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1		NEW YORK, NY
2		Boston, MA
3		BRONX, NY
4		Meriden, CT
5		HUNTINGTON, NY
6		STATEN ISLAND, NY
7		NEW YORK, NY
8		PEARL RIVER, NY
9		New York, NY
10		Brooklyn, NY
11		NEW CANAAN, CT
12		NEW YORK, NY
13		Mountainville, NY
14		GLENMONT, NY
15		ITHACA, NY
16		Binghamton, NY
17		WHITESVILLE, NY
18		Riverhead, NY
19		ONEONTA, NY
20		BROOKLYN, NY
21		Brooklyn, NY
22		Cohasset, MA
23		NORTH READING, MA
24		NEW YORK, NY
25		AMHERST, NY
26		CANTON, NY
27		FLEMINGTON, NJ
28		READING, MA
29		BEDFORD, NH
30		FLORHAM PARK, NJ
31		MONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJ
32		VERNON, CT
33		Princeton, NJ
34		MILLVILLE, NJ
35		ELMWOOD PARK, NJ
36		RIDGEWOOD, NJ
37		WAKEFIELD, MA
38		NEW YORK, NY
39		Portland, ME
40		BROOKLYN, NY
41		Brooklyn, NY
42		ARLINGTON, MA
43		ROSLYN, NY
44		EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ
45		FLORHAM PARK, NJ
46		AVON, CT
47		SHUTESBURY, MA
48		Plymouth, MA
49		Bernardsville, NJ
50		Brooklyn, NY

TO PROVIDE QUALITY EDUCATION RECENT ARRIVED IMMIGRANTS BY GROWING AND SUSTAINING A STRONG NATIONAL OF INNOVATIVE INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS, WHILE BROADENING ITS IMPACT BY SHARING PROVEN BEST PRACTICES AND INFLUENCING POLICY ENGLISH LEARNERS ON A NATIONAL SCALE.

We promote education concering the needs of poor working families. We are the "new majority:" People of color, immigrants, women and the working class, on a path liberation. Our statewide membership is organizing put people and planet first before profit. We counter the fear that causes injustice by building power transform the institutions that govern our lives. In an era of income inequality, environmental degradation and racism, our chapters are building power confront this triple crisis in . We fill the ballot box with our votes. We fill the streets with our voices. We seed the new alternatives that put power and decision-making in the hands of those directly affected.

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL FUNDING TO WORTHY RECIPIENTS TO FURTHER THEIR EDUCATIONTHROUGH VOLUNTARY GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

To raise funds distribute grants to allow low income children to attend camp.

MAKES GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 170(B)(1)(A)OF IRS CODE

BLIND, INC. IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT HAS BEEN PRINTING, PUBLISHING AND CREATING BRAILLE BOOKS AND MATERIALS TO BLIND AND SIGHT IMPAIRED INDIVIDUALS WHO OTHERWISE WOULD NOT HAVE ACCESS TO NECESSARY MATERIALS.

EMERGENCY FUND FOR JAZZ MUSICIANS: IN APRIL 2020, THE FUND BEGAN MAKING GRANTS TO FREELANCE JAZZ MUSICIANS THAT WERE NEGATIVELY IMPACTED BY THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. DURING THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2021, THE FOUNDATION ISSUED A TOTAL OF 330,000 OF GRANTS TO OVER 500 MUSICIANS IN NEED.

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

Provided grants to 6 tax exempt organizations for the purpose of furthering religious outreach.

Grants to the needy in .

ONLY ACTIVITY IS DISTRIBUTION OF GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

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

MAKES MONETARY GRANTS TO VARIOUS NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTE FURTHERANCE OF ARTS AND SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND COMMUNITY WELFARE.

THE IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT 501(C)(3) THAT SEEKS TO TRANSFORM AND IMPROVE THE K-12 PUBLIC EDUCATION LANDSCAPE IN THE CAPITAL DISTRICT THROUGH THE SUPPORT AND SPONSORSHIP OF PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS AND OTHER NEW AND INNOVATIVE INITIATIVES THAT EXPAND OR STRENGTHEN EDUCATIONAL OPTIONS FOR HISTORICALLY UNDER-SERVED STUDENTS, FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES. IN SUPPORT OF THIS MISSION, THE WILL MAKE GRANTS THAT SUPPORT INITIATIVES DESIGNED TO GROW AND IMPROVE THE EDUCATION OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO FAMILIES IN THE CAPITAL DISTRICT.

TO STIMULATE, COORDINATE AND STRENGTHEN AND INFORMATION SERVICES WITHIN CAYUGA, CORTLAND, SENECA, TIOGA, AND TOMPKINS COUNTIES.

Lends books and other materials to residents of the Chenango Valley Central School District in the Town of and surrounding areas. Provides literacy programs for pre-school and school-age children, and adults.

YOUTH and ADULT PROGRAMMING BOOK LENDING COMPUTER ACCESS

To provide educational assistance through scholorships and grants to our wounded warriors, Navy SEALs, crew and dependents of the USS DDG-112, Michaelss alma maters, Penn State Patchogue-Medford High

GRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO VARIOUS LOCAL NOT-FOR-PROFITS FOR OPERATIONS AND SPECIFIC NEEDS; INCLUDING AMOUNTS TO THE LOCAL COLLEGES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, TO THE LOCAL HOSPITAL FOR SPECIAL FUNDING NEEDS, TO ALMOST EVERY CHURCH IN THE COMMUNITY, AND TO THE CITY OF ONEONTA TOWARDS THE COST OF ACQUIRING A NEW AMBULANCE. SEE ATTACHED LISTING (PDF ATTACHMENT).

