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101		WHITE PLAINS, NY
102		NEW YORK, NY
103		HAWTHORNE, NY
104		NEW YORK, NY
105		Bay Shore, NY
106		ARMONK, NY
107		RYE, NY
108		NEW YORK, NY
109		NEW YORK, NY
110		SPARKILL, NY
111		NEW YORK, NY
112		NEW YORK, NY
113		BROOKLYN, NY
114		Suffern, NY
115		CLIFTON, NJ
116		NEW YORK, NY
117		NEW YORK, NY
118		NEW YORK, NY
119		NEW YORK, NY
120		NEW YORK, NY
121		BRONXVILLE, NY
122		NEW YORK, NY
123		NEW YORK, NY
124		NEW YORK, NY
125		Bronx, NY
126		NEW YORK, NY
127		NEW YORK, NY
128		NEW YORK, NY
129		BROOKLYN, NY
130		NEW YORK, NY
131		NEW YORK, NY
132		Garden City, NY
133		NEW YORK, NY
134		Staten Island, NY
135		NEW YORK, NY
136		NEW YORK, NY
137		New York, NY
138		Bronx, NY
139		MONSEY, NY
140		NEW YORK, NY
141		NEW YORK, NY
142		NEW YORK, NY
143		WHITESTONE, NY
144		NEW YORK, NY
145		New York, NY
146		NEW YORK, NY
147		NEW YORK, NY
148		BRIDGEPORT, CT
149		SOUTH HAMILTON, MA
150		New York, NY

Our mission is to serve Westchester as a resource - promoting the awareness of , the opportunity to and enriching the environment for students, professionals and audiences by offering programs for all ages and abilities.

TO PROMOTE THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND ADVANCEMENT ALL WOMEN THROUGH EDUCATION, MENTORSHIP, NETWORKING, ALLIANCES, AND ADVOCACY ACROSS THE FINANCIAL SECTOR.

TO PROVIDE A VARIETY OF YEAR-ROUND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES IN THE NORTHEAST PORTION OF COUNTY.

THE MISSION OF THE (THE ) IS TO PROVIDE A RELIABLE WAY FOR DONORS IN NORTH AMERICA AND INTERNATIONALLY TO AID 120,000 TIBETAN REFUGEES LIVING IN INDIA, NEPAL, AND BHUTAN AND THOUSANDS OF MARGINALIZED TIBETANS IN .

fulfills special wishes of children who have a terminal or life threatening illness.

PROMOTION OF SOCIAL WELFARE TO THE COMM

TO ENRICH THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM, PROGRAMS AND FACILITIES.

THE , INC. IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY RELIGIOUS PURPOSES.

TO PROMOTE THE INTEREST THE , SOUTH AFRICA.

IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT WHOSE PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO SOLICIT AND DISBURSE FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISIBILITIES, OWN PROPERTY AND ACT AS CONSERVATOR OR GUARDIANS OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISIBILITIES

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS -AEF HAS TWO MAIN ACADEMIC PROGRAMS: and SOCIETY QUARTERLY (ASQ) AND ADTEXT. ASQ IS A PEER-REVIEWED SCHOLARLY JOURNAL PUBLISHED BY AEF AND DISTRIBUTED BY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS (JHUP) PROJECT MUSE. AEF ALSO HOLDS AN ANNUAL ASQ COLLOQUIUM THAT GATHERS LEADING SCHOLARS. ADTEXT IS AN ONLINE TEXTBOOK, FOR USE IN WHOLE OR PART, IN COLLEGE COURSES. TEXTBOOK EXAMINES PLACE OF IN AMERICAN AND GLOBAL SOCIETY. SINGLE CHAPTERS ON SPECIFIC TOPICS ARE USED AS SUPPLEMENTS IN COURSES ON GENDER, ETHICS, REGIONAL STUDIES, AMERICAN HISTORY, AND GLOBALIZATION. FULL SET OF CHAPTERS IS USED AS A MAIN OR SUPPLEMENTARY TEXTBOOK FOR COURSES ON AND SOCIETY.

PROPAGATION OF LANGUANGE.

PLEASE NOTE, IS NOT INVOLVED IN ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. ITS PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO SUPPORT BY CONTRIBUTIONS, OTHER ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 501(C)(3).

Fundraising the benefit of Hospital of Suffern, NY.

OUR MISSION IS TO INSPIRE PEOPLE TO LIVE MORE THOUGHTFUL, SPIRITUAL, AND IMPACTFUL LIVES THROUGH LEARNING AND SHARING TIMELESS JEWISH WISDOM.

TO PROMOTE THE PROGRESS OF THE STUDY GROWTH OF THE SCIENCE RELATED TO ENVIRONMENT RELATED TO SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES.

TO ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO HELP MAKE NEW YORK CITY PLACE IN WHICH TO LIVE AND WORK.

EDUCATION PROGRAMS, CONTENT CREATION, AND PUBLISHING AIMED AT FOSTERING AND ENHANCING JEWISH CULTURE, RELIGION, HISTORY, ECONOMICS, LAW AND SOCIAL POLICY.

