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151		MUNCIE, IN
152		DAVENPORT, IA
153		FALLS CHURCH, VA
154		HIGHLAND PARK, IL
155		MADISON, WI
156		ASHEBORO, NC
157		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
158		WOODBRIDGE, VA
159		Jacksonville, NC
160		NAZARETH, PA
161		Gillett, WI
162		NAPERVILLE, IL
163		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
164		READING, PA
165		BLOOMSBURG, PA
166		PITTSBURGH, PA
167		SOMERSET, PA
168		Pittsburgh, PA
169		NEW CUMBERLAND, PA
170		GREENSBURG, PA
171		STATE COLLEGE, PA
172		PITTSBURGH, PA
173		ERIE, PA
174		Evansville, IN
175		MILWAUKEE, WI
176		Glenview, IL
177		Mokena, IL
178		MINERVA, OH
179		CARY, NC
180		EAU CLAIRE, WI
181		EVANSVILLE, IN
182		SIOUX FALLS, SD
183		CASHIERS, NC
184		GRANT, MI
185		BOWIE, MD
186		ARLINGTON, VA
187		North Huntingdon, PA
188		MILWAUKEE, WI
189		Pickerington, OH
190		ROANOKE, VA
191		ROSEMONT, IL
192		POTOMAC, MD
193		GRAND BLANC, MI
194		LEESBURG, VA
195		Rock Island, IL
196		LINCOLN, NE
197		MILWAUKEE, WI
198		CHARLOTTE, NC
199		WELLSBORO, PA
200		MONTROSE, PA

PROMOTE FIELD RELIGION THROUGH AN ANNUAL PROFESSIONAL MEETING IN AUGUST, PUBLICATION AN ACADEMIC JOURNAL " RELIGION," MAINTENANCE A WEBSITE (WWW.SOCIOLOGYOFRELIGION.COM), AND AWARDING COMPETIVE GRANTS TO FURND PROMISING RESEARCH PROJECTS.

Provide new or gently used clothing, hygiene items and household goods at no or very low cost to low income individuals in the community. Monetary grants are given to other non-profit organizations in the community who serve low income individuals.

TO TEACH ADULTS THE BASIC SKILLS READING, WRITING, SPEAKING AND UNDERSTANDING ENGLISH IN ORDER TO EMPOWER THEM TO PARTICIPATE MORE FULLY AND CONFIDENTLY IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

TO EXPOSE YOUNG CHILDREN FROM LOW-INCOME NEIGHBORHOODS TO LITERATURE AND THE BENEFITS OF LITERACY SKILLS BY OPERATING A MOBILE CLASSROOM CALLED STORY BUS.

A CONSORTIUM OF MEMBERS THAT OFFERS IN THE AREAS OF DIGITAL CONTENT, RESOURCE SHARING, COLLABORATIVE PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT IN-SERVICE TRAINING, AND OTHER COOPERATIVE ACTIVITIES.

PROGRAMS

SUPPORT LOCAL AND COMMUNITY WITH PRIMARY FOCUS ON LITERACY.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE THROUGH GRANTS AND LOANS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE TRAINING AND ASSISTANCE TO CITIZENS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA

To address Countys underlying and pressing needs by supporting high-impact initiatives through strategic grants. To hold grantees accountable to produce date-driven results for success.

GRANTS TO 20 NAZARETH AREA ORGANIZATIONS

Grants to Veteran Hospital and Veteran nursing facility patient programs.

TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES GRANTS DESIGNED TO FOSTER ENCOURAGE THE PROVISION OF THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF PATIENT CARE BY HOSPITALS IN .

THE PURPOSE OF THE SHALL BE TO DEVELOP, PROMOTE, AND IMPROVE AND INFORMATION SERVICES, STAFF, AND THE PROFESSION OF LIBRARIANSHIP IN ORDER TO ADVANCE LITERACY AND LEARNING AND TO ENSURE ACCESS TO INFORMATION IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINA.

TO PROVIDE INCOME FROM FUND FOR SUPPORT FOR THE AND RELATED GROUNDS.

Distribute net income as follows: 60% to First Presbyterian Church for general church building property maintenance, 20% to The Bloomsburg Hospital, 10% to The Bloomsburg Public Library, 10% to The Bloomsburg Town Park Improvement Association.

MONTHLY GRANTS AND DISABLEMENT BENEFITS TO SURVIVORS AND TO HEROES WHO HAVE BEEN INJURED WHILE PERFORMING ACTS OF HEROISM. TOTAL 52 RECIPIENTS.

