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151		PITTSBURGH, PA
152		PITTSBURGH, PA
153		PITTSBURGH, PA
154		Pittsburgh, PA
155		CLEARFIELD, PA
156		BRISTOL, PA
157		MADISON, WI
158		North Lake, WI
159		Ephrata, PA
160		BURLINGTON, KY
161		LANGHORNE, PA
162		Mason, OH
163		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
164		NEBRASKA CITY, NE
165		BOWIE, MD
166		CHANHASSEN, MN
167		HIGHLAND PARK, MI
168		Plainfield, IN
169		Farmington Hills, MI
170		ROANOKE, VA
171		POTOMAC, MD
172		GRAND BLANC, MI
173		NEW MARTINSVILLE, WV
174		WEST LAFAYETTE, IN
175		Bethesda, MD
176		ASHBURN, VA
177		TOWSON, MD
178		AUDUBON, IA
179		GOLDEN VALLEY, MN
180		SCRANTON, PA
181		CHAMPAIGN, IL
182		BETHESDA, MD
183		VALPARAISO, IN
184		CHICAGO, IL
185		LINCOLN, NE
186		COLUMBUS, OH
187		LOUISVILLE, KY
188		Pittsburgh, PA
189		FORT WAYNE, IN
190		COLUMBUS, OH
191		WEST LAFAYETTE, IN
192		NEWARK, OH
193		FORT WAYNE, IN
194		WARSAW, OH
195		COLUMBUS, OH
196		WILMINGTON, OH
197		ROSEVILLE, MN
198		Columbus, OH
199		COLUMBUS, OH
200		Germantown, OH

THE ATTEMPTS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE BY PROVIDING GRANTS FOR WORTHY PROJECTS AND EDUCATIONAL AWARDS TO SCHOLARS PRIMARILY WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.

THE FOUNDATION MAKES VARIOUS GRANTS,SEE ATTACHMENT TO PART XV, AND ALL EXPENSES RELATE TO THE GRANT MAKING PROCESS

MAKING LOANS AND GRANTS TO INDEPENDENT CHURCH AND CHURCHES OF CHRIST IN SOUTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA

create support and assistance for expanding programs and encourage gifts, endowments and memorials to .

TRUST PROVIDES FUNDS TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS

TO HELP PROMOTE LITERACY FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN BY PROVIDING HIGH QUALITY TO STUDENTS GRADES K-6.

RESOURCES PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT, HELP EDUCATE STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS, SUPPORT PROGRAMMING TO ENHANCE FINANCIAL LITERACY, AND SUPPORT THE SYSTEM IN TIMES OF NEED.

To provide ongoing financial support for the Merton Town Hall for capital expenditures and projects.

To provide support for the program in Afghanistan in the areas of health, education and community development. Provide support for nonprofit and charitable organizations in other parts of the world, particularly for those working with Afghan refugees or immigrants.

Charitable grants given to Holy Cross Church, St. Pius X School, St. Henry Elementary School, Immaculate Heart of Mary for the Advancement of Education.

PROVIDE FREE CLASSES IN ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE, COMPUTER SKILLS AND CITIZENSHIP PREPARATION FOR ADULT IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES.

The is founded on the concept of helping the school district take students above and beyond in academics, arts and athletics. Since its inception, the has funded grants and innovative programs to help create extraordinary learning experiences in our . The plays an integral role in helping the district through times of massive changes in education by funding grants that enable innovation, teacher development and programs such as the MHS Foreign Language Lab, the MMS Coding and Robotics courses, Author Visits, STEAM and STEM Labs, Outdoor Classrooms and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiatives. The ensures that no student starts the school year without the school supplies they need and has helped more than 2,000 at-risk students.

THE ASSOCIATION IS INCORPORATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO RAISE FUNDS AND PROVIDE CHARITABLE GRANTS, SUBJECT TO THE CONTROL OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, WHICH SUPPORT QUALITY PROGRAMS OFFERED BY CLINICA ESPERANZA, A NGO MEDICAL CLINIC IN ROATAN, HONDURAS.

NOT-FOR-PROFIT WHICH SELLS GENTLY USED DONATED GOODS, PROVIDING LOW COST ITEMS NEEDED BY MEMBERS AND AWARDING GRANTS BACK INTO THE FOR PROJECTS AND SERVICES.

