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51		LOCKPORT, NY
52		NEW YORK, NY
53		GLOUCESTER, MA
54		NEW YORK, NY
55		SUMMIT, NJ
56		HAMMONTON, NJ
57		PROVIDENCE, RI
58		NEW YORK, NY
59		Brooklyn, NY
60		LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ
61		Foster, RI
62		Staten Island, NY
63		PLYMOTUH, MA
64		Morris Plains, NJ
65		BROOKLYN, NY
66		BROOKLYN, NY
67		Randolph, NJ
68		SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS, NY
69		HARTFORD, CT
70		CARTERET, NJ
71		BARRE, VT
72		NEW YORK, NY
73		CHESTNUT HILL, MA
74		ALBANY, NY
75		MIDDLETOWN, CT
76		PORTSMOUTH, RI
77		NEW YORK, NY
78		Groveland, MA
79		RYE, NY
80		WALTHAM, MA
81		BEDFORD HILLS, NY
82		TULLY, NY
83		ENOSBURG FALLS, VT
84		WATERBURY, CT
85		COMMACK, NY
86		WOODBURY, NY
87		SOUTHBURY, CT
88		NORTON, MA
89		Cliffside Park, NJ
90		RYE BROOK, NY
91		LAKEVILLE, MA
92		STOUGHTON, MA
93		BRIGHTWATERS, NY
94		Jamaica, NY
95		NEW YORK, NY
96		NEW YORK, NY
97		PEABODY, MA
98		BROOKLYN, NY
99		Danielson, CT
100		HOMER, NY

TO MAKE, ESTABLISH, SOLICIT, COLLECT, RECEIVE, HOLD, INVEST, REINVEST, DISTRIBUTE DISBURSE DONATIONS, SUBSCRIPTIONS, GIFTS, BEQUESTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS OTHER FUNDS TO SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS, PROGRAMS /OR SERVICES COMMITTED TO THE ENHANCEMENT OF COMMUNITY CIVIC ENDEAVORS CONSISTENT WITH THE TENETS OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FELLOWS REBEKAHS.

THE FUND PROVIDES , SCHOLARSHIPS AND SAFETY PROGRAMS TO ELIGIBLE PARTICIPANTS EMPLOYED IN THE BUILDING SERVICE INDUSTRY UNDER COLLECTIVE BARGAINING.

MAINTAINING A SCHOLARSHIP FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS - JOHNS HOPKINS

PROVIDED COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFIED COLLEGE and HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES and PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS TO INNER-CITY AND FINANCIALLY NEEDY STUDENTS

FUNDRAISING FOR BENEFIT OF ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY, HAMMONTON, NJ. INTENDS TO GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS TO ST. JOSEPH STUDENTS BASED ON FINANCIAL NEED ACADEMIC STANDING.

THE IS A PRIVATE NON-PROFIT CORPORATION THAT RAISES, HOLDS, AND INVESTS FUNDS THE BENEFIT OF URBAN COLLABORATIVE ("").THE ORGANIZATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO ENHANCE THE FLEXIBILITY OF THOUGHTFUL INDIVIDUALS TO RAISE AND MANAGE FUNDS TO BENEFIT AND ITS STUDENTS.

SOLICIT DONATIONS AND CONDUCT OTHER FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES FOR UNIVERSITY TO ASSIST ITS STUDENTS AND FACULTY STUDYING IN THE U.S.

ASSISTANCE FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Organization provides Tuition Assistance and small classroom focused Grants to Catholic Schools in order to foster learning. The Fund benefits hundreds of students annually.

The does two things: award the $4,000 scholarships to students who are attending college and award grants to fund projects managed by High and Middle School teachers for the benefit of students. These grants are to fund projects that normally would not be funded through annual school budgets.

To provide educational scholarships to high schools for students enrolled in their theatre programs.

ENHANCING AND AUGMENTING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS AND CITIZENS IN TOWN OF .

The is organized to support the School District. The is dedicated to enhance and expand enrichment opportunities for all students in the district. The will generate and distribute financial and other resources to and for the School District and its students in order to build a partnership lifetime learning.

THE PURPOSE OF THE SCHOLARSHIP, WHICH WAS FOUNDED IN 2008, IS TO ENCOURAGE, IN MEMORY OF , THE PURSUIT OF HIGHER EDUCATION BY STUDENTS WHO POSSESS AN ENTHUSIASM FOR THE FINE AND COMMUNICATION ARTS, HAVE EXPERIENCED ADVERSITY IN THEIR LIVES AND DEMONSTRATE FINANCIAL NEED. EACH SPRING, THE SCHOLARSHIP, INC. WILL SELECT A HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR TO RECEIVE A YEARLY SCHOLARSHIP OF 500 FOR UP TO FOUR YEARS, A TOTAL OF 2,000, FOR THE PAYMENT OF ACADEMIC EXPENSES RELATED TO HIS OR HER ATTENDANCE AT AN INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION. THE SELECTED APPLICANT WILL RECEIVE THE ANNUAL AWARD AS LONG AS HE OR SHE IS ENROLLED FULL-TIME IN GOOD STANDING AT AN ACCREDITED FOUR-YEAR COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY.

