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101		WASHINGTON, DC
102		PHILADELPHIA, PA
103		UPPER DARBY, PA
104		PITTSBURGH, PA
105		Swarthmore, PA
106		WYOMISSING, PA
107		STROUDSBURG, PA
108		BLOOMSBURG, PA
109		PHILADELPHIA, PA
110		West Conshohocken, PA
111		ALLENTOWN, PA
112		Media, PA
113		Des Moines, IA
114		ARDMORE, PA
115		NORMAL, IL
116		FAYETTEVILLE, NC
117		Chicago, IL
118		ROCHESTER, MI
119		WAUKEGAN, IL
120		BROOKLYN, OH
121		MINOT, ND
122		ANN ARBOR, MI
123		FALLS CHURCH, VA
124		CAMP HILL, PA
125		HIGH POINT, NC
126		MUSKEGON, MI
127		HIGH POINT, NC
128		Jacksonville, NC
129		CAMDEN, DE
130		IOWA CITY, IA
131		Lake Forest, IL
132		BALA CYNWYD, PA
133		HONESDALE, PA
134		PITTSBURGH, PA
135		Bedford, PA
136		NEW CUMBERLAND, PA
137		PITTSBURGH, PA
138		PITTSBURGH, PA
139		ORWIGSBURG, PA
140		HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA
141		NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA
142		Glenview, IL
143		Silver Bay, MN
144		BRISTOL, PA
145		ROANOKE, VA
146		POINT PLEASANT, WV
147		EVANSVILLE, IN
148		ANKENY, IA
149		BROWNSBURG, IN
150		Mason, OH

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO BUILD STRENGTHS OF STUDENTS AND FOCUS ON THE AREAS IN WHICH ACADEMIC DEFICIENCIES MAY BE IMPROVED.

See attached "Schedule of Student Awards and Grants"

Interserve USA recruits, sends, and supports Christian professionals from America who live and work long term, generally among the poor, in places which need their expertise; especially in medicine, development, education, English as a second language, computer literacy, and agriculture. Funds transferred to other organizations by Interserve USA are either for ministry projects supervised by Interserve USA employees on site, who are directly accountable to Interserve USA, or they are given to organizations which in turn provide evidence of appropriate supervision and accountability.

ADVOCATE SUPPORT OF LOCAL LIBRARIES BY COLABORATION WITH OTHER LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS, AGENCIES AND COMMUNITY GROUPS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE LIBRARY FUNDING AND RELATED SERVICES. LEAD EFFORTS TO ENCOURAGE, TRAIN AND SUPPORT LIBRARY FRIENDS.

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TO PROVIDE RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL EVENTS, A FACILITY FOR RECREATION AND MEETINGS, AND A STORE TO SELL BOOKS AND SUPPLIES FOR THE BENEFIT BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.

THE PURPOSE OF THE FUND IS TO SUBSIDIZE THE AMOUNT A CONTRIBUTING EMPLOYER PAYS FOR FRINGE BENEFITS IN ORDER TO AID COMPETITIVENESS IN OBTAINING CONTRACTS WHICH OTHERWISE MAY BE LOST TO NON-UNION CONTRACTORS. TO ACCOMPLISH THIS PURPOSE, THE FUND DISTRIBUTES BENEFIT GRANTS TO THE PENSION, HEALTH AND WELFARE, ANNUITY, APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING FUNDS, INDUSTRY ADVANCEMENT FUNDS AND LABOR MANAGEMENT FUNDS ON BEHALF OF EMPLOYERS WHO EMPLOY OR DESIRE TO EMPLOY MEMBERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PAINTERS AND ALLIED TRADES .

is a private non-operating , and as such, its only activity is to make grants and contributions to other 501(c)(3) organizations, principally to pub charities. See Part XV, Question 3A.

GRANTS TO LEHIGH VALLEY CHARITIES

grants provided to 20 blind women and 1 organization to assist them in activities,

P.E.O. is a philanthropic organization where women celebrate the advancement of women; educate women through scholarships, grants, awards, loans and stewardship of Cottey College; and motivate each other to achieve their highest aspirations.

TO PROVIDE AID FOR DESERVING STUDENTS OF THE PUBLIC SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR THE FURTHERANCE OF THEIR EDUCATION BY MEANS OF GRANTS, LOANS, OR BOTH.

