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151		MILWAUKEE, WI
152		Lake Forest, IL
153		Portland, IN
154		GREENVILLE, SC
155		PITTSBURGH, PA
156		OIL CITY, PA
157		WEXFORD, PA
158		SEWICKLEY, PA
159		WASHINGTON, PA
160		WAYNESBURG, PA
161		WATERFORD, PA
162		INDIANA, PA
163		PITTSBURGH, PA
164		WELLSBORO, PA
165		OAKTON, VA
166		BUFFALO GROVE, IL
167		ALEXANDRIA, VA
168		Evansville, IN
169		WASHINGTON, DC
170		Silver Bay, MN
171		HELLERTOWN, PA
172		EAU CLAIRE, WI
173		POINT PLEASANT, WV
174		EVANSVILLE, IN
175		Washington, DC
176		Prairie du Chien, WI
177		SUNSET, SC
178		CHAPEL HILL, NC
179		Chicago, IL
180		ROANOKE, VA
181		CHARLOTTE, NC
182		Mount Airy, MD
183		Columbia, SC
184		COLUMBUS, OH
185		Rockville, MD
186		MIDDLETON, WI
187		Indianapolis, IN
188		MILWAUKEE, WI
189		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
190		MILWAUKEE, WI
191		CHICAGO, IL
192		Chicago, IL
193		WILKESBARRE, PA
194		LITITZ, PA
195		COLUMBUS, OH
196		LOUISVILLE, KY
197		ATHENS, OH
198		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
199		FORT WAYNE, IN
200		INDIANAPOLIS, IN

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Provide Grants For Chaplaincy Services

COMMUNITY RE-DISBURSMENT, GRANTS AND SCOLORSHIPS

CELEBRATING SUCCESS IN " THROUGH SCHOOL AND TEACHER GRANTS, STUDENT AND TEACHER SCHOLARSHIPS AND COMMUNICATION OF THESE SUCCESS STORIES TO THE COMMUNITY USING INNOVATIVE FUNDING.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE MEMORIAL LIBRARY

THE FOUNDATION SERVES CLARION, FOREST AND VENANGO COUNTIES AND THE PUNXSUTAWNEY AREA TO DEVELOP, MANAGE, AND DISRTIBUTE FUNDING TO MEET THE PRESENT AND FUTURE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITIES. INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, BUSINESSES , AND ORGANIZATIONS BUILD PERMANENT FUNDS TO HELP THE COMMUNITIES MEET THE CHALLENGES OF CHANGING TIMES. THE FOUNDATION INVESTS THESE FUNDS USING THE EARNINGS TO FUND GRANTS TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL, HEALTH, HAMANITARIAN AND CULTURAL NEEDS OF THE PEOPKE AND ORGANIZATIONS IN THE LOCAL AREAS DESCRIBED ABOVE.

GRANTS WERE PROVIDED TO PUBLIC CHARITIES, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS

PROVIDES SUPPORT TO THE SYSTEM BY SOLICITING, MAINTAINING AND INVESTING AN FUND OF FUNDS TO BE USED TO MAKE CAPITAL CONTRIBUTIONS, GRANTS AND LOANS FOR FACILITY MAINTENANCE.

THE MISSION THE IS TO EMPOWER ADULTS AND FAMILIES WITH SKILLS THAT ENABLE THEM TO LEAD SUCCESSFUL, FULFILLED LIVES AS MEMBERS OUR COMMUNITIES.

TO ADMINISTER GRANTS PROGRAMS, TO SOLICIT AND DISTRIBUTE THROUGH A COUNTY-WIDE NETWORK OF PANTRIES IN GREENE COUNTY, PA AND TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE NATURE OF AND SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS OF HUNGER.

PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATING SENIOR HIGH STUDENTS AND AWARD GRANTS FOR CLASSROOM INITIATIVES AND ENHANCE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS

GRANTS TO COMMUNITY AND NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AWARDED TO NEEDY STUDENTS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE ORGANIZATION

GRANTS DONATED TO SEVEN ORGANIZATIONS LISTED IN THE TRUST AGREEMENT. NAMES AMOUNTS IN PART XV(3)

Direct charitable activities consisted of donations made to various Roman Catholic Church organizations affiliated or other charitable organizations - see attached schedule of grants made

CONDUCT FUNDRAISERS TO FUND YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS AND YOUTH GRANTS

SERVES AS AN AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION WITH THE GOALS OF FOSTERING GREATER PARTICIPATION IN NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR SPORTS COMPETITION BY THE LGBT COMMUNITY. IT ENDOWS AND GRANTS PERIODIC SCHOLARSHIPS TO LGBT STUDENT-ATHLETES PURSUING POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION. ALSO EDUCATES THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE ON THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF LGBT ATHLETES, SEEKING TO ELIMINATE ANIMUS, PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION DIRECTED AGAINST LGBT PEOPLE AND AGAINST THEIR PARTICIPATION IN SPORTS. AND CONFERS GRANTS AND STIPENDS TO LGBT TEAMS SEEKING TO PREPARE AND COMPETE IN NATIONAL OR INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR SPORTS COMPETITIONS.

TO DISTRIBUTE MONEY MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND INSTRUMENTS TO NEEDY PATIENTS AND T0PROVIDE EDUCATION IN THE SCHOOLS BY WAY OF FILEMS SPEAKERS AND READING MATERIALS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE METHODS OF PREVENTION OF PROBLEMS AND TEACHING BETTER CARE BY PATIENTS

TO RECEIVE AND AWARD GRANTS TO DEVELOP, PROMOTE, AND SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FILMS AND FILM MAKERS, AND TO CONDUCT RELATED EDUCATION AND INFORMATION ACTIVITIES IN UNITED STATES.

