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1		Burlington, MA
2		WALPOLE, MA
3		Boston, MA
4		WHITEHOUSE STATION, NJ
5		JAMESTOWN, NY
6		NEW YORK, NY
7		NEW YORK, NY
8		NEW YORK, NY
9		MILLBROOK, NY
10		TARRYTOWN, NY
11		BROOKLYN, NY
12		MANHASSET, NY
13		GLOVERSVILLE, NY
14		AUBURN, NY
15		BROOKLYN, NY
16		Brooklyn, NY
17		WALPOLE, MA
18		ROCHESTER, NY
19		PRINCETON, NJ
20		ALBANY, NY
21		NEW HAMPTON, NH
22		Long Valley, NJ
23		NEW YORK, NY
24		Piermont, NY
25		HAMILTON, NY
26		FLEMINGTON, NJ
27		Brunswick, ME
28		CHATHAM, NJ
29		NEW YORK, NY
30		Staten Island, NY
31		TEANECK, NJ
32		NEW YORK, NY
33		MANSFIELD, MA
34		NEW YORK, NY
35		LAWRENCE, NY
36		FAR ROCKAWAY, NY
37		Plainview, NY
38		MIDDLETOWN, CT
39		LAKE SUCCESS, NY
40		BOSTON, MA
41		NEW YORK, NY
42		OCEAN, NJ
43		New York, NY
44		WILLIAMSVILLE, NY
45		HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, NJ
46		LAKEWOOD, NJ
47		NEW YORK, NY
48		LAKEWOOD, NJ
49		TEANECK, NJ
50		NEW YORK, NY

We seek to protect the lives of unborn children by giving families the material support they need to sustain their new child through their infant and toddler years. We continue to support these children as they age if at all possible. This year we have provided material support to over 650 new families. Layettes include but are not limited to car seats, strollers, Pand and Plays (infant cribs), diapers, clothing, and linens. Families may also need infant formula, baby food, high chairs, cribs, toddler beds, and books and toys. If families are in need of food or help with bills, we help as we can.

TO MAKE GRANTS FOR PURPOSES OF PEDIATRIC ONCOLOGY AND CANCER RESEARCH.

Support of Houghton Library at Harvard College

TO PROMOTE ACTIVITIES THROUGH MAKING OF SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS and AWARDS.

FINANCIAL AID THROUGH GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS AND STUDENTS

GRANTS TO NONPROFIT ENTITIES

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO SELECTED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING EDUCATION AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

PART I LINE 10 ASSISTANCE GRANTSTO PROVIDE TEMPORARY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES OF MEMBERS OF THE RESERVES TO COMPENSATE FOR THE LOSS OF WAGES WHILE DEPLOYED ON ACTIVE DUTY.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO THE .

SUPPLEMENT PROGRAM RUN AT

Organization has made grants to a religious school in known as .The school was founded to provide underprivileged youths with religious education. It has about 500 students.

THE , . (THE "") AWARDS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS WHO NEED FINANCIAL AID TO ATTEND COLLEGE. THE PAYMENTS ARE MADE DIRECTLY TO THE COLLEGE FOR TUITION, FEES, BOOKS, ROOM AND BOARD AND RELATED EXPENSES. THE COLLEGE IS AUTHORIZED IN CERTAIN CASES TO TURN A PORTION OF THE FUNDS OVER TO THE GRANTEE FOR THE PURCHASE OF BOOKS, SUPPLIES AND OTHER RELATED EXPENSES. CANDIDATES FOR AWARDS ARE NOMINATED ANNUALLY BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (OR COMPARABLE ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES) OF COMMUNITIES. THE DIRECTORS OF THE SELECT GRANTEES FROM THE LIST OF NOMINEES ON THE BASIS OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: 1) PERFORMANCE IN EXAMINATIONS SHOWING ABILITY AND APTITUDE FOR COLLEGE WORK, 2) RECOMMENDATION FROM SCHOOL PERSONNEL, 3) FINANCIAL NEED, AND 4) PRIOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE. DURING 2021, THE DISBURSED $1,880,019 IN SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 110 INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS.

