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1		Old Town, ME
2		BEVERLY, MA
3		BOSTON, MA
4		Charlestown, MA
5		Boston, MA
6		NANTUCKET, MA
7		BOSTON, MA
8		CARLISLE, MA
9		Providence, RI
10		WETHERSFIELD, CT
11		ALBANY, NY
12		LITCHFIELD, CT
13		Stratford, CT
14		STAMFORD, CT
15		LOCUST VALLEY, NY
16		Brentwood, NY
17		ISLIP, NY
18		HOLBROOK, NY
19		BAY SHORE, NY
20		BOSTON, MA
21		Port Washington, NY
22		BROOKLYN, NY
23		NEW HAVEN, CT
24		NEW YORK, NY
25		VALLEY STREAM, NY
26		New York, NY
27		New York, NY
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29		New York, NY
30		NEW ROCHELLE, NY
31		NEW YORK, NY
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33		NEW YORK, NY
34		WHITE PLAINS, NY
35		SLEEPY HOLLOW, NY
36		NEW YORK, NY
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38		NEW YORK, NY
39		BRONX, NY
40		NEW YORK, NY
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42		NEW YORK, NY
43		WHITE PLAINS, NY
44		NEW YORK, NY
45		NEW YORK, NY
46		RYE, NY
47		New York, NY
48		VOORHEESVILLE, NY
49		ALBANY, NY
50		Liberty, NY

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TO SUPPORT UROLOGICAL COMMUNITY IN PROVIDING HIGHEST QUALITY PATIENT CARE.

TO ADDRESS CONDITIONS ROOT CAUSES OF POVERTY.TO PROVIDE ON SITE TECH ,RESEARCH EVALUATION SEVICES.PUBLIC POLICY SUPPORT TO BASED ORGANIZATIONS,COALITIOMS,PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS,MULTIRACIAL HOUSING COALITIOMNS,SCHOOL DISTRICTS HEALTH SYSTEMS.

To award academic and community grants

Chado Tankokai Association is active throughout the New England area, offering classes anddemonstrations under the guidance of Hounsai Daisosho, 15th generation former Grand Master, and Zabosai Iemoto, 16th generation Grand Master. As is the motto of Hounsai Daisosho, the group strives to bring "peacefulness through a bowl of tea" to the region.

TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE INSTRUCTION AND ACCESS TO WATER SPORTS FOR THE .

TO PROMOTE EXCELLENCE IN THE CINEMATIC AND THEATER ARTS.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND CULTURAL ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS FOR THE SCHOOL SYSTEM.

Through the development and administration of philanthropic activities, (the ) is able to make grants that help support the mission and purposes of , its affiliates, and the Rhode Island community.

TO PROMOTE ITALIAN HERITAGE AND CULTURE and TO SUPPORT AND ASSIST CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL and LITERARY PROJECTS.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO FURTHER THE INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERSHIP BY SEEKING IMPROVED TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT, TO RENDER MORAL AND MATERIAL AID TO MEMBERS AS NEEDED, TO PROVIDE REPRESENTATION AND/OR COUNSEL IN LEGAL PROCEEDINGS, TO PROMOTE SOCIAL AND FRATERNAL ACTIVITIES, TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY RELATIONS BETWEEN THE DEPARTMENT AND THE CITIZENS IT SERVES, AND TO PROMOTE THE COMMUNITY THROUGH DONATIONS.

The mission of the , to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife and their habitats, for the benefit of the community community, through conservation,

The objective of the Organization is to maintain and promote a fund which will support charitable endeavors or public service projects serving the community of Stratford, Connecticut and advancing the ideals of the Stratford Club, Incorporated and .

THERE ARE NO CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OTHER THAN THE DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS TO QUALIFYING CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TRUST INSTRUMENT

TO OPERATE AN INDEPENDENT ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION.

To Uphold Italian Traditions and Promote The Active Participation The Members the Community

TO RECEIVE INTO ITS MEMBERSHIP ALL PERSONS OF ITALIAN BIRTH/DESCENT, REGARDLESS OF RELIGION OR POLITICAL AFFILLIATION, WHO ARE MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES A COMMUNITY FOR WHICH MEN AND WOMEN OF ITALIAN DESCENT HAVE PRESERVED AND NURTURED THEIR ITALIAN HERITAGE. THE ORGANIZATION CONTINUES TO THRIVE BY MEETING THE INITIAL OBJECTIVES OF ITS FOUNDERS THROUGH A WIDE VARIETY OF COMMUNITY, CULTURAL, SOCIAL, CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, PATRIOTIC AND CIVIC ACTIVITIES.

