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151		Farmington Hills, MI
152		CHICAGO, IL
153		Milroy, MN
154		ROANOKE, VA
155		MILWAUKEE, WI
156		Des Moines, IA
157		Mount Airy, MD
158		Rockville, MD
159		NEW MARTINSVILLE, WV
160		Falls Church, VA
161		ASHBURN, VA
162		TOWSON, MD
163		RIVER FOREST, IL
164		AUDUBON, IA
165		CONCORD, NC
166		New Palestine, IN
167		CHAMPAIGN, IL
168		CIRCLE PINES, MN
169		WARRENTON, VA
170		CARMEL, IN
171		HAVRE DE GRACE, MD
172		Wilmington, DE
173		DUBLIN, OH
174		LOUISVILLE, KY
175		LOUISVILLE, KY
176		HAMILTON, OH
177		MARIETTA, OH
178		COLUMBUS, OH
179		Tipp City, OH
180		WEST LAFAYETTE, IN
181		WESTERVILLE, OH
182		GREENCASTLE, IN
183		Grove City, OH
184		West Chester, OH
185		Worthington, OH
186		COLUMBUS, OH
187		BEREA, OH
188		CINCINNATI, OH
189		LEBANON, OH
190		TOLEDO, OH
191		WILMINGTON, DE
192		Baltimore, MD
193		Arlington, VA
194		ROSEVILLE, MN
195		LITHOPOLIS, OH
196		COLUMBUS, OH
197		CHILLICOTHE, OH
198		WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, OH
199		Des Moines, IA
200		CANTON, OH

TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE CITIZENS OF BY PROVIDING GRANTS THAT ADVANCE PUBLIC HEALTH, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, AND EDUCATION IN .

GRANTS AWARDED TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT THE YOUTH, ANIMALS, PERFORMING ARTS, AND COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS.

was charitable contributions and grants given 12569 was expenses for Insurance and repairs Net Assets increased for field upkeep and additions

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.

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.

The (TPPM) is making the world a better place through kindness to animals. TPPM is a nonprofit organization dedicated to keeping pets in their homes and out of shelters with proactive programing. We receive financial support through private donations, corporate sponsorships, and grants. Our management team is an unsalaried board of directors.

charitable foundation that provides educational assistance to Maasai children in Tanzania . We feed approxiamtely 1,500 children each day at school, have library and computer lab use by students and teachers.

To provide aid, shelter, and relief to the distress of orphaned refugees, asylees, or immigrants.

A COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATION DESIGNED TO DEVELOP AND PROVIDE A PERMANENT SOURCE OF SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING FOR THE PUBLIC .

TO PROVIDE SEED FUNDING FOR PUBLISHING BOOKS, SPECIALIZED JOURNALS AND FOSTERING RESEARCH FOCUS ON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND GLOBAL HUMAN RIGHS CONDITIONS. ALSO, PROVIDE FUNDS FOR CONFERENCES

LOCATE, DIGITIZE, PRESERVE, COLLECT AND MAKE ACCESSIBLE THE ACCUMULATED WISDOM OF THE REGION, WITHOUT DISTINCTION AS TO SCRIPT, LANGUAGE, RELIGION, NATIONALITY, OR OTHER PHYSICAL CONDITION. THE OBJECTIVES OF THE INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: ADDRESSING HERITAGE LOSS DUE TO ENVIRONMENT, IGNORANCE, AND DESTRUCTION, SAVING AND SHARING INVALUABLE TREASURES TO CONNECT PEOPLE GLOBALLY, AND PROVIDING CONTINUAL ACCESS FREE AT WWW.PANJABDIGILIB.ORG.

FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

THE MISSION OF THE IS SECURING AND STEWARDING GIFTS AND GRANTS TO THE BENEFIT OF THE ASSOCIATION, A 501 (C)3 EXEMPT ORGANZIATION.

ACADEMYS MISSION IS TO INSPIRE AND EDUCATE K-12 STUDENTS AND ADULTS BY IMMERSING THEM INTO THE RICHNESS OF CLASSICAL LANGUAGE AND THUS ALLOW THEM TO EARN LANGUAGE CREDITS. IT IS AN EDUC ORG WHICH PRINTS AND DISTRIBUTES BOOKS TO TEACH THE LANGUAGE

Our mission is to promote and support quality public in Brandywine and Sugar Creek Townships. The has identified three key areas of support. (1) To support teacher innovation in their classrooms through a Teacher Mini-Grant program. Each fall teachers have the opportunity to apply for funds that will impact student learning in their classroom. These grants typically run between $200-$500. (2) To fund professional development in each of the Schools. Each year, schools are granted funds to support school leaders to implement high quality professional development. (3) At one time, there was a need to assist eligible students with the fees for advanced placement and dual credit courses. This area presently is not an area of need; therefore, the has sought other areas to support the Schools.

