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51		WESTPORT, CT
52		ROSELAND, NJ
53		MANHASSET, NY
54		Delmar, NY
55		South Hero, VT
56		Lockport, NY
57		Albany, NY
58		GREENWICH, CT
59		BROOKLYN, NY
60		LAKEWOOD, NJ
61		Pelham, NY
62		SOMERVILLE, MA
63		Spencer, MA
64		NEW YORK, NY
65		AVON, CT
66		NEWARK, NJ
67		MERRICK, NY
68		NASHUA, NH
69		Albany, NY
70		CLIFTON PARK, NY
71		TOTOWA, NJ
72		STATEN ISLAND, NY
73		BROOKLYN, NY
74		MANSFIELD, MA
75		BRAINTREE, MA
76		Monsey, NY
77		FRESH MEADOWS, NY
78		Burlington, MA
79		Newburyport, MA
80		ALBANY, NY
81		NEW HAVEN, CT
82		GREENWICH, CT
83		Avon, CT
84		NORTH ANDOVER, MA
85		PORT EWEN, NY
86		WESTPORT, CT
87		SELLERSVILLE, PA
88		Alexandria, VA
89		Oak Brook, IL
90		Minneapolis, MN
91		HAZLETON, PA
92		Harrisburg, PA
93		ARLINGTON, VA
94		PITTSBURGH, PA
95		BROWNSBURG, IN
96		MADISON, WI
97		LIME SPRINGS, IA
98		COLUMBUS, OH
99		GASTONIA, NC
100		WORMLEYSBURG, PA

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TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT THE ARTS AND MEDICAL SCIENCES BY MAKING GRANTS AND DISTRIBUTIONS TO SUPPORTED ORGANIZATIONS FOR USE IN THEIR CHARITABLE OPERATIONS.

THE PURPOSE OR PURPOSES FOR WHICH THIS CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED ARE AS FOLLOWS, TO WIT: TO PROMOTE AND IMPROVE THE EDUCATION, HEALTH, SPIRITUAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND LIVING CONDITIONS OF THE INHABITANTS OF REMOTE AND UNDERDEVELOPED VILLAGES AND RURAL AREA IN AFRICA THROUGH DIRECT ACTION, BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF WATER WELLS, POTABLE WATER FACILITIES, SEWAGE AND SANITARY FACILITIES, PROVISION OF BOOKS, INSTRUCTIONAL AND OTHER SCHOOL SUPPLIES, CONSTRUCTION, PURCHASE AND MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL, HOUSING AND COMMUNITY BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES, CONTRIBUTION TO, AND COOPERATION WITH RECOGNIZED CHARITABLE GOVERNMENTS AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS."

continued its mission of making a connection between the needs in our community and those with resources to share. Our two main programs, a community store and a book project, distribute like-new donations to those in need in our community. In 2021, gave away, free of charge, $290,336 worth of donated clothing and housewares and $110,000 worth of donated books to people in need. This environmentally friendly business model keeps donations out of the landfill by recycling and re-purposing beautiful in-kind donations.We support individuals and families in poverty. This includes those leaving a shelter and setting up an apartment, refugee families who do not have access to basic essentials, as well as adults and children in Albany who dont have the means to purchase books for their home library. We supply these items free of charge to those living in poverty.In 2021, we could carry out our mission because:- $348,522 worth of clothing and housewares were d

To raise funds for and distribute said funds exclusively to the Community , the municipal of the Town of , Vermont (also known as the "Worthen ").

We build and construct 100% inclusive wheelchair accessible playgrounds in and around Western NY. We aide our communities in the advancement of inclusion through programs and grants to promote total inclusion for all kids and families. Every Child deserves the right to play.

DOES NOT ENGAGE IN ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. RATHER, IT ACCOMPLISHES ITS EXEMPT PURPOSE BY MAKING GRANTS TO IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) PUBLIC CHARITIES.

THE PRIMARY CHARITABLE ACTIVITY IS TO DISTRIBUTE CHARITABLE GRANTS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS PUBLIC CHARITIES.

WAS ESTABLISHED TO FOSTER INNOVATION ADVANCES EQUITY IN THE FIELDS OF ARTISTS ARCHIVES BY ADMINISTRATING THE FOLLOWNG; NURTURE DIVERSITY TRANSFORMATION IN THE FIELD BY FUNDING ARCHIVAL RESEARCH PROVIDING GRANTS TO ARCHIVES PROFESSIONALS. ENGAGE IN COLLABRATION FORMS PARTNERSHIPS THAT ADVANCE INNOVATION INCREASE ACCESS TO ARCHIVES, PRODUCES PUBLIC PROGRAMS THAT ENLIVEN EXPAND CONVERSATIONS AROUND ARTISTICS LEGACIES. THE ABOVE ARE ACCOMPLISHED BY; FOSTERING CONNECTIONS TO BUILD ARCHIVES NETWORKS AT BOTH GLOBAL LOCAL LEVELS. BEING AGILE REPONSIVE, ABLE TO ADOPT OUR PROGRAM TO EVOLVING PRACTICES CHANGING NEEDS

GIVES CHARITABLE GRANTS TO VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT UNDER 501 (C)(3) OF THE IRC.