TRAINING AND RESEARCH: TRAINING FOR THOSE ENGAGED IN OR RELATED TO THE FIELD OF FIRE AND ARSON INVESTIGATION. PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND RESEARCH GRANTS

ProvidegrantstoSTEMstudents

TO ACQUIRE, OWN, DISPOSE OF AND DEAL WITH REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY AND INTERESTS THEREIN AND TO APPLY GIFTS, GRANTS, BEQUESTS AND DEVISES AND THEIR PROCEEDS IN FURTHERANCE OF PRUPOSES OF CORPORATION AS DEFINED HEREIN.

FPM seeks to teach and model healthier approaches to mission through public awareness building, relationship-building, as well as providing financial assistance to initiatives in DR Congo that support the training and work of community leaders. This includes the construction of schools and churches, the distribution of bicycles, the organization of relationship-building tours, as well as project grants and university scholarships.

TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE CITIZENS OF BY PROVIDING GRANTS THAT ADVANCE PUBLIC HEALTH, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, AND EDUCATION IN .

THE ACADEMY IS A PRIVATE SCHOOL FOCUSED ON BREAKING THE CYCLE OF POVERTY THROUGH A MULTIGENERATIONAL APPROACH OF SUPPORTING THE WHOLE , IN ADDITION TO PROVIDING A QUALITY EDUCATION TO THE CHILDREN. THE FIRST COHORT AND THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 2031 STARTED IN AUGUST OF 2018. WE BELIEVE THE ACADEMY IS UNIQUE BECAUSE OF ITS FOCUS ON THE AND THE RESOURCES PROVIDED TO HELP OVERCOME THE BARRIERS AND BREAK THE CYCLE OF GENERATIONAL POVERTY. THE SCHOOL MODELS A TRADITIONAL ACADEMIC CURRICULUM FOR THE STUDENTS AND SUPPORTS THE THROUGH LIFE SKILLS CLASSES ASSESSMENTS, TRAINING, VOCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND JOB AND HOUSING RESOURCES. THE FAMILIES OF THE ACADEMY WILL HAVE RESOURCES MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH MANY COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS. WE BELIEVE SUPPORTING THE WITH CHILDCARE BENEFITS, A SAFE HOUSING ENVIROMENT, FINANCIAL LITERACY, AND STRONG ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES THEY WILL BE SUCCESSFUL AT SUSTAINING A LIVIABLE WAGE AND LIFESTYLE.

MAKES GRANTS TO OTHERS

TO EMBRACE ANY ORPHANED GIRL CHILD IN THE 5-7 YEAR AGE GROUP, IRRESPECTIVE OF HER CASTE, COLOUR, CREED, OR ETHNICITY, AND TO RAISE HER AS OUR OWN, PROVIDING HER WITH FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, EDUCATION, AND HEALTH CARE. TO DEVELOP AND STRENGTHEN A COMPREHENSIVE, CONVERGENT, SUSTAINABLE, AND PARTICIPATORY RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. TO EMPOWER RURAL WOMEN AND YOUTH. TO HELP REDUCE POVERTY AND INCREASE ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE THROUGH MICRO-CREDIT PLANNING, INCOME GENERATION SCHEMES, AND VILLAGE-LEVEL ENTERPRISE. TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTHCARE THROUGH PREVENTIVE AND PROMOTIONAL MEASURES, AND PROVIDE PRIMARY HEALTHCARE SERVICES FROM DISPENSARIES. TO STRENGTHEN LOCAL SELF-GOVERNANCE. TO CREATE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS AND IMPLEMENT NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT. TO IMPROVE EDUCATION STANDARDS AND FACILITIES, PROMOTE LITERACY, AND OFFER VALUE-BASED EDUCATION. TO PROMOTE AND FACILITATE SOCIAL JUSTICE. TO EMPOWER MEN, WOMEN, YOUTH, AND CHILDREN TO UPLIFT THEMSELVES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES BY IN

A COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATION DESIGNED TO DEVELOP AND PROVIDE A PERMANENT SOURCE OF SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING FOR THE PUBLIC .

THIS CORPORATION IS A PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION THAT SHALL BE ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY TO CONDUCT, SUPPORT, ENCOURAGE, AND ASSIST SUCH RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, EDUCATIONAL, PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN OR ANIMALS, AND OTHER PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS AS ARE DESCRIBED IN SECTIONS 170 (C)(2)(B), 501 (C)(3), 2055 (A)(2), AND 2522 (A)(2) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED, OR CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY SUBSEQUENT FEDERAL TAX LAWS (THE "CODE"). THE ACTIVITIES OF THE FOUNDATION ARE ANTICIPATED TO INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR LITERACY PROGRAMS IN INDIA INCLUDING CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND PROVIDING FOR INDIGENT CHILDREN IN INDIA.

raises awareness about the challenges in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, engages in strategic advocacy to end violence against women, and provides grants to Hospital to heal women and restore lives.