ESTABLISHED UNDER THE TERMS OF THE WILL OF . . ACCORDING TO THE PROVISIONS IN THE WILL, THE TRUSTEE WILL LEASE AND MANAGE THE FARM LAND REAL ESTATE. THE TRUSTEE SHALL DISTRIBUTE THE NET INCOME ANNUALLY FROM SAID FARM LAND AFTER NECESSARY EXPENSES AND INCLUDING A REASONABLE RESERVE FUND FOR THE NEXT CROP YEAR, 1/3 EACH TO THE FOLLOWING NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS:1) ILLINOIS CHURCHES IN ACTION, 2)ILLINOIS GREAT RIVERS ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. CONFERENCE BOARD OF GLOBAL MINISTRIES AND 3)CONFERENCE BOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRY, WHICH SHALL DISTRIBTE SAID FUNDS AS SCHOLARSHIPS OR GRANTS FOR ILLIOIS MINISTERIAL STUDENTS TO ATTEND METHODIST/WESLEYAN SEMINARIES.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO THE SERVED BY THE SCHOOL DISTRICT #12.

THE INVESTS IN THE COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING GRANTS RELATED TO FOUR PRIORITY AREAS INCLUDING ACCESS TO , CHILDHOOD WELLNESS, MENTAL AND SENIOR SERVICES. COMPETITIVE FLEXIBLE FUNDING GRANTS ASSIST NONPROFITS AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO BETTER SERVE THEIR COMMUNITIES. MAKE IT HAPPEN! GRANTS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANTS, AND NON-COMPETITIVE PRIORITY GRANTS ENHANCE VITALITY AND SERVICE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. DURING FISCAL YEAR 2021, 279 GRANTS WERE AWARDED AND PAID.

RECEIVES AND ADMINISTERS FUNDS FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, ALL FOR PUBLIC WELFARE, WITH SPECIFIC PURPOSES TO BENEFIT CHRISTIAN EDUCATION BY (A) PROVIDING AID DIRECTLY THROUGH GIFTS AND GRANTS TO CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS, (B) PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS ATTENDING CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS, AND (C) PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHRISTIAN STUDENTS ATTENDING COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.

CONSTRUCTION OF HOUSES FOR ORPHANS IN ZAMBIA. GATHERING CONSTRUCTION, EDUCATIONAL, AND CLOTHING SUPPLIES AND SHIPPING THEM TO THE VILLAGE OF HOPE IN ZAMBIA. SUPPORTING ONE MISSIONARY FAMILY IN ZAMBIA WHO OVERSEE AND MANAGE THE WORK THERE. RECRUITING SHORT TERM MISSIONARIES WHO PROVIDE CONSTRUCTION SKILLS, SOCIAL WORK SKILLS, EDUCATIONAL SKILLS, AND OTHER TRAINING AND MENTORING SKILLS. CASH GRANTS WERE MADE TO THE VILLAGE OF HOPE IN ZAMBIA TO SUPPORT THE OPERATION OF THE ORPHANAGE.

We are a public charity that accept donations from individuals and companies and then make grants out to U.S. charities..

ESTABLISH, MAINTAIN AND OPERATE A COMPUTERIZED LIBRARY NETWORK AND TO (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) PROMOTE THE EVOLUTION OF LIBRARY USE, OF LIBRARIES THEMSELVES AND OF LIBRARIANSHIP, AND TO PROVIDE PROCESSES AND PRODUCTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF LIBRARY USERS AND LIBRARIES, INCLUDING SUCH OBJECTIVES AS INCREASING AVAILABILITY OF LIBRARY RESOURCES TO INDIVIDUAL LIBRARY PATRONS AND REDUCING THE RATE-OF-RISE OF LIBRARY PER-UNIT COSTS, ALL FOR THE FUNDAMENTAL PUBLIC PURPOSE OF FURTHERING EASE OF ACCESS TO AND USE OF THE EVER-EXPANDING BODY OF WORLDWIDE SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION.

THE RAISES FUNDS AND AWARDS GRANTS IN SUPPORT OF HOSPITALS, .

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT LIBRARY.

