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1		COVENTRY, CT
2		PORT WASHINGTON, NY
3		UNIONDALE, NY
4		BROOKLYN, NY
5		FLUSHING, NY
6		BROOKLYN, NY
7		HAUPPAUGE, NY
8		MONSEY, NY
9		ALBERTSON, NY
10		NEW HAVEN, CT
11		BROOKLYN, NY
12		HIGHLAND, NY
13		Liberty, NY
14		Rochester, NY
15		SYRACUSE, NY
16		WHITESVILLE, NY
17		WEST TISBURY, MA
18		HORNELL, NY
19		ONEONTA, NY
20		New York, NY
21		NEW YORK, NY
22		CHERRY HILL, NJ
23		FAIR LAWN, NJ
24		WOBURN, MA
25		PRINCETON, NJ
26		Rumson, NJ
27		PASSAIC, NJ
28		WHIPPANY, NJ
29		MENDHAM, NJ
30		BOSTON, MA
31		NEW YORK, NY
32		PROVIDENCE, RI
33		NEW YORK, NY
34		BOSTON, MA
35		BOSTON, MA
36		DARTMOUTH, MA
37		Reading, MA
38		New York, NY
39		Easton, CT
40		New York, NY
41		BURLINGTON, MA
42		Plymouth, MA
43		BROOKLYN, NY
44		Dorchester, MA
45		BROOKLYN, NY
46		NEW YORK, NY
47		NEW YORK, NY
48		NEW YORK, NY
49		MELROSE, MA
50		SARATOGA SPGS, NY

TO PROVIDE A WIDE-RANGE OF LIBRARY SERVICES/PROGRAMS FOR COMMUNITY.

primary purpose is to raise funds to be disbursed as grants to other carefully screened not for profit organizations that provide a wide range services to residents . also rents space within its facility at below market rates to non profit organizations,helping them fulfill their missions. In March 2020, initiated and administered COVID-19 Response Fund to make COVID-19 emergency grants for food needs, housing costs and other expenses to existing and faith-based organizations that have strong experience supporting residents.

To foster quality public service in County, to enhance the public resources and services available, to effect economies in operations, to provide training and continuing education opportunities.

AWARDS GRANTS FOR ACTIVITIES PRIMARILY TO PHYSICIANS ASSOCIATED WITH MEDICAL CENTER.

TO MEMORIALIZE , . AND TO ENCOURAGE AND ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROMOTION OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES RELATIVE TO THE FIELD OF EMPLOYER-EMPLOYEE PRODUCTIVITY, COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, LABOR RELATIONS AND OTHER LABOR ORGANIZATION/LABOR UNION ACTIVITIES. THE ASSOCIATION RECEIVES, ADMINISTERS AND DISBURSES GIFTS AND GRANTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF SUCH ACTIVITIES.

GRANTS TO JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS

GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

TO SOLICIT AND ACCEPT CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS WHICH WILL BE USED TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES AND TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS AND INSTITUTIONS IN NEED FINANCIAL AID IN UKRAINE.

IT GRANTS MONEY TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. IT ACCOMPLISHES ITS EXEMPT PURPOSE BY GRANT MAKING TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.

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.

IS COMMITTED TO SAVING LIVES WORLDWIDE BY FACILITATING STEM CELL TRANSPLANTS TO PATIENTS WHOSE SOLE CHANCE OF SURVIVAL IS A TRANSPLANT. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS THAT ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THOSE FACING MEDICAL OR MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES SUCH AS CANCER AND TO THE ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED AND CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS SO AS TO EMPOWER AND ASSIST SUCH INDIVIDUALS IN MAINTAINING INDEPENDENCE, RESTORING FUNCTION, PRESERVING DIGNITY AND IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE. SAID SERVICES, PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES INCLUDE, MEDICAL REFERRALS; SUPPORT AND REHABILITATION SERVICES; FOOD DISTRIBUTION; AMBULANCE AND VOLUNTEER CAR TRANSPORT; AND THE FREE LOAN OF MEDICAL, PEDIATRIC DEVELOPMENT, AUGMENTATIVE COMMUNICATION AND REHABILITATION EQUIPMENT. SERVICES AND GRANTS INCLUDE PROMOTING ACCESS TO AND FACILITATING STEM CELL TESTING OF INDIVIDUALS FOR INCLUSION ON THE INTERNATIONAL WMDA REGISTRY.

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

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.

reference and research system, coordinate services and strengthen programs for libraries.

