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151		GREENVILLE, SC
152		Warrendale, PA
153		PITTSBURGH, PA
154		ALTOONA, PA
155		SEWICKLEY, PA
156		PITTSBURGH, PA
157		ORWIGSBURG, PA
158		CLEARFIELD, PA
159		HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA
160		WELLSBORO, PA
161		PHILADELPHIA, PA
162		WASHINGTON, DC
163		LANSING, MI
164		MADISON, WI
165		ROCKY MOUNT, NC
166		HELLERTOWN, PA
167		Schaumburg, IL
168		Norfolk, VA
169		BROWNSBURG, IN
170		Blacksburg, VA
171		CHAPEL HILL, NC
172		FORT DODGE, IA
173		CHAPEL HILL, NC
174		Chicago, IL
175		Cincinnati, OH
176		GRANT, MI
177		PHILADELPHIA, PA
178		HIGHLAND PARK, MI
179		Plainfield, IN
180		MILWAUKEE, WI
181		Farmington Hills, MI
182		ROSEMONT, IL
183		Ivy, VA
184		CHARLOTTE, NC
185		HUNTLEY, IL
186		Columbia, SC
187		NEW MARTINSVILLE, WV
188		Falls Church, VA
189		PALATINE, IL
190		HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC
191		TOWSON, MD
192		HERSHEY, PA
193		RIVER FOREST, IL
194		AUDUBON, IA
195		New Palestine, IN
196		STERLING HEIGHTS, MI
197		Washington, DC
198		MIDDLETON, WI
199		CHAMPAIGN, IL
200		CIRCLE PINES, MN

CELEBRATING SUCCESS IN " THROUGH SCHOOL AND TEACHER GRANTS, STUDENT AND TEACHER SCHOLARSHIPS AND COMMUNICATION OF THESE SUCCESS STORIES TO THE COMMUNITY USING INNOVATIVE FUNDING.

To promote and benefit the Association for Iron and Steel Technology through the investment of funds and the providing of research grants, scholarships and student programs that serve to advance the iron, steel and related industries.

SUPPORT UPMC , ADVANCING HEALTH/WELLNESS THROUGH EDUCATION, OUTREACH, AND GRANTS.

TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS TO CORPORATIONS, TRUSTS AND COMMUNITY CHESTS, FUNDS OR FOUNDATIONS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, WHICH ENGAGE IN WHOLE OR IN PART IN EDUCATING CHILDREN, PROVIDING FOR THE ESSENTIAL NEEDS OF CHILDREN, CARRYING ON RESEARCH AS TO PHYSICAL AND MENTAL DISEASES AND OTHER CHILDHOOD DISORDERS OR THE DIAGNOSIS, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT THEREOF.

SUPPORT and PROMOTE PUB

THE IS A TYPE III SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION WHICH SUPPORTS THE CITIZENS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON PA

GRANTS ARE AWARDED TO HOSPITALS AND MEDICAL SCHOOLS IN THAT HAVE ESTABLISHED A LONG RECORD OF DEDICATION TO AND EYE RESEARCH.

TRUST PROVIDES FUNDS TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS

GRANTS DONATED TO SEVEN ORGANIZATIONS LISTED IN THE TRUST AGREEMENT. NAMES AMOUNTS IN PART XV(3)

IS NOT ENGAGED IN ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. IT PROVIDES GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

TO RECEIVE AND AWARD GRANTS TO DEVELOP, PROMOTE, AND SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FILMS AND FILM MAKERS, AND TO CONDUCT RELATED EDUCATION AND INFORMATION ACTIVITIES IN UNITED STATES.

The provides an assortment of grants to the to provide assistance to participants in order to meet the program requirements of these .

RESOURCES PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT, HELP EDUCATE STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS, SUPPORT PROGRAMMING TO ENHANCE FINANCIAL LITERACY, AND SUPPORT THE SYSTEM IN TIMES OF NEED.

TO PROMOTE , A GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY

GRANTS TO ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN INNOVATIVE EXCELLENCE BY EMPLOYING PRIVATE RESOURCES TO SUPPLEMENT TRADITIONAL CLASSROOM FUNDING

WAS FORMED TO DEVELOP ONGOING FUNDRAISING CAPABILITIES AND UTILIZE FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIP OR GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

The Organization was formed exclusively for the purpose of supporting Fort Norfolk Retirement Community, . ("FNRC") and furthering the charitable purposes of FNRC by improving the lives of persons age 62 and older living in Hampton Roads, Virginia, by (i) enabling such persons to reside at the continuing care retirement community owned and operated by FNRC, or similar facilities, (ii) enabling such persons who are identified as those needing assistance to reside at quality assisted living facilities or skilled nursing facilities, (iii) enabling such persons to participate in quality programs offering services designed to meet the physical, emotional, recreational, social or health needs of such persons and/or (iv) making grants to charitable organizations exempt from federal income taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code that provide housing and/or services designed to meet the physical, emotional, recreational, social or health needs of such persons.

