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151		MILWAUKEE, WI
152		PHILADELPHIA, PA
153		Rockville, MD
154		WEDDINGTON, NC
155		Fredericksburg, VA
156		Chicago, IL
157		Silver Spring, MD
158		St Leon, IN
159		JOPPA, MD
160		MALVERN, PA
161		Longmont, CO
162		HOWEY IN THE HILLS, FL
163		SAN DIEGO, CA
164		NEWPORT BEACH, CA
165		CHATTANOOGA, TN
166		Long Beach, CA
167		San Diego, CA
168		Scottsdale, AZ
169		El Dorado Hills, CA
170		FORT LEONARD WOOD, MO
171		Clarendon, TX
172		BOARDMAN, OR
173		TEMPE, AZ
174		San Jose, CA
175		LOS ANGELES, CA
176		Marietta, GA
177		Shelton, WA
178		IRVINE, CA
179		Creve Coeur, MO
180		Baton Rouge, LA
181		Jacksonville, OR
182		OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
183		NORCROSS, GA
184		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
185		AUSTIN, TX
186		ATLANTA, GA
187		BELLEVUE, WA
188		PORTLAND, OR
189		KLAMATH FALLS, OR
190		DALLAS, TX
191		Dexter, OR
192		Baker City, OR
193		STILLWATER, OK
194		NAPA, CA
195		TALLAHASSEE, FL
196		LAGRANGE, GA
197		Monahans, TX
198		PETALUMA, CA
199		BATON ROUGE, LA
200		LOS ANGELES, CA

TO INCLUSIVELY DOUBLE TECH TALENT IN SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN IN ORDER TO DRIVE ENDURING ECONOMIC PROSPERITY AND CREATE LIFE CHANGING OPPORTUNITIES IN TECHNOLOGY. OUR FOUR AREAS OF FOCUS INCLUDE: 1. ATTRACTION OF TECH TALENT AND COMPANIES TO THE REGION2. BUILDING A DIVERSE TECH TALENT PIPELINE3. SCALING THE INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM 4. BUILDING CONNECTIONS AND COMMUNITY

TO GRANT FUNDS SOLELY TO THE INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO THEIR TO SUPPORT THEIR INSTRUCTIONAL AND RESEARCH OBJECTIVES.

Promote the enhancement , technology; encourage collaborative work among scientists engineers descent in research technology through scientific endeavors that advance technology.

to empower student and citizen with technology education to make their lives better. The activities include: develop and/or support in-person/online classes and courses for underprivileged students. We will provide computers and soft-wares.

Black Girls Hack () is a non-profit org that focuses on providing technology and cybersecurity education. will do this through providing training and engagement to encourage Black Women and Girls to be engaged in STEM.

The ) is a charitable and educational organization created to introduce, empower, and advance underrepresented candidates in the real estate technology industry ("PropTech") through its support and contribution to educational and career-based opportunities.

Pioneering Character and Education for disadvantaged populations. Refurbished and placed hundreds of computers with students, schools and low income individuals. Provided free computer access, training and support for Seniors.

To provide educational resources through curriculum enhancement, educational programs, and technology advancement.

Offer community-based educational seasonally themed programs in theatrical arts, visual arts, special effects, music, sound, technology. Support need-based arts entertainment organizations scholarships with donations.

IS COMMITTED TO IMPOVERISHED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. WE RECYCLE EDUCATIONAL BOOKS, SUPPLIES, FURNISHINGS AND TECHNOLOGY FROM AREAS OF WEALTH TO SCHOOLS IN NEED.

We are a Parent Teacher Organization at Elementary School that supports the educational efforts at this local elementary school through a variety of programs ie classroomteacher grants grade level grants paratechnology grant book room

ACTIVITIES ARE FOCUSED ON FUNDING THE SIFUNDA KUNYE EDUCATIONAL PROJECT, WHICH IS AN ORGANIZATION THAT SUPPORTS TECHNOLOGY, LITERACY, AND BASIC NEEDS PROJECTS ACROSS 6 DISADVANTAGED SCHOOLS IN SOUTH AFRICA.

RAISES MONEY AND SUPPORT TO ENHANCE STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES IN ACADEMICS, SPORTS, ART AND TECHNOLOGY

CONNECTING PEOPLE AND IDEAS WITH CAPITAL and RESOURCES TO DRIVE GROWTH IN , CA.

THE CTC PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF IN BUSINESS AND EDUCATION THROUGHOUT THE GREATER AREA. MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO COMPANIES SUPPORTING THIS GROWTH.

Our mission is to educate the general public in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) through the use ; and to foster technology by supporting individuals, hobbyists, student groups, and other likeminded nonprofit entities.