GRANTMAKER EDUCATION, RESEARCH and TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, COMMUNICATION and COOPERATION AMONG FUNDERS AND PARTNERSHIPS WITH GRANTSEEKERS

YOUTH and ADULT PROGRAMMING BOOK LENDING COMPUTER ACCESS

WAS CREATED BY TO MAKE CHARITABLE DONATIONS IN A WAY THAT REFLECTS THE VALUES AND INTERESTS OF THE OWNERS AND EMPLOYEES OF . THE IS ONE ASPECT OF OUR COMMITMENT TO OUR COMMUNITY AND TO SOCIAL CHANGE.THE DISTRIBUTES THE MAJORITY OF FUNDS TO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS, WITH A STRONG EMPHASIS ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING, LOCAL FOOD, AND RENEWABLE ENERGY. THE REMAINING FUNDS ARE DISTRIBUTED TO ORGANIZATIONS IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES: CONSERVATION and ENVIRONMENT, SCHOOLS and CHILDREN, HEALTH and SOCIAL SERVICES, ARTS and CULTURE, AND GLOBAL POVERTY RELIEF. WE ALSO KEEP A SET-ASIDE FOR EMERGENCY DISASTER RELIEF EFFORTS. 39 GRANTS WERE DISTRIBUTED DURING THE 2021-2022 FISCAL YEAR.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR ADEQUATELY AND EFFICIENTLY MANAGING, OPERATING AND CONDUCTING THE SAID PUBLIC .

GRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO VARIOUS LOCAL NOT-FOR-PROFITS FOR OPERATIONS AND SPECIFIC NEEDS; INCLUDING AMOUNTS TO THE LOCAL COLLEGES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, TO THE LOCAL HOSPITAL FOR SPECIAL FUNDING NEEDS, TO ALMOST EVERY CHURCH IN THE COMMUNITY, AND TO THE CITY OF ONEONTA TOWARDS THE COST OF ACQUIRING A NEW AMBULANCE. SEE ATTACHED LISTING (PDF ATTACHMENT).

To provide disaster assistance, grants to the needy on an objective need basis and develop and fund self-help projects.

Project grant to Asian American Writers Workshop,501c3 public charity to engage young adults in literary readings and workshops in the New York City area on socioeconomic issues.

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES CHARITABLE GRANTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS MISSION GUIDELINES.

THE (BCCLS) FACILITATES A FORWARD-THINKING PUBLIC STSTEM THROUGH COST-EFFECTIVE RESOURCE SHARING

GRANTS ARE MADE TO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FOR PURPOSES OF PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WHO ARE ENGAGED IN FULL TIME STUDIES.(SEE PART XV)

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 to exempt organizations for general charitable purposes.

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

THE ORGANIZATION IS A SUPPORTING WHICH MAKES GRANTS TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE JEWISH COMMUNITY OF GREATER METROWEST NJ, .

Medical expense grants for 7 private individuals

H.G. M.R. FOUNDATION MAKES GRANTS FOR BROAD CHARITABLE EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS.

THE FOUNDATIONS MISSION IS TO PROVIDE AID TO VICTIMS OF DISASTER, AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS, AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. TO FINANCE THESE GRANTS THE RECEIVES REVENUES PRIMARILY FROM AN ANNUAL SPECIAL EVENT, CONTRIBUTIONS AND INVESTMENT INCOME.

THE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE RAISING FUNDS BY SOLICITING CONTRIBUTIONS FROM RESIDENTS AT COOPERATIVE, INC. (), AND IN THE VICINITY OF . APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS OR GRANTS ARE INVITED FROM EMPLOYEES OF AND THEIR CHILDREN. A SELECTION COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF AT LEAST THREE PERSONS APPOINTED BY THE LEEF DIRECTORS THEN EVALUATE THE APPLICATIONS AND MAKES THE SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO THE APPLICANTS IT FINDS BEST QUALIFIED FROM FUNDS MADE AVAILABLE FOR THAT PURPOSE. MEMBERS OF THE SELECTION COMMITTEE MUST BE INDEPENDENT OF AND LEEF, HAVE KNOWLEDGE AND/OR EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD, AND BE GUIDED ONLY BY OBJECTIVE CRITERIA. GRANTS MAY NOT BE MADE TO BENEFIT , SUCH AS FOR RECRUITMENT OF NEW EMPLOYEES, RETENTION OF EXISTING EMPLOYEES OR TO COMPENSATE OR REWARD EMPLOYEES. ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED AT AND ITS VICINITY AND THERE MAY BE PERIODIC DRIVES AND APPLICATION PERIODS DESIGNATED IN EACH CALENDAR YEAR.

HELPING CHILDREN ACHIEVE LITERACY BY DISSEMINATING HIGH-QUALITY, COST-EFFECTIVE PROGRAMS FOR SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES - SEE ATTACHMENT B

GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3)

The purpose of the organization is to accept contributions in order to make grants and provide other assistance to benefit persons who are in need of financial assistance because of a personal crisis such as natural calamities or unexpected death of immediate family member.

