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1		Charlotte, VT
2		BOSTON, MA
3		HOPEDALE, MA
4		Middleboro, MA
5		ORANGE, CT
6		REDDING, CT
7		NEW HAVEN, CT
8		LONG BRANCH, NJ
9		NEW YORK, NY
10		NEW YORK, NY
11		NEW YORK, NY
12		NEW YORK, NY
13		NEW YORK, NY
14		MANHASSET, NY
15		ALBANY, NY
16		SHARON SPGS, NY
17		JAMESTOWN, NY
18		HUNTINGTON, NY
19		Westfield, NJ
20		Garden City, NY
21		COHASSET, MA
22		MONSEY, NY
23		SHREWSBURY, MA
24		Staten Island, NY
25		WICKATUNK, NJ
26		BEDMINSTER, NJ
27		MOORESTOWN, NJ
28		PRINCETON, NJ
29		Union, NJ
30		Campton, NH
31		NEW YORK, NY
32		HAMILTON, NY
33		Sherborn, MA
34		LOCKPORT, NY
35		BINGHAMTON, NY
36		NORTH PROVIDENCE, RI
37		Canton, MA
38		MELROSE, MA
39		BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY
40		NEWTONVILLE, MA
41		WEST TISBURY, MA
42		SALEM, MA
43		SPRINGFIELD, NJ
44		TOMS RIVER, NJ
45		PORT CHESTER, NY
46		GETZVILLE, NY
47		Cambria Heights, NY
48		Lakewood, NJ
49		NEW YORK, NY
50		Plainview, NY

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THE IS A GRANT-MAKING PRIVATE CHARITABLE DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE BROAD PROGRAM AREAS OF CHILDREN, FAMILIES, COMMUNITIES, ARTS, EDUCATION, HEALTH, SCIENCE, AND THE ENVIRONMENT. ITS ACTIVITIES CONSIST SOLELY OF MAKING GRANTS TO BE USED FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES. DURING FYE 12-31-21, NO PUBLIC CHARITIES WERE GIVEN SUPPORT.

GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

In accordance with the document, paid the Middleborough Public Library for the purchase of books and periodicals

MISSION OF , AS STATED IN ITS CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION, IS TO BENEFIT AND UPHOLD, PROMOTE AND FURTHER WELFARE, PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES OF BGV, TO ACQUIRE, IMPROVE, HOLD AND LEASE TO BGV ANY REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY USEFUL TO ACCOMPLISHMENT OF PURPOSES OF OR BGV AND TO RECEIVE AND ACCEPT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE GIFTS, TRUSTS, DONATIONS, GRANTS AND LOANS TO PROMOTE PURPOSES OF OR BGV. IN ADDITION, CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION OF REQUIRES THAT, AT ALL TIMES, AT LEAST ONE MEMBER OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF MUST ALSO BE ON BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF BGV.

THE WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1985 TO OWN, MANAGE and CONSERVE THE ARBORETUM, WHICH CONSISTS OF MORE THAN 100 DEEDED ACRES AND BUILDINGS IN REDDING, CT. THE ALSO MAKES OCCASIONAL GRANTS TO ECOLOGICAL, CONSERVATION, HORTICULTURAL, and OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO FURTHER RESEARCH, EDUCATION, and CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES IN FIELDS RELATED TO LAND CONSERVATION and ECOLOGY. THE EMPHASIS OF HAS BEEN ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, PROGRAMS, and THE LANDSCAPE AS A CENTER FOR RESEARCH and EDUCATION and FOR HOSTING PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL and CULTURAL LANDSCAPES. BROAD DEVELOPMENTS HAVE INCLUDED THE CONSTRUCTION OF A HEADQUARTERS and TRAIL INFRASTRUCTURE TO ALLOW FOR ECOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS, LONG-TERM STUDIES, and DEMONSTRATION AREAS FOR THE VISITING PUBLIC. THE HAS FACILITATED THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLLABORATIVE LANDSCAPE THROUGH SCIENCE, SOUND STEWARDSHIP, and COLLABORATION WITH DIVERSE PARTNERS TO ACHIEVE THE WILDLANDS and WOODLANDS VISION.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE PARTIAL OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE LIBRARY OF THE YALE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

TO AWARD GRANTS TO INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING TO PROMOTE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

THE MISSION IS TO PREVENT SUFFERING AMONG THE UNDERPRIVILIGED BY EXPANDING ACCESS TO QUALITY DENTAL CARE AND ORAL HEALTH EDUCATION. PROVIDES GRANTS TO DENTAL VOLUNTEERS FOR ISRAEL/THE TRUDI BIRGER CLINIC, WHICH SERVES THE NEEDS THE UNDER- PRIVILEGED JERUSALEM REGARDLESS RACIAL, ETHNIC OR RELIGIOUS BACK- GROUND.