ADMINISTERS AND OPERATES NUMEROUS PROGRAMS IN WHICH FUNDS ARE RECEIVED DIRECTLY OR AS A SUB-RECIPIENT THROUGH GRANTS, CONTRACTS OR COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS. THROUGH ITS FUNDING, PROVIDES SUCH AS EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAMS, WEATHERIZATION, TRANSPORTATION AND FAMILY , AS WELL AS OTHER COMMUNITY INCLUDING HOUSING, FOOD AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE.

To raise funds for for purchase needed equipment and supplies

SUPPORT OF PUBLIC VIA DIRECT CASH CONTRIBUTIONS DIRECT PAYMENT OF INVOICES RELATED TO REPAIRS MAINTENANCE OF THE BUILDNG THUS ENABLING THE BUILDING TO SERVICE ALL PERSONNEL PATRONS.

TO MAKE GRANTS, GIFTS AND OTHER DISTRIBUTIONS FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.

THE PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION IS TO RECEIVE GIFTS FROM THE PUBLIC, AND USE THOSE GIFTS TOGETHER WITH PART OR ALL OF THE INCOME AND/OR APPRECIATION TO MAKE GRANTS TO OR IN SUPPORT OF NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHO ARE EXEMPT FROM TAX UNDER IRC SECTION 501 (C)(3)

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE IN MAINTAINING A LYCEUM AND EVENING READING ROOM AND EVENING CLASSES FOR THE INSTRUCTION AND BENEFIT AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE PEOPLE LIVING WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE OLD CITY OF ALLEGHENY, PA , NOW KNOWN AS THE NORTH SIDE OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH.

GRANTS TO VARIOUS CHARITIES

TO DISTRIBUTE MONEY MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND INSTRUMENTS TO NEEDY PATIENTS AND T0PROVIDE EDUCATION IN THE SCHOOLS BY WAY OF FILEMS SPEAKERS AND READING MATERIALS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE METHODS OF PREVENTION OF PROBLEMS AND TEACHING BETTER CARE BY PATIENTS

DEVELOP A SCHOLARSHIP FUND AT BROOKFIELD CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL AND MAKE GRANTS TO OTHER PUBLIC CHARITIES

provides scholarship funds for employees of Vi at The Glen who wish to take educational or vocational courses beyond high school while still employed at the Vi. Funds are usually paid directly to school attended. In 2021, 18 employees were awarded grants covering tuition, fees and books.

Our mission is to provide the voice our children by being their advocates. We help to empower and engage our families/community to better our schools academically with teacher grants, fun fairs and positive behaviors.

GRANTS FOR STUDENTS FOR EDUCATION

PROVIDED COMMUNITY GRANTS TO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO EMPOWER AND PROVIDE RELIEF TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS OR LIFE CHALLENGES IMPACTING THE QUALITY AND STABILITY THEIR HOUSING.

THE IS AN INDEPENDENT NON-PROFIT DEDICATED TO PROMOTING LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS BY:FOSTERING SUPPORTIVE RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT, ITS ALUMNI AND THE COMMUNITY; RAISING FUNDS TO PROVIDE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS, TEACHERS, AND STAFF; AWARDING GRANTS FOR INNOVATIVE PROJECTS.

THE EXISTS TO AWARD FINANCIAL GRANTS TO THE FOR SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT, EDUCATION, COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY PROGRAMS, AND FOR THE SUPPORT OF ITS PERSONNEL.

TO PROMOTE, ENCOURAGE, AND ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT, REFINEMENT, EXPANSION, AND CONTINUANCE OF THE CHILD INDENTIFICATION PROGRAM (SDCHIP); THE MODEL STUDENT ASSISTANCE TRAINING PROGRAM (MMSATP); THE AWARD OF COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL EXPNSES TO DESERVING AND QUALIFIED POST-SECONDARY STUDENTS; AND OTHERWISE SUPPORT THE PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE, AND PHILANTHROPIC ACTIVITIES OF THE GRAND LODGE THROUGH DIRECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND BY OPENING COMMUNICATION AND CONNECTING THOSE SUPPORTIVE OF SUCH PROGRAMS.

CHARITIES, INC (CRCC) PROVIDES NO FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE OF VALLEY, INC. CRCC SERVES AS THE RECIPIENT OF FUNDS RAISED BY THE ,SPONSORS FUND RAISING EVENTS, REVIEWS AWARD REQUESTS AND DISTRIBUTES GRANTS AND AWARDS.

Raise funds for

TRAINING AND RESEARCH: TRAINING FOR THOSE ENGAGED IN OR RELATED TO THE FIELD OF FIRE AND ARSON INVESTIGATION. PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND RESEARCH GRANTS

THE ACCOMPLISHES ITS CHARITABLE PURPOSES SOLELY THROUGH A PROGRAM OF MAKING CHARITABLE GIFTS AND GRANTS AND DOES NOT CONDUCT ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OR MAKE PROGRAM-RELATED INVESTMENTS. THE FOUNDATIONS DOES NOT ALLOCATE ANY OF ITS ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES TO DISBURSEMENTS FOR CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES.

