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1		INTERVALE, NH
2		BOSTON, MA
3		Worcester, MA
4		RICHMOND, MA
5		SALEM, MA
6		MATTAPOISETT, MA
7		Charlestown, RI
8		MALDEN, MA
9		MIDDLETOWN, CT
10		COVENTRY, CT
11		NEW HYDE PARK, NY
12		NEW YORK, NY
13		NEW YORK, NY
14		NEW YORK, NY
15		MANHASSET, NY
16		NEW YORK, NY
17		NEW YORK, NY
18		LAKEWOOD, NJ
19		GLENMONT, NY
20		ITHACA, NY
21		VESTAL, NY
22		ITHACA, NY
23		ONEONTA, NY
24		ROCHESTER, NY
25		ROCHESTER, NY
26		ROCHESTER, NY
27		WEST TISBURY, MA
28		SYRACUSE, NY
29		MONSEY, NY
30		Cumberland, RI
31		BOSTON, MA
32		CLINTON, NY
33		NEEDHAM,
34		Tewksbury, MA
35		FAIR LAWN, NJ
36		BUFFALO, NY
37		CHERRY HILL, NJ
38		Florham Park, NJ
39		NEW YORK, NY
40		Sherborn, MA
41		KATONAH, NY
42		FAIR LAWN, NJ
43		JERSEY CITY, NJ
44		CANTON, NY
45		TEANECK, NJ
46		CHATHAM, NJ
47		Natick, MA
48		CAPE ELIZ, ME
49		AVON, CT
50		LAKEWOOD, NJ

PROMOTION AND PROVISION OF PROGRAMS.

THE ORGANIZATION STRIVES TO IMPROVE THE COLLEGE EDUCATION EXPERIENCE BY AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUAL CHAPTER MEMBERS, GRANTS TO MEMBER CHAPTERS, SUPPORTING THE ANNUAL CONVENTION FOR THE CHAPTERS, AND ASSISTING IN PUBLICATIONS PROVIDED TO THE CHAPTERS AND MEMBERS OF THE FRATERNITY.

To support, develop and coordinate an integrated delivery system that includes multiple facilities and providers. To receive in trust, from whatever source, and administer gifts and grants, whether restricted or for a specific purpose. To promote services and programs that are charitable, scientific or educational and that address the physical and mental needs of the community at large, provided the corporation shall operate exclusively for the benefit of the Medical Center and other charitable organizations or hospitals that are under common control.

SUPPORT

THE ORGANIZATION WORKS TO PRESERVE, INTERPRET, AND EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE RESOURCES OF THE AREA BY PROVIDING GRANTS, PLANNING FOR CULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCE INTERPRETATION, OPERATING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS INCLUDING SOME THROUGH THE SALEM AND SAUGUS HISTORIC SITES, AND PROMOTING THE AREA IDENTITY AND THEMES THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTEGRATED MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAM. IT IS ENGAGED IN PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS THAT ASSIST THE NPS, LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, AND OTHERS IN CARRYING OUT THE PROGRAMS THAT RECOGNIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF RESOURCES WITHIN THE REGION.

To support the Free Public

To provide college scholarships to individual students and to provide grants to area public grade schools.

GRANTS TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS, MELROSE AND MALDEN CITY AGENCIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DESERVING STUDENTS

TO ASSIST AND PROMOTE THE WELL BEING THE INHABITANTS MIDDLESEX COUNTY AND ITS VICINITY BY AMONG OTHER ACTIVITIES, ENGAGING IN CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES AND EXTENDING FINANCIAL AID THROUGH GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS OR OTHER AID OR ASSISTANCE.

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

RAISING MONEY AND MAINTAINING A TO BE USED IN MAKING CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS, AND FOR ASSISTING WITH PROGRAMS IN THE AND IN THE UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT

THE WAS FOUNDED IN 1754 BY THE , (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)A CIVIC-MINDED GROUP FORMED IN THE BELIEF THAT THE AVAILABILITY OF BOOKS WOULD HELP THE CITY OF TO PROSPER.

PROMOTE THE EDUCATIONAL ENDEAVORS PS 234 AND PS 150 PUBLIC SCHOOLS BY MAKING GRANTS AND PROVIDING NON-FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE.

PART I LINE 10 ASSISTANCE GRANTSTO PROVIDE TEMPORARY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES OF MEMBERS OF THE RESERVES TO COMPENSATE FOR THE LOSS OF WAGES WHILE DEPLOYED ON ACTIVE DUTY.

THE , . (THE "") AWARDS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS WHO NEED FINANCIAL AID TO ATTEND COLLEGE. THE PAYMENTS ARE MADE DIRECTLY TO THE COLLEGE FOR TUITION, FEES, BOOKS, ROOM AND BOARD AND RELATED EXPENSES. THE COLLEGE IS AUTHORIZED IN CERTAIN CASES TO TURN A PORTION OF THE FUNDS OVER TO THE GRANTEE FOR THE PURCHASE OF BOOKS, SUPPLIES AND OTHER RELATED EXPENSES. CANDIDATES FOR AWARDS ARE NOMINATED ANNUALLY BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (OR COMPARABLE ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES) OF COMMUNITIES. THE DIRECTORS OF THE SELECT GRANTEES FROM THE LIST OF NOMINEES ON THE BASIS OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: 1) PERFORMANCE IN EXAMINATIONS SHOWING ABILITY AND APTITUDE FOR COLLEGE WORK, 2) RECOMMENDATION FROM SCHOOL PERSONNEL, 3) FINANCIAL NEED, AND 4) PRIOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE. DURING 2021, THE DISBURSED $1,880,019 IN SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 110 INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS.

GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

ORGANIZATION ONLY PAID GRANTS FROM AND HAS NO DIRECT OR INDIRECT EXPENSES ATTRIBUTABLE TO VARIOUS RECIPIENT PROGRAMS.

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

THE IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT 501(C)(3) THAT SEEKS TO TRANSFORM AND IMPROVE THE K-12 PUBLIC EDUCATION LANDSCAPE IN THE CAPITAL DISTRICT THROUGH THE SUPPORT AND SPONSORSHIP OF PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS AND OTHER NEW AND INNOVATIVE INITIATIVES THAT EXPAND OR STRENGTHEN EDUCATIONAL OPTIONS FOR HISTORICALLY UNDER-SERVED STUDENTS, FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES. IN SUPPORT OF THIS MISSION, THE WILL MAKE GRANTS THAT SUPPORT INITIATIVES DESIGNED TO GROW AND IMPROVE THE EDUCATION OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO FAMILIES IN THE CAPITAL DISTRICT.

TO STIMULATE, COORDINATE AND STRENGTHEN AND INFORMATION SERVICES WITHIN CAYUGA, CORTLAND, SENECA, TIOGA, AND TOMPKINS COUNTIES.

COOPERATIVE

EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS

TO AWARD GRANTS TO GRADUATES OF WALTON CENTRAL N

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO PROMOTE JEWISH LIFE AND SECURITY.

GRANTS TO PROMOTE JEWISH LIFE SECURITY.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO PROMOTE JEWISH LIFE SECURITY.

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.

TO INCREASE ADULT LITERACY RATES THROUGH EDUCATIONAL CONTENT, PROGRAM TRAINING AND ADVOCACY.

TO AWARD GRANTS TO EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS WHO QUALIFY UNDER IRC SECTION 501(C)3 EXEMPT ORGANIZATION STATUS

The RI organizes and supports teacher training, student activities and statewide community outreach in the area of . RI helps build the awareness of the need education and informs the public on the available resources to assist in making wise decisions, and related educational content.

Competitive - Provide competitive scholarships and grants to Arcanum members

TO RESPOND TO CRITICAL EMERGING NEEDS WOMEN GIRLS IN . THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH MONETARY GRANTS ALLOCATED TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WITH GOAL CREATING ECONOMIC, EDUCATIONAL,EMPLOYMENT, WELLNESS, PERSONAL GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN ALL AGES. ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO BUILDING A BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR AT-RISK WOMEN GIRLS THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS WITH NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS MANY INDIVIDUALS, BUSINESSES, ORGANIZATIONS WHO SUPPORT ORGANIZATION. ORGANIZATION WAS ABLE TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO APPROXIMATELY 9 LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO 501(C) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS FOR ESTABLISHED OR DEVELOPING PROGRAMS THAT ASSIST FAMILIES DEALING WITH CANCER.

To provide grants to other not-for-profits in Vermont that serve the poor and needy.

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

TO SUPPORT THE FOR THE PURCHASE BOOKS EQUIPMENT FOR STAFF SUPPORT

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT THROUGH GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND ACTIVITIES WHICH BENEFIT THE SCHOOL CHILDREN IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF , NJ ON AN OBJECTIVE AND NONDISCRIMINATORY BASIS.

Support

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

PROVIDE SERVICES AND PROGRAMS FOR RESIDENTS

TO PROVIDE MINI-GRANTS (UP TO $500) FOR ENVIRONMENTALLY-ORIENTED YOUTH SERVICE PROJECTS AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS.

TO CREATE, FORM AND ESTABLISH A PRIVATE TO PROMOTE, FURTHER AND SUPPORT SELECTED CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES THROUGH GRANTS, FUNDING AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS, INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS. THE FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC AND BENEVOLENT PURPOSES.

THE FOUNDATION RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT STUDENT PROGRAMS WHICH PROMOTE EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION FOR THE ,THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO FUND STUDENT FIELD TRIPS AND EXPERIENCES FOR

EDUCATION BY PROVIDING TRAINING TO AREA BUSINESSES AND MEMBERS ON E-COMMERCE, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, AND COMPUTER LITERACY. TOURISM DEVELOPMENT BY SEEKING GRANT FUNDING TO DEVELOP AND PROMOTE TOURIST ATTRACTIONS VIA AN EDUCATIONAL MULTIMEDIA APPROACH.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO "THE FOUNDATION", AN ISRAELI NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION. THE ORGANIZATION ENABLES FAMILIES TO CHOOSE HOME CARE FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES TO OTHER CHARITIES AND EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS.

Support with volunteer hours, grants, and activities for town Natick

To provide funding for the Cape Elizabeth town

THE GOAL OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO ENGAGE IN THE ACTIVITY OF PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR FURTHERING THE EDUCATION OF STUDENTS OF ALL BACKGROUNDS, FOR SUPPORT OF MULTICULTURAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDY INITIATIVES, FOR THE HEART OF HOPE SUPPORT GROUP FOR MOTHERS IN BEREAVEMENT AND LIKE-MINDED GROUPS, FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF ABUSE, AND THE AID OF ANY SUCH ACTIVITIES, AGENCIES, AND INSTITUTIONS ALREADY ESTABLISHED; AND TO UTILIZE ANY OTHER MEANS, PERSONS, OR AGENCIES WHICH SHALL FURTHER THE PURPOSES SET FORTH ABOVE. FROM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 9 - GRANTS AND SIMILAR AMOUNTS PAID: DURING THE 2015 FISCAL YEAR, DONATED 37,867 TO VARIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

MAKES GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES FOR ASSISTANCE TO THE INDIGENT, RELIGIOUS JEWISH EDUCATION, OR JEWISH CONGREGATIONAL SERVICES.

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