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101		WESTFIELD, MA
102		EVERETT, MA
103		LAWRENCE, MA
104		ALLENDALE, NJ
105		New York, NY
106		CHEEKTOWAGA, NY
107		EAST PROVIDENCE, RI
108		CICERO, NY
109		NEW YORK, NY
110		BEVERLY, MA
111		HAMPTON, NH
112		PORT WASHINGTON, NY
113		ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ
114		VOORHEES, NJ
115		CEDARHURST, NY
116		NORWICH, VT
117		GREENWICH, CT
118		ROME, NY
119		BEVERLY, MA
120		NEW YORK, NY
121		WATER MILL, NY
122		Commack, NY
123		CENTERVILLE, MA
124		ITHACA, NY
125		RIVERHEAD, NY
126		HARMONY, RI
127		NEW YORK, NY
128		FARMINGDALE, NY
129		BEACON, NY
130		SHELTON, CT
131		GLENDALE, NY
132		PLAINFIELD, NJ
133		FORT PLAIN, NY
134		SOMERS, CT
135		SHREWSBURY, MA
136		Salisbury, MA
137		TEWKSBURY, MA
138		Maywood, NJ
139		BOSTON, MA
140		New York, NY
141		MEDFORD, MA
142		EAST ISLIP, NY
143		EGG HARBOR TWP, NJ
144		BARNEGAT, NJ
145		SCARDALE, NY
146		Hanover, NH
147		NEW YORK, NY
148		New York, NY
149		LLYOD HARBOR, NY
150		NEW YORK, NY

SUPPORT BY FUNDRAISING THE OPERATION, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR THE , WESTFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS; CONDUCT RESEARCH CONCERNING THE HISTORY THE ; AND EDUCATE THE PUBLIC CONCERNING THE HISTORY AND AESTHETIC BEAUTY THIS GARDEN , ESTABLISHED IN 1842. SAID ORGANIZATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARTIABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING FOR SUCH PURPOSES, THE RECEIVING DISTRIBUTIONS FROM ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER 501(C)(3) THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OR CORRESPONDING SECTION ANY FUTURE TAX CODE.

THE ENCOURAGES PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE LODGING INDUSTRY BY AWARDING ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS WHO ARE PERMANENT RESIDENTS OF MASSACHUSETTS AND ARE ENROLLED IN TRAVEL AND TOURISM INDUSTRY MAJORS AT A TWO-OR FOUR-YEAR HIGHER EDUCATION ACCREDITED INSTITUTION.

TO PROVIDE POST HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO INNER CITY INDIVIDUALS.

FUND RAISING FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION AND SCHOLARSHIPS

AOT) is committed to decreasing racial wealth gap in underserved and underestimated communities by creating pathways for students of color into degrees and careers in technology. AOT programs are structured to end cycles of poverty,put students towards a path to economic empowerment,enable under-resourced schools to deliver high quality -education,advance multiple career pathways for young people,and go beyond education to ensure that underestimated students are positioned for success. AOT seeks to scale its program model and to foster systemic change by altering the face of the sector to increasingly include people of color from low-income communities.

TO RAISE MONEY TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO OTHER FOUNDATIONS, INSTITUTIONS, HOSPITALS, RESEARCH CENTERS, ORGANIZATIONS, TRUSTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER SIMILAR QUALIFIED GROUPS WHICH ARE ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AS THEY MAY RELATE TO BATTLING CANCER.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO THE CHILD OR CHILDREN OF MEMBERS OF INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF . THE WILL ALSO MAKE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE OPERATED FOR PUBLIC INTEREST.

TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR PEDIATRIC CANCER, FUND PEDIATRIC CANCER RESEARCH AND TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES BATTLING CANCER IN CENTRAL NEW YORK.

TO SUPPORT RESEARCHERS AND CLINICIANS WHO CONDUCT PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS TO STIMULATE INNOVATION IN PRIMARY CARE OF INDIVIDUALS AND POPULATIONS.

TO FOSTER, SUPPORT AND PROVIDE EDUCATION (INCLUDING EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY THROUGH MEETINGS, CONFERENCES AND CONGRESSES) AND RESEARCH IN CARE AND TREATMENT.

OUR MISSION IS TO ACCELERATE INNOVATION IN K-12 EDUCATION TO MOVE SCHOOLS FORWARD IN HELPING OUR STUDENTS BECOME COMPETENT AND CONFIDENT ADULTS, ABLE TO PURSUE THE FUTURES THEY SEEK IN COLLEGE, CAREER, AND BEYOND.