Support-financial grants were provided to children diagnosed with Pediatric Brain Cancer; Awareness-Descriptive pamphlets and awareness materials provided to all even participants Treatment-funding for treatment and research to find a cure for pediatric brain cancer

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

To preserve and promote traditional Chinese culture; 2) To enhance the health and well-being of all people in our communities through spreading Chinese traditional mind and body practice - ; 3) To promote universal ideals of Truthfulness, Compassion and Tolerance.

THE ACADEMY IS A PRIVATE SCHOOL FOCUSED ON BREAKING THE CYCLE OF POVERTY THROUGH A MULTIGENERATIONAL APPROACH OF SUPPORTING THE WHOLE , IN ADDITION TO PROVIDING A QUALITY EDUCATION TO THE CHILDREN. THE FIRST COHORT AND THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 2031 STARTED IN AUGUST OF 2018. WE BELIEVE THE ACADEMY IS UNIQUE BECAUSE OF ITS FOCUS ON THE AND THE RESOURCES PROVIDED TO HELP OVERCOME THE BARRIERS AND BREAK THE CYCLE OF GENERATIONAL POVERTY. THE SCHOOL MODELS A TRADITIONAL ACADEMIC CURRICULUM FOR THE STUDENTS AND SUPPORTS THE THROUGH LIFE SKILLS CLASSES ASSESSMENTS, TRAINING, VOCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND JOB AND HOUSING RESOURCES. THE FAMILIES OF THE ACADEMY WILL HAVE RESOURCES MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH MANY COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS. WE BELIEVE SUPPORTING THE WITH CHILDCARE BENEFITS, A SAFE HOUSING ENVIROMENT, FINANCIAL LITERACY, AND STRONG ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES THEY WILL BE SUCCESSFUL AT SUSTAINING A LIVIABLE WAGE AND LIFESTYLE.

AWARDS AND ADMINISTERS FOR GRADUATE ORTHOPAEDIC EDUCATION.

MAKES GRANTS TO OTHERS

TO EMBRACE ANY ORPHANED GIRL CHILD IN THE 5-7 YEAR AGE GROUP, IRRESPECTIVE OF HER CASTE, COLOUR, CREED, OR ETHNICITY, AND TO RAISE HER AS OUR OWN, PROVIDING HER WITH FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, EDUCATION, AND HEALTH CARE. TO DEVELOP AND STRENGTHEN A COMPREHENSIVE, CONVERGENT, SUSTAINABLE, AND PARTICIPATORY RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. TO EMPOWER RURAL WOMEN AND YOUTH. TO HELP REDUCE POVERTY AND INCREASE ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE THROUGH MICRO-CREDIT PLANNING, INCOME GENERATION SCHEMES, AND VILLAGE-LEVEL ENTERPRISE. TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTHCARE THROUGH PREVENTIVE AND PROMOTIONAL MEASURES, AND PROVIDE PRIMARY HEALTHCARE SERVICES FROM DISPENSARIES. TO STRENGTHEN LOCAL SELF-GOVERNANCE. TO CREATE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS AND IMPLEMENT NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT. TO IMPROVE EDUCATION STANDARDS AND FACILITIES, PROMOTE LITERACY, AND OFFER VALUE-BASED EDUCATION. TO PROMOTE AND FACILITATE SOCIAL JUSTICE. TO EMPOWER MEN, WOMEN, YOUTH, AND CHILDREN TO UPLIFT THEMSELVES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES BY IN

REVIEWED THE INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO FOR THE FUND AND INITIATED CHANGES TO INCREASE INCOME FOR FUTURE GRANTS.

Thirteen academic scholarship grants were awarded in 2021 ranging between 1500 and 2000

To stimulate interest in history arts for support through solicitation gifts grants. bequests.

TO OPERATE FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO INCREASE THE IMPACT OF WOMEN LEADERS IN OUR COMMUNITY, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, MAKING SPECIFIC GRANTS TO: (A) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS; INCLUDING EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR CHARITABLE OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, THAT SUPPORT UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION AND FUND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR FEMALE STUDENTS, PROFESSIONAL WOMEN, AND WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS; AND (B) OTHER TAXEXEMPT ENTITIES SEEKING TO PROVIDE RESOURCES FOR WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS.

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.

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Proceeds are presented to the Montrose Local Library Construction project as well as other community projects.

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