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1		ROXBURY, MA
2		Warren, VT
3		NEW YORK, NY
4		ONEONTA, NY
5		Branford, CT
6		JERSEY CITY, NJ
7		Philadelphia, PA
8		Benton Harbor, MI
9		BUTLER, PA
10		ALLEN, KY
11		Washington, DC
12		Alexandria, VA
13		New Lexington, OH
14		CHAGRIN FALLS, OH
15		WAUSEON, OH
16		ROOTSTOWN, OH
17		Canton, OH
18		BLOOMINGTON, IN
19		STERLING, IL
20		LIVONIA, MI
21		BLACKSBURG, VA
22		MADISON, WI
23		SOUTH ST PAUL, MN
24		LE MARS, IA
25		DES MOINES, IA
26		TIOGA, ND
27		WILMINGTON, DE
28		Audubon, PA
29		MADISON, WI
30		Wilmington, DE
31		CHAGRIN FALLS, OH
32		Washington, DC
33		WASHINGTON, DC
34		WASHINGTON, DC
35		CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
36		PARKERSBURG, WV
37		FAYETTEVILLE, NC
38		Asheboro, NC
39		RALEIGH, NC
40		MINNETONKA, MN
41		BALTIMORE, MD
42		WASHINGTON, DC
43		INDIANOLA, IA
44		DETROIT, MI
45		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
46		DES MOINES, IA
47		LOUISVILLE, KY
48		WASHINGTON, DC
49		MADISON, WI
50		WASHINGTON, DC

SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING OF LOW-INCOME AND MODERATE-INCOME RESIDENTS AND ADVOCATING FOR HOMEOWNERSHIP, BUSINESS OR EDUCATION.

Provide Disaster relief to those most affected, and working with women and children in need. provides support in the form of basic necessities offered in a capacity building structure, including training, micro credit,health care, education and housing.

The corporation is a one-day for media companies. Proceeds from the less operating expenses are donated to exempt organizations that benefit inner-city youth players.

MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS FOR USE IN OPERATING EXPENSES OF THE FOLL CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION DELAW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WILLIAM OGDEN LIBRARY WALTON HISTORIC

mission of Department is to provide highest quality protection, emergency medical services, prevention, safety education, community services, mitigation of emergency and non- emergency incidents for citizens and visitors to town of . Our service delivery is enhanced through training, education, planning, and teamwork. We will safely achieve our mission while remaining fiscally responsible throughout effective and proficient use of all resources.

The mission of the is to support capacity building of established small- and medium-sized businesses and nonprofit organizations in the region.

ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT, HIGHER EDUCATION, COORDINATION OF NATIONAL PROGRAMS AND CAPACITY BUILDING OF HISPANIC FAITH AND COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS

Supporting youth through dedicated and sustained program funding.

PROVIDE ADMINISTRATIVE AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT TO OTHER ENTITIES AND FUNDED PROGRAMS.

PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS and OPERATING SUPPORT FOR WESLEY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL.

is an independent non-profit organization at the nexus of society, security and technology, serving as a resource center in preventing hate, extremism and violence by: (a) Conducting research and analysis of current hate and extremism challenges, identifying root causes and developing relevant solutions; (b) Applying the learnings from research to pilot programs to counter the threats faced by society; (c) Sharing lessons with partner organizations and providing support in their capacity building for adapting and delivering localized versions of the programs; (d) Regularly providing analyses and learning to policy makers for improved macro level decisions.

is a 501(c)(4) incorporated for the purpose of providing education in the fields of demography, political science, geographic information systems, and legal studies. supports and legal redistricting through comprehensive data gathering, processing, and deployment; dissemination of relevant news and information; and strategic investments in redistricting-related reforms and litigation.

This organization exists for Veterans and sponsors various activities for Veterans. They operate a charitable bingo game. Game revenues are used for operating expenses of the organization, making charitable donations and sponsoring civic programs and activities for the community. There is a membership of 105 Veterans.

TO DEVELOP ORGANIZED PHILANTHROPY THAT WILL SUPPORT COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES WITH THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN NORTHEASTERN OHIO. OUR GOAL IS TO IDENTIFY INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES THAT WILL PROVIDE THE GREATEST RETURN THEREBY INCREASING THE AMOUNT OF CHARITABLE DOLLARS AVAILABLE FOR ALLOCATION. THE CVJCF WILL PERFORM AS A PRUDENT MANAGER OF DIRECTLY SOLICITED CHARITABLE GIFTS AND BEQUESTS AND DEVELOP INVESTMENT STRATEGIES THAT DEMONSTRATE ETHICAL AND RESPONSIBLE LEADERSHIP. IT IS OUR BELIEF THAT BY CREATING AN ENVIRONMENT THAT PROVIDES CHARITABLE GIVING OPTIONS COUPLED WITH TEAMWORK, OPEN COMMUNICATION AND PERSONAL ACCOUNTABILITY, THE CVJCF WILL ENSURE THE GROWTH AND PROSPERITY OF ALL THOSE WE SERVE.

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN THE AREA BY PROVIDING MEANINGFUL SERVICES FOR ITS MEMBERSHIP AND HELPING TO SUSTAIN A HIGH QUALITY LIFE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.

TO STRENGTHEN THE FINANCIAL CAPACITY OF THE AND TO BROADEN ACCESS TO HIGH QUALITY , PHARMACY, AND GRADUATE EDUCATION.

GRANT TO PEGASUS FARM FOR OPERATING SUPPORT

TO ACT AS THE PRIMARY FUNDRAISING SOURCE OF THE ZETA CHAPTER OF PSI IOTA XI, A PHILANTHROPIC SORORITY. NET SALE PROCEEDS, AFTER OPERATING EXPENSES, FROM SALES OF DONATED CLOTHING AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ARE DEDICATED TO HELPING LOCAL CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.

TO CREATE ECONOMIC AND JOB GROWTH IN THE AREA THROUGH BUSINESS EXPANSION, NEW INVESTMENT AND RETENTION.

ASSIST WOMAN AND MINORITIES WITH DEVELOPMENT.

OVERHEAD FOR MORDELIZA ACADEMY: SALARIES, FOOD, SCHOOL SUPPLIES, UNIFORMS, MEDICINE, TEST FEES AND GRADUATION COSTS

PARTNERS WITH INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE UNITED STATES TO BUILD SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES THAT HELP PEOPLE WORK THEIR WAY OUT OF POVERTY.

THE PURPOSE OF THE . EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION IS TO INVEST IN THE EDUCATION OF PRESENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS OF . SCHOOL DISTRICT STUDENTS BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND SUPPLEMENTAL CLASSROOM PROGRAM FUNDING.

SUPPORT - TO EXTEND PAYMENT FOR OPERATING EXPENSES AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO PROPERTIES. ASSIST WITH GRADE AND HIGH SCHOOL TUITION TO K-12 STUDENTS.

DIRECT HAS TWO PRIMARY OBJECTIVES. FIRST IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO FELLOW MEMBERS AND THEIR ORGANIZATIONS THROUGH COLLECTIVE GRANT APPLICATIONS, TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND PEER GUIDANCE. SECOND IS TO POOL RESOURCES TO CREATE EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS THAT ARE LACKING IN COMMUNITY.

PROMOTING AND EXPANDING THE ECONOMY OF BY WORKING WITH THE PRIVATE SECTOR TO GENERATE JOBS AND STRENGTHEN THE ECONOMY BY ATTRACTING BUSINESS EXPANSION AND HELPING THE ESTABLISHED BUSINESSES THAT CALL HOME.

ALTERFIN CVBA 11.19.2021 FUNDS AS SHORT TERM WORKING CAPITAL TO ALPACA WOOL SPINNING PLANT.

The grants were made to , 170-HI, Hayathabad, Peshawar, Pakistan for building new hospital (excavation, compaction and concrete base for ), operating expenses of dialysis center(Continued on Schedule O, Statement 2)

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC, ELECTED OFFICIALS AND REGULATORS ON THE SOCIETAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF THE RESPONSIBLE IN, EXPANSION OF, TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES, RENEWABLE AND TRADITIONAL ENGERGY PROJECTS, MINING AND OTHER PROJECTS AND TO PROMOTE GOVERNMENTAL POLICIES THAT SUPPORT SUCH INFRASTRUCTRE AND EXPANSION.