GIVE MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT TO LIBRARY WHICH IT COULD NOT FUND OUT ITS BUDGET, RAISE FUNDS TO AID LIBRARY PROJECTS, HELP WITH CAMPAIGNS FOR SPECIFIC COMMUNITY OR LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS RELATIVE TO LIBRARY, AND TO SPONSOR LIBRARY PROJECTS

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE MONIES FOR THE MAINTENANCE AND CARE OF THE BUILDING AND SUPPORT THE PUBLIC DISTRICT.

GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS AND TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS

General . was incorporated under the not for profit corporation laws of the State of New York in the year 2005. The not-for-profit corporation and is exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c )(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Nature of Activities . was founded in 2005 to create new educational and employment opportunities for low-income families to achieve economic self-sufficiency. The Organization is supported primarily by foundation grants, government contracts, as well as by individuals and corporate donations. The Organization provides within the program framework outlined below. Career Development , . programs offer basic career-readiness training, as well as industry-focused training programs for workers with limited skills and education to prepare them for careers with strong earning and advancement potential in growth industries. For all participants who enroll in career and customer s

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE REMEDIAL AND ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITES TO CHILDREN IN NEED. EDUCATORS, SOCIAL WORKERS AND OTHER PEOPLE MAY MAKE APPLICATIONS FOR GRANT MONEY. GRANTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR SCHOOL AGE CHILDREN BETWEEN THE GRADES OF KINDERGARTEN AND HIGH SCHOOL. GRANTS ARE AWARDED ON THE BASIS THAT THE ACTIVITY WILL ENRICH THE CHILD AND THAT IT IS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE THROUGH THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO PROMOTE JEWISH LIFE SECURITY.

FUND PROVIDES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS, YOUNG ADULTS WHO VOLUNTEER OR INTERN FOR PROGRESSIVE SOCIAL ACTION PROJECTS OR PROGRAMS IN AN AREA OF THEIR INTEREST AND COMMITMENT.

TO SUPPORT THE

DIRECT SUPPORT THE , SUCH AS PURCHASE PASSES, SPONSORING THE SUMMER READING PROGRAM, PAYING FOR SUBSCRIPTION COSTS, AND SPONSORING THE LITERACY PROGRAMS.

Sponsor scholarships and educational grants to encourage interest, training and education in science and technology Normally 10 scholarships

FOSTER AND ENCOURAGE LIBERAL ARTS AND OBTAIN ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY FOR MUSEUM , OBTAIN GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS FOR AND MAKE GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO MUSEUM.

Accept Donations, from the General Public, of used clothing, books, small household items,(none of which are valued at $1,000.00 or more, and sell same to the general public; then give the said proceeds (net of expenses)to local not-for-profit organizations, all of which help the larger community in general

SCHOLARSHIPS (SEE STATEMENT 10) GRANTS (SEE STATEMENT 10)

TO RAISE FUNDS FOR LIBRARY SYSTEM AND ITS AFFILIATES AND TO PROMOTE LIBRARY AWARENESS AND ADVOCATE LIBRARY PROGRAMS.

To enhance local Librarys role as a valued community resource by advocacy fundraising and volunteerism by selling used donated books

AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO 9 GRADUATES OF HIGH SCHOOL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. AWARDS ARE FOR $2,000 FOR THE FIRST YEAR AND RENEWABLE FOR A MAXIMUM OF 3 YEARS. TOTAL GRANTS THIS YEAR WERE $19,000.

OPERATION OF LAB WHICH DISTRIBUTED 7 GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS TO INCUBATE AND MENTOR ORIGINAL THINKERS.

The seeks to bring the community together in the spirit of togetherness to share common values and attempt to settle any differences by counseling and discussions. We provide an avenue in which all Leoneans in particular and other immigrants living in the can come together to celebrate their culture, traditions, and support each other in times of need. All community members share these values; not only limiting these facilities to Leoneans. We also provide an avenue for education, socialization, and community entertainment through social interactions and participation. Provide an avenue where Kids in our community can come and be helped with homework, and other educational issues.

