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101		CINCINNATI, OH
102		MOORESVILLE, NC
103		MADISON, WI
104		BLAIRSVILLE, PA
105		VIRGINIA BCH, VA
106		ALPENA, MI
107		Plymouth, MN
108		Lexington, VA
109		APPLETON, WI
110		GREENSBORO, NC
111		Black Mountain, NC
112		RICHBORO, PA
113		STRASBURG, OH
114		WASHINGTON, DC
115		Cincinnati, OH
116		WILMINGTON, DE
117		Springfield, IL
118		CENTRALIA, IL
119		WASHINGTON, DC
120		PHILADELPHIA, PA
121		PHILADELPHIA, PA
122		PHILADELPHIA, PA
123		WYOMISSING, PA
124		PHILADELPHIA, PA
125		MEDIA, PA
126		STROUDSBURG, PA
127		WEST CHESTER, PA
128		ZIONSVILLE, PA
129		WILLIAMSPORT, PA
130		Charlotte, NC
131		READING, PA
132		DOYLESTOWN, PA
133		BETHLEHEM, PA
134		MARSHALL, MI
135		Des Moines, IA
136		ROCHESTER, MI
137		DAVENPORT, IA
138		Bellevue, NE
139		WAUKEGAN, IL
140		HIGHLAND PARK, IL
141		Richmond, VA
142		FORT WAYNE, IN
143		CAMP HILL, PA
144		GAHANNA, OH
145		ELIDA, OH
146		SCHAUMBURG, IL
147		GATES MILLS, OH
148		ROCK HILL, SC
149		Lake Forest, IL
150		PHILADELPHIA, PA

Foster education among physicians and families dealing with Pediatric and to fundraise for research grants into the same diseases.

TO RAISE MONEY FOR GRANTS TO CHARITIES

THE . PROVIDED GRANTS TO SIX CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DURING 2021.

ENDOWMENT FUND FOR

CONTINUED ITS MISSION TO PROVIDE PROGRAMMING OPPORTUNITIES THAT EDUCATE, INSPIRE AND ENRICH COMMUNITY. 2018-2019 PROGRAM YEAR, EXPANDED ITS EDUCATION PROGRAM TO INCLUDE A THEATRICAL LIGHTEING STEAM EXHIBIT. THIS EXHIBIT WAS PREMIERED AT STEM LEARNING DAY HOSTED BY NAVY AT NAS OCEANA AIR SHOW. A PARTNERSHIP WITH NAVY WAS ESTABLISHED AND INCLUDED SERVING GOLD STAR FAMILIES AND EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM. HOSTED ITS FIRST SENSORY-FRIENDLY PRODUCTION INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND/OR CARETAKERS. IT WAS WELL-RECEIVED AND A PROGRAM THAT IS NEEDED IN COMMUNITY. INAUGURAL GIVING CIRCLE, COMPRISED OF MEMBERS WHO POOL POOL THEIR MONEY TOGETHER, AWARD GRANTS TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS/PROJECTS OF RESIDENT COMPANIES AND TO UNDERWRITE A WORLD-CLASS PERFORMANCE THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP WITH VIRGINIA FESTIVAL.

TO PROMOTE LOCAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES INCLUDING GRANTS OR DONATIONS.

A principle mission of is to foster environmental stewardship through education. Environmental stewardship cannot be taught but can only be inspired. has adopted a practice for our professional development workshops consistent with the scientific method in which hands-on, experiential learning is supported by teaching careful observation techniques using all our senses reinforced by journaling your observations with drawings and words in notebooks. In close collaboration with local teachers, has developed teaching support materials and programs available through its website and free of charge to those who participate in on of the many workshops offered. Visit jeffersfoundation.org to learn more.

Grants to elementary, middle, and secondary in the Division, Lexington, VA supporting educational programs in a variety of disciplines including science, health, technology, art geography, and vocational programs to enrich educational opportunities for 2500 students.

INVEST IN WOMEN AND GIRLS THROUGH GRANTS, ADVOCACY, AND EDUCATION.

THE YEAR ENDED 9/30/2022 DISTRIBUTED 18 GRANTS TOTALING $497,199 TO ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING ACTIVITIES, AND PROGRAMS JEWISH SENIORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH JEWISH VALUES AND BELIEFS THAT ENRICH THE LIVES OF JEWISH SENIORS RESIDING IN NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA. GRANTS DISTRIBUTED DETAILED ON PART XV OF THE 990-PF.

To administer gifts and funds generated by for tmeporary financial support of in financial need, improving quality of life, and grants to local non-profit organizations.

Educational Grants to HS Students

THE PURPOSE OF THE , . IS TO RAISE FUNDS; TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS; TO MAKE GIFTS AND OBTAIN GRANTS; TO PROVIDE ENDOWMENT-TYPE OPPORTUNITIES TO DONORS; TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES-ALL IN CONNECTION WITH THE OPERATION OF THE -FRANKLIN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT. ADDITIONALLY, THE CORPORATION IS PERMITTED TO ENGAGE IN ANY AND ALL LAWFUL ACTIVITIES PERMITTED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF OHIO.