The promotes and advertises the with billboards, magazine advertisements, website and social media, as well as printed and digital publications, hosts events and provides grants to events that promote for the .

GRANTS TO ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN INNOVATIVE EXCELLENCE BY EMPLOYING PRIVATE RESOURCES TO SUPPLEMENT TRADITIONAL CLASSROOM FUNDING

THE IS AN INDEPENDENT NON-PROFIT DEDICATED TO PROMOTING LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS BY:FOSTERING SUPPORTIVE RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT, ITS ALUMNI AND THE COMMUNITY; RAISING FUNDS TO PROVIDE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS, TEACHERS, AND STAFF; AWARDING GRANTS FOR INNOVATIVE PROJECTS.

DIRECT GRANTS PAID TO QUALIFIED CHARITIES LOCAL SCHOOLS LIBRARIES ETC

THE EXISTS TO AWARD FINANCIAL GRANTS TO THE FOR SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT, EDUCATION, COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY PROGRAMS, AND FOR THE SUPPORT OF ITS PERSONNEL.

The is committed to improving the financial literacy of Americans of all ages and supporting the charitable giving of members of the Bank Policy Institute.

Assist the people of Nkololo Village, , Africa, by providing grants St. Peter Catholic Parish and Songambele Hospital, both of which are in Nkololo.

GRANTS TO 501 C 3 CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

TO DEVELOP, PROMOTE, FOSTER AND SUPPORT THE SCHOLARSHIP, EDUCATION AND BROTHERHOOD AMONG THE MEMBERS THE NORTH CAROLINAS PHI DELTA THETA, OR ANY OTHER RECIPIENTS DEEMED ACCEPTABLE, THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, FACILITIES, PROPERTY AND ALL OTHER ACTIVITIES NECESSARY AND INCIDENTAL TO PROMOTE THE GENERAL EDUCATIONAL, BENEVOLENT, AND CHARITABLE WORK THE CORPORATION.

AFIRE is a grassroots community organization that builds the capacity Filipino/a/sx to organize on issues social, racial, and economic justice that affect undocumented immigrants, domestic workers, seniors, and youth.

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.

provides students from low income, single-parent families with scholarships and tools for college success, including a gifts and talents program, financial literacy, and mentoring.

charitable foundation that provides educational assistance to Maasai children in Tanzania . We feed approxiamtely 1,500 children each day at school, have library and computer lab use by students and teachers.

The Mission StatementThe (GPF) supports community initiatives that benefit the people of St. Vincent and the in four primary areas: Basic Needs: clean water supplies, sustainable sanitation, and waste management systems; Education: primary and secondary education, youth health development and sports programs, and adult education;Economic Development: infrastructure and economic development initiatives that create self-sustaining economies; and Environmental Protection and Conservation: land, marine and cultural preservation projects and renewable energy efforts. With the assistance of community leaders in St. Vincent and the , the GPF identifies viable projects and then provides financial support through grants to locally based non-profit organizations.

DIRECTLY UNDERTAKING SUCH INITIATIVES, PROGRAMS, AND ACTIVITIES FOR SUCH CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AS THE TRUSTEES OF THE CORPORATION MAY FROM TIME TO TIME DEEM DESIRABLE AND BENEFICIAL, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, (A) EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC REGARDING PREVENTION AND SAFETY AND (B) PROVIDING EMERGENCY ECONOMIC HARDSHIP GRANTS TO CURRENT, FUTURE, AND RETIRED LOCAL AND THEIR FAMILIES.

Primary exempt purpose is educational in scope with expanding literacy, providing materials and space to empower community groups to improve the quality of life. This is done through specific projects such SuperLectores, Backpack Project, and providing support to community groups in Peru, Bolivia and the United States.

TO SUPPORT THE CITY OF MADISON, WISCONSIN TO: (1) REMOVE BLIGHT AND STABILIZE THE BUILDINGS ADJACENT TO THE STATE CAPITOL, OVERTURE CENTER FOR THE ARTS, THE STATE OF WISCONSIN HISTORICAL MUSEUM, AND THE CITY OF MADISON CENTRAL LIBRARY, AND (2) SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING THE OVERTURE CENTER FOR THE ARTS, BY PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR THE OPERATIONS, MAINTENANCE, AND RENOVATION OF SUCH PUBLIC AND CHARITABLE PROPERTIES IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN THEM IN SOUND CONDITION AND TO PREVENT DETERIORATION.

provides safe environments, resources, and opportunities service to increase religious literacy, build empathy, and facilitate encounters. CIC service programs include an AmeriCorps program that builds capacity faith communities to address health and wellness challenges in the community. CIC also offers religious diversity trainings and hosts dozens of public events throughout the year exploring and celebrating the many faith traditions in Central Indiana.

GRANTS ARE GIVEN TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF ORGANIZATIONS. SIGNIFICANT SUPPORT WAS GIVEN IN 2019 TO THE AVIATION MUSEUM.

SEDFundprovidesmallgrantstoorphanagesandsupportforsmallscaleprojectsaddressinghousingandwateraccessinruralcommunities.

THE FOUNDATION ANTICIPATES THAT ITS SOLE ACTIVITY WILL BE TO MAKE GIFTS AND GRANTS TO QUALIFIED IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, and EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE

GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

Grants to 501c 3 organizations

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

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS

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 PROMOTE AND SUPPORT LIBRARY.

LIFELONG LEARNING - PROVIDE PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GROWTH GRANTS

TO PROVIDE RESEARCH GRANTS TO FURTHER ADVANCES IN AND EXERCISE SCIENCE. TO RAISE FUNDING FOR THE WORK THE .

TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES OF THE .

PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS

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