GRANTS TO HELP LOW INCOME FAMILIES

GRANTS TO JEWISH RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS IN NEED.

To make grants to other charitable organizations for charitable purposes.

THE HIGHT SUPPORTS ATHLETICS IN MAINTAINING SUPPORT FOR STUDENT ATHLETES AS WELL AS IMPROVING ATHLETIC FACILITIES.

Project grant to Asian American Writers Workshop,501c3 public charity to engage young adults in literary readings and workshops in the New York City area on socioeconomic issues.

Admminister and review funds to distribute to students and teachers to enhance educational efforts of schools. Activities include annual golf outings, outreach, award grants to teachers and students.

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN . BY ADMINISTERING A REVOLVING LOAN FUND, ISSUING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT GRANTS, AND PROVIDING LOW COST ENERGY TO QUALIFYING AREA BUSINESSES.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THAT ADVANCE AND IMPROVE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN AND TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTE, ADVANCE AND IMPROVE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT PATIENTS

LEAGUE FOR MA

TO FUND PROJECTS

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL FUNDING and DISTRIBUTION OF INFORMATION ABOUT SYNDROME (CFS) TO PATIENTS AND TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THE ORGANIZATION MAINTAINS A LIBRARY OF MATERIALS ON CFS ACCESSIBLE TO AFFECTED PATIENTS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

The Advancement of

AWARD SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO RESIDENTS WHO ARE, OR WILL BE ATTENDING, A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY AND WHOSE MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY IS, OR WILL BE, RELATED TO HORTICULTURE.

PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTARY SUPPORT CONDUCT ACTIVITIES FOR BENEFIT FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY .

COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. IMPLEMENTATION OF PROGRAM PROVIDING LOANS AND GRANTS TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES AND SPONSORSHIP OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, CULTURAL ACTIVITIES AND SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS

IS A NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT HELPS FUND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUNG WOMEN AND MEN THROUGH A VARIETY NEED-BASED GRANTS AND INTEREST-FREE LOANS.

WMA IS A 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION COMPRISED OF WHO HAVE SERVED OR ARE SERVING HONORABLY IN THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS REGULAR OR RESERVE COMPONENTS AS WELL AS THE FMF CERTIFIED NAVY CHAPLAINS AND CORPSMEN. WMA CONDUCTS CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ITS MEMBERS AND MILITARY VETERANS, SERVICE PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT VETERANS, A PROGRAM TO PROVIDE GRANTS OF EMERGENCY FUNDS TO VETERANS IN NEED, AND MATCHING FUNDS AND GRANTS TO CHAPTERS THAT ARE SUPPORTING VETERANS PROGRAMS.

FOSTER AND ENCOURAGE LIBERAL ARTS AND OBTAIN ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY FOR MUSEUM , OBTAIN GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS FOR AND MAKE GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO MUSEUM.

Fraternal charitable organization that works for self-improvement members local community. Disburses grants allocations for the benefit local community society as a whole.

GRANTS TO SCHOOLS TO HELP FURTHER EDUCATION WITH YOUNG CHILDREN

Making Grants and Loans to organizations which are section code 501(C)(3)

WAS FORMED IN 2008 TO MAINTAIN EDITH M. IN ARLINGTON, MA

TO PROMOTE AFFORDABLE AND ASSIST IN OBTAINING FUNDS/GRANTS THAT PURPOSE

TO RAISE FUNDS FOR EB

The does not engage in direct activities. Historically the has only used its resources to make grants to public charities to assist those charities in the fulfillment of their exempt purposes.

THE GOAL OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO ENGAGE IN THE ACTIVITY OF PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR FURTHERING THE EDUCATION OF STUDENTS OF ALL BACKGROUNDS, FOR SUPPORT OF MULTICULTURAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDY INITIATIVES, FOR THE HEART OF HOPE SUPPORT GROUP FOR MOTHERS IN BEREAVEMENT AND LIKE-MINDED GROUPS, FOR FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR VICTIMS OF ABUSE, AND THE AID OF ANY SUCH ACTIVITIES, AGENCIES, AND INSTITUTIONS ALREADY ESTABLISHED; AND TO UTILIZE ANY OTHER MEANS, PERSONS, OR AGENCIES WHICH SHALL FURTHER THE PURPOSES SET FORTH ABOVE. FROM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 9 - GRANTS AND SIMILAR AMOUNTS PAID: DURING THE 2015 FISCAL YEAR, DONATED 37,867 TO VARIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

PROVIDE FUNDING AN ORPHANAGE IN HAITI, , WRITING BOOKS, SUPPORT UN GOALS, COMMUNITY BUILDING, AND PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PODCASTS.

Award grants to to fund educational projects

Raise funds for the Public to help maintain the programs, books, music, movies, television programs, magazines and E-books offered to and the surrounding communities.

THE ORGANIZATION CONDUCTS A SUCCESFUL ANTI-GUN VIOLENCE PROGRAM FOR WHICH IT RECEIVED GRANTS FROM THE NEW YORK CITY MAYORS OFFICE

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