TO AID IN SUPPORT PUBLIC AND TO SCHOOLS OR PROGRAMS FOR PROMOTION READING

THE MEMORIAL ENCOURAGES PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT OF MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND RELATED SERVICES. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE RAISING FUNDS, FUND STEWARDSHIP AND MAKING GRANTS TO IMPROVE CARE IN THE MID-OHIO VALLEY.

OCR IS DEDICATED TO THE CURE AND PREVENTION OF BY PROVIDING CRITICAL SEED MONEY FOR GROUNDBREAKING IDEAS. OVER 8 MILLION IN GRANTS HAS GENERATED OVER 780 MILLION FROM OTHER SOURCES BASED ON PROJECT SUCCESS

Grants for special organizations and to various charities in memory of deceased members.

TO SUPPORT THE ATHLETIC PROGRAMS AT THROUGH GRANTS FOR EQUIPMENT AND FACILITY MAINTENANCE AND UPGRADES.

SECURE THE FUTURE OF THE WESTRVILLE PUBLIC WITH A FOCUS ON INCREASING CHILDHOOD LITERACY WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.

THE IS A NONPROFIT PUBLIC CHARITY ESTABLISHED IN 1985 TO ADMINISTER FUNDS, AWARD GRANTS AND PROVIDE DEVELOPMENT, ENRICHING THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND STRENGTHENING IN .

Provide scholarships and grants The organization provides scholarships to students who attend within the district to assist with their collegiate education. The organization

To provide grants to local community service organizations. To make contributions to foundations to support the eradication polio. To award scholarships to local students for college. Additional community and vocational service projects.

To promote use and awareness Libraries and provide financial support to services and programs

ISSUED GRANTS AND/OR SCHOLARSHIPS.

IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS SERVED BY BEREA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. DISBURSEMENTS BY ARE MADE TO SCHOOLS IN DISTRICT FOR EDUCATIONAL PROJECT GRANTS REQUESTS SUBMITTED BY TEACHERS, STAFF, AND STUDENTS AND TO STUDENTS OF DISTRICT FOR COLLEGE AND OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS.

THEATRICAL/STAGE STUDY GRANTS

ADMINISTRATION OF A VARIETY OF CHARITABLE FUNDS AND DISTRIBUTES INCOME FROM ENDOWMENT FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

AS A OF TOLEDO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, INC., EXEMPT PURPOSE OF IS TO FURTHER MISSION OF TOLEDO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, INC. IN SERVING PEOPLE OF NORTHWEST OHIO AND SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO OTHER TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS.

GRANTS PROVIDED TO THE INSTITUTE FREE

SOLICIT/RECEIVE CONTRIBUTIONS/GRANTS FROM GENERAL PUBLIC TO HOLD, INVEST AND ADMINISTER THESE FUNDS AND PAY EXPENDITURES FOR AND SERVE IN ADVISORY ROLE TO PRESIDENT.

SPREAD THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST AND KNOWLEDGE OF CHRIST BY BOOKS MEDIA SEMINARS TEACHING EVANGELISM DISCIPLING AND OUTREACH ENCOURAGE CHRISTIANS GODLY

PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH THE AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS TO ATTEND EDUCATION CONFERENCES AND TRAINING PROGRAMS IN THE FIELD NEUROLOGY AND . THE EDUCATION FOUNDATION SUPPORTS EDUCATIONAL ENDEAVORS THROUGH UNRESTRICTED EDUCATIONAL GRANTS AND GIFTS RECEIVED FROM PHYSICIANS, CORPORATIONS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

PROVIDE FOR A LIBRARY TO SERVE LOCAL RESIDENTS.

ISSUED FIVE GRANTS FOR , SEMINARS AND EDUCATION WITH FOCUS ON ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATOLOGY.

TO DISTRIBUTE GRANTS TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS, CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, OR GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES, LOCATED IN ROSS COUNTY, OHIO, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HAPPINESS AND WELFARE OF THE CITIZENS OF ROSS COUNTY, OHIO.

THE ORGANIZATION USES THEIR FUNDS TO GIVE GRANTS TO AREA NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

P.E.O. is a philanthropic organization where women celebrate the advancement of women; educate women through scholarships, grants, awards, loans and stewardship of Cottey College; and motivate each other to achieve their highest aspirations.

TO MAINTAIN A WITH A LIBRARY AS A SOURCE OF FREE GARDENING INFORMATION, TO UNITE THE CLUBS AND INDIVIDUALS IN THE COMMON INTEREST OF HOME AND COMMUNITY BEAUTIFICATION, AND TO ENCOURAGE AND TRAIN OUR YOUTH IN APPRECIATION OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES.

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