, MA
31		Southbury, CT
32		HAMILTON, NY
33		Brunswick, ME
34		LOCKPORT, NY
35		CHATHAM, NJ
36		Canton, MA
37		JERSEY CITY, NJ
38		MELVILLE, NY
39		BOSTON, MA
40		New York, NY
41		Lewiston, ME
42		NEW YORK, NY
43		AVON, CT
44		Northampton, MA
45		LAKEWOOD, NJ
46		PETERBOROUGH, NH
47		BOSTON, MA
48		HAMILTON, NY
49		Brunswick, ME
50		Madison, NJ

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TO FOSTER EXCELLENCE IN PUBLIC BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO TEACHERS AND STAFF THAT HELP INAUGURATE LONGER-TERM SCHOOL INITIATIVES AND SUPPORT INNOVATIVE TEACHING TECHNIQUES, TOOLS, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OR TEACHING STRATEGIES THAT CREATE SUBSTANTIVE POSITIVE

THE MAKES GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS. 61 GRANTS WERE MADE IN 2020.

GRANTS MADE TO A BROAD SPECTRUM RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS IN ORDER TO ASSIST WITH THE FURTHERANCE TEACHING AND INCULCATION JEWSIH RELIGIOUS VALUES TO STUDENTS AT ALL LEVELS

AWARDS GRANTS TO JEWISH EDUCATIONAL and CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS

WE MAKE GRANTS TO SUPPORT JEWISH RELIGOUS EDUCATION

grants to Intl and Award Scholarships

provides social services,financial relief and assistance to immigrants their families and descendants. provides help and assistance in areas employment,public and private health and welfare services and social security benifits. also provides grants and contributions to other non profit educational institutions and organizations.

THE , . (THE "") AWARDS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS WHO NEED FINANCIAL AID TO ATTEND COLLEGE. THE PAYMENTS ARE MADE DIRECTLY TO THE COLLEGE FOR TUITION, FEES, BOOKS, ROOM AND BOARD AND RELATED EXPENSES. THE COLLEGE IS AUTHORIZED IN CERTAIN CASES TO TURN A PORTION OF THE FUNDS OVER TO THE GRANTEE FOR THE PURCHASE OF BOOKS, SUPPLIES AND OTHER RELATED EXPENSES. CANDIDATES FOR AWARDS ARE NOMINATED ANNUALLY BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (OR COMPARABLE ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES) OF COMMUNITIES. THE DIRECTORS OF THE SELECT GRANTEES FROM THE LIST OF NOMINEES ON THE BASIS OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: 1) PERFORMANCE IN EXAMINATIONS SHOWING ABILITY AND APTITUDE FOR COLLEGE WORK, 2) RECOMMENDATION FROM SCHOOL PERSONNEL, 3) FINANCIAL NEED, AND 4) PRIOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE. DURING 2021, THE DISBURSED $1,880,019 IN SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 110 INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS.

SERVICES

THE IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT 501(C)(3) THAT SEEKS TO TRANSFORM AND IMPROVE THE K-12 PUBLIC EDUCATION LANDSCAPE IN THE CAPITAL DISTRICT THROUGH THE SUPPORT AND SPONSORSHIP OF PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS AND OTHER NEW AND INNOVATIVE INITIATIVES THAT EXPAND OR STRENGTHEN EDUCATIONAL OPTIONS FOR HISTORICALLY UNDER-SERVED STUDENTS, FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES. IN SUPPORT OF THIS MISSION, THE WILL MAKE GRANTS THAT SUPPORT INITIATIVES DESIGNED TO GROW AND IMPROVE THE EDUCATION OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO FAMILIES IN THE CAPITAL DISTRICT.

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 IS GOVERNED BY THE EDUCATION LAW AND OTHER LAWS OF NYS AND PROVIDES SERVICES TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC THROUGH ITS MEMBER LIBRARIES LOCATED IN JEFFERSON COUNTY, LEWIS COUNTY, ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY, AND PARTS OF OSWEGO COUNTY IN NYS.

TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE UNIV AT BUFFALO AND THE UNIV AT BUFFALO BY ADMINISTERING RESEARCH GRANTS, PROVIDING FINANCIAL , AND ACQUIRING REAL ESTATE FOR CRITICAL UNIVERSITY INITIATIVES.

The association is a social welfare organization. It emphasizes education of both its members and the general public in the area of antiques and history. It promotes shows, social events, educational and cultural activities. It provides funding for historical grants and scholarships.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO JEWISH RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION IN NEED.

