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1		Thetford, VT
2		BRIDGEWATER, MA
3		Franklin, MA
4		SOUTHWICK, MA
5		LINCOLN, MA
6		AMHERST, MA
7		REDDING, CT
8		Middletown, CT
9		WATERBURY, CT
10		NEW YORK, NY
11		NEW YORK, NY
12		New York, NY
13		SCHENECTADY, NY
14		SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY
15		ROCHESTER, NY
16		Saugerties, NY
17		BROOKLYN, NY
18		DELHI, NY
19		NEW YORK, NY
20		NORWELL, MA
21		New York, NY
22		BROOKLYN, NY
23		BANGOR, ME
24		HOLBROOK, NY
25		BROOKLYN, NY
26		BROOKLYN, NY
27		SHREWSBURY, MA
28		WICKATUNK, NJ
29		HILLSIDE, NJ
30		PARK RIDGE, NJ
31		HACKENSACK, NJ
32		MULLICA HILL, NJ
33		Southbury, CT
34		BROOKLYN, NY
35		WILDWOOD, NJ
36		SCHENECTADY, NY
37		NEW YORK, NY
38		MORRISTOWN, NJ
39		FAIR LAWN, NJ
40		Boston, MA
41		Natick, MA
42		WILTON, CT
43		CAPE ELIZ, ME
44		FARMINGTON, CT
45		BELLEROSE, NY
46		LAKEWOOD, NJ
47		STAMFORD, CT
48		Brookline, MA
49		Plainview, NY
50		NEW YORK, NY

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SUPPORT STUDENT SERVICES, GRANTS, ENRICHMENT, GRADUATION AND TEACHER APPRECIATION AT , BRIDGEWATER, MA

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL GRANTS

TO IMPROVE LABOR MANAGEMENT RELATIONSHIPS, PRESERVE EMPLOYMENT SECURITY, ENHANCE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE COMMUNITY AND IMPROVE COMMUNICATION WITH RESPECT TO INDIVIDUAL ADVANCEMENTS, AND TO PROMOTE THE ECONOMIC COMPETITVENESS ENGINEERS AND EMPLOYERS IN THE INDUSTRY, PRIMARILY BY AWARDING GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE EMPLOYERS WHO ARE COLLECTIVELY BARGAINED WITH THE .

GIFTS, CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS TO TWENTY ORGANIZATIONS

Amherst Club is a service organization that provides scholarship grants to local high school graduates, supports local charitable and educational organizations via grants. It also supports national and efforts of .

THE WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1985 TO OWN, MANAGE and CONSERVE THE ARBORETUM, WHICH CONSISTS OF MORE THAN 100 DEEDED ACRES AND BUILDINGS IN REDDING, CT. THE ALSO MAKES OCCASIONAL GRANTS TO ECOLOGICAL, CONSERVATION, HORTICULTURAL, and OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO FURTHER RESEARCH, EDUCATION, and CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES IN FIELDS RELATED TO LAND CONSERVATION and ECOLOGY. THE EMPHASIS OF HAS BEEN ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, PROGRAMS, and THE LANDSCAPE AS A CENTER FOR RESEARCH and EDUCATION and FOR HOSTING PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL and CULTURAL LANDSCAPES. BROAD DEVELOPMENTS HAVE INCLUDED THE CONSTRUCTION OF A HEADQUARTERS and TRAIL INFRASTRUCTURE TO ALLOW FOR ECOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS, LONG-TERM STUDIES, and DEMONSTRATION AREAS FOR THE VISITING PUBLIC. THE HAS FACILITATED THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLLABORATIVE LANDSCAPE THROUGH SCIENCE, SOUND STEWARDSHIP, and COLLABORATION WITH DIVERSE PARTNERS TO ACHIEVE THE WILDLANDS and WOODLANDS VISION.

GRANTS AND ACTIVITIES TO CREATE A DYNAMIC NETWORK OF EQUIPPED AND EMPOWERED CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS THAT IMPACTS LOCAL COMMUNITIES WITH THE LOVE OF CHRIST

MAINTENANCE OF PUBLIC

GRANTS TO NONPROFIT ENTITIES

THE ORGANIZATION MAKES GRANTS CONTRIBUTIONS TO PRE-SELECTED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS. SEE PART XV FOR THE LIST OF GRANTS MADE DURING THE YEAR.