COLLEGE STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP 2)CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS 3)GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES 4)DONATION TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS

ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS FOR EDUCATION

ENCOURAGE VISION RESEARCH and ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS THE TECHNOLOGY IN ISRAEL WHICH PROVIDES DEGREE PROGRAMS TO STUDENTS ALL DENOMINATIONS IN ISRAEL.

ADVANCES CONSERVATION OF WILDLIFE ACROSS AMERICAS THROUGH RESEARCH, MONITORING AND CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT.

Trusts mission is furthering medical , medical education, or medical or hospital care for the treatment of Niemann-Pick type C disease or similar genetic diseases.

To provide scholarships to high school and college students pursuing careers in science and technology; to provide awards at local and regional science fairs; to support science and technology teachers with grants supplementing their classroom resources; to support organizations that promote science and technology education.

TO FUND RESEARCH REGARDING GAMBLING ADDICTIONS AND FIND TREATMENT THE DISEASE

TO PROMOTE SUPPORT FOR UNIVERSITY AND ITS CONSTITUENT COLLEGES.

TO RAISE FUNDS IN ORDER TO SUPPORT RESEARCH CURE OF JUVENILE DIABETES.

RAISE MONEY TO DONATE FOR RESEARCH

SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

TO PROVIDE ROOM, BOARD, AND FELLOWSHIP TO MEMBERS OF COLLEGE FRATERNITY

THE MAJOR PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR BRAIN CANCER RESEARCH PROJECTS. IN ADDITION, THE ORGANIZATION WILL FUND SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WHO ATTEND PIERSON HIGH SCHOOL, THE LIENARD SCHOOL OF NURSING AT PACE UNIVERSITY OR OTHER INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING TO PURSUE CAREERS IN THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY.

DURING YEAR, RECEIVED APPLICATIONS FROM MANY STUDENTS. BOARD REVIEWED APPLICATIONS AND GRANTED SCHOLARSHIPS TO FIVE STUDENTS AS LISTED IN PART XV

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS IN THE FIELD OF MEDICAL RESEARCH AND PERSONS PURSUING EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINE.

TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING STUDENTS

TO HONOR AND PERPETUATE MEMORY AND SPIRIT MEN AND WOMEN WHO, BY THEIR SERVICES AND SACRIFICES DURING AMERICAN REVOLUTION FROM 1775 TO 1783, ASSISTED IN ESTABLISHMENT UNITED STATES AMERICA AS A FREE AND INDEPENDENT COUNTRY, WITH SPECIAL CONSIDERATION ACCORDED TO COMMISSIONED OFFICERS CONTINENTAL LINE AND SOLDIERS THEY LED; B) TO PROMOTE HISTORICAL RESEARCH INTO STUDY HISTORY AMERICAN REVOLUTION BY ASSISTING IN SUPPORT LIBRARIRES, AUTHORS AND PROGRAMS TO ACCOMPLISH FOREGOING; C) TO ASSIST IN COLLECTION AND PRESERVATION RECORDS REALTIVE TO AMERICAN REVOLUTION AND RECORDS SERVICE THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED IN IT; D) TO INSPIRE PATRIOTISM AND LOYALTY TO UNITED STATES AMERICA AND TO FOSTER A SPIRITY FELLOWSHIP AND SUPPORT AMOUNT MEMBERS CORPORATION; E) TO COOPERATE WITH GENERAL AND ITS OTHER CONSTITUENT SOCIETIES.

THE MISSION OF , . IS TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR AND SUPPORT CANCER RESEARCH BY PARTNERING WITH THE DAMON RUNYON CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION AND THE DANA-FARBER CANCER INSTITUTE.

PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS DESIRING TO ATTEND CATHEDRAL PREPARATORY SEMINARY SCHOOL.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND HIGHER EDUCATION

TO SUPPORT RESEARCH IN THE AREA OF MARINE FISH AQUACULTURE AND PROMOTE TECHONOLGY TRANSFER AND IMPLEMENTATION OF MARINE AQUACULTURE.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR STUDENTS TO HELP FURTHER THEIR COLLEGE OR OTHER POSTSECONDARY CAREERS AND SUPPORT QUALIFIED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN THEIR ENDEAVORS.