PCS IS A AND IS OPERATING UNDER A CONTRACT WITH THE DC GOVERNMENT THROUGH THE DC BOARD, PROVIDING HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN THAT EMPOWERS FAMILIES THROUGH A CULTURALLY SENSITIVE FAMILY LITERACY MODEL.

Charitable grants made to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under Sec. 501(c)(3) of Internal Revenue Code that have as one of their stated purposes support of and/or aid to hearing and/or visually impaired. See Part XV.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO THE BAY FOUNDATION, INC.

TO RECEIVE, ADMINISTER, AND DONATE FUNDS FOR EDUCATION, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERACY, AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING PURPOSES.

THE PURPOSES OF THE CHSAA ARE TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO AND TO ENCOURAGE ADVOCACY FOR THE DISTRICT. EXAMPLES OF ACTIVITIES THAT CAN FULFILL THESE PURPOSES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING: 1. TO ACT AS A CLEARING HOUSE FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF INFORMATION AND COORDINATION OF SERVICES. 2. TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO GRADUATES. 3. TO RECOGNIZE OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS OF . 4. TO HELP FACILITATE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS, EXTRACURRICULAR PROGRAMS, AND OTHER STUDENT ACTIVITIES. 5. TO MAINTAIN CONTACT WITH FORMER STUDENTS AND DISTINGUISHED GRADUATES OF .

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO BUILD STRENGTHS OF STUDENTS AND FOCUS ON THE AREAS IN WHICH ACADEMIC DEFICIENCIES MAY BE IMPROVED.

NURTURES CURIOSITY IN MEMBERS AND NEIGHBORS, STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY THROUGH LEARNING, DISCOURSE AND MEANINGFUL ENGAGEMENT. IS A HISTORIC AND VIBRANT -CENTERED AND MEMBER-SUPPORTED CIRCULATING LIBRARY, RESEARCH ARCHIVE AND CULTURAL FORUM DEDICATED TO HARNESSING OUR RESOURCES - OUR EXPERT STAFF, OUR COLLECTIONS BOOKS, ART AND ARCHITECTURE TREASURES AND OUR NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK BUILDING - TO STRENGTHEN OUR GROWING COMMUNITY THROUGH IDEAS, CULTURAL ENGAGEMENT AND FELLOWSHIP.

WELCOMES AND EMPOWERS IMMIGRANTS TO THRIVE IN OUR COMMUNITIES AND PURSUE A JUST FUTURE.

INDEPENDENT RESEARCH FOR STUDY AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE

MANAGE AND FUND PROGRAMS LIKE FAMILY SERVICES, JCC EVENTS AND ACTIVITES AND RAISES FUNDS THROUGH AN ANNUAL CAMPAIGN THAT BENEFITS THE COMMUNITY, ISREAL AND PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD.

TO RAISE FUNDS AND PROVIDE GRANTS TO SUPPORT THE DELIVERY OF HEALTHCARE SERVICES AT AND WITHIN THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY.

mission of , a non-profit organization, is to promote and foster appreciation and study of . We achieve our mission through: exchange of information through domestic and international programming; Collaborations and partnerships with museums and preservation organizations; and Underwriting internships, research grants, and scholarships for graduate students and young professionals. To support our mission, offers: Symposia, Study Trips Abroad, and other educational programs; Magazine of with articles about current events, exhibitions, books, and new research; Grants, scholarships, lectures, and internships for graduate students and young professionals through Emerging Scholars Program; Financial assistance for research, exhibitions, and publications through Dean Failey Fund.

SUPPORT PUBLIC

TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL, LITERACY, SCIENTIFIC AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

THE DOES NOT CARRY ON ANY CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES DIRECTLY, BUT INSTEAD MAKES GRANTS TO QUALIFYING PUBLIC CHARITIES.

TO SUPPORT JV PROGRAMS

International humanitarian aid Organization. The Organization provides aid to people living under the poverty line and subsistent living standards including the elderly, orphans, widows, handicapped, homeless, the abused, new immigrants, and families terrorist victims. Also, the Organization provides medical supplies to hospitals, medical centers, senior citizen homes, rehabilitation centers and individuals.

TO SUSTAIN, INCREASE, AND EXTEND THE OPERATIONS OF THE

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH DOYLESTOWN HOSPITAL, THE CENTRAL BUCKS SCHOOL DISTRICT, LOCAL BUSINESSES, AND THE COMMUNITY, IS DEDICATED TO ENRICHING THE EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATION OF STUDENTS THROUGH INNOVATIVE LEARNING GRANTS AND DEVELOPMENT ASSETS-BASED PROGRAMS WHICH PROMOTE RESPONSIBLE AND RESILIENT YOUTH.