LOCATE, DIGITIZE, PRESERVE, COLLECT AND MAKE ACCESSIBLE THE ACCUMULATED WISDOM OF THE REGION, WITHOUT DISTINCTION AS TO SCRIPT, LANGUAGE, RELIGION, NATIONALITY, OR OTHER PHYSICAL CONDITION. THE OBJECTIVES OF THE INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: ADDRESSING HERITAGE LOSS DUE TO ENVIRONMENT, IGNORANCE, AND DESTRUCTION, SAVING AND SHARING INVALUABLE TREASURES TO CONNECT PEOPLE GLOBALLY, AND PROVIDING CONTINUAL ACCESS FREE AT WWW.PANJABDIGILIB.ORG.

FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

THE MISSION OF THE IS SECURING AND STEWARDING GIFTS AND GRANTS TO THE BENEFIT OF THE ASSOCIATION, A 501 (C)3 EXEMPT ORGANZIATION.

WE CELEBRATE THE SIMPLE ACT OF KINDNESS FOR PEOPLE IN REAL LIFE FINANCIAL AND PERSONAL CRISIS BY PROVIDING ONE TIME FINANCIAL GRANTS MADE PAYABLE ONLY TO THE SERVICE PROVIDED THAT NEEDS PAYMENT TO ASSIST THE PERSON REQUESTING HELP FROM US. ALL DONATIONS HAPPEN WITHIN 30 DAYS.

THE FOUNDATION IS OPERATED TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO IRC 501 (C) (3) OPERATING EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS

ESTABLISHED UNDER THE TERMS OF THE WILL OF . . ACCORDING TO THE PROVISIONS IN THE WILL, THE TRUSTEE WILL LEASE AND MANAGE THE FARM LAND REAL ESTATE. THE TRUSTEE SHALL DISTRIBUTE THE NET INCOME ANNUALLY FROM SAID FARM LAND AFTER NECESSARY EXPENSES AND INCLUDING A REASONABLE RESERVE FUND FOR THE NEXT CROP YEAR, 1/3 EACH TO THE FOLLOWING NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS:1) ILLINOIS CHURCHES IN ACTION, 2)ILLINOIS GREAT RIVERS ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. CONFERENCE BOARD OF GLOBAL MINISTRIES AND 3)CONFERENCE BOARD OF ORDAINED MINISTRY, WHICH SHALL DISTRIBTE SAID FUNDS AS SCHOLARSHIPS OR GRANTS FOR ILLIOIS MINISTERIAL STUDENTS TO ATTEND METHODIST/WESLEYAN SEMINARIES.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS IN COUNTRY, MD SCHOOLS

ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONS IN BURKINA FASO, AFRICA FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUILDING SCHOOLS, PLANTING CHURCHES, AND SPREADING CHRISTIANITY IN AFRICA.

GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

COMMUNITY EVENTS DESIGNED TO BUILD COMMUNITY-EX IGNITE THE EVENT SHOWCASES NON PROFITS AND PROVIDES INSTANT GRANTS CY10000

THE IS AN INDEPENDENT NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WHOSE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS ACTIVITY IS TO PROMOTE THE THROUGH GRANTS, PUBLIC PROGRAMS, AND COMMUNITY PROJECTS TO HELP INDIVIDUALS EXPLORE AND BE INSPIRED BY THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE. IS THE STATE-BASED PARTNER OF THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE . WE ARE SUPPORTED BY ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE , AS WELL AS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM PRIVATE SOURCES. THE STATE COUNCILS ARE A UNIQUE PROGRAM ESTABLISHED BY CONGRESSIONAL MANDATE; THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT AWARDS ANNUAL OPERATING GRANTS TO EACH OF THE 56 STATE AND TERRITORIAL COUNCILS.

TO ASSIST DIOCESAN CHURCHES WITH EDUCATIONAL GRANTS FOR POST-SECONDARY STUDENTS.

To provide financial or educational assistance to undergraduate college students and to provide grants that are intended to help offset actual losses or expenses for temporary living, property repair/replacement, medical costs or other disaster related costs not covered by personal or government insurance.