To improve learning Middle School by providing our teachers the technology, equipment and service necessary to help students.

Inc. engages in program development, program evaluation, and behavioral science technology transfer. As part of its core philosophy, strives to provide a high level of scientific expertise to better understand the human condition and use this information to inform policy and public health initiatives. The company provides strategic planning (improving human capital), methodological and statistical consultation, program development and evaluation to a wide range of clients. Our services portfolio extends to mental health, alcohol, tobacco, and drug abuse, poverty, juvenile justice, child welfare, criminal justice, school departure, academic failure, and behavioral self-management of chronic disease.

is organized to provide funding for purchase of education materials, print media, equipment technology other related library media for Media Center located at Willow Glen High School Willow Glen Middle School in San Jose, California.

THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF (LWI) IS TO CREATE OR RETAIN TECHNOLOGY-RELATED BUSINESSES, SAVE OR CREATE NEW JOBS, GENERATE NEW PRODUCTS OR PROCESSES, INCREASE RESEARCH FUNDING, AND TO FACILITATE THE TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY FROM RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TO THE MARKETPLACE

Support Clarendon Texas by providing books, computer equipment and software.

TO PROVIDE ADVANCED BROADBAND FACILITIES AND SERVICES OVER A FIBER OPTIC NETWORK TO AREAS LACKING IN SERVICES ALTOGETHER OR AT RATES THAT ARE COST PROHIBITIVE.

ENHANCING AND PROMOTING STEM EDUCATION AND AWARENESS IN AND BEYOND.

Educational enrichment for children, using technology. Primary programs provide robotics competitions for students in grades K-12. Partners with US FIRST in Manchester, New Hampshire

CAMP FOR CHILDREN PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL S.T.E.A.M.M. (SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, ARTS, MATHEMATICS, AND MOTIVATION) RELATED TOOLS NEEDED FOR THE FUTURE SUCCESS.

Promote positive industry awareness, cultivate relationships and enable professional growth of its members by providing educational opportunities, information and a forum for collobaration amoung industry and community representatives.

To operate for educational purposes and to promote, sponsor and financially support instructional enhancement, academic technology, faculty development, faculty improvement, student scholarships and athletics/activity programs.

REACHING OUT TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY TO ENRICH LIVES THROUGH POWER OF TECHNOLOGY, INCLUDING THE GRANTING OF SCHOLARSHIPS

To promote positive industry awareness.

To provide temporary relief to victims of disasters, both natural man-made, along the who suffer financial or economic hardship as a result of such disaster, within the meaning of Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code. Additionally, to provide external resources support to the State of Louisiana, within the meaning of Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code in its efforts to implement recovery, find answers shape long-term solutions which will allow the to thrive withstand future disasters, both natural man-made, including long-term investments in education, science technology which will produce critical benefits in safety, , habitability economic viability.

Proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ Distribute Bible teachings via the internet and radio Make available Bible study resources

TO RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF ISSUES, TO EDUCATE THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF THE IMPORTANCE OF THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY, TO ENCOURAGE THE EFFICIENT USE OF , PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND PRODUCTION METHODS AND TECHNOLOGIES AND TO PROMOTE THE TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY.

PROVIDES EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE AND SUPPORT FOR SOURCE SOFTWARE AND SOURCE PROJECTS, INCLUDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOURCE TECHNOLOGIES AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SYSTEMS. ADDITIONAL SERVICES INCLUDE CONSULTING, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, DATA SERVICES, IMPLEMENTATION, TRAINING, AND IT SERVICES, SUCH AS HOSTING AND SUPPORT, CUSTOMIZATION, TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT, AND ADVISEMENT.

TO ENSURE FREE ACCESS, IN PERPETUITY, TO THE SOFTWARE PROJECTS WE SUPPORT.