THE FOUNDATION DOES NOT DIRECTLY PARTICIPATE IN CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. THE ACTIVITIES ARE LIMITED TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF GRANTS TO QUALIFIED UNRELATED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

To help K-3 children with reading/ reading awareness Also to provide books to elementary schools for reading.

MAKING GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES ON AN INTERNATIONAL SCALE AND ARE RECOGNIZED AS PUBLIC CHARITIES BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE.

TO SUPPORT THE FORT DODGE SYSTEM THROUGH GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS AND DIRECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE.

TO DEVELOP, PROMOTE, FOSTER AND SUPPORT THE SCHOLARSHIP, EDUCATION AND BROTHERHOOD AMONG THE MEMBERS THE NORTH CAROLINAS PHI DELTA THETA, OR ANY OTHER RECIPIENTS DEEMED ACCEPTABLE, THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, FACILITIES, PROPERTY AND ALL OTHER ACTIVITIES NECESSARY AND INCIDENTAL TO PROMOTE THE GENERAL EDUCATIONAL, BENEVOLENT, AND CHARITABLE WORK THE CORPORATION.

AFIRE is a grassroots community organization that builds the capacity Filipino/a/sx to organize on issues social, racial, and economic justice that affect undocumented immigrants, domestic workers, seniors, and youth.

To provide grants to local charities through junior high and high school students participating in youth philanthropy education.

Raise funds for

THE IS A PRIVATE, NON-OPERATING . ITS ONLY ACTIVITY IS TO MAKE GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS, MAINLY PUBLIC CHARITIES.

TO ACQUIRE, OWN, DISPOSE OF AND DEAL WITH REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY AND INTERESTS THEREIN AND TO APPLY GIFTS, GRANTS, BEQUESTS AND DEVISES AND THEIR PROCEEDS IN FURTHERANCE OF PRUPOSES OF CORPORATION AS DEFINED HEREIN.

FPM seeks to teach and model healthier approaches to mission through public awareness building, relationship-building, as well as providing financial assistance to initiatives in DR Congo that support the training and work of community leaders. This includes the construction of schools and churches, the distribution of bicycles, the organization of relationship-building tours, as well as project grants and university scholarships.

THE MAKING OF GRANTS TO OTHER QUALIFIED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS AND THE SPONSORSHIP OF DONOR ADVISED FUNDS.

TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE CITIZENS OF BY PROVIDING GRANTS THAT ADVANCE PUBLIC HEALTH, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, AND EDUCATION IN .

AWARDS AND ADMINISTERS FOR GRADUATE ORTHOPAEDIC EDUCATION.

Youth , health and literacy education

provides students from low income, single-parent families with scholarships and tools for college success, including a gifts and talents program, financial literacy, and mentoring.

TO PROMOTE, AID AND SUPPORT THE BY PROVIDING SUPPORT FROM PROGRAMS. THE GROUP ALSO SUPPORTS THE AVAILABILITY OF AND LITERATURE RESOURCES THROUGHOUT THE DISTRICT

The Mission StatementThe (GPF) supports community initiatives that benefit the people of St. Vincent and the in four primary areas: Basic Needs: clean water supplies, sustainable sanitation, and waste management systems; Education: primary and secondary education, youth health development and sports programs, and adult education;Economic Development: infrastructure and economic development initiatives that create self-sustaining economies; and Environmental Protection and Conservation: land, marine and cultural preservation projects and renewable energy efforts. With the assistance of community leaders in St. Vincent and the , the GPF identifies viable projects and then provides financial support through grants to locally based non-profit organizations.

A COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATION DESIGNED TO DEVELOP AND PROVIDE A PERMANENT SOURCE OF SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING FOR THE PUBLIC .

TO PROVIDE SEED FUNDING FOR PUBLISHING BOOKS, SPECIALIZED JOURNALS AND FOSTERING RESEARCH FOCUS ON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND GLOBAL HUMAN RIGHS CONDITIONS. ALSO, PROVIDE FUNDS FOR CONFERENCES

AWARDS MEMBERSHIP FUNDED TRANSFORMATIONAL GRANTS TO LOCAL NON PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHILE EMPOWERING WOMEN TO IMPROVE LIVES THROUGH PHILANTHROPY.

OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY FOR BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM FUNCTIONS OF, OR TO CARRY OUT PURPOSES OF COMMUNITY OF LOWCOUNTRY, INC. (""), A PUBLICLY SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN SECTIONS 501(C)(3) 509(A)(1) OF CODE. A TRADITIONAL COMMUNITY FOUNDED IN 1994, COMMUNITY OF LOWCOUNTRY, INC. SERVES RESIDENTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTIES OF BEAUFORT, COLLETON, HAMPTON, JASPER. WILL FURTHER ITS EXEMPT PURPOSES BY MAKING GRANTS DIRECTLY TO COMMUNITY TO ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE, OR COULD BE SUPPORTED BY COMMUNITY CONSISTENT WITH ITS OWN CHARITABLE PURPOSES. COMMUNITY GRANTS ARE AWARDED TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT WORK IN A VARIETY OF CHARITABLE AREAS, INCLUDING ARTS CULTURE, EDUCATION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH HUMAN SERVICES. ADDITIONALLY, BOTH COMMUNITY EXPECT TO

FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

THE HAS BEEN FORMED WITH THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF RAISING FUNDS FOR THE JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION, AACA MUSEUM, INC., AND THE AACA LIBRARY and RESEARCH CENTER.

GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

THE MISSION OF THE IS SECURING AND STEWARDING GIFTS AND GRANTS TO THE BENEFIT OF THE ASSOCIATION, A 501 (C)3 EXEMPT ORGANZIATION.

Our mission is to promote and support quality public in Brandywine and Sugar Creek Townships. The has identified three key areas of support. (1) To support teacher innovation in their classrooms through a Teacher Mini-Grant program. Each fall teachers have the opportunity to apply for funds that will impact student learning in their classroom. These grants typically run between $200-$500. (2) To fund professional development in each of the Schools. Each year, schools are granted funds to support school leaders to implement high quality professional development. (3) At one time, there was a need to assist eligible students with the fees for advanced placement and dual credit courses. This area presently is not an area of need; therefore, the has sought other areas to support the Schools.

TO RECEIVE AND ADMINSTER FUNDS FOR PROMOTING HEALTH, SAFETY, AND WELFARE THE GENERAL PUBLIC BY MAKING GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THE COMMUNITY. FURTHERMORE, SAID ORGANIZATIONS IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING, FOR SUCH PURPOSES, THE MAKING DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER 501(C)(3) THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, OR CORRESPONDING SECTIONS ANY FUTURE FEDERAL TAX CODE.

connects Washington DC-area students to authors, illustrators, and their books to nurture a lifelong love of reading. We support educational justice by building equitable access to interactive literacy enrichment and high-quality books.

TO SUPPORT THE CITY OF MADISON, WISCONSIN TO: (1) REMOVE BLIGHT AND STABILIZE THE BUILDINGS ADJACENT TO THE STATE CAPITOL, OVERTURE CENTER FOR THE ARTS, THE STATE OF WISCONSIN HISTORICAL MUSEUM, AND THE CITY OF MADISON CENTRAL LIBRARY, AND (2) SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING THE OVERTURE CENTER FOR THE ARTS, BY PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR THE OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE, AND RENOVATION OF SUCH PUBLIC AND CHARITABLE PROPERTIES IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN THEM IN SOUND CONDITION AND TO PREVENT DETERIORATION.

ESTABLISHED UNDER THE TERMS OF THE WILL OF . . ACCORDING TO THE PROVISIONS IN THE WILL, THE TRUSTEE WILL LEASE AND MANAGE THE FARM LAND REAL ESTATE. THE TRUSTEE SHALL DISTRIBUTE THE NET INCOME ANNUALLY FROM SAID FARM LAND AFTER NECESSARY EXPENSES AND INCLUDING A REASONABLE RESERVE FUND FOR THE NEXT CROP YEAR, 1/3 EACH TO THE FOLLOWING NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS:1) ILLINOIS CHURCHES IN ACTION, 2)ILLINOIS GREAT RIVERS ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. CONFERENCE BOARD OF GLOBAL MINISTRIES AND 3)CONFERENCE BOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRY, WHICH SHALL DISTRIBTE SAID FUNDS AS SCHOLARSHIPS OR GRANTS FOR ILLIOIS MINISTERIAL STUDENTS TO ATTEND METHODIST/WESLEYAN SEMINARIES.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO THE SERVED BY THE SCHOOL DISTRICT #12.

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