HEAL ( ) provides grants and financial assistance to reduce canine homelessness and create more humane world. Under our mission we provide need-based financial assistance and grants to owners of dogs requiring veterinary care, so pets and families can stay together. Our mission focuses on the root causes of violence and cruelty in society and BUILD UP OUR YOUTH through humane education and participation in our TeachH... programs. Our mission is committed to reducing canine homelessness, cruelty, and shelter euthanasia rates by partnering with and providing grants, funding and resources to 501(c)(3) welfare organizations.

Our mission is to reduce sexual shame and normalize conversations about sex by fostering sex-positive art and education. Our largest program is a grants program that awards grants to sex-positive artistic and/or educational projects in the US.

To institute and sustain a close relationship between , teachers and students by planning student and family friendly events, raise funds for educational purposes and provide an unbiased forum for sharing information on issues that impact our children. We believe that a strong parent teacher organization offers a positive education experience for our children. Together as a network of and guardians we provide a wide range of support. Some examples include arranging and funding field trip transportation, supplying monthly "mini-grants" to teachers, creating Yearbooks, hosting student dances, coordinating Teacher Appreciation week and organizing fundraisers like Square One Art, Spirit Wear and Boosterthon. We also plan and fund Field Day, a day dedicated to students full of fun activities to celebrate the end of the year.

THE PLANS TO MAKE GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS, AND OFFER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY and EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS INSTITUTIONS IN ORDER TO HELP MAKE DREAMS BECOME A REALITY. ----------------------- SEE LIST OF GRANTS AWARDED IN SECTION XV 3

The Foundation expects it primarily will be engaged in making contributions grants to other Section 501(c)(3) organizations for charitable, educational /or scientific purposes.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS and GRANTS

RESPONSIBLE FOR OVERSEEING AND SUPPORTING ALL TEAMS AND EVENTS. IT IS THE ON-THE-GROUND, WORKING WITH SCHOOLS, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, BUSINESSES, AND COMMMUNITIES TO ENSURE THAT AS MANY NH STUDENTS AS POSSIBLE BENEFIT FROM THE EXPERIENCE. NH WILL MAKE LOANS, GRANTS AND OTHER DISTRIBUTIONS TO NH TEAMS. THESE DISTRIBUTIONS WILL BE MADE TO DEVELOP AND SUSTAIN TEAMS THROUGHOUT . THE DISTRIBUTIONS ARE INTENDED TO BE USED BY TEAMS FOR REGISTRATION FEES, ROBOT KITS AND MATERIALS, COMPETITION TRAVEL EXPENSES, STIPENDS FOR COACHES AND MENTORS, AND OTHER PROGRAM EXPENSES

THE FOUNDATION DOES NOT ENGAGE IN ANY DIRECT ACTIVITIES. IT ACCOMPLISHES ITS PURPOSE FUNCTION THROUGH GRANTS TO IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) CHARITIES.

corporation is formed for charitable purpose supporting educational and vocational needs underprivileged children through grants and will have power to raise funds, solicit contribution and conduct fundraising activities.

TO HELP THE NEEDY, OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, TO GIVE FINANCIAL AID AND CARE TO HOSPITALIZED VETERANS, VETERANS WHO WERE WOUNDED IN THE SERVICE OF OUR COUNTRY, FAMILIES OF VETERANS WHO DIED OR WERE WOUNDED IN THE SERVICE OF OUR COUNTRY, HANDICAPPED CHILDREN AND THE YOUTH OF THIS AND SUCH OTHER CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT UNDERTAKINGS AS APPROVED BY THE TRUSTEES OF THIS CORPORATION.TO RAISE AND TO ACCEPT BY GIFTS, DONATIONS, GRANTS, BEQUESTS AND DEVISES, MONEY OR PROPERTY TO BE USED FOR THE CHARITABLE AND BENEVOLENT PURPOSE ENUMERATED HEREIN.

To help disadvantaged families by providing financial assistance, and grants to charitable tax exempt organizations to help them lead more productive lives and return to a normal and safe way of living.

Provide emotional and material support of orphaned and other underprivileged individuals by providing for social- recreational programs, counseling and other needs, and providing grants to other organizations that work to promote these purposes.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS OR FELLOWSHIP GRANTS ON AN OBJECTIVE AND NON-DISCRIMINATORY BASIS TO STUDENTS OF SERIOUS PURPOSE AND FINANCIAL NEED (PREFERABLY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY) FROM MANSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS WHO ARE ATTENDING ANY SCHOOL, COLLEGE, GRADUATE SCHOOL OR OTHER ACCREDITED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION EXEMPT UNDER IRS CODE SECTION 501(C)(3).