THE MAKES GRANTS AND ENCOURAGEMENT AWARDS TO THE WINNERS OF THE VARIOUS ANNUAL COMPETITIONS TO A LIMITED NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS TO PROVIDE YOUNG OPERA SINGERS WITH THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT THEY NEED TO PURSUE THEIR CRAFT AND EXCEL IN THE WORLD OF OPERA. THE TRUSTEES BELEIVE THAT THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND ASSISTANCE TO YOUNG ARTISTS TOWARD ACHIEVING THEIR GOALS IS IMPERATIVE FOR THE CONTINUATION OF THIS DEMANDING ART FORM.

Founded in 1970, the (CES) is the leading international organization the study of Europe. CES aims to produce and recognize outstanding, multi-disciplinary research in through a wide range of programs. These include: 1) CESs annual International Conference of Europeanists; 2) various publications and special reports (most notably, the monthly online publication EuropeNow, which replaced online publication Perspectives on Europe); 3) interdisciplinary, thematic research networks that strengthen connections between and among scholars; 4) fellowship and grants programs that provide essential travel and research funds both new and established scholars; 5) special awards that honor and identify the work of emerging and eminent scholars; 6) a website with links to a range of international research tools and media resources; and 7) a monthly newsletter highlighting CES-related news as well as external opportunities in Euro

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS AND HONORARIUM TO QUALIFYING COLLEGE STUDENTS OF NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE FAMILIES.

PROVIDING SEMINARS EDUCATION FOR TEACHERS FROM MIDDLE SCHOOLS, HIGH SCHOOLS, COLLEGE UNIVERSITIES INTERESTED IN FURTHERING THEIR KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE HOLOCAUST.

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.

THE PURPOSE OF THE IS TO SERVE AS A FOCAL POINT FOR THE RECEIPT AND ADMINISTRATION OF GIFTS, GRANTS, DEVISES AND BEQUESTS OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY TO FURTHER CONSERVATION, OUTDOOR RECREATION, HISTORIC PRESERVATION AND WATERFRONT AND COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION.

LITERACY

COLLECTION CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS. GRANTS AND ALLOCATIONS TO ARTISTIC ORGANIZATIONS.

SUPPORT SCHOOLS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS WHILE PROMOTING LEARNING BY COLLABORATING EFFORTS TO PROVIDE EDUCATORS STUDENTS WITH RESOURCES, CURRICULA, PROJECT BASED LEARNING, COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS.

Provide public support through grants scholarships to qualifying organizations students in need

RAISING FUNDS FROM WHICH IT WILL MAKE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS WHICH CONDUCT LEUKEMIA RESEARCH (AND ANY SIMILAR OR RELATED DISEASES), AND SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING FROM LEUKEMIA DISEASE.

Funds advanced to the Paul Pratt of to sustain the quality of services for the citizens of .

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

TO ASSIST AND SUPPLEMENT THE BUILDING PROJECT, MATERIALS, PROGRAMS, SERVICES AND OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS OF THE SHREWBURY .

Unification of the representatives of the latest (fourth) of immigrants from Ukraine towards the organized social life for the sake of preservation of the identity and cultural heritage of our people in the places of our residence.

AWARDS GRANTS AND ALLOCATES FUNDS TO VARIOUS PRESELCTED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. THESE ORGANIZATIONS ARE SELECTED PRIMARILY BECAUSE THEY ASSIST DISADVANTAGED YOUTHS.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE CLARENECE LIBRARY IN BEDMINSTER.