TO SUPPORT AND IMPROVE THE BUSINESS CLIMATE IN THE COMMUNITY AND FOSTER A STRONG SENSE COMMUNITY FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES.

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PROMOTE CULTURAL EXCHANGE AND SCHOLARLY RESEARCH ON PERSIAN SPEAKING SOCIETIES FUNDING TRAVEL, CONFERENCES, AND MEETINGS ACADEMIC AND JOURNALISTS ABROAD.

To award scholarships to seniors graduating from 2 high schools in Virginia

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IS AN INDEPENDENT, INTERNATIONAL, MULTIDISCIPLINARY COMMUNITY OF RESEARCHERS CONDUCTING BASIC RESEARCH ON SPOKEN AND WRITTEN LANGUAGE. EXCHANGING IDEAS, FOSTERING COLLABORATIONS AND FORGING PARTNERSHIPS ACROSS THE SCIENCES, IT PRODUCES GROUNDBREAKING RESEARCH THAT ENHANCES OUR UNDERSTANDING OF, AND REVEALS WAYS TO IMPROVE OR REMEDIATE, SPEECH PERCEPTION AND PRODUCTION, READING AND READING DISABILITIES, AND HUMAN COMMUNICATION.

THE POCANTICO CENTER IS MANAGED BY THE AS PART OF ITS AGREEMENT WITH THE NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION, ENTERED INTO IN 1991, UNDER WHICH THE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RENOVATION, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION OF THIS HISTORIC SITE. IT ALSO SERVES AS A COMMUNITY RESOURCE, AND OFFERS PUBLIC ACCESS THROUGH A VISITATION PROGRAM, LECTURES AND CULTURAL EVENTS. IN 2021, DUE TO COVID-19, THE VISITATION PROGRAM CONTINUED TO BE CEASED. DURING 2021, 23 PUBLIC PROGRAMS WERE HELD, INCLUDING 2 FORUM/LECTURE/SYMPOSIUMS, 5 RESIDENCIES, 4 SUMMER PERFORMANCES, 3 SMALL PERFORMANCES, 1 COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND EDUCATION PROGRAM, AND 8 OTHER EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. THE PUBLIC PROGRAMS HELD IN 2021 INCLUDE BOTH IN-PERSON AND VIRTUAL PROGRAMS.

THE PRIMARY MISSION THE UNION IS TO ORGANIZE EMPLOYEES AND NEGOTIATE CONTRACTS ON THEIR BEHALF COVERING WAGES, BENEFITS, HOURS, AND CONDITIONS EMPLOYMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS, USAGES, AND REQUIREMENTS THE IBT, AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BEST INTERESTS THE LABOR MOVEMENT.

TO OPERATE PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL Programs IN THE NEW YORK CITY METROPOLITAN AREA.

The mission is to provide access to high-quality education for anyone who seeks it.

As mission is to advance social and economic justice and community empowerment through innovative, collaborative, neighborhood-based representation and advocacy.

Culturally diverse theatrical performances.

TO STIMULATE AND ENCOURAGE STUDY AND PRESENTATION OF PERFORMING AND FINE AND PUBLIC INTEREST AND PARTICIPATION THEREIN. TO FOSTER AND SUPPORT IN COMMUNITY AND TO SERVE AS A PORTAL TO FOR RESIDENTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS.

PROVIDE RESOURCES, BUSINESS EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS.

ACTIVE SUPPORT OF WESTERN NEW YORK EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, AND BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES.

SOLVES SOME OF THE BIGGEST CHALLENGES FACING EDUCATION AND THE ECONOMY BY BRINGING EDUCATION, BUSINESS, AND COMMUNITY LEADERS TOGETHER TO TRANSFORM THE HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE.

CHI, . PROVIDES AND HUMAN SERVICES THAT SUPPORT SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE.

TO ENCOURAGE AND ENHANCE ACADEMICS, ATHLETICS, THE ARTS, TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER PROGRAMS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE TARRYTOWNS. THE FOUNDATION IS COMMITTED TO ENRICHING THE LEARNING EXPERIENCES SO THAT ALL STUDENTS CAN EXCEL.