PLEASE NOTE THE FOUNDATION IS NOT INVOLVED IN ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. ITS PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO SUPPORT, BY CONTRIBUTIONS, OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT UNDER

WAS ESTABLISHED TO REVITALIZE IDENTITY THROUGH EDUCATIONAL RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL INITIATIVES THAT REACH OUT TO ALL JEWS, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON THOSE WHO ARE ON MARGINS OF LIFE AS WELL AS TO ADVOCATE AND SUPPORT HEBREW LITERACY AMONG GENERAL POPULATION. LONG-TERM GOAL OF IS EMERGENCE OF A THRIVING, DYNAMIC AND CREATIVE COMMUNITY WHOSE CONTRIBUTIONS TO AMERICAN CULTURE ARE INFORMED AND INSPIRED BY DISTINCT VALUES THAT ARE FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH LIFE IN OPEN SOCIETY.

TO PROVIDE ACADEMIC HELP TO HS STUDENTS and ASSIST IN APPLICATION PROCESS

SUPPORTS MISSION OF UNITED JEWISH APPEAL-FEDERATION OF JEWISH PHILANTHROPIES OF NEW YORK, INC.

TO SUSTAIN THE ECONOMIC REVITALIZATION OF ALL COMMUNITIES IN .

BRINGS TOGETHER ARTISTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS TO PROVIDE SPACE WHERE ARTISTS CAN LIVE, WORK, AND PRESENT.

To advance the health of people with physical and other disabling challenges through the use of .

GRANTS TO : DURING REPORTING PERIOD, ORGANIZATION PROVIDED 13 GRANTS TO 13 MERITORIOUS IN ORDER TO ASSIST WITH THEIR RECORDING SESSIONS.

PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO MAKE GRANTS TO OTHER EXEMPT CHARITABLE

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THE ORGANIZATION AIDS INSTITUTIONS HIGHER LEARNING IN ISRAEL.

THROUGH THE USE GRANTS SOLICITED FROM A WIDE VARIETY SOURCES-(GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS, BUSINESSES, ETC.)THE ORGANIZATION WILL ENCHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE STUDENTS BY INITIATING AND EXECUTING SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES.

CULTURAL CENTER

To obtain resources human capital, monitary, in-kind, restricted non-restricted gifts grants to help provide access to optimal orthopedic spine care for the underserved in Ghana other countries.

PLEASE NOTE, IS NOT INVOLVED IN ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. ITS PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO SUPPORT, BY CONTRIBUTIONS, OTHER ORGANIZATIONS UNDER IRC SECTION

Provide support to Staten Island High Schools to assist needy students

AWARDS RESEARCH GRANTS and TRAVEL GRANTS FOR SYMPOSIUMS AND MEETINGS ON CANCER and RESEARCH

THE IS FORMED EXCLUSIVELY TO FURTHER AND PROMOTE, THROUGH EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, THE MEDICINE OF ORTHOPAEDICS BY SPONSORING TRAVELLING ORTHOPAEDIC FELLOWSHIPS SPECIALIZING IN KNEE REPLACEMENT.

To provide meeting space for 50+ Alcoholics Anonymous meetings a week serving 1,000+ people. Distribution of free educational AA pamphlets and literature. The organization also conducts on-line AA meetings via the Zoom application.

Traditional wooden boatbuilding, rowing, sailing, environmental research and restoration, individual and group social/emotional counseling, college advisement.

Support to other 501c3 organizations

HUDSON PARK-PROGRAM TO DESIGN BUILD A PARK TO FIT THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY OF HUDSON, NY.

TO MAINTAIN A SOCIAL TO FOSTER AND PROMOTE INTEREST IN .

DUES INITIATION FEES ARE COLLECTED FROM MEMBERS TO PROTECT PROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF LABOR IN CONNECTION WITH EMPLOYMENT.

TO FURTHER AND PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL AND PURPOSES FOR BOTH THE AND NON- COMMUNITIES AND TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE, HEALTH AND INDEPENDENCE OF THE AGED AND AGING.

TOGETHER WITH NYPD AND THE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITY, SUPPORTS AND INSPIRES NEW YORK CITY YOUTH TO REALIZE THEIR FULL INDIVIDUAL POTENTIAL AS PRODUCTIVE MEMBERS OF SOCIETY.

To provide relief natives Scotland and their descendants who may be in want or distress, to provide educational assistance to natives Scotland and their descendants, to conduct and sponsor such other and further activities, as may be deemed appropriate.

TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES ISRAELITE UNIVERSELLE AND ITS NETWORK SCHOOLS IN ISRAEL, MIDDLE EAST, EUROPE, AND CANADA.

FLORIA V. LASKY SYMPOSIUM PROJECT:TO CONVENE A GROUP OF NOT-FOR-PROFIT CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS IN NYC TO EXPLORE TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE, ITS BEST PRACTICES, AND THE POTENTIAL FOR BUILDING NEW CONNECTIONS BOTH INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY.FVL SYMPOSIUM PROJECT EXPENSE $43,545FVL AWARD $10,000

TO PRODUCE NET INCOME TO BE PAID SEMI-ANNUALLY TO A COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE OF . "TO BE APPLIED TO MAINTAIN THE POOLAND BUILDINGS ON THE PROPERTY ABOVE DESCRIBED (VILLAS ) AND TO EMPLOY NECESSARY CARETAKERS, LABOR AND MUSIC IN CONNECTION THEREWITH."

TO PROMOTE THE SOCIAL SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF RELIGION

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