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1		Medford, MA
2		PORT WASHINGTON, NY
3		Huntington, NY
4		Lakewood, NJ
5		LONG BRANCH, NJ
6		NEW YORK, NY
7		NEW YORK, NY
8		NEW YORK, NY
9		DARIEN, CT
10		GLENMONT, NY
11		Wallkill, NY
12		SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY
13		Ithaca, NY
14		Saugerties, NY
15		BUFFALO, NY
16		Garden City, NY
17		NORWELL, MA
18		NORTH HALEDON, NJ
19		Tewksbury, MA
20		WOBURN, MA
21		NORTHBOROUGH, MA
22		FOXBOROUGH, MA
23		Rumson, NJ
24		ALLENHURST, NJ
25		Long Valley, NJ
26		Rockport, MA
27		NEW YORK, NY
28		Glastonbury, CT
29		Westfield, NJ
30		Worcester, MA
31		Elmsford, NY
32		NEW YORK, NY
33		NEWTON, MA
34		BROOKLYN, NY
35		Foster, RI
36		WELLESLEY, MA
37		Shelton, CT
38		MELVILLE, NY
39		BROOKLYN, NY
40		CLIFTON, NJ
41		SHUTESBURY, MA
42		YARMOUTH, ME
43		BROOKLYN, NY
44		WESTFORD, MA
45		WOODBURY, NY
46		NEW YORK, NY
47		DOUGLAS, MA
48		NEW YORK, NY
49		RUMSON, NJ
50		ATTLEBORO, MA

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SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS

To assist woman with dependent children in starting small buiness to develop anindependent source of income, with emphasis on woman in India. To assist new immigrants in the United States become acclimated to their surroundings and to assist elderly people having limited means to live independently

Scholarship grants to Parochial Schools for Bibical and Talmudic Studies

GRANTS TO JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS

GRANTS TO : DURING REPORTING PERIOD, ORGANIZATION PROVIDED 13 GRANTS TO 13 MERITORIOUS IN ORDER TO ASSIST WITH THEIR RECORDING SESSIONS.

FUNDING OF RARE BOOK LIBRARIES AND UNIVERSITIES FOR ACQUISITIONS OF RARE BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS, AND OTHER MATERIAL APPROPRIATE FOR THEIR COLLECTIONS.GRANTS TO FOURTEEN INSTITUTIONS.

PUBLIC PROGRAMS: BIO-MEDICAL, PUBLIC HEALTH, EDUCATION, ARTS and CASH GRANTS TO 501(C)3S. VOLUNTEER TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO 501(C)3S BY DIRECTORS, JOURNALISTS, PUBLIC POLICY, BIO-MEDICAL EXPERTS and PHILANTHROPISTS.

GRANTS ISSUED AMELIORATION OF BLIND.

THE IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT 501(C)(3) THAT SEEKS TO TRANSFORM AND IMPROVE THE K-12 PUBLIC EDUCATION LANDSCAPE IN THE CAPITAL DISTRICT THROUGH THE SUPPORT AND SPONSORSHIP OF PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS AND OTHER NEW AND INNOVATIVE INITIATIVES THAT EXPAND OR STRENGTHEN EDUCATIONAL OPTIONS FOR HISTORICALLY UNDER-SERVED STUDENTS, FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES. IN SUPPORT OF THIS MISSION, THE WILL MAKE GRANTS THAT SUPPORT INITIATIVES DESIGNED TO GROW AND IMPROVE THE EDUCATION OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO FAMILIES IN THE CAPITAL DISTRICT.

The mission of the is to provide our community with access to the highest quality materials, services, and programs, as a source of information, education, entertainment, and cultural enrichment. The enables people to expand their knowledge, encourages personal growth, and enhances the quality of life in our community.

EDUCATIONAL GRANTS AND AWARDS (SEE PART XV)

THE INTIATIVE FACILITATES COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS AND SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS OF THE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT THROUGH ENGAGEMENT, COLLABORATION, GIFTS AND GRANTS.

Support programs

A COMMