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51		SHORT HILLS, NJ
52		Throggs Neck, NY
53		WORCESTER, MA
54		WEST HEMPSTEAD, NY
55		NEW YORK, NY
56		NEW YORK, NY
57		WALDOBORO, ME
58		MIDDLETON, MA
59		Georgetown, MA
60		FARMINGDALE, NY
61		Somerville, MA
62		New York, NY
63		POTSDAM, NY
64		NEWARK, NJ
65		BOSTON, MA
66		FALL RIVER, MA
67		BILLERICA, MA
68		Garden City, NY
69		MIDDLEBURY, VT
70		STONY BROOK, NY
71		BOSTON, MA
72		CEDARHURST, NY
73		Glen Cove, NY
74		OLEAN, NY
75		TRENTON, NJ
76		LAKEWOOD, NJ
77		Lincroft, NJ
78		Hanover, NH
79		NEW YORK, NY
80		FALMOUTH, MA
81		Little Falls, NJ
82		PRINCETON, NJ
83		NEW HAVEN, CT
84		PLYMOUTH, MA
85		SPRINGFIELD, MA
86		CHESTER, NH
87		EVERETT, MA
88		NEW YORK, NY
89		Maywood, NJ
90		Foxboro, MA
91		Wellesley Hills, MA
92		PROVIDENCE, RI
93		New York, NY
94		NEW YORK, NY
95		SALEM, MA
96		MYSTIC, CT
97		Bronx, NY
98		LAKEWOOD, NJ
99		IRVINGTON, NY
100		BRAINTREE, MA

USWF HELPS FUND THE START-UP OF NEW COLLEGE TEAMS THROUGH THE NATIONAL COACHES ASSOCIATION AND PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE U.S. NATIONAL TEAMS THROUGH USA .

Education, professional development and networking services for members and potential member personnel including an annual conference and several seminar/webinar events annually and a professional publication. Also a scholarship essay program for college students interning at member companies.

TO CONTRIBUTE MONEY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND TECHNICAL EXPERTISE IN SUPPORT GHANA SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL, , TAKORADI

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AID TO SUPPORT HATORAH, A NON-PROFIT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION IN ISRAEL.

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF CINEMATIC ARTS

TO ASSIST STUDENTS OF ALL AGES IN PURSUING THEIR PROFESSIONAL PERSONAL BY AWARDING PRESTIGIOUS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS, FACILITATING YOUTH MENTORING, CONTRIBUTING TO LOCAL CHARITIES, PRO BONO WORK.

EDUCATION - PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS, STUDENT RECOGNITION AND ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS IN NEED IN LOCAL SCHOOLS

TO FUND COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS, SENIOR CITIZEN HOLIDAY AND SUMMER MEALS AND OTHER DONATIONS LABOR AND MONEY TO NONPROFIT CAUSES IN , MA

To support the program of the Public Schools K-12.

THE SHALL SUPPORT THE LONG ISLAND COMMUNITY BY: (A) PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO LOCAL CHARITIES AND COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THE COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE AND, (B) FACILITATING INCREASED AWARENESS OF LOCAL ISSUES AND INITIATIVES BY PARTNERING WITH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS IN SUPPORT OF THEIR EFFORTS TO REACH OUT TO THE PUBLIC AND TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR SUCH AS WELL AS, (C) PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES FOR COMMUNITY RESIDENTS THROUGH THE FORM OF SCHOLARSHIPS THAT WILL HELP TO OFFSET SOME OF THE EXPENSES OF PURSUING A COLLEGE DEGREE FOR LONG ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS AND LONG ISLAND COLLEGE STUDENTS.

Four year scholarships to outstanding graduating high school students who pursue full timer college in academic fields relating to the grants

BARD COLLEGE Bard College Music Institute

ANNUAL and REGIONAL CONFERENCES

OUR VISION FOR OUR CONTINUUM OF SOLUTIONS STARTS BY STRENGTHENING PARENTING SKILLS, ENSURING CHILDREN HAVE A MEDICAL HOME AND ACCESS TO HIGH QUALITY EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS AND SERVICES. SWCA NETWORK OF SCHOOLS WILL ENSURE CHILDREN: HAVE GREAT TEACHERS AND TUTORS, IMPLEMENT PROVEN CURRICULUM, AND LAUNCH INTERVENTIONS STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE. SWCA AND PARTNERS WILL FILL GAPS SO THAT ALL CHILDREN CAN ATTEND HIGH QUALITY AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS. SWCA AND ITS PARTNERS WILL BLANKET THE NEIGHBORHOOD WITH RESOURCES TO COUNTER THE HIGH PREVALENCE OF ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AND THE RESULTING TRAUMA THAT CONTRIBUTES TO POOR SCHOOL PERFORMANCE AND BEHAVIOR, AND RISK FOR LATER NEGATIVE LIFE OUTCOMES. TO ENSURE YOUTH MAKE IT TO THE FINISH LINE OF COLLEGE AND CAREER, SUPPORTS WILL NEED TO BE PUT IN PLACE WHILE THEY MATRICULATE TO ACHIEVE A COLLEGE OR VOCATIONAL DEGREE OR CERTIFICATION THAT ENABLES THEM TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF POVERTY AND THRIVE AS PRODUCTIVE CITIZENS.

SINCE 2007, THE (INP) HAS WORKED TO CREATE A MORE EFFECTIVE, CONNECTED, AND DIVERSE SECTOR BY EDUCATING THE CURRENT AND NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS. OUR MISSION IS TO TRANSFORM COMMUNITIES BY EQUIPPING THE MOST PROMISING LEADERS WITH THE SKILLS, CONFIDENCE, AND RESOURCES THEY NEED TO MAKE THEIR ORGANIZATIONS EFFECTIVE, INNOVATIVE, AND SUSTAINABLE. WE PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE, ACADEMICALLY DISTINGUISHED, AND AFFORDABLE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS IN AFFILIATION WITH THE JONATHAN M. TISCH COLLEGE OF CIVIC LIFE AT TUFTS UNIVERSITY. OUR PROGRAMS EMPHASIZE SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN AND PEOPLE OF COLOR IN LEADERSHIP.OVER TEN YEARS WE HAVE STEADILY GROWN: OUR FIRST PROGRAM SERVED 14 EXECUTIVES, AND WE NOW EDUCATE OVER 150 LEADERS IN OUR YEAR-LONG PROGRAMS ANNUALLY ACROSS FOUR SITES, AND WE CONTINUE TO GROW. OUR ALUMNI PROGRAMMING SUPPORTS A GROWING NETWORK OF OVER 1,200 ALUMNI.

THE PURPOSE OF THE , . IS TO SUPPORT THE CHARTER SCHOOL, INCLUSIVE OF RAISING MONEY FOR THE PURPOSES OF FUNDING EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN AND PREPARING THEM FOR LIFE AND WORK IN THE 21ST CENTURY AND BEYOND, AS WELL AS BUYING, SELLING, LEASING AND/OR MORTGAGING OF REAL PROPERTY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHARTER SCHOOL.

The is a vibrant group of parent volunteers dedicated to support student athletes both athletically and academically through trophies, certificates, letters, pins, and college scholarships

ORGANIZING EVENTS

Offer fashionable and affordable clothing to a diverse group of adults. Foster recycling awareness amongst people. Break down social/economic barriers (stereotyping) by encouraging the purchase of second hand clothing as a cool practice within the adult community. Empower people to take on leadership roles and provide meaningful learning opportunities to develop life skills essential to personal growth and employment ability. create an opportunity for adult employment at the thrift store, as well as offer internships, work study and training specifically geared towards the development of skills necessary for successful future employment. Provide scholarships to support adults who seek work training and education other than the traditional college pathway, such as post high school Vocational Education courses. Connecting adults with mentors from Middlebury College as well with mentors in our business and art/trade community.

TO CREATE INTELLECTUAL AND EMOTIONAL CONNECTIONS BETWEEN UNIVERSITY AND ITS GRADUATES.

THE MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE ACADEMICALLY EXCELLENT (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)

THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS THE TECHNOLOGY IN ISRAEL WHICH PROVIDES DEGREE PROGRAMS TO STUDENTS ALL DENOMINATIONS IN ISRAEL.

The Glen Cove, Inc. Awards Scholarships to Graduates Glen Cove High School to Assist Them in Paying their first year college expenses.The President and the Treasurer reviews Form 990 prior to filing the return.

ST. BONAVENTURE UNIVERSITY

TO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESS BY ENRICHING THE LIVES OF UNDER-RESOURCED YOUTH THROUGH INNOVATIVE ,EDUCATION, MENTORING PROGRAMS, DESIGNED TO PREPARE STUDENT ATHLETES FOR THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF SUCCESSFUL COLLEGE ADMISSIONS CAREER PLACEMENT.

EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE AND RELIGIOUS

Scholarships and program activities

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TO PROMOTE SUPPORT FOR UNIVERSITY AND ITS CONSTITUENT COLLEGES.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO ENHANCE EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. BELIEVING THAT QUALITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE ESSENTIAL TO A THRIVING COMMUNITY, THE SEEKS TO DEVELOP THE CHARITABLE SUPPORT NEEDED TO SUPPLEMENT THE PUBLICLY FUNDED SCHOOL BUDGET.

To award college scholarships

PROVIDES MENTORS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO HELP PELL GRANT ELIGIBLE STUDENTS GO TO COLLEGE AND GRADUATE IN FOUR YEARS.

SUPPORT CT UNDERGRADUATE CHAPTER AT UNIVERSITY

TO PROVIDE FUNDRAISING, PURCHASING, DATA PROCESSING, INSURANCE, EQUIPMENT, MANAGEMENT, FISCAL, ADMINISTRATIVE, PLANNING, POLICY-MAKING, STRATEGIC, HUMAN RESOURCE, BENEFIT-PLANNING, COMMUNICATION AND INVESTMENT SERVICES TO AND OTHERWISE TO SUPPORT THE FUNCTIONS OF ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL (THE SCHOOL). TO ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES AND PERFORM FUNCTIONS THAT THE SCHOOL WOULD OTHERWISE HAVE TO PERFORM. TO ACQUIRE, DEVELOP, OWN OR LEASE, AND MAINTAIN THE SITE AT WHICH THE SCHOOL IS LOCATED. TO OTHERWISE BENEFIT, THROUGH THE PROVISION OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND SERVICES, THE SCHOOL. AND TO IMPROVE PUBLIC IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS AND ENSURE ALL CHILDREN - INCLUDING THOSE GROUPS OF CHILDREN THAT HISTORICALLY HAVE NOT SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL - BY REMOVING BARRIERS THAT INHIBIT THE EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN THAT COME FROM LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, HAVE EXPERIENCED TRAUMATIC EVENTS, OR ARE CONSISTENTLY SUBJECTED TO ADVERSE CONDITIONS.

THE WAS FORMED TO PROMOTE THE FINANCIAL WELL-BEING SCHOOL BY SOLICITING, RECEIVING AND ADMINISTERING FUNDS FOR THE OPERATIONS THE SCHOOL.

funnels money from other non-profits developing practice purposes in developing countries. This takes form in scholarships families who are extremely poor or live and work at dumpsites. The programs also provide materials, cloths, food, medicine, tutoring, activities and educational experiences many families largely in Managua, Nicaragua.

TO SUPPORT SCIENCE AND SCIENCE II.

TO SUPPORT THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK () IN DRIVING STUDENT SUCCESS.

To benefit College of William and Mary.

Support and enrich the students in the Public Schools Program

Led directed and managed project with Mass Bay Community College and 8 companies testing a program with addl experiential learning to prepare students to be effective entrylevel cybersecurity staff

TO SUPPORT THE PURPOSES OF THE WARREN ALPERT MEDICAL SCHOOL OF UNIVERSITY, AS WELL AS OTHER TAX-EXEMPT NONPROFIT HOSPITALS IN RHODE ISLAND.

The provides college scholarships and paid internships to underserved and homeless students, primarily in the Bronx. Each group of 10 to 15 students takes 10 to 12 week journalism classes after school and the best students are awarded scholarship and paid internships at NYGameCritics.com, our website.

THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO SERVING CORNELL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND WHO ARE INVOLVED IN, OR WANT TO BECOME INVOLVED IN, THE FIELD OF . AS DESCRIBED IN MORE DETAIL BELOW, THE ORGANIZATION ADVANCES THIS PURPOSE BY HOSTING AN ANNUAL CONFERENCE; ORGANIZING FREQUENT LECTURES, PANELS AND NETWORKING EVENTS; ADMINISTERING AN ONLINE NETWORKING PLATFORM; PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMUNITY OUTREACH; AND PROVIDING FUNDS TO CORNELL UNIVERSITY FOR GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER PROGRAMS ADMINISTERED BY CORNELL UNIVERSITY FOR THE BENEFIT OF STUDENTS AND WITH AN INTEREST IN .

TO SUPPORT THE ACTIVITIES OF

Provide college scholarships to employees and their families of the retirement community where the is chartered.

To advance basic science, health-related and translational research in the public interest, train ethical compassionate physicians and facilitate medical education.

OPERATION OF A PRE-SCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PROVIDING RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR EDUCATION

CHARITIBLE SUPPORT FOR TECHNOLOGY GRADUATE UNIVERSITY (OIST) US-JAPAN PROGRAMS. THE OIST FOUNDATION COLLABORATES WITH THE TECHNOLOGY GRADUATE UNIVERSITY (OIST) (WWW.OIST.JP) TO ACCOMPLISH OUR COMMON GOALS IN INNOVATION. OIST IS A PIONEERING GRADUATE UNIVERSITY THAT BRIDGES DISCIPLINES TO EXPLORE NEW FRONTIERS SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE. OIST EDUCATES A NEW GENERATION SCIENTIFIC LEADERS, ENCOURAGES BOLD THINKING, STRIVES FOR EXCELLENCE. A CATALYST FOR BREAKTHROUGH INNOVATION LOCALLY GLOBALLY, OIST BRIDGES , JAPAN, THE WORLD.

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.

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