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1		DARIEN, CT
2		Old Greenwich, CT
3		KINGS PARK, NY
4		Merrick, NY
5		West Hempstead, NY
6		MORICHES, NY
7		NEW YORK, NY
8		KATONAH, NY
9		Rye, NY
10		PEARL RIVER, NY
11		WOODBURY, NY
12		NEW YORK, NY
13		Valhalla, NY
14		NEW YORK, NY
15		NEW YORK, NY
16		OSSINING, NY
17		SARANAC LAKE, NY
18		POTSDAM, NY
19		Hamburg, NY
20		BUFFALO, NY
21		FULTON, NY
22		COOPERSTOWN, NY
23		HANCOCK, NY
24		CONCORD, NH
25		COBLESKILL, NY
26		CUTLER, ME
27		Bergenfield, NJ
28		TRENTON, NJ
29		SOMERSET, NJ
30		New City, NY
31		NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ
32		North Brunswick, NJ
33		SOUTH NEW BERLIN, NY
34		FREEHOLD, NJ
35		HACKENSACK, NJ
36		WALL, NJ
37		WEST ORANGE, NJ
38		TOMS RIVER, NJ
39		FORT LEE, NJ
40		LAKEWOOD, NJ
41		LITTLE SILVER, NJ
42		SOUTHBOROUGH, MA
43		RIDGEWOOD, NJ
44		BEDFORD, MA
45		SPRINGFIELD, NJ
46		Fanwood, NJ
47		Marcellus, NY
48		NEW BRITAIN, CT
49		HAUPPAUGE, NY
50		SKOWHEGAN, ME

TO RAISE FUNDS TO ESTABLISH SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WORTHY INDIVIDUALS.

To provide funds for the students to augment and enhance the existing school curriculum. Among these programs are Cultural Enrichment, Befores and Afters, Technology/Beautification and Teachers Discreationary Funds.

WORKING TO RAISE MONEY THROUGH FUNDRAISING AND ACTIVITIES TO BENEFIT STUDENTS IN KINDERGARTEN THROUGH THIRD GRADE AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN KINGS , NEW YORK. THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS DIRECTLY BENEFITING FROM THIS ORGANIZATION IS APPROXIMATELY 400. THIS AMOUNT REPRESENTS THE ENTIRE STUDENT POPULATION AT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

TO PROVIDE CULTURAL ARTS, GRADUATION EVENTS AND RECOGNITION AWARDS TO STUDENTS, PARENTS AND TEACHERS, AS WELL AS PROVIDE LUNCHES AND SNACKS DURING THE YEAR.

To provide programs and services and to advocate for our students.

PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO BOTH NEEDY AND DESERVING STUDENTS OF THE WILLIAM FLOYD SCHOOL DISTRICT.

Direct Financial aid programs for jewish scholars who dedicate their time to study worship to help alleviate their poverty aid in supporting their families.

A COEDUCATIONAL COLLEGE-PREPARATORY FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-12.

TO OPERATE A COEDUCATIONAL COLLEGE PREP DEDICATED TO PROVIDING STUDENTS FROM PRE-K THROUGH GRADE 12 WITH A CHALLENGING PROGRAM USING TRADITIONAL AND INNOVATIVE APPROACH.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO QUALIFYING APPLICANTS AND TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER ORGANIZATION SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS AND OTHER CHARITABLE FUNCTIONS.

sponsors a program of travel grants to enable senior medical students to secure clinical and research experience under appropriate supervision in developing world.

THE IS A UNIQUE GRADUATE SCHOOL THAT COMBINES INTENSIVE TECHNICAL TRAINING IN THE FINE ARTS WITH ACTIVE CRITICAL DISCOURSE. WE BELIEVE THAT RIGOROUSLY TRAINED ARTISTS ARE BEST ABLE TO REALIZE THEIR ARTISTIC VISION. THEREFORE, STUDENTS ARE TAUGHT TRADITIONAL METHODS AND TECHNIQUES AND ENCOURAGED TO USE THESE SKILLS TO MAKE VITAL CONTEMPORARY . AS SUCH, THE SERVES AS A CREATIVE AND INTELLECTUAL CENTER FOR ALL ARTISTS DEDICATED TO HIGHLY-SKILLED, CONCEPTUALLY-AWARE FIGURATIVE AND REPRESENTATIONAL .