MISSION OF . , . IS: . , SPONSORED BY POOR HANDMAIDS OF JESUS CHRIST, STEWARDS RESOURCES TO: RESPOND TO NEEDS WITH GRANTS; LEVERAGE COLLABORATION WITH PARTNERS; ENGAGE IN TRANSFORMATIONAL INITIATIVES. WE SERVE POOR IN BODY, MIND AND SPIRIT TO ACHIEVE QUALITY AND WELLNESS, FOCUSING ON OF ALLEN COUNTY, INDIANA AND MAY RESPOND TO NEEDS AMONG OTHER UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS. . , . IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED TO SUPPORT WORK OF POOR HANDMAIDS OF JESUS CHRIST (PROVINCIALATE OF CONVENT ANCILLA DOMINI), CONTINUING THEIR LEGACY OF SERVICE, ESTABLISHED IN 1860S BY . HOSPITAL, OF HELPING POOR AND UNDERSERVED ACCESS QUALITY CARE AND WELLNESS. . , . ACCOMPLISHES THIS BY PROVIDING FUNDING TO SPIRITUAL, MENTAL, PHYSICAL, AND DENTAL AND WELLNESS PRO

OCR IS DEDICATED TO THE CURE AND PREVENTION OF BY PROVIDING CRITICAL SEED MONEY FOR GROUNDBREAKING IDEAS. OVER 8 MILLION IN GRANTS HAS GENERATED OVER 780 MILLION FROM OTHER SOURCES BASED ON PROJECT SUCCESS

TO SUPPORT THE ATHLETIC PROGRAMS AT THROUGH GRANTS FOR EQUIPMENT AND FACILITY MAINTENANCE AND UPGRADES.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPORT THE OF THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY AND CENTRAL OHIO TECHNICAL COLLEGE BY FUNDING SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, INNOVATIVE PROJECTS AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS THAT ARE NOT PROVIDED BY ANY OTHER STATE RESOURCE. FOR 38 YEARS, DONORS, BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS HAVE PARTICIPATED IN NCDF CAMPAIGNS TO CREATE A BEAUTIFUL COLLEGE WHERE STUDENTS RECEIVE THE BEST OF ALL WORLDS: A BIG 10 RESEARCH-BASED EDUCATION IN A SMALL, PRIVATE, LIBERAL ARTS SETTING. LOCAL DONORS ENJOY SUPPORTING FUNDS AND CREATING ENDOWMENTS AT NCDF WHICH IS CONTROLLED LOCALLY BY A BOARD OF TRUSTEES WITH DEEP ROOTS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY. WITH THE PARTNERSHIP OF GENEROUS GENERATIONAL DONORS AND A COMMITTED BOARD, THE NCDF IS ABLE TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO EDUCATION FOR ALL QUALIFIED AND MOTIVATED INDIVIDUALS. NCDF STRIVES TO MAINTAIN AND ENHANCE THE LEVEL OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGICAL EXCELLENCE AND CLOSE PERSONALIZED ATTENTION AT OSU AND COTC.

TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES OF THE .

TO RECEIVE CONTRIBUTIONS AND DONATIONS OF MONEY, OTHER PROPERTY, AND SERVICES FOR, AND TO MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS, GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS OF MONEY, OTHER PROPERTY, AND SERVICES TO , .

MAKES GRANTS TO SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO HELP THEM AND THEIR STUDENTS ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS.

THE GRANT COMMITTEE MAKES ANNUAL GRANTS TO CHARITIES THAT IMPROVE THE QUALITY LIFE IN COUNTY, OHIO . THIS YEAR THE GRANT WENT TO THE COUNTY YOUTH COUNCIL.

PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH THE AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS TO ATTEND EDUCATION CONFERENCES AND TRAINING PROGRAMS IN THE FIELD NEUROLOGY AND . THE EDUCATION FOUNDATION SUPPORTS EDUCATIONAL ENDEAVORS THROUGH UNRESTRICTED EDUCATIONAL GRANTS AND GIFTS RECEIVED FROM PHYSICIANS, CORPORATIONS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

is an all-volunteer organization which in 20 years has awarded over $775,872 to help 191 women. They are given the opportunity to pursue their academic goals, enabling them to obtain jobs that can raise the economic status of their families. Many recipients have overcome abuse, homelessness, addiction and financial hardships and graduate with academic honors.Applicants are carefully screened. They must be at least 18 years old and be US citizens. They must demonstrate financial need and show evidence that they are likely to succeed in achieving their goals.Awards do not exceed $5,000 and are paid directly to the facility providing the needed services. The funds may be used tuition at universities, colleges, technology and trade schools, supplies,equipment, books, fees, bus passes and child care.

ISSUED FIVE GRANTS FOR , SEMINARS AND EDUCATION WITH FOCUS ON ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATOLOGY.

Emergency medical support and training including grants to provide equipment, health and medical training for the community and its residents.

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