IS A VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION WITH 33,000 CLUBS IN OVER 200 COUNTRIES AND GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS. IT INITIATES HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS THAT ADDRESS CHALLENGES AFFECTING THE WORLD TODAY, SUCH AS HUNGER, POVERTY, AND ILLITERACY. MEMBERS UNITE A BROAD CROSS-SECTION BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL LEADERS AROUND THE WORLD AROUND A COMMON MISSION: SERVICE ABOVE SELF. THESE 1.2 MILLION MEN AND WOMEN DONATE THEIR EXPERTISE, TIME, AND FUNDS TO SUPPORT LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL PROJECT, HELPING PEOPLE IN NEED AND PROMOTING UNDERSTANDING AMONG CULTURES.

TO MANAGE ENDOWMENT FUNDS AND TO DISTRIBUTE GRANTS FROM THE EARNINGS OF THE ENDOWMENT FUNDS FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS.

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

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO EXTEND AND IMPROVE LIBRARY SERVICES AND RESOURCES

Provide new or gently used clothing, hygiene items and household goods at no or very low cost to low income individuals in the community. Monetary grants are given to other non-profit organizations in the community who serve low income individuals.

The NE-IA Foundation provides services and funds to benefit children through grants made to clubs in the in addition to the funding and operation of the Camp OK, Key Leader, and Backpack service programs.

The was established in 1960 to promote the education of lawyers and advance the science of jurisprudence. The purposes of the are: (a) promoting the charitable, educational, scientific and literary mission of the Association; (b) improving and facilitating the administration of justice; (c) promoting the study and research of law, the diffusion of legal knowledge and the continuing education of lawyers; (d) publishing and distributing addresses, reports, treatises and other literary works on legal subjects; (e) acquiring preserving and exhibiting rare books and documents, objects of art, and items of cultural or historical interest to the community and/or having legal significance or bearing on the administration of justice; (f) providing financial assistance to Association (the Association) Attorney members in need as determined solely at the discretion of the Trustees of the (the Trustees); (g) purchasing, o

TO EXPOSE YOUNG CHILDREN FROM LOW-INCOME NEIGHBORHOODS TO LITERATURE AND THE BENEFITS OF LITERACY SKILLS BY OPERATING A MOBILE CLASSROOM CALLED STORY BUS.

To promote critical study of works of writer and interests of .

INSPIRING INVESTMENT IN KINGDOM BUILDING: SO THAT THE MISSION OF THE UMC WILL BE FULFILLED TO MAKE DISCIPLE OF JESUS CHRIST FOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WORLD. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY PROCURING DONATIONS AND DISTRIBUTING GRANTS TO NOT-FOR-PROFIT CHURCHES AND AGENCIES WITHIN THE NORTHEAST DISTRICT OF THE .

PROVIDE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS FOR CULTURAL, MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO COLUMBUS .

PROVIDING CANCER RESEARCH GRANTS. NO INCOME IS REPORTED FROM PROGRAM SERVICES, SINCE THE PROGRAM SERVICES ARE RESEARCH -GRANTS TO DOCTORS, HOSPITALS AND UNIVERSITIES IN THE FIELD OF CANCER

TO BRING TOGETHER IN LEADERSHIP POSITIONS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND TO ENGAGE IN AND TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE-TO-PEOPLE CONTACT THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.TO PARTICIPATE IN DELEGATIONS TO OTHER COUNTRIES, TO MEET IN LEADERSHIP POSITIONS, TO FACILITATE RECIPROCAL VISITS TO THE UNITED STATES.TO ENGAGE IN STUDY PROGRAMS, INCLUDING SELF-STUDY, ORGANIZED READING, AND GROUP STUDY OR MEETINGS, AND TO STUDY NATIONAL AND PROBLEMS IN ORDER TO BECOME BETTER INFORMED OF THOSE PROBLEMS.TO MAINTAIN COMMUNICATION AMONG MEMBERS AND WITH PERSONS VISITED OR WITH WHOM EXCHANGE VISITS MAY BE PLANNED THE PURPOSE OF CARRYING OUT AWIU OBJECTIVES.TO ATTEMPT TO BUILD BRIDGES OF UNDERSTANDING, GOODWILL, AND COOPERATION BETWEEN LEADERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, AND THUS TO SHARE IN THE BUILDING OF GOODWILL AND THE REDUCTION OF FRICTION BY MEANS OF NON-POLITICAL, NON-GOVERNMENTAL, VOLUNTARY CITIZEN ACTION.

PROMOTE USE, MAINTAIN, IMPROVE AND ADD TO THE RESOURCES THE LIBRARY.

TosupporttheYorkCountyLibrary,primarilythroughsellingusedbooksdonatedtothelibrary.

Provide Grants For Chaplaincy Services

FOUNDATION IS A PRIVATE, NON-OPERATING FOUNDATION, AS SUCH, ITS ONLY ACTIVITY IS TO MAKE GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS,

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