IS A NON-PROFIT EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION IN NEW YORK THAT PROMOTES AND ADVANCES THE KNOWLEDGE OF SCHOLARSHIP, PHILOSOPHY, HISTORY, AND ITS LAW, AMONGST HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE STUDENTS AND OTHERS. IT ACCOMPLISHES THE ABOVE THROUGH THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS: ADMINISTERING PROFICIENCY EXAMINATIONS TO INDIVIDUALS TO DEMONSTRATE THEIR KNOWLEDGE IN JUDAIC AND GENERAL IN EXCHANGE FOR COLLEGE CREDITS; DISTRIBUTING FUNDS TO QUALIFYING EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS TO HELP IN THEIR EDUCATION PROGRAMS; AND OPERATING A SUMMER EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE KNOWLEDGE OF THE PARTS OF THE TALMUD NOT COVERED IN A STANDARD CURRICULUM.

SUPPORT STUDENTS AND TEACHERS

TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS IN MEMORY OF LT. . AND TO PROVIDE CRUCIAL FUNDS TO ENRICH THE LIVES OF ACTIVE AND VETERAN UNITED STATES SERVICE MEMBERS, THEIR DEPENDENTS AND CAREGIVERS, AND GOLD STAR FAMILIES.

PER TRUST DOCUMENT, FUNDS PAID TO UNIVERSITY OF CT ON BEHALF OF SELECTED STUDENTS ATTENDING UNIV. OF CT WHO GRADUATED FROM WALLINGFORD PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOLS ().

PROVIDE FOR CHARITABLE DONATIONS and CONTRIBUTIONS TO NON-PROFITS AND INDIVIDUALS. PROVIDE FOR SCHOLARSHIP, EDUCATIONAL and RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS. PROVIDE FOR COMMUNITY SUPPORT and SERVICE.

MOST SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITY and MISSION IS TO HOLD, MANAGE, ADMINISTER AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO BENEFIT STUDENTS THAT ARE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MONTPELIER AND HAVE GRADUATED FROM ITS DESIGNATED HIGH SCHOOL

THE WRITER GUIL IS DEDICATED TO PRESENTING THE EXPERIENCES OF PEOPLE OF THE AFRICAN DIASPORA THROUGH THE WRITTEN WORD. WE WILL SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGE IN THE CREATION,PUBLISHING,KNOWLEDGE AND DISSEMINATION OF ALL LITERARY GENRES REFLECTIVE OF THE AFRICAN AMERICAN AND AFRICAN DIASPORA THROUGH WORKSHOPS,LECTURES,LITERARY FORUMS,SCHOLARSHIPS, RETREATS,BOOK FAIRS, EVENTS AND FUNDRAISERS TO SUPPORT AT ALL LEVELS.

TO SUPPORT STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF OF THE

RAISE MONEY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS AT APPROVED COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

TO ESTABLISH AND ADMINISTER SPECIFIC FUNDS WHICH FUNDS SHALL BE UTILIZED TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND/ OR LOANS TO PARTICULAR DESIGNATED INDIVIDUALS AND ASSOCIATIONS WITH OBJECTIVES OF ADVANCING EDUCATION OF ALL CONNECTICUT STUDENTS AND DECREASING DISPARITIES IN EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES.

ScholarshipforonestudentperyearwhoisgraduatingfromDurfeeHighSchoolinFallRiver,MAfor$400.

NEST+M PARTENT TEACHER . IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT WAS INCORPORATED ON 06/06/2006 IN NEW YORK STATE. THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING SUPPORT AND RESOURCES TO THE "NEW EXPLORATIONS INTO SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND MATH SCHOOL" KNOWN AS "NEST+M", WHICH IS LOCATED IN NEW YORK CITY AND SERVES STUDENTS FROM KINDERGARTEN AND 1ST TO 12TH GRADERS.

TO SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIPS AND ACTIVITIES

The is dedicated to promoting gender equality in STEM through managing campus chapters, publishing our volunteer-run blog, and holding events. In 2019, we held our largest-to-date symposium, where we raise $130,000 and gave away $25,000 in scholarships and travel grants. This year we moved our symposium back to Boston, hosting the symposium at the Harvard Medical School. Perricone MD gave the Born Seekers fellowship at this event. The fellowship recognized women in STEM with the potential to change the world with their research. Over 350 applications from all over the US were recieved. We have 25 active collegiate chapters, and we are working to activate chapters that previously had been active. In 2020 we plan to hire a part-time executive director to help with our fundraising efforts!

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND HELP FOR THE NEEDY

SUPPORTING THE STUDENTS AND ORGANIZATIONS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT , NY.