SUPPORT AND PROMOTE INSTITUTIONS WHO CONDUCT PROGRAMS OF JEWISH EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH THAT CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF JEWISH PERSONS PARTICULARLY IN EASTERN AND CENTRAL EUROPE. THREE MAJOR PROGRAMS PROVIDED SUPPORT TO THESE INSTITUTIONS AND INDIVIDUALS DURING 2021:LAUDER SZARVAS PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO U.S. CHILDREN FOR JEWISH EXPERIENCE IN HUNGARY - $77,977UKRAINE SCHOOL - $10,036BULGARIA - $8,420

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

GENERAL ASSISTANCE TO TO ASSIST AMERICAN SCHOLARS AT . IN THIS CAPACITY THE FOUNDATION MAKES DONATIONS TO OTHER EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC OR LITERARY INSTITUTIONS TO PROMOTE,FOSTER ASSIST THE EDUCATIONAL ACADEMINC WORK OF AMERICAN SCHOLARS.

THE ORGANIZATION MAINTAINS A DANCE REPERTORY FOR THE EDUCATION, TRAINING AND ADVANCEMENT OF STUDENTS IN THE ART OF AND OTHER FORMS OF DANCE.

TO PROMOTE AND CULTIVATE EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND RECREATIONAL RELATIONS AMONG STUDENTS, , ALUMNI AND FACULTY OF .

TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE STUDENTS, FACULTY STAFF AT SUNY . SERVICES INCLUDE DINING SERVICES, STORE, VENDING LAUNDRY SERVICES ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES.

To encurage Primary school students that behaving with is not only good but will be good for their livelyhood.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT SERVICES TO THE UNIVERSITY AT AND ITS STUDENTS.

CIVIC AND SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATION PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO THOSE IN NEED, CHARITIES, AND LOCAL STUDENTS ENTERING MEDICAL STUDIES

SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES SEEKING VOCATIONAL TRAINING

Toprovideencouragementthroughtheartsthrougheducationandfinancialsupportforyouth studentsfromlowincome,economicallyand ordiverseareas.

ORGANIZATION GENERATES, RECEIVES AND MANAGES FUNDS TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT EDUCATION STUDENTS AT REGIONAL SCHOOL, A CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IN CONCORD, NH, AS DETERMINED BY BOARD DIRECTORS.

ALL STUDENTS WILL BE EDUCATED TO THEIR POTENTIAL IN A SECURE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT THAT ENABLES AND ENCOURAGES EACH STUDENT TO DEVELOP THE ESSENTIAL SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES TO BE A POSITIVE CONTRIBUTING MEMBER IN THE COBLESKIL-RICHMONDVILLE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.

SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS

We provide finanacial support for rabbinical students as well as financial assistance to the poor and indigent of the community. In year 2019 we were able to distribute over 1.5 M

THIS IS ESTABLISHED TO PROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF THE STATE; TO PROMOTE EQUAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL STUDENTS; TO SECURE AND MAINTAIN FOR THE OFFICE OF TEACHING ITS TRUE POSITION AMONG THE PROFESSIONS; TO PROMOTE AND GUARD THE INTERESTS OF EMPLOYEES WHO ARE IN EMPLOYMENT CATEGORIES ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP.