THE HIGHT SUPPORTS ATHLETICS IN MAINTAINING SUPPORT FOR STUDENT ATHLETES AS WELL AS IMPROVING ATHLETIC FACILITIES.

THE FOUNDATION DIRECTS THE SPENDING OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO DISTRICT AND GLOBAL GRANTS TO MAXIMIZE HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY.

THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, AND SOCIAL WELFARE OF NEW JERSEY CITIZENS AND INSTITUTIONS WITH EMPHASIS ON ITALIAN CULTURE AND HERITAGE. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED PRIMARILY THROUGH FUNDRAISING TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS AND OTHER SUPPORTING GRANTS TO CHARITIES FOCUSING ON THOSE NEEDS.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE CLARENECE LIBRARY IN BEDMINSTER.

FUND PROVIDES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS, YOUNG ADULTS WHO VOLUNTEER OR INTERN FOR PROGRESSIVE SOCIAL ACTION PROJECTS OR PROGRAMS IN AN AREA OF THEIR INTEREST AND COMMITMENT.

GRANTS PAID- SEE PART XV

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN FOR FUNDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS OTHER EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT THE UNIVERSITY.

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

IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION BASED IN PRINCETON (USA), FOCUSED ON RESEARCH AND EDUCATION, SPECIALIZING IN THE FIELD OF INDIAN CIVILIZATION STUDIES. THE HAS GIVEN OVER 400 GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND PHILANTHROPY, INCLUDING GRANTS TO LEADING INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION, SPECIALIZED RESEARCH CENTERS, AS WELL AS GRANTS TO MANY INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARS. IT DISSEMINATES ITS UNIQUE RESEARCH FINDINGS THROUGH BOOKS, VIDEOS, A LARGE ONLINE DISCUSSION GROUP, SOCIAL MEDIA (WEEKLY VIDEOS ON FACEBOOK AND YOUTUBE), E-COURSES, AND PUBLIC EVENTS. SPECIFICALLY, RAJIV MALHOTRA PRESENTED AT VARIOUS CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS IN BOSTON, INDIA, AND TORONTO. RAJIV ALSO WORKED ON THE FOLLOWING BOOK PROJECTS: SANSKRIT NON-TRANSLATABLES, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, AND INDIAN INFLUENCES ON MODERN CHRISTIANITY, MODERN WESTERN COGNITIVE SCIENCES, PSYCHOLOGY and SPIRITUALITY, INTEGRAL THEORY, AND HEGEL.

to operate for the benefit of the which, as a government unit, is an organization described in section 509(a)(1) of the internal revenue code, and (2) to further the charitable purposes of the , including but not limited to (i) carry out fund raising activities for the benefit of the ; (ii) receiving on behalf of the gifts and bequests; and (iii) making grants to the .

PROVIDING SHORT TERM LOANS AND GRANTS TO PEOPLE WHO ARE EXPERIENCING ECONOMIC HARDSHIP.

SUPPORTING THE . FUNDS ARE COLLECTED AND EXPENDED FOR THE BETTERMENT AND IMPROVEMENT THE .

Our mission is to assist organizations in improving communities where Mr. lived and worked -- greater metropolitan areas of Boston and Kansas City -- by making grants to fund projects at 501(c)(3) organizations whose vision and goals are aligned with our areas of interest.

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

SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE STATEMENT 10) GRANTS (SEE STATEMENT 10)

To enhance local Librarys role as a valued community resource by advocacy fundraising and volunteerism by selling used donated books

TO MAKE, ESTABLISH, SOLICIT, COLLECT, RECEIVE, HOLD, INVEST, REINVEST, DISTRIBUTE DISBURSE DONATIONS, SUBSCRIPTIONS, GIFTS, BEQUESTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS OTHER FUNDS TO SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS, PROGRAMS /OR SERVICES COMMITTED TO THE ENHANCEMENT OF COMMUNITY CIVIC ENDEAVORS CONSISTENT WITH THE TENETS OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FELLOWS REBEKAHS.

AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO 9 GRADUATES OF HIGH SCHOOL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. AWARDS ARE FOR $2,000 FOR THE FIRST YEAR AND RENEWABLE FOR A MAXIMUM OF 3 YEARS. TOTAL GRANTS THIS YEAR WERE $19,000.