TELECOMMUNICATION PROFESSIONAL ADVOCACY

TO PROVIDE ALL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH TRAVEL AND LIVING FOR WOMEN FROM TO ATTEND U.S. OR OTHER INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER . SINCE THE ORGANIZATION BEGAN MORE THAN 400 STUDENTS HAVE BEEN ENROLLED AT TOP UNIVERSITIES IN THE U.S. THE STUDENTS IN THE PROGRAM HAVE AN AVERAGE GPA OF 3.75. ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO BE PARTNERS IN THIS INITIATIVE BY HOLDING DOWN ON-CAMPUS JOBS TO PAY FOR BOOKS AND INCIDENTALS. ON AVERAGE, THE PROGRAM PAYS FOR LESS THAN 10% OF THE TOTAL COSTS OF A FOUR YEAR , WITH THE BALANCE FUNDED BY MERIT BASED COLLEGE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS. THE ESTIMATED VALUE OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2021 WAS 368,000. OTHER DONATED SERVICES INCLUDE AIR FARE, CLOTHING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO ENABLE THE CHANNEL FOR CHARITABLE IN SUPPORT OF GOOD CAUSES BY USING THE CONVENIENCE, SECURITY AND UBIQUITY OF TEXT MESSAGING AND OTHER WIRELESS NETWORK BASED BILLING SYSTEMS. NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WILL FIND TO BE AN EFFECTIVE CHANNEL FOR NEW DONOR ACQUISITION, FUND RAISING AND DONOR INTERACTION. DONORS WILL FIND THE USE OF TO BE CONVENIENT, IMMEDIATE, PRIVATE AND SECURE. MERGING PHILANTHROPY WITH THE POWER OF THE MEDIUM SERVES THE BROADER OBJECTIVE OF EXPANDING THE POOL OF CONTRIBUTORS TO INCLUDE THOSE WHO MIGHT ONLY BE ABLE TO AFFORD TO MAKE A SMALL GIFT THROUGH A 5 OR 10 CHARGE COLLECTED THROUGH THEIR WIRELESS BILL. DONORS CAN IMMEDIATELY RESPOND TO A CALL TO ACTION WHETHER IT IS DELIVERED AT POINT OF SALE, ON TELEVISION, VIA PRINT, ETC. 100% OF EACH DONATION IS REMITTED DIRECTLY FROM THE WIRELESS OPERATORS TO THE MGF, WHICH IN TURN GIVES 100% TO THE QUALIFIED CHARITY RECOMMENDED BY THE DONOR.

To provide an organization for those who have an interest in systems for typesetting technical text and font design; to exchange information of same and associated use of computers and computer peripheral equipment; to establish standards and provide channels to facilitate the exchange of macro packages, etc., through publications and otherwise; and to develop, implement and sponsor educational programs, seminars, and conferences in connection with the foregoing and for any lawful purpose or purposes permitted under the Rhode Island non-profit corporation act.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, CHARITABLE, AND SERVICE FUNCTIONS OF THE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.

TO ENHANCE THE PROMOTION, DEVELOPMENT AND DISSEMINATION KNOWLEDGE RELATING TO THE ART AND SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY FOR THE NON-ALCOHOLIC INDUSTRY. FOCUS AREAS ACTIVITY INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, FORMULATION, PRODUCTION, PACKAGING, EQUIPMENT AND DISTRIBUTION. WE DO THIS BY PROVIDING FORUMS FOR SCHOLARLY DISCUSSION, STIMULATING THE APPLICATION SCIENCE IN THE INDUSTRY, PUBLISHING "VOLUNTARY" TECHNICAL GUIDELINES AND BEST PRACTICES, AND ENCOURAGING AND FOSTERING RESEARCH.

The has 755 members in twelve professional chapters and three student chapters throughout . The is the largest state affiliate the National . The mission the is to advance the science, education, technology, and practice forestry; to enhance the competency its members; to establish professional excellence; and to use the knowledge, skills, and conservation ethic the profession to ensure the continued health and use forest eco-systems and the present and future availability forest resources to benefit .

Science,education,technology

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS SEEKING A JOB IN A TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM OF STUDY TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE SYSTEM.

CONDUCT SALES DONATED BOOKS. PROCEEDS FROM THESE SALES ARE CONTRIBUTED TO - FOR PURCHASE BOOKS AND AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT INCLUDING COMPUTERS AND SHELVING, AND TO FUND EVENTS LIKE SUMMER READING PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN.

To advance the understanding and use of to treat municipal, industrial, commercial, agricultural and waste waters.

THE ARCS FOUNDATION PROVIDES SCHOLAR AWARDS TO ACADEMICALLY OUTSTANDING UNITED STATES CITIZENS STUDYING TO COMPLETE DEGREES IN SCIENCE, MEDICINE AND ENGINEERING, THEREBY CONTRIBUTING TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.

To develop and enhance the knowledge and skills enrolled in science technology education programs through leadership development, scholarships, seminars, and area, state and national conferences.

TO AID HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES IN THE ARTS, ACADEMICS, TECHNOLOGY AND ATHLETICS, BOTH FINANCIALLY AND/OR BY PROMOTING SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY INTEREST IN THESE ACTIVITIES.

University Medical Center New Orleans will be a leading world-class academic medical center and the destination of choice for exceptional healthcare. University Medical Center will provide exceptional patient-centered care and a world-class academic experience through advanced research, leading technology and innovation.

THE IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, TO THE BENEFIT, TO PERFORM FUNCTIONS, OR TO CARRY OUT THE CHARITABLE PURPOSES OF THE KOREA ADVANCED INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY () AND ANY OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION.

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