THE CENTRAL NEW JERSEY (NJ) CHAPTER OF THE , INCORPORATED, CHARTERED ON MAY 28, 1949 IS A PREMIER SERVICE ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO SUSTAINING AND ENSURING THE CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC SURVIVAL OF AFRICAN AMERICANS AND OTHER PERSONS OF AFRICAN ANCESTRY. THE ORGANIZATION HAS PROVIDED OVER 30,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS AND OVER 80,000 VOLUNTEER HOURS TO THE YOUTH IN OUR AREA THROUGH TARGETED PROGRAMS THAT ADDRESS THE CRITICAL NEEDS OF OUR COMMUNITIES. IN 2017, THE ORGANIZATION LAUNCHED A LONG-TERM INITIATIVE WITH URBAN PROMISE TRENTON, A LOCAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION AIMED AT EQUIPPING AT-RISK YOUTH WITH THE NECESSARY SKILLS FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP. IN ADDITION TO AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THESE YOUNG ADULTS TO PURSUE HIGHER EDUCATION, THE ORGANIZATION PLANS TO OFFER A WIDE RANGE OF IMPACTFUL PROGRAMMING THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, INCLUDING WRITING SEMINARS, INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOPS, CAREER FAIRS, LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS, CULTURAL EXCURSIONS, ACADEMIC TUTORING, AND A HOST OF OT

Preserve the spiritual heritage the members through observance religious feasts common to Filipino faith, provide financial assistance to victims natural calamities; provide financial assistance to needy but academically gifted students; provide medical missions to the underprivileged citizens; and provide such other educational, charitable and social and welfare assistance to the members.

ENGAGING , HELPING STUDENTS, CELEBRATING .

To provide scholarships to North Brunsick H. S. students

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS FROM SOUTH NEW BERLIN, NEW YORK.

TO ASSIST FAMILIES SAFETY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, FIREMEN, AND FIRST AID VOLUNTEERS KILLED OR INJURED IN LINE DUTY OR OTHER MERITORIOUS ACTIONS; SCHOLARSHIPS TO OFFSPRING AND CONTRIBUTIONS SAFETY EQUIPMENT TO LAW OFFICERS.

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED (6)

TO OFFER SCHOLARSHIPS AND MENTORING PROGRAMS TO STUDENTS IN MONMOUTH AND OCEAN COUNTIES.

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CHILDREN

TO PREPARE STUDENTS JOB PLACEMENT OF FURTHER EDUCATION LEADING TO SUCCESSFUL EMPLOYMENT. PROGRAMS AND SERVICES ARE DESIGNED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND ADULT LEARNERS, AS WELL AS THE REQUIREMENTS OF EMPLOYERS, COLLEGES, TECHNICAL SCHOOLS AND THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE THE STUDENTS SCHOOL #1 WITH THE SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO RECEIVE AN ENHANCED EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND RELIGION THROUGH THE PROVISION OF SCHOLARSHIPS BASED ON ACADEMIC EVALUATIONS.

TO BRIDGE THE TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATIONAL BUDGET SHORTFALL AND SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF RBHS STUDENTS THROUGH THE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT, SOFTWARE, CULTURAL PROGRAMS, ATHLETICS, EVENTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP TO GRADUATING SENIOR TO ENCOURAGE EXCELLENCE

TO BE A LIASON BETWEEN THE PARENTS OF THE STUDENTS AT THE ADMINISTRATION FACULTY.

TO PROVIDE LESSONS.

PROVIDED EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships

Youth Baseball and Softball Program. Provide uniforms, equipment, umpires and field maintenance. Scholarships awarded to Marcellus High School Students. Awards to three local High School seniors based on achievements and financial need. Dues paid to . Support to parent organization.

CONNECTING , STUDENTS, FRIENDS AND FACULTY IN SUPPORT OF THE CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY AND EACH OTHER.

THE ORGANIZATION IS AN ALL SERVICING THE DISTRICT.THE SOLICITS FUNDS FOR TRAINING AND EDUCATION OF ITS MEMBERSAS WELL AS TO PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR SUCH ACTIVITIES. THEY ALSO PROVIDEDEATH BENEFITS TO MEMBERS FAMILIES AND HAS A SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM.

Scholarship program approved. One individual benefited this year.

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