DONATIONS OF U.S. FUNDS TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES FOR COLLEGE. FOR 2018, THREE (3) SCHOLARSHIPS OF 3,000 EACH FOR A TOTAL OF 9,000 WAS GIVEN AWAY.

THE ACTIVITIES OF THE ASSOCIATION INCLUDE FUND RAISING FOR OUR ANNUAL CONFERENCES, WORKING WITH THE DAIRY INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION, SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS, MONTHLY DIRECTOR MEETINGS DISCUSSING RELEVANT TOPICS/ISSUES, DEVELOPING MAINTAINING A WEB PAGE, COLLABORATING WITH LOCAL INSTITUTIONS SUCH AS UVM, VTC THE MINER RESEARCH INSTITUTE, PASSING ALONG RESEARCH INFORMATION TO INFORM THE PUBLIC. WE ALSO COLLABORATE WITH THE STATE OF ON KEY WATER QUALITY GENERAL AGRICULTURE INITIATIVES.

TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES AND SOLELY FOR THE PURPOSES OF SECURING AND ADMINISTERING GIFTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS OF OF WATERBURY, INC.; TO SECURE AND ADMINISTER GIFTS FOR THE GENERAL EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES OF OF WATERBURY, INC., INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE IMPROVEMENT OF FACILITIES AND THE GENERAL EDUCATIONAL MISSION AND PROGRAMS AND; TO SERVE AS A CONDUIT FOR OF WATERBURY, INC. TO INVEST AND MANAGE ITS FUNDS ON A TEMPORARY BASIS.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, FUND PROJECTS PROGRAMS THAT SUPPORT CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECIAL NEEDS.

FORM 990-EZ, PART III, PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE - THE PURPOSE OF THE IS TO SUPPORT EDUCATION AND EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL STUDENTS, WHICH WE PURSUE IN TWO INTER-RELATED WAYS: 1) THROUGH THE ORGANIZATION AND FACILITATION OF QUANTITATIVE TRADING CONFERENCES, AND 2) THROUGH THE DONATION OF ALL CONFERENCE PROCEEDS TO EDUCATION NONPROFITS FIGHTING FOR ECONOMIC MOBILITY FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COLLEGE AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TO CHILDREN WORKERS WHO HAVE BEEN FATALLY OR SERIOUSLY INJURED IN A WORK-RELATED ACCIDENT RESULTING IN A FINANCIAL NEED.

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS and BENEVOLENT PAYMENTS

All Volunteer organization providing Primary Healthcare and Education Services to needy school children in Gujarat, India. Volunteers conduct Youth Wellness Camps every year and help schools and healthcare facilities improve quality, provide scholarships and infrastructure assistance. COVID prevented our regular travels to India, hence no Youth Wellness camps were conducted in 2021 and 2022.

Foundation provided financial support through fundraising to the Program and Students

The organization provides scholarships to three students.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO COLLEGE BOUND STUDENTS THROUGH NEED AND MERIT BASED SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHERS IN NEED OF DEMONSTRATED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPORT HIGH SCHOOL, ACADEMY OFFINANCE WHICH IS A LOCAL CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY FOUNDATION.IN DOING SO, WE AIM TO FURTHER ELEVATE THE OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE TOTHE OF THE PROGRAM AND EXPAND THEIR EDUCATIONAL ANDPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. FURTHERMORE, WE ARE COMMITTED TO BUILDINGAND FOSTERING PRODUCTIVE AND MUTUALLY ADVANTAGEOUS RELATIONSHIPS WITHINDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.

was able to offer gardening club, soccer camp as well as our regular afterschool homework and reading program. We were also able to provide weekend services for families that required additional helpMolding @ New Bridges elementary is an after school program with approximately 100 students in attendance. Families pay a minor weekly fee which is calculated on a sliding scale ranging from $0-60.

OUR MISSION IS TO HELP LOW-INCOME, UNDERSERVED, AND UNDERREPRESENTED STUDENTS GAIN THEIR PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE AND HELP THEM PUT IN PLACE THE FOUNDATIONS FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER.

TO EDUCATE STUDENTS OF THEIR RELIGIOUS HERITAGE.

assist local residents who have VISON DIABETES and SENSORY IMPAIRMENTS to obtain and receive equipment and services such as eye glasses vision and glaucoma screenings assistive technology magnification devices SCHOLARSHIPS and social recreational opportunities. also support elders and families and provides assistance in a variety of community related initiatives in alignment with the other Service areas of Youth Childhood Diseases Hunger Environment and Humanitarian causes.

S MISSION IS TO FOCUS ON FOSTERING A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE LEARNING PROCESS THROUGH COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PARENTS/GUARDIANS AND FACULTY, HELPING TO MEET THE NEEDS OF STUDENTS THROUGH COOPERATION BETWEEN FAMILY AND SCHOOL, SUPPORTING THE SCHOOL THROUGH VOLUNTEER AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, AND BUILDING COMMUNITY.

Scholarships for Secondary Education 9 recipients

TO FUND PROGRAMS OF CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE STUDENTS

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