To unite immigrants, members and allies so all Yorkers can thrive.

THE PROVIDES SUPPORT SERVICES, MATERIALS AND GRANTS TO IMPROVE AND ENHANCE MEMBER SERVICES

THE EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE A WIDE VARIETY OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS/EXPERIENCES TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN THE FORM OF WRITTEN MATERIALS, COMMUNITY FORUMS, WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES, AND/OR PRESENTATIONS. GRANTS ARE AWARDED TO INDIVIUALS AND/OR ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE PUBLICATIONS, RESEARCH, OR PRESENTATIONS WILL PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS OR SERVICES TO/FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC. GRANT APPLICANTS MUST SUBMIT WRITTEN PROPOSALS TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Donation to Rundel Library Rochester NY

Support programs

GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS

TO ACCEPT AND MANAGE GIFTS TO SUNY , TO MAKE GRANTS OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO SUNY STUDENTS, AND TO ASSIST IN ADVANCING THE WELFARE, PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH OF THE FACULTY AND STAFF SUNY .

PROMOTE, ENCOURAGE, AND COORDINATE EFFORTS TOWARDS CONTRIBUTING TO THOSE WHO ARE AGED, INFIRM, OR OTHERWISE NEEDY AND CONNECTED WITH THE DISTRIBUTION OF MAGAZINES, PAPERBACK BOOKS, COMICS OR NEWSPAPERS.

SUPPORT ORGANIZATION

To provide support to of terrorism and their families. Grants were provided to a non-profit tax exempt equivalent organization in Israel which provided services to of attacks on our behalf.

OUTREACH AND HELP PROGRAMS, WE PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING AND BEYOND ALSO SPIRITUAL BOOKS. THAT IS OUR MISSION AS DESCRIBED IN OUR CERTIFICATE INCORPORATION AND IN OUR MISSION STATEMENT

THE ERECTION, OPERATION, AND MAINTENANCE OF A LEARNING CENTER, MUSEUM, LIBRARY, AND RELATED FACILITY IN , MAINE.

TO RAISE FUNDS IN ORDER TO DISTRIBUTE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE FORMED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS OR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES AND THAT ARE EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED.

TO SUPPORT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS HERE IN THE U.S. AND ORGANIZATIONS ABROAD, WHICH PROVIDE GRANTS, LOANS FREE OF INTEREST, AND FINANCIAL ADVICE AND COUNSELING TO THE NEEDY WITHIN COMMUNITIES.

RELIEF POVERTY BY MEANS GRANTS TO SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES AND TO INDIVIDUAL FAMILIES IN ISRAEL.

TO ASSIST AND SUPPLEMENT THE BUILDING PROJECT, MATERIALS, PROGRAMS, SERVICES AND OTHER SPECIAL NEEDS OF THE SHREWBURY .

AWARDS GRANTS AND ALLOCATES FUNDS TO VARIOUS PRESELCTED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. THESE ORGANIZATIONS ARE SELECTED PRIMARILY BECAUSE THEY ASSIST DISADVANTAGED YOUTHS.

ASSISTING IMMIGRANTS TO ADAPT TO THE AMERICAN CULTURE.

TO PROVIDE DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS ASSISTANCE THROUGH BUSINESS COUNSELING, ADVICE AND GUIDANCE, SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS AND HARDSHIP RELIEF.

TO ENGAGE IN THE MAKING OF GRANTS and SCHOLARSHIPS TO WORTHY HUNGARIAN STUDENTS WHO WISH TO STUDY SUBJECTS IN THE ARTS and SCIENCES AT COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES and POST SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN THE UNITED STATES

CITY FOR PURCHASE OF BOOKS

To foster better relations between and community, encourage full use , and provide programs, services and equipment and improvements to increase effectiveness and scope

COLLECTING HISTORICAL BOOKS, PUBLISHING BOOKS, ORGANIZING LECTURES. PROVIDING SCIENTIFIC HELP TO HISTORIANS DIGITIZATION DOCUMENTS AND ARCHIVES PRESERVATION AND STUDY

TO PROMOTE GOOD HEALTH AND EDUCATION TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

ADULT TUTORING AND FREE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES.