THE IS ESTABLISHED TO RECEIVE AND ACCEPT PROPERTY, WHETHER REAL, PERSONAL OR MIXED BY WAY OF GIFT, BEQUEST OR DEVISE FROM ANY PERSON, FIRM, TRUST, CORPORATION, OR THE PUBLIC-AT-LARGE IN EITHER AN INDIVIDUAL OR FIDUCIARY CAPACITY, TO BE USED TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE GRADUATES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT OR GRANTS TO THE BOARD OF .

IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION BASED IN PRINCETON (USA), FOCUSED ON RESEARCH AND EDUCATION, SPECIALIZING IN THE FIELD OF INDIAN CIVILIZATION STUDIES. THE HAS GIVEN OVER 400 GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND PHILANTHROPY, INCLUDING GRANTS TO LEADING INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION, SPECIALIZED RESEARCH CENTERS, AS WELL AS GRANTS TO MANY INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARS. IT DISSEMINATES ITS UNIQUE RESEARCH FINDINGS THROUGH BOOKS, VIDEOS, A LARGE ONLINE DISCUSSION GROUP, SOCIAL MEDIA (WEEKLY VIDEOS ON FACEBOOK AND YOUTUBE), E-COURSES, AND PUBLIC EVENTS. SPECIFICALLY, RAJIV MALHOTRA PRESENTED AT VARIOUS CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS IN BOSTON, INDIA, AND TORONTO. RAJIV ALSO WORKED ON THE FOLLOWING BOOK PROJECTS: SANSKRIT NON-TRANSLATABLES, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, AND INDIAN INFLUENCES ON MODERN CHRISTIANITY, MODERN WESTERN COGNITIVE SCIENCES, PSYCHOLOGY and SPIRITUALITY, INTEGRAL THEORY, AND HEGEL.

The mission the organization is to raise funds through contributions, which will be used to promote and support selected charitable activities through grants, funding and financial assistance to a variety social institutions including schools, synagogues, and communal efforts in the community , Israel.

MFUS) is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization that was established in 1999 to make grants for social, cultural, educational, and other charitable organizations located in the community and elsewhere in the world. More specifically, the purposes of MFUS are: 1. To promote the spiritual, social, cultural moral and educational development of the members of the Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of as well as the inhabitants of the surrounding area. 2. To promote peace and social and economic justice in the Region, in Costa Rica, in the rest of Central America, and elsewhere. 3. To promote among the members of the Monthly Meeting, the residents of the area, the rest of Costa Rica and elsewhere, an awareness and appreciation of the natural world, conservation practices and the defense of natural resources and the environment.

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.

SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE STATEMENT 10) GRANTS (SEE STATEMENT 10)

PROVIDE SERVICES AND PROGRAMS FOR RESIDENTS

TO MAKE, ESTABLISH, SOLICIT, COLLECT, RECEIVE, HOLD, INVEST, REINVEST, DISTRIBUTE DISBURSE DONATIONS, SUBSCRIPTIONS, GIFTS, BEQUESTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS OTHER FUNDS TO SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS, PROGRAMS /OR SERVICES COMMITTED TO THE ENHANCEMENT OF COMMUNITY CIVIC ENDEAVORS CONSISTENT WITH THE TENETS OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FELLOWS REBEKAHS.

PURPOSE THIS ORGANIZATION SHALL BE TO MAINTAIN AN ASSOCIATION PERSONS INTERESTED IN BOOKS AND LIBRARIES; TO PROMOTE AN INFORMED INTEREST IN LIBRARY, ITS SERVICES, FACILITIES AND NEEDS; AND TO RECEIVE, ADMINISTER AND DISPOSE GIFTS, ENDOWMENTS AND BEQUESTS FOR PROMOTION OBJECTIVES LIBRARY.

TO SERVE AS A COMMUNITY RESOURCE FOR ACCESSIBLE, AFFORDABLE AND RESPONSIVE HEALTH CARE AND RELATED SERVICES- INCLUDE DISEASE PREVENTION, EDUCATION AND RESEARCH GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, CLINICS AND RELATED ACTIVITIES TO BENEFIT THE GREATER RHODE ISLAND COMMUNITY.

To provide grants to charitable organizations that provide to sick and hungry kids.

The was organized in January 2008, for the sole purpose of providing financial support to the Melrose Public School System, Melrose, Massachusetts, 02176. Specifically, the was created to provide financial support for the Melrose Veterans Memorial Middle School Library, the Melrose High School Library, and any other after school learning opportunities within the Music, Fine Arts, Drama, and Academic Programs offered by the Melrose Public School System.

THE IS A NONPROFIT 501(C)3 SOCIAL-IMPACT ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO INVESTIGATE, CREATE FUND SCALABLE INITIATIVES PROGRAMS, AND PROVIDE NEW PATHS TO .

SEEKS TO EXPAND OPPORTUNITY FOR IMMIGRANTS IN THE UNITED STATES. TO ENABLE IMMIGRANTS TO PARTICIPATE FULLY IN THE SOCIETY, THE FOCUSES ON DEVELOPING RESOURCES TO MAKE ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE COURSES MORE WIDELY AVAILABLE AND AFFORDABLE. TRAINING VIDEOS HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED TO AID IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ESL TEACHERS.

TO PROMOTE AND ADVOCATE FOR THE MAINTENANCE, IMPROVEMENT, RENOVATION, EXPANSION AND SUPPORT OF THE FREE PUBLIC , INCLUDING THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS, AND SUPPORT OF COLLECTIONS, PROGRAMS AND SERVICES.

GRANTS TO WORK/STUDY STUDENTS AT THE AVATAR MEHER BABA TRUST, THE LEGACY OF THE FAMOUS SPIRITUAL LEADER, IN MERERABAD, INDIA. HIS TOMB IS NOW A NOTED PILGRIMAGE SITE, AND SPIRITUAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES ARE FOSTERED BY THE TRUST. THE TRUST IS NOTED FOR ITS CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF HUMANITY IRRESPECTIVE OF CASTE, CREED, RELIGION, SEX OR NATIONALITY.

The mission of the corporation shall be to directly or indirectly further and encourage the study, the practice, and the growth of public recognition of the (R) (R) martial art system as licensed to so by the Federation, . The will so by hosting educational seminars and events, distributing educational materials, literature, videos, etc. obtaining grants, soliciting donations, and other revenue sources that fund, through scholarships, donations and grants, or directly conduct community programs and cultural and educational activities to promote the (R) (R) martial art system and its philosophy of conflict prevention, improving human relationships and moving toward world peace and harmony among all people.

TO CONTRIBUTE TO PROGRAMS THAT KEEP YOUTH AWAY FROM CRIME AND TO AID OFFICERS AND THEIR FAMILIES BY GIVING GRANTS, PURCHASING EQUIPMENT AND PROVIDING TRAINING.

TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN SCHOLARSHIP AND GRANTS TO INSTITUTIONS HIGHER LEARNING FOR WORTHY STUDENTS; TO COLLECT, RAISE, RECEIVE BY BEQUEST, MAINTAIN AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS FOR OTHER WORTHWHILE SCHOLASTIC AND COMMUNITY NEEDS; TO DO EVERYTHING NECESSARY AND PROPER TO ACCOMPLISH ANY AND ALL THE PURPOSES HEREIN

TO PROMOTE AWARENESS AND SUPPORT THE FIGHT AGAINST LEUKEMIA BY ASSISTING FAMILIES WHOSE MEMBERS SUFFER FROM LEUKEMIA IN EFFORTS TO ALLEVIATE SOME OF THE FINANCIAL BURDENS ASSOCIATED WITH TREATMENT AND CARE, GRANTING A SCHOLARSHIP IN HONOR OF , AND AWARD GRANTS RESEARCH TO ADVANCE CANCER TREATMENT.

The Corporation provides financial, and business literacy education through seminars, workshops, networking events as well as individual counseling sessions.

makes grants to religious organizations and needy individuals to support the indigent, Religious Jewish Education, or Jewish Congregational Services.

THE ("THE ") IS DEDICATED TO INFORMING NORTH AMERICAN FOUNDATIONS ABOUT ACADEMIC PRIORITIES AND APPLYING FOR GRANTS IN SUPPORT OF THEM.

is a charitable, not for profit organization formed in 2009 dedicated to helping underprivileged and homeless children in our communities. We are committed to helping children reach their full potential by making philanthropic grants, performing charitable services, strengthening families and contributing to their overall health and vitality. Our ultimate mission is to simply "Let Kids be Kids" and alleviate the stresses that impoverished children often face giving them every opportunity to thrive.

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