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151		NASHUA, NH
152		WAYNE, NJ
153		Mattapan, MA
154		BOSTON, MA
155		NEW YORK, NY
156		WESTHAMPTON BEACH, NY
157		BROOKLYN, NY
158		Clarksburg, NJ
159		ROCHESTER, NH
160		GETZVILLE, NY
161		Edision, NJ
162		MOUNT LAUREL, NJ
163		CAMBRIDGE, MA
164		NORTH HAMPTON, NH
165		STONEHAM, MA
166		ARLINGTON, MA
167		New Haven, CT
168		KATONAH, NY
169		FORT DODGE, IA
170		BUFFALO, NY
171		SPRINGFIELD, NJ
172		NEW YORK, NY
173		Bronx, NY
174		SLINGERLANDS, NY
175		VESTAL, NY
176		WINTHROP, MA
177		Brunswick, ME
178		Bayville, NY
179		JACKSON, NJ
180		SAG HARBOR, NY
181		CAPE ELIZABETH, ME
182		Matawan, NJ
183		CLIFTON, NJ
184		Bridgeport, CT
185		SYRACUSE, NY
186		NANTUCKET, MA
187		New York, NY
188		DUXBURY, MA
189		STATEN ISLAND, NY
190		Yonkers, NY
191		CANTON, MA
192		Buffalo, NY
193		New York, NY
194		Orleans, MA
195		Westport, CT
196		Canaan, NH
197		STAMFORD, CT
198		BRONX, NY
199		LEWISTON, ME
200		BROOKLYN, NY

CONTRIBUTION TO VARIOUS FAMILIES AND ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT THOSE IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS

VTAB works collaboratively with a wide range community-based organizations to offer strong post-resettlement services to refugee and immigrant youth and families

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO SHRINERS HOSPITALS, BOSTON, MA

TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING STUDENTSIN HARLEM , NEW YORK SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES.

ENTITY ORGANIZED TO RAISE FUNDS and SPONSOR CHARITABLE EVENTS AS WELL AS PARTICIPATE EVENTS ORGANIZED BY OTHER CHARITIES ORDER TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO ANY and ALL NEEDY OR DESERVING ARMED SERVICES PERSONNEL and /OR CHILDREN and FAMILIES OF ACTIVE, RETIRED OR DECEASED ARMED SERVICES PERSONNEL SPIRIT OF DECEASED US MARINE CORPS FIRST LIEUTENANT MICHAEL LUCIAN LICALZI.

Our Mission and VisionMission: is a non-profit organization working in conjunction with veterinary emergency hospitals and clinics that improves both animal and community welfare in the New York area by funding the care of abused animals, using resources to benefit and reduce the displaced animal population, and assisting individuals and families who cannot afford medical treatment for their sick or injured pets.Vision:To create a pain free, healthy, and loving existence for the animals of New York

Veterinary services for the needy: to fund veterinary services for needy families with pets who are seriously ill and who cannot afford to pay for such services and for the provision of veterinary services to stray animals.

RAISE AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF AND DESERVING INDIVIDUALS IN FORM OF SCHOLARSHIPS.

TO PROMOTE AWARENESS AND SUPPORT THE FIGHT AGAINST LEUKEMIA BY ASSISTING FAMILIES WHOSE MEMBERS SUFFER FROM LEUKEMIA IN EFFORTS TO ALLEVIATE SOME OF THE FINANCIAL BURDENS ASSOCIATED WITH TREATMENT AND CARE, GRANTING A SCHOLARSHIP IN HONOR OF , AND AWARD GRANTS RESEARCH TO ADVANCE CANCER TREATMENT.

Tosecureacloseroffical and personalrelationshipamongmembersandlawenforcementprofessionalsthroughoutthecountyofMiddlesexNJ

TO EDUCATE, COMMUNICATE AND ADVOCATE FOR THE DEPARTMENT NURSE.