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES: TO IMPROVE THE SCHOOL BUILDING STRUCTURE, PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION TO STUDENTS, HOSTEL FACILITIES, BUILING OF LABS, PROVIDING BOOKS AND COMPUTERS TO SCHOOLS WHICH HAVE MORE THAN 70% STUDENTS COMING FROM LOW INCOME STRATA OF SOCIETY. CULTURAL ACTIVITIES: THE MEMBERS WANT TO BUILD A CULTURAL ACTIVITY HALL WHERE THEY CAN PROVIDE FACILITIES GATHERINGS AND OTHER CULTURAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDING DANCE, DRAMA AND MUSIC PERFORMANCES. RENNOVATION OF THE VILLAGE TEMPLE IS REQUIRED AND THIS TEMPLE WILL BE A SOURCE PROVIDING SPIRITUAL HEALING. CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES: MANY OF VILLAGE RESIDENTS ARE IN NEED OF SUPPORT IN VARIOUS WAYS-SPIRITUAL, FINANCIAL, MEDICAL ETC. THIS SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY VOLUNTEERS. ALL DONATIONS MDE OUTSIDE US ARE MADE TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE EXEMPT UNDER CODE 80(G) OF INCOME TAX CODE IN INDIA.

To provide training, equipment, field maintenance, referee uniforms, registration, supervision and organization for youth players in the area.

The makes grants principally directed towards the organization, sponsorship and promotion of public programs and public projects on the subject of the art of printmaking and the preservation and appreciation and collection of fine art prints. It works in tandem with the International Fine Print Dealers Association, a non-profit organization of the leading art dealers, galleries, and publishers in the field of fine prints who are committed to the highest standards of quality, ethics and connoisseurship and to promoting a greater appreciation of fine prints among collectors and the public. In doing so it provides a wider and more effective degree of public education in the field of fine art prints. Accordingly, the provides the funding for exhibitions , scholarly publications and catalogues, lectures and symposia, and curatorial internships in museums relating to prints and printmaking from its origins to its contemporary practice.

To provide grants and funding for adaptive, handicap-accessible vehicles for disabled active duty service members and veterans of the United States Armed Forces, and to provide other support for the same.

Carry out fundraising activities in the U.S. and provide grants in support of improved local education in Lebanon. Its goal is to eliminate educational inequality while fostering youth leadership and promoting civic engagement,particularly in rural Lebanon.

TO PROVIDE COMPANIONSHIP, CONNECTION AND COMPASSION TO ASIAN IMMIGRANTS SO THAT THEY CAN MAINTAIN GOOD PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH. WE WORK TOGETHER AND STRIVE TO CREATE A FRIENDLY AND LOVING ATMOSPHERE FOR SENIORS WITH A DEEP UNDERSTANDING THE CHALLENGES THEY FACE.

Award grants to to fund educational projects

GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

PROVIDES ESL AND COMPUTER LITERACY CLASSES FOR IMMIGRANTS.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO POOR AND NEEDY FAMILIES. GRANTS TO NON FOR PROFIT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. LEGAL ASSISTANCE AND LEGAL RIGHTS INFORMATION TO INDIVIDUALS FACING DISCRIMINATION AND UNEQUAL LEGAL RIGHTS IN COURT.

ACCENT DANCE NYC, THE DBA OF THE ORGANIZATION, HAS CREATED A SPECIALIZED DANCE CURRICULUM FOR ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE UNDERSERVED PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMUNITIES OF NEW YORK CITY LOWER WESTCHESTER. A PROGRAM DURING THE SCHOOL DAY, OR AFTER SCHOOL HAS BEEN IMPLEMENTED WITH DANCE UNITS IN BALLET, SALSA, TANGO HIPHOP WITH PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT LITERACY COMPONENTS. EACH DANCE RESIDENCY IS TAUGHT BY TEACHING ARTISTS. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO RUNS AN AFTER SCHOOL ARTS PROGRAM, EDUCATIONAL PERFORMANCES COMMUNITY PERFORMANCES IN VARIOUS VENUES.

TO INSPIRE AND EMPOWER UNDERSERVED FEMALE-IDENTIFYING STUDENTS TO BECOME EXCEPTIONAL GLOCAL STEM LEADERS, THROUGH HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES AND INTERACTIONS WITH PROFESSIONALS. STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT LIFE-CHANGING STEM AND STEAM CAREER POSSIBILITIES PAID INTERNSHIPS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM. 10 STUDENTS GAINED VALUABLE INSIGHTS WORKING WITH PROFESSIONALS IN VARIOUS STEM FIELDS. FACILITATED AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS, FIELD TRIPS, LEADERSHIP TRAINING, ONE-ON ONE MENTORSHIP PROGRAMS, VIRTUAL CONTINUATION THROUGH 2021: SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM, CLO LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS, AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS MENTORSHIP and COUNSELING PROGRAMS, MEAL DONATION EVENT (500 FAMILIES), 225+ STUDENTS AND FAMILIES DIRECTLY SERVED. ADMINISTRATION OF PROGRAMS AND ORGANIZED VOLUNTEER EFFORTS, SECURED IN-KIND DONATIONS: TIME, MENTORSHIP FINANCIAL AND ENGLISH LITERACY TRAINING PROGRAMS

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

PROVIDE GRANTS TO FUND INITIATIVES THAT WILL ENRICH CURRICULUM AND PROMOTE CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION FOR ALL STUDENTS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

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.

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