A. TO LEND ALL POSSIBLE SUPPORT IN ASSISTING AND ENCOURAGING THE PROGRAM OF EDUCATION IN THE PUBLIC , AND TO AROUSE AND MAINTAIN AN ENTHUSIASTIC INTEREST IN THE VARIOUS ACTIVITIES OF THE PROGRAMS.B. TO COOPERATE WITH THOSE IN CHARGE OF ACTIVITIES TO THE END THAT THESE PROGRAMS BE BROUGHT TO, AND KEPT AT, THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE.C. TO RAISE AND APPROPRIATE FUNDS FOR AWARDS, SCHOLARSHIPS, TRIPS, UNIFORMS, AND OTHER FUNCTIONS OF THE ASSOCIATION.D. TO GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING SENIORS OF HIGH SCHOOL WHO PLAN TO ATTEND AN ACCREDITED COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY, OR CONSERVATORY.

To provide support to individuals unable to afford extra-curricular education

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO LOCAL INDIVIDUALS AND REGIONAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

To benefit College of William and Mary.

TO PUBLISH A PERIODICAL IN ONLINE, DIGITAL, PRINT, AND/OR OTHER FORMATS, AVAILABLE TO A GENERAL AUDIENCE, WITH ORIGINAL SCHOLARLY CONTENT CONCERNING MATTERS OF EDUCATIONAL, LITERARY, AND CIVIL IMPORTANCE: AND TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE THE CONDUCT AND DISSEMINATION OF EDUCATIONAL, LITERARY, CIVIC, AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND SHOLARSHIIP.

To support education generally including the best research which has a positive impact on the world around us.

SUPPORTING THE CREATION OF A MORE EQUITABLE WORLD BY CHAMPIONING ARTISTS AND ARTS PROFESSIONALS DEDICATED TO THROUGH RESEARCH, STUDIO PRACTICE, PEDAGOGY, AND WRITING.

INSURANCE COLLEGE EDUCATION PROGRAM

To provide educational assistance in the form of financial college scholarships to deserving youth in our local NJ community. The organization was named for a local youth who lost his life in the Marine Corp in April 2017.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PERFORMING ARTS SCHOOLS FOR FINANCIALLY CHALLENGED STUDENTS

TO FURTHER RESEARCH and STUDIES DESIGNED TO ADVANCE THE SCIENCE OF EARLY CANCER DETECTION

To preserve and carry on the educational and charitable traditions and ceremonies of the Senior Society Organization which, since its founding in 1898, has promoted the ideals of academic excellence, community service, leadership, high moral purpose, and respect for the traditions of the college; and to train and educate selected undergraduate members of College to become prospective leaders of the college, local, national, and global communities.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR QUALIFIED STUDENTS OF ALBANIAN DESCENT, LIVING IN THE BALKANS, TO RECEIEVE SCHOLARSHIP ASSISTANCE FOR STUDY IN UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS LEADING TO A DEGREE AT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN THE UNITED STATES.

The provides college scholarships and paid internships to underserved and homeless students, primarily in the Bronx. Each group of 10 to 15 students takes 10 to 12 week journalism classes after school and the best students are awarded scholarship and paid internships at NYGameCritics.com, our website.

THE (FOW) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION PROMOTES AWARENESS AND FUNDRAISES FOR ORGANIZATIONS THAT HELP INDIVIDUALS WITH PHYSICAL AND / OR MENTAL DISABILITIES OVERCOME CHALLENGES AND LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST, AS WELL AS ADVANCE BREAKTHROUGH RESEARCH IN THIS SPACE.

THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO SERVING CORNELL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND WHO ARE INVOLVED IN, OR WANT TO BECOME INVOLVED IN, THE FIELD OF . AS DESCRIBED IN MORE DETAIL BELOW, THE ORGANIZATION ADVANCES THIS PURPOSE BY HOSTING AN ANNUAL CONFERENCE; ORGANIZING FREQUENT LECTURES, PANELS AND NETWORKING EVENTS; ADMINISTERING AN ONLINE NETWORKING PLATFORM; PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMUNITY OUTREACH; AND PROVIDING FUNDS TO CORNELL UNIVERSITY FOR GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER PROGRAMS ADMINISTERED BY CORNELL UNIVERSITY FOR THE BENEFIT OF STUDENTS AND WITH AN INTEREST IN .

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