AUWSF SUPPORTS THE EDUCATION, EMPOWERMENT, AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT OF FROM ACROSS ASIA AND THE MIDDLE EAST IN A MULTICULTURAL AND MULTIFAITH RESIDENTIAL SETTING LOCATED IN CHITTAGONG, BANGLADESH. IT OFFERS UP TO TWO YEARS OF PRE- TRAINING FOLLOWED BY AN UNDERGRADUATE LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES PROGRAM. IT SERVES STUDENTS FROM 18 COUNTRIES.

THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES A RETAIL THRIFT STORE WHICH ACCEPTS DONATIONS OF CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS FROM THE GENERAL PUBLIC. NET PROCEEDS FROM RESALES OF THESE ITEMS ARE USED TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND EXPOSURE TO THE WORK OF HOSPICE RELATED ORGANIZATIONS.

SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH GRANT-MAKING

PROVIDE APPROPRIATE AND AFFORDABLE TO FAMILIES OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES. ALL OF THE INDIVIDUALS WE SERVE ARE RESIDING AT HOME AND WE ARE COMMITTED TO ASSISTING FAMILIES WHO ARE SUPPORTING A LOVED ONE IN THEIR HOME.

TO PROVIDE THE HIGHEST LEVEL INSTRUCTION IN CLASSICAL METHODS DRAWING, PAINTING and SCULPTURE for STUDENTS WISHING TO PURSUE CAREERS AS PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS

TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF (KES) CHILDREN AT , HOME AND IN THE COMMUNITY. TO INCREASE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE HOME AND SO THAT PARENTS AND TEACHERS MAY WORK COOPERATIVELY TOWARD ENHANCING THE EDUCATION OF KES CHILDREN. TO CONDUCT FUNDRAISING EVENTS AND PROGRAMS FOR THE BENEFIT OF KES STUDENTS.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING, HEALTH CARE, SKILLED NURSING AND OTHER RELATED SERVICES FOR AGING CITIZENS.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE ARTS AND CULTURE AMONG THE GENERAL PUBLIC BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE TRAINING IN HERITAGE CONSERVATION, RESTORATION ARTS, AND PROPER MANAGEMENT OF CULTURAL RESOURCES.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS.

THE FOUNDATION IS OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE CHARITABLE PURPOSE SUPPORTING THE , ACONSTITUENT UNIT THE CITY UNIVERSITY NEW YORK, BY DISBURSING SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS TO ELIGIBLE STUDENTS.

is a national alliance of local organizations committed to ending the youth incarceration epidemic

Scholarships to BKW graduates

TO PROVIDE A NETWORK OF RESOURCES FOR LOCAL AND THEIR FAMILIES. TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY ON THEIR NEEDS AND PARTNER WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO OFFER SERVICES AND ASSISTANCE TO ENHANCE THE PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL AN ECONOMIC WELL BEING OF LOCAL .

ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO UPHOLDING A COMMUNITY THAT NURTURES AND SUPPORTS YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN HIS HOMETOWN WINTHROP AND HIS ALMA MATER BENTLEY UNIVERSITY.

MWGT is a charity that distributes grants to local organizations to promote the welfare of women, children and families. Members pay a yearly membership fee of $50 to operate the organization and pay bills. During the calendar year members donate a minimum of $365 that is awarded as grants in the following year. For instance, money collected in 2020 was awarded as grants in 2021 after a rigorous evaluation process that includes at least 25% of the membership.

Provide and financial assistance for students

TO HELP YOUNG MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY REACH THEIR HIGHEST POTENTIAL IN EDUCATION AND SPORTS THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER FINANCIAL SUPPORT.

THE PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY OUR ASSOCIATION IS TO ENFORCE THE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT OUR MEMBERS. WE NEGOTIATE SUCCESSOR AGREEMENTS AND ASSIST MEMBERS IN THEIR PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES.

MAKING DISTRIBUTIONS TO NEEDY FAMILIES EXPERIENCING A MEDICAL CRISIS

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COLLEGE AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TO CHILDREN WORKERS WHO HAVE BEEN FATALLY OR CATASTROPHICALLY INJURED IN A WORK-RELATED ACCIDENT, RESULTING IN A FINANCIAL NEED.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TO INDIGENT NEEDY STUDENTS. FIGHT HUNGER RELIEF. PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR MEDICAL/HEALTH EXPENSE FOR THE NEEDY.