BEACON (5) - $1,000.000 FOR GENERAL WORKING CAPITAL

THE PROVIDES GRANTS TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS LOCATED IN CUYAHOGA, LORAIN, MEDINA, SUMMIT, PORTAGE, GEAUGA LAKE COUNTIES IN OHIO. GRANTS ARE FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS, GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT, PROJECT SPECIFIC FUNDING. A SEPARATE ALLOCATION WILL BE MADE TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING: STRATEGIC PLANNING, SUCCESSION PLANNING, EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP COACHING DEVELOPMENT, FUNDRAISING LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT.

CNHED has achieved successes that combines effective advocacy, policy making, public education, capacity building, information analysis, engages members allies in a practical manner to help ensure that low-income residents have opportunities.

THE MODELS HALLMARKS ARE COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES AND CONTINUITY OF CARE FOR PREDOMINATELY AFRICAN-AMERICAN CHILDBEARING AND CHILDREARINGFAMILIES RESIDING LARGELY IN WARDS 5, 7, AND 8 IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. IT IS A UNIQUE MODEL OF SERVICE DELIVERY UNDER ONE ROOF THAT PLACES MATERNITY CARE IN ITS SOCIAL CONTEXT WITH AN OUT-OF-HOSPITAL BIRTH AT ITS CORE. A RANGE OF COMPLEMENTARY SERVICES, INCLUDING WELL WOMAN CARE FOR WOMEN OF ALL AGES, ADULT PRIMARY HEALTH CARE, CHILDRENS PRIMARY HEALTH CARE TO 21 YEARS OF AGE, FAMILY RESOURCE AND SUPPORT SERVICES, AND A FULL DAY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION FOR INFANTS AND TODDLERS ARE PROVIDED WITH SUPPORT FROM THE .MATERNAL HEALTH CARE SERVICES ARE PROVIDED BY NURSE MIDWIVES. CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATES AND EARLY EDUCATION TEACHERS PROVIDE CLASSROOM LEARNING AND PARENT SUPPORT. THE MODEL SUPPORTS PEER EDUCATION THROUGH GROUP PRE-NATAL CARE, BREASTFEEDING PEER COUNSELORS, AND WELLNES

TO BUILD STRONG, SUSTAINABLE FAMILY AND NEIGHBORHOOD SYSTEMS THROUGH FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES, TRAINING, ADVOCACY, COMMUNITY CAPACITY BUILDING, AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

OR ORGANIZATION) IS A COMMUNITY-BASED NONPROFIT, WITH A LOCAL BOARD DIRECTORS, SERVING AND THE COUNTIES ALBEMARLE, FLUVANNA, GREENE, LOUISA, ORANGE, AND NELSON. HAS ADOPTED THREE IMPACT AREAS: SCHOOL READINESS, FINANCIAL STABILITY, AND CONNECTED COMMUNITY, WHICH REPRESENT AREAS SIGNIFICANT COMMUNITY NEED. THE OVER-ARCHING GOAL IS TO ELIMINATE BARRIERS FOR MINORITY AND ECONOMICALLY-DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONS AND ENABLE THEM TO ACHIEVE FINANCIAL STABILITY AND THRIVE ECONOMICALLY. THIS MAY BE ACHIEVED THROUGH COORDINATED SERVICE DELIVERY AMONG PEER AGENCIES SUPPORTED BY TASK FORCE COALITIONS FOCUSED ON LONG-TERM, SYSTEMS-LEVEL CHANGE. THROUGH THIS, WE MAY BEGIN TO ELIMINATE A DEPENDENCY ON THESE SERVICES SUCH THAT INDIVIDUALS CAN THRIVE ECONOMICALLY AND BECOME FINANCIALLY STABLE.

THE EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE SCHOOL SYSTEM BY PROVIDING DIRECT MONETARY SUPPORT IN THE FORM OF TUITION ASSISTANCE, CAPITAL NEEDS, AND OPERATING EXPENSES.

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT USING BUSINESS INCUBATOR FOR AREA SURROUNDING FSU CAMPUS.

ENCOURAGES FELLOWSHIP AMONG MEMBERS AND PROMOTES PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT LOCAL CHARITIES

OUR MISSION IS TO FOSTER ECONOMIC IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING CAPITAL, SERVICES, AND POLICY RESEARCH TO SUPPORT BUSINESSES.

SCHEDULE OTHE WORKS TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY BY FUNDING MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS, EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES FOR IMPOVERISHED PEOPLE OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES.

TO ASSIST IN THE ECONOMIC REVITALIZATION OF THE HISTORIC GREENMOUNT AVENUE COMMERCIAL DISTRICT IN BALTIMORE CITY THROUGH BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, EVENTS AND PROMOTIONS AND BEAUTIFICATION EFFORTS.

The YBGB serves -led -benefitting nonprofits its leaders with a mission to provide capacity building convenings funding that uniquely meets their social impact needs.

PROVIDED LEADERSHIP, TRAINING AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AT SIMPSON COLLEGE FOR OVER 125 STUDENTS

THE OPPORTUNITY FOUNDATION 3 WAS ESTABLISHED IN NOVEMBER 2017 AS A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION TO THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR (CFSEM). THE MISSION OF CFSEM IS TO ENHANCE QUALITY OF LIFE IN . CFSEM PROMOTES AND FACILITIES PERMANENT CHANGE IN THE SEVEN COUNTIES OF WAYNE, OAKLAND, MACOMB, MONROE, WASHTENAW, LIVINGSTON, AND ST. CLAIR. CFSEM MAKES STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS IN PROGRAMS AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT BENEFIT THE REGION.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL RESOURCES THAT SUPPORT HOLISTIC REVITALIZATION OF NEIGHBORHOODS IN AND AROUND GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN BY COORDINATING AND INVESTING IN ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE LOW AND MIXED-INCOME HOUSING; FOSTERING CRADLE-TO-CAREER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES; REINVIGORATING NEIGHBORHOOD ECONOMIES THROUGH WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, LOCAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT; AND ENHANCING QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH COMMUNITY HEALTH AND WELLNESS EFFORTS; AND BY ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES RELATED TO THE FOREGOING.

PROVIDE HOLISTIC AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS THAT STRENGTHEN NEIGHBORHOODS. WE DO THIS THROUGH STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATE AND PARTNERSHIPS TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE.

To Give Adults New Or Refurbished Laptops, Technical Support And Technology Training To Allow Them To Gain Marketable Skills Otherwise Not Available To Them And Promote Technology Learning.

THE LARGEST NATIONAL HISPANIC CIVIL RIGHTS AND ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION IN THE UNITED STATES, WORKS TO IMPROVE OPPORTUNITIES FOR HISPANIC AMERICANS. THROUGH ITS NETWORK OF NEARLY 300 AFFILIATED COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS, REACHES MILLIONS OF HISPANICS EACH YEAR IN 41 STATES, PUERTO RICO, AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. TO ACHIEVE ITS MISSION, CONDUCTS APPLIED RESEARCH, POLICY ANALYSIS, AND ADVOCACY, PROVIDING A LATINO PERSPECTIVE IN FIVE KEY AREAS: (1) ASSETS/INVESTMENTS; (2) CIVIL RIGHTS/IMMIGRATION; (3) EDUCATION; (4) EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC STATUS; AND (5) HEALTH. IN ADDITION, IT PROVIDES CAPACITY BUILDING ASSISTANCE TO ITS AFFILIATES WHO WORK AT THE STATE AND LOCAL LEVEL TO ADVANCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES.

The is charitable support for providing financial literacy, mentorship, conflict resolution/de-escalation and providing opportunities for employment, housing and business development.

AABC ESTABLISHES INDUSTRY STANDARDS FOR TOTAL SYSTEM OF BUILDING ENVIRONMENTS, AND IS THE ONLY ASSOCIATION THAT EXCLUSIVELY CERTIFIES INDEPENDENT AGENCIES. MEMBERS RECEIVE CERTIFICATION, TECHNICAL TRAINING, CONTINUING EDUCATION, MARKETING, BUSINESS RESOURCES, PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING, AND INDUSTRY ADVOCACY.

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