To fund and Make Grants to educational programs on global issues

PROVIDING GRANTS TO HOSPITALS AND CLINICS IN .

TO MAKE FINANCIAL GRANTS TO INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF THE UNION AND THEIR FAMILIES FOR THE HEALTH, EDUCATION, SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE OF SUCH MEMBERS AND OR THEIR FAMILIES WHO HAVE BEEN DETERMINED BY THE TRUSTEES TO BE IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

TO DISBURSE GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

AID TO MANY NEEDY INSTITUTIONS THEY WERE PROVIDED WITH GRANTS TO AID THE NEEDY

PROVIDING GRANTS FOR RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS

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 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.

PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN RELIEF TO REFUGEES FROM WAR-TORN AREAS OF WORLD. FUNDS WERE USED TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND UTILITIES. ALSO SUPPLIED WERE SKILLS TRAINING FOR REFUGEES, CLOTHING, FOOD, BEDS, LINENS, TOILETRIES, DIAPERS, BABY FORMULA, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, BOOKS AND SMALL APPLIANCES.

MAKING GRANTS TO SUPPORT THE WOODWARD FOR GIRLS

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS.

THE IS ORGANIZED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING AND SUPPORTING CHILDREN FACING OBSTACLES OR DIFFICULT CIRCUMSTANCES. THEY HOPE TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT ASSIST CHILDREN AND WILL USE THE FUNDS IT RECEIVES FROM DONORS AND MAKE GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT ASSIST CHILDREN.

THE IS A CHARITABLE PUBLIC DEDICATED TO RAISING FUNDS AND MAKING GRANTS THAT SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS RECOGNIZED AS QUALIFYING FOR TAX EXEMPT STATUS UNDER SECTION 501 (C)(3)OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986 OR CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY SUBSEQUENT FEDERAL TAX LAW.

THE INTEREST WORKS TO RAISE FUNDS AND ADMINISTER GRANTS TO ASSIST THE WORK FOR A CURE OF FIBROSIS SO ALL PEOPLE WITH THIS DISEASE HAVE THE OPPORUTNITY TO LEAD FULL, PRODUCTIVE LIVES.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO LOCAL CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT FALL WITHIN THE MEANING IRC 501(C)(3)

TheCorporationisorganizedexclusivelyforcharitable,religiousandeducationalpurposes,makingdistributionstoorganizationsthatqualifyasexemptorganizationsortoindividualsonanobjectiveandnondiscriminatorybasisunderSection501c3oftheInternalRevenueCodeof1986.Thespecificobjectivesandpurposeofthisorganizationshallbe:1.Charitable.byprovidingrelieftothepoorortheunderprivilegedthroughgrantstoorganizationsortoindividualsthathavebeenthoroughlyvettedforneed.2.Educational.byprovidingbooks,equipment,andeducationalaidstostudents.Byprovidingscholarshipsandfinancialassistancetobeusedforeducationtoencourageacademicexcellence.3.Religious.byprovidingprogramsandworkshopsinTalmudicstudies.

THE DOES NOT DIRECTLY PARTICIPATE IN CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. THE ACTIVITIES OF THE DIRECTORS ARE LIMITED TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF GRANTS TO QUALIFIED UNRELATED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

FELLOWSHIPS AND TEACHER TRAINING IN ADVANCED TALMUDIC TEACHINGS AND GRANTS TO STUDENT FAMILIES

PROMOTE LITERACY AND SCHOLARSHIP AND PROVIDE A COMMUNITY FOR PEER SUPPORT AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

DONATES FUNDS TO THE VARIOUS COLLEGES AT UNIVERSITY, TO THE UNIVERSITY ITSELF, AND AFFILIATES OF THE UNIVERSITY. GRANTS MADE BY , . HELP SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT UNIVERSITY AND ELSEWHERE INCLUDING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ENDOWED CHAIRS, THE SPONSORSHIP OF LECTURES, DEBATES AND PROGRAMS, THE SUPPORT OF FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER SUCH PROGRAMS THAT ENRICH THE CULTURAL, SCIENTIFIC AND LITERARY HERITAGE OF THE UNIVERSITY AND ITS COLLEGES.

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