To promote and educate local artists

TO SUPPORT THE SCHOOL MUSIC SOCIETY (AN AFFILIATED ORGANIZATION) AND ITS AFFILIATED CHARITABLE ENTITIES, AND MEET THE NEEDS THE SCHOOL BY SUPPORTING THE ACTIVITIES AND OPERATIONS THE SCHOOL FOR THE AT-RISK YOUTH. THIS INCLUDES DEVELOPING A LIFELONG LOVE THE ARTS, PROVIDING MUSIC LESSONS, PROVIDING OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY WITH PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS, AND PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES.

TO PROVIDE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND INSTRUCTION TO CHILDREN; SUPPORT AND SPONSOR MUSICAL EXCHANGES AND FIELD TRIPS; TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WHO WANT TO STUDY MUSIC.

The purpose of this organization is to be the communication bridge between the and its families by providing 1) monthly forums for open communication and education; 2) encouraging, participating, and supporting the students, , faculty and administrators to work together to build community and promote emotional and physical well-being and cultural enrichment; 3) matching parent volunteers with school needs to provide support to the school and the students; 4) raising funds to support the school and the community; 5) doing all other acts that not-for-profit corporations are entitled to do.

TO PROVIDE PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT TO LOCAL SOUTH SHORE MASSACHUSETTS FAMILIES THAT HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY UNFORSEEN ILLNESS, ACCIDENT OR TRAGETY.

Providing financial assistance to their

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ST. PETER SCHOOL

THE ORGANIZATIONS WORKS TO MAKE THE TOWN A BETTER COMMUNITY, BY SUPPORTING CIVIC BODIES AS WELL AS FUNDING COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HIGH SCHOOL BLUE HILLS REGIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL.

Searching for opportunities for small business owners in the area to maximize their income by increasing the walkability, cleanliness and beauty of the area. Increase accessablity to residents of good healthy food.

This organization is established to aid in the prevention of cruelty to animals, specifically by providing financial assistance to animal shelters for the promotion of the adoption of sheltered or abused animals.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING STUDENTS FROM NAUSET REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL AND CAPE COD REGIONAL TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL

Increase the availability and accessibility of fertility treatment in the region and throughout New York and Connecticut. Provide financial grants for IVF treatment to those who have been unable to start their families due to financial need.

To establish and maintain a philanthropic organization to benefit the Valley Regional School District. The purpose is to provide support to the Valley Regional School District on short-term and long-term initiatives that foster educational development and nutritional well-being for our students and their families. The beneficiaries the are the school facilities, faculty, students, and their families within the district.

AS PART OF ITS GLOBAL MISSION, H/3 IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING ANIMALS AND THEIR FAMILIES WITH THE RESOURCES NECESSARY TO ACCESS THE BEST VETERINARY CARE. IN PURSUING THIS OBJECTIVE, FROM TIME TO TIME H/3 WILL FUND THE VETERINARY, HOSPITAL, AND HOUSING COSTS FOR ANIMALS IN NEED WITH URGENT, LIFE-THREATENING CONDITIONS.

IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION INVESTING IN NEXT GENERATION OF TECHNOLOGISTS WITH GOAL OF DEVELOPING A PIPELINE OF TECH TALENT FROM LOW INCOME COMMUNITIES. ORGANIZATION OFFERS SCHOOLS AND NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WITH WEB LITERACY AND TECH-ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMS.

THE MISSION IS TO DEVELOP THE CAPACITY OF THE NEW MARINERS TO BECOME PRODUCTIVE MEMBERS OF SOCIETY AND INTEGRATE SUCCESSFULLY INTO THE LABOR MARKET AS BOTH EMPLOYEES AND BUSINESS OWNERS TO REAISE THE STANDARD OF LIVING AND IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE PURPOSE AND RELIEF OF THE POOR AND DISTRESSED AND UNDERPRIVILEGED

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