To provide grants to charitable organizations that provide to sick and hungry kids.

THE FOUNDATION RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT STUDENT PROGRAMS WHICH PROMOTE EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION FOR THE ,THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO FUND STUDENT FIELD TRIPS AND EXPERIENCES FOR

MAKING GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE ORGANIZED AND OPERATED SOLELY FOR , RELIGIOUS, CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER PUBLIC PURPOSES AND THAT ARE EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL TAXATION UNDER IRC SEC 501(C)(3).SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS (BUT NOT LIMITED) TO THE SUPPORT TOWARDS PUBLIC CHARITIES THAT SERVE THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN.

TO IMPROVE, ENCOURAGE, AND ENHANCE HIGHER OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN DESIROUS OF BECOMING REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS BY OFFERING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AS GRANTS AND/OR LOANS TO INDIVIDUALS, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OR OTHER CORPORATIONS, TRUSTS, COMMUNITY CHESTS OR FOUNDATIONS.

To Heighten the awareness of in the United States, to Expand the impact of and the Foundations work by amplifying fundraising and to Develop Pos network in the United States. With the aim of pursuing non-profit and educational objectives, including enhancing the reputation of in the United States by raising interest and spreading awareness, our goal is to assist in implementing strategies designed to encourage talented students to pursue their studies at and to recruit and support world-class professors at Pos campuses.

To help refugees and immigrants with housing, education, legal services, and cultural orientation.

MISSION: RESTORE IS A 501(C)3 GLOBAL HEALTH NON-PROFIT THAT AIMS TO INCREASE THE CAPACITY OF LOCAL SURGEONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES. WE SPECIALIZE IN RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY AND VALUE OPERATING TOGETHER FOR LONG-TERM IMPACT THROUGH HANDS-ON TRAINING, EDUCATIONAL GRANTS, AND TELEMEDICINE. AT MISSION: RESTORE WE ARE CREATING A WORLD IN WHICH LOCAL SURGEONS HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND SUPPORT THEY NEED TO TREAT DEBILITATING INJURIES AND BIRTH DEFECTS IN THEIR OWN COMMUNITIES AROUND THE WORLD.

THE GOAL OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO ENGAGE IN THE ACTIVITY OF PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR FURTHERING THE EDUCATION OF STUDENTS OF ALL BACKGROUNDS, FOR SUPPORT OF MULTICULTURAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDY INITIATIVES, FOR THE HEART OF HOPE SUPPORT GROUP FOR MOTHERS IN BEREAVEMENT AND LIKE-MINDED GROUPS, FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF ABUSE, AND THE AID OF ANY SUCH ACTIVITIES, AGENCIES, AND INSTITUTIONS ALREADY ESTABLISHED; AND TO UTILIZE ANY OTHER MEANS, PERSONS, OR AGENCIES WHICH SHALL FURTHER THE PURPOSES SET FORTH ABOVE. FROM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 9 - GRANTS AND SIMILAR AMOUNTS PAID: DURING THE 2015 FISCAL YEAR, DONATED 37,867 TO VARIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

Publish Books

MAKES GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES FOR ASSISTANCE TO THE INDIGENT, RELIGIOUS JEWISH EDUCATION, OR JEWISH CONGREGATIONAL SERVICES.

RAISE FUNDS TO DESIGN AND BUILD A NEW LIBRARY FOR TOWN OF PETERBOROUGH, NH.

THE TRUST MAKES GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.

SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO STUDENTS ENROLLED AT COLGATE UNIVERSITY WHO ARE MEMBERS DELTA KAPPA EPSILON FRATERNITY. COMMITTEE REVIEWS APPLICATIONS FROM RECEIPENTS AND EVALUATES BASED ON SCHOLASTIC PERFORMANCE, ENROLLMENT, SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP TO THE COLLEGE, COMMUNITY, AND FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION. IN ADDITION THE ORGANIZATION GRANTS TO CHARIABLE ORGANIZATIONS AS DETERMINED BY THE COMMITTEE.

MWGT is a charity that distributes grants to local organizations to promote the welfare of women, children and families. Members pay a yearly membership fee of $50 to operate the organization and pay bills. During the calendar year members donate a minimum of $365 that is awarded as grants in the following year. For instance, money collected in 2020 was awarded as grants in 2021 after a rigorous evaluation process that includes at least 25% of the membership.

Direct grants to children of special needs and their family or caregiver.

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