We support research and education on social and economic challenges facing in our society in general, in early adulthood in particular by giving donation and grants in school, colleges, venues, and charitable organization.

Spreadings Awareness and Observance. Helping the needy with grants and loans to organizations and individuals. Working to spread observance of Kosher Laws. Maintaining Cemeteries in disrepair.

The Foundation will make gifts and grants for purposes described in 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code, primarily distributions of cash or other assets to qualified organizations for and educational purposes.

Help financiallydistressed individuals through a temporary crises Usually with interestfree for particular purpose paid directly to medical facility home repair auto repairtrainingedu inst etc3 grantsXIVA

The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable purposes as specified in section 501(C)3 of the IRS code. This is a family making grants to organizations within the US that will strengthen community and protect the environment.

PROVIDING GRANTS TO THE ASSOCIATION TO BE USED FOR ACTIONS RELATED TO GROWING THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE ORGANIZATION.

The purpose of is to make grants exclusively for charitable purposes, including but not limited to providing support for local and regional charitable organizations and other organizations that focus on social causes and issues.

The . plans to engage in grantmaking to support charitable, educational, and scientific activities, all of which further the 's tax-exempt purposes. No grants requiring IRS advance approval are contemplated.

Our mission is to relieve the economic hardship of struggling households, improve financial literacy, and promote economic self-sufficiency.

Mission: The will provide support for organizations with which we have gotten our hands dirty. We wish to create a to provide grants to organizations that we have vetted with our own volunteer hours.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR LOCATED IN

promotes public K-12 education in Atlantic and Cape May counties in New Jersey, through grants to school districts for lasting projects and programs in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Agriculture Technology, and Ecology.

TO RECEIVE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS, GRANTS, AND DONATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING, MAINTAINING, AND ADMINISTERING AN ENDOWMENT FUND AND OTHER FUNDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF , INC.

The APF seeks resources and grants to support activities to build and strengthen / community partnerships, promote officer performance, morale and effectiveness and ensuring the care and well being of the active and retired K9 dogs.

Charitable Grants to Sri Venkateswara Swami (Balaji) Temple

provides grants to youth-serving projects and provides collaborative consulting on capacity building projects so that the organizations can make a greater impact with the youth they serve and for the community. We also provide education, training and support for our donor so that they can become more effective consultants and philanthropists.

TO MAKE GRANTS TO CHARITIES ORGANIZED TO BENEFIT THE COMMUNITIES LOCATED IN NORTHEASTERN AND CENTRAL PENNSYLVAN

Exclusively to provide cultural,social,civic,educational,artistic and literacy activities to the city of Harrisburg and Capital Region, while fostering national and/or international sporting activities and preventing cruelty to children and animals.

THE AFFORDS MEMBERS AND OTHERS AN INCOME TAX DEDUCTION FOR CONTRIBUTIONS OF FUNDS TO BE USED FOR SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. THE LIBRARY FUNCTION OF THE IS MANAGED BY THE . THE WAS QUALIFIED BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE ON FEBRUARY 26, 1979, AS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAX UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. THE OFFICERS OF THE SERVE AS TRUSTEES. AS FUNDS PERMIT THEY WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR SUCH USES AS SCHOLARSHIPS AND RESEARCH GRANTS. THE CAS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AND THE REINSURANCE PRIZE ARE CURRENTLY FUNDED BY THE .

SUPPORT OF COMPOSERS, PERFORMERS AND PRESENTERS OF THROUGH GRANTS AND AWARDS NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, YOUNG PROFESSIONALS AND ENSEMBLES AND OTHER PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS; INCLUDING REASONABLE AND NECESSARY ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

TO ENGAGE IN PROMOTION OF HEALTH BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO CHRONICALLY ILL CHILDREN AND/OR THEIR FAMILIES, CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DEVOTED TO IMPROVING WELL-BEING FOR VARIOUS ANIMALS, AND INDIVIDUALS INJURED IN MOTORSPORTS ACTIVITIES AND/OR THEIR FAMILIES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SIMILAR SERVICES.

BESTOW GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES OR ORGANIZATIONS IN NEED.

GRANTS AND GIFTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS LISTED ON ATTACHED DETAIL SHEETS. GIFTS WERE ALL TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, AND BENEFITED HUNDREDS OF HOWARD COUNTY RESIDENTS.

ENTITY PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER ENTITIES ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL OR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.

A HISTORY OF THE FAMILY OF GASTON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA THE . . HAS BEEN WRITTEN AS A GIFT TO THE GREATER GASTON COMMUNITY. THIS HISTORY HAS BEEN PUBLISHED THE BOOKS WILL BE GIFTED TO INDIVIDUALS ORGANIZATIONS.

INVESTMENT OF ENDOWMENTS TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO FOR USE IN GENERAL OPERATIONS, FACULTY COMPENSATION, FACILITIES AND IMPROVEMENTS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS. ENDOWMENT ALLOWED FOR A GRANT TO OF OVER $459,103.

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