PROVIDE SUPPORT AND LEADERSHIP TO EDUCATORS AS THEY PROMOTE AND TEACH LIFELONG LITERACY.

A. TO SOLICIT, RECEIVE, HOLD, MANAGE AND DISBURSE CONTRIBUTIONS, GIFTS, GRANTS, BEQUESTS AND TRANSFERS OF FUNDS OR PROPERTY OF ANY NATURE FOR THE BENEFIT OF , ITS STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF. TO USE THE NAME OF THE IN ANY WAY WHICH WILL BENEFIT AND ENRICH OR ENLARGE UPON ITS FACILITIES AND PROGRAMS IN ACCORD WITH THE DIRECTION OF THE DONORS AND ACCEPTABLE TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS OF THE . B. TO ACT AS TRUSTEE, ESCROW OR DISBURSING AGENT WITH RESPECT TO ANY ENDOWMENT, GIFT, GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS, OR BEQUESTS MADE FOR THE BENEFIT OF SATTE , ITS STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF, UNDER THE TERMS OF THE TRUSTOR OR DONOR AND TO CARRY ON SUCH FUNCTIONS AS WILL ACCOMPLISH THE PURPOSE AND INTENT OF THE GIFT, ENDOWMENT, TRUST OR GRANT. C. TO SPONSOR, ENCOURAGE, CONDUCT AND RENDER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN STUDENT AID PROGRAMS, ALUMNI EVENTS, PUBLIC RELATIONS ACTIVITIES, FACULTY SUPPLEMENTS, CURRICULUM ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS, R

Serve and Return offers grants and scholarships to support programs for children who might otherwise not have the opportunity to develop their talents and potential.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO EXTEND AND IMPROVE LIBRARY SERVICES AND RESOURCES

The was established in 1960 to promote the education of lawyers and advance the science of jurisprudence. The purposes of the are: (a) promoting the charitable, educational, scientific and literary mission of the Association; (b) improving and facilitating the administration of justice; (c) promoting the study and research of law, the diffusion of legal knowledge and the continuing education of lawyers; (d) publishing and distributing addresses, reports, treatises and other literary works on legal subjects; (e) acquiring preserving and exhibiting rare books and documents, objects of art, and items of cultural or historical interest to the community and/or having legal significance or bearing on the administration of justice; (f) providing financial assistance to Association (the Association) Attorney members in need as determined solely at the discretion of the Trustees of the (the Trustees); (g) purchasing, o

Grants are made according to the Trust Agreement dated June 14, 1923. Keybank, as trustee, distributes to the Association to further the purpose of the religious work of the Ohio Conference of the United Church of Christ and to strengthen the work of the local churches. Under the Ohio Institutional Trust Funds Act of 1999, Association has chosen to receive the maximum of income based on the greater of 5% of AFV or traditional income. Keybank maintains a responsiveness to the needs and activities of the beneficiary organization in the attainment of its mission. Please note the beneficiary organization has a right to remove the Trustee, authority to direct or approve investments, and the Trustee has the authority to amend the document to insure the continuation to qualify as a 509(a).

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS SERVICES TO CHILDREN FAMILIES.

PROVIDE FOR THE SPOUSES and CHILDREN OF POLICE and FIREFIGHTERS WHO HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE LINE OF DUTY IN COUNTY, MICHIGAN. IN ADDITION, PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE CHILDREN OF POLICE and FIREFIGHTERS, AND PROVIDE GRANTS FOR POLICE and FIRE EQUIPMENT.

DEDICATED TO PROMOTING THE HIGHEST STANDARDS PROFESSIONAL ETHICAL CONDUCT PROSTHETISTS. THE PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, SEMINARS, TECHNICAL BOOKS PUBLICATIONS TO ITS MEMBERS.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS FOR CULTURAL, MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

MAINTAIN FOR RESEARCH AND STUDY OF MANUFACTURE AND DESIGN.

GRANTS TO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS; GRANTS TOTALING $66,000 WERE PAID TO 7 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO NON PROFITS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PERSONS WITH DEVELPMENTAL DISABILITIES.

To address Countys underlying and pressing needs by supporting high-impact initiatives through strategic grants. To hold grantees accountable to produce date-driven results for success.