TO MAKE GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

RAISING FUNDS AND OFFERING GRANTS FOR THE RESEARCH OF SYNOVIAL SARCOMA

TO CREATE, FORM AND ESTABLISH A PRIVATE TO PROMOTE, FURTHER AND SUPPORT SELECTED CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES THROUGH GRANTS, FUNDING AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS, INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS. THE FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC AND BENEVOLENT PURPOSES.

To promote the civic engagement of college and university students around environmental issues, consumer protection, college affordability, , debt, cost of textbooks, and hunger and homelessness.

Support with volunteer hours, grants, and activities for town Natick

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO IN DIRE NEED THROUGH MISSION TRIPS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES, AS WELL AS GRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.

To provide funding for the Cape Elizabeth town

THE AND LIBRARY TRUST (TRUST) WAS CREATED UNDER THE TRUST AGREEMENT OF ALMA B. TAYLOR ON OCTOBER 3, 2005. ACCORDING TO THE TRUST AGREEMENT, THE TRUSTEE SHALL FUND PROJECTS FOR THE AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (ASSOCIATION) LOCATED IN , CONNECTICUT OUT OF THE NET INCOME OF THE TRUST. THE ASSOCIATION IS AN EDUCATIONAL ENTITY EXEMPT UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE SECTION 501(C) 3. THE PROJECTS SHALL BE SELECTED IN A MANNER PURSUANT TO ARTICLE III OF THE TRUST AGREEMENT. IN THE EVENT THE AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION IS NO LONGER A VIABLE FINANCIAL ENTITY OR DETERMINED TO BE AN EDUCATION ENTITY UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE SECTIONS 501(C) 3 AND 170, THEN THE TRUST CORPUS SHOULD BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE FOR PROJECTS, ENDEAVORS OR ACQUISITIONS IN FURTHERANCE OF THEIR CHARTER BY UTILIZING THE CRITERIA ESTABLISHED IN ARTICLE III OF THE TRUST. ACCORDING TO

CHARITABLE EDUCATION RELIGIOUS LITERACY

MAKES GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES FOR ASSISTANCE TO THE INDIGENT, RELIGIOUS JEWISH EDUCATION, OR JEWISH CONGREGATIONAL SERVICES.

COUMMITY PROVIDES SERVICES THAT EDCUATE, EMPLOY, EMPOWER AND ENGAGE IMMIGRANTS AND THE BROADER .

Support restoration and renovation of buildings in Public System of , Massachusetts and to make funds available for materials, services and programs.

is a charitable, not for profit organization formed in 2009 dedicated to helping underprivileged and homeless children in our communities. We are committed to helping children reach their full potential by making philanthropic grants, performing charitable services, strengthening families and contributing to their overall health and vitality. Our ultimate mission is to simply "Let Kids be Kids" and alleviate the stresses that impoverished children often face giving them every opportunity to thrive.

TO INSPIRE AND EMPOWER UNDERSERVED FEMALE-IDENTIFYING STUDENTS TO BECOME EXCEPTIONAL GLOCAL STEM LEADERS, THROUGH HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES AND INTERACTIONS WITH PROFESSIONALS. STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT LIFE-CHANGING STEM AND STEAM CAREER POSSIBILITIES PAID INTERNSHIPS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM. 10 STUDENTS GAINED VALUABLE INSIGHTS WORKING WITH PROFESSIONALS IN VARIOUS STEM FIELDS. FACILITATED AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS, FIELD TRIPS, LEADERSHIP TRAINING, ONE-ON ONE MENTORSHIP PROGRAMS, VIRTUAL CONTINUATION THROUGH 2021: SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM, CLO LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS, AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS MENTORSHIP and COUNSELING PROGRAMS, MEAL DONATION EVENT (500 FAMILIES), 225+ STUDENTS AND FAMILIES DIRECTLY SERVED. ADMINISTRATION OF PROGRAMS AND ORGANIZED VOLUNTEER EFFORTS, SECURED IN-KIND DONATIONS: TIME, MENTORSHIP FINANCIAL AND ENGLISH LITERACY TRAINING PROGRAMS

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