PROMOTES PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ON ISSUES CONCERN TO AMERICANS, TO ELIMINATE PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION. IN ADDITION, PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO ENTER INTO COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC SERVICE.

THE NEW YORK CITY CHAPTER THE SERVES FROM THE NYC METRO AREA WHO WANT TO NETWORK WITH OTHER STATERS, RAISE MONEY FOR THE MICHAEL D FERUGIO SCHOLARSHIP FUND, VOLUNTEER FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE EVENTS, AND MAINTAIN A CONNECTION TO .

THE AAA-ICDR FOUNDATION, INC, SUPPORTS THE USE AND IMPROVEMENT OF PROCESSES IN THE USA AND INTERNATIONALLY, INCLUDING: FOSTERING MEASURES THAT REDUCE POTENTIAL ESCALATION, MANAGE AND RESOLVE CONFLICTS; EXPANDING THE USE OF GRANTMAKING: EXPENSES INCURRED DIRECTLY RELATED TO GRANT-MAKING.THE 2019 GRANT CYCLE FOCUSED ON INNOVATIVE AND REPLICABLE PROPOSALS THAT PROVIDE: ADR VULNERABLE AND UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS AND ADR COMMUNITY FOCUSED . THE FOUNDATION REMAINED COMMITTED TO FUNDING HIGH QUALITY INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS IN FURTHERANCE OF ITS BROADER MISSION.

TO PROVIDE QUALITY and DANCE INSTRUCTION REGARDLESS ARTISTIC ABILITY OR ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH HALACHA,JEWISH RELIGIOUS LAW, TO PROMOTE IDEALS ORTHODOX JUDAISMWORSHIP AND PRACTICE

TO OPERATE A NON-PROFIT PRIVATE FOR STUDENTS AGED 2-10.

TO PROVIDE EXTRAORDINARY BENEFITS TO ALL IN OUR COMMUNITY.

FLORIA V. LASKY SYMPOSIUM PROJECT:TO CONVENE A GROUP OF NOT-FOR-PROFIT CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS IN NYC TO EXPLORE TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE, ITS BEST PRACTICES, AND THE POTENTIAL FOR BUILDING NEW CONNECTIONS BOTH INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY.FVL SYMPOSIUM PROJECT EXPENSE $43,545FVL AWARD $10,000

TO AID AND SUPPORT PLAYWRIGHTS, COMPOSERS, LYRICISTS, AND BOOKWRITERS FOR AMERICAN THEATER AT ALL STAGES OF THEIR CAREER THROUGH EDUCATION AND AWARENESS NATIONWIDE ENABLING THEM TO INSPIRE AND DRAMATICALLY CHANGE LIVES.

SUPPORT . SERVES AS A LIASON BETWEEN THE FAMILITIES, TEACHERS, AND ADMINISTRATORS AND THE BROADER COMMUNITY

MFJCs purpose is the development of the social capital of the people, its communal, cultural, and professional leadership, and the fostering of connectedness globally, including the propagation of the Hebrew language.

SOCIAL MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH THE COMMON INTERESTS INCLUDING HUNTING, FISHING COMPETITIVE SHOOTING. THE PROVIDES A VARIETY OF RECRETIONAL ACTIVITIES EVENTS TO BENEFIT ITS MEMBERS, THE LOCAL COMMUNITY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

TO ENCOURAGE AND PRESERVE PROFESSION AS A CAREER BY OFFERING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, GRANTS AND AWARDS, OFFERING GUIDANCE ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS AND OTHERS, OFFERING PROVISION RELATED WORK EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENTS OR OTHERS PURSUING A CAREER IN .

Sullivan Renaissance - Program intended to enhance the appearance of Sullivan County while fostering community development and collaboration. Sullivan Renaissance is a beautification and community development program that provides communities in Sullivan County with seed money for beautification projects. A limited number of proposals are funded each year under a competitive process overseen by the Sullivan Renaissance program. For the most part, the will make grants to 501(c)(3) charities and/other organizations to facilitate the beautification program; however, the will, at times, incur direct expenditures related to the beautification projects. On Part XV of the Form 990-PF, a variety of grants are listed to organizations that are not public charities. For the year ending December 31, 2021, expenditure responsibility reporting was maintained for these grants, which are included in Statement 13.

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