SIGHT, HEARING, HEALTH AND WELFARE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

THE MISSION OF IS TO PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF THE PEOPLE, COMMUNITIES, CULTURE, AND STORIES OF IMPORTANCE TO AND THE NATION. (HI) IS COMMITTED TO BRINGING THE TO THE PUBLIC THROUGH GRANT MAKING, PUBLICATIONS, INTERACTIVE PROGRAMMING AND EVENTS. FOUNDED IN 1971, HI IS AN AFFILIATE OF THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE (NEH) IN WASHINGTON, D.C. WE PROVIDE GRANTS AND PARTNERSHIPS TO OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT FURTHER THE IN THE STATE, AND WE CONDUCT OUR OWN PROGRAMS THAT SUPPORT THE ACROSS . EACH YEAR WE SERVE OVER 250,000 IOWANS WITH PROGRAMMING AND PROJECTS LIKE OUR SPEAKERS BUREAU. WE HAVE A STRONG COMMITMENT TO SHARING AND SUPPORTING THE WITH ALL IOWANS, AND TO BRINGING THE TO LIFE.

Provide Grants For Chaplaincy Services

STEWARDSHIP OF ITS ASSETS; CONSIDERATION/EVALUATION OF POTENTIAL GRANT RECIPIENTS; EFFECTUATING CERTAIN GRANTS SUPPORT CCDC MAINT OF 47TH and MKT, PHILA, PA

FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE WAYNE COUNTY PUBLIC SYSTEM

SINCE 1928 HAS PROVIDED FUNDS FOR THE REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE OF THE FREE LIBRARY IN AMBRIDGE PA. OTHER EXPENSES INCLUDE GENERAL, INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT FEES, TRAVEL CONFERENCES, MEETINGS AND INSURANCE.

To promote and foster Christian religion through publication and distribution of evangelistic and Bible-teaching resources. MWTB publishes and distributes 2,214 different books, pamphlets, and leaflets, and conducts free mailings and distributions of literature. MWTB maintains 2 websites.

SUPPORT OF PUBLIC VIA DIRECT CASH CONTRIBUTIONS DIRECT PAYMENT OF INVOICES RELATED TO REPAIRS MAINTENANCE OF THE BUILDNG THUS ENABLING THE BUILDING TO SERVICE ALL PERSONNEL PATRONS.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE IN MAINTAINING A LYCEUM AND EVENING READING ROOM AND EVENING CLASSES FOR THE INSTRUCTION AND BENEFIT AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE PEOPLE LIVING WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE OLD CITY OF ALLEGHENY, PA , NOW KNOWN AS THE NORTH SIDE OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH.

THE ATTEMPTS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE BY PROVIDING GRANTS FOR WORTHY PROJECTS AND EDUCATIONAL AWARDS TO SCHOLARS PRIMARILY WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.

GRANTS ARE AWARDED TO HOSPITALS AND MEDICAL SCHOOLS IN THAT HAVE ESTABLISHED A LONG RECORD OF DEDICATION TO AND EYE RESEARCH.

TRUST PROVIDES FUNDS TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS

THE IS A PRIVATE, NON-OPERATING AND AS SUCH, ITS SOLE ACTIVITY IS TO MAKE GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS, PRINCIPALLY TO PUBLIC CHARITIES.

provides scholarship funds for employees of Vi at The Glen who wish to take educational or vocational courses beyond high school while still employed at the Vi. Funds are usually paid directly to school attended. In 2021, 18 employees were awarded grants covering tuition, fees and books.

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 .

TO HELP PROMOTE LITERACY FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN BY PROVIDING HIGH QUALITY TO STUDENTS GRADES K-6.

PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT GRANTS TO DESERVING NON- PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS LOCATED IN THE ROANOKE VALLEY AREA OF VIRGINIA.

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.

TO RAISE FUNDS FROM THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO MAKE GRANTS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

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

The is founded on the concept of helping the school district take students above and beyond in academics, arts and athletics. Since its inception, the has funded grants and innovative programs to help create extraordinary learning experiences in our . The plays an integral role in helping the district through times of massive changes in education by funding grants that enable innovation, teacher development and programs such as the MHS Foreign Language Lab, the MMS Coding and Robotics courses, Author Visits, STEAM and STEM Labs, Outdoor Classrooms and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiatives. The ensures that no student starts the school year without the school supplies they need and has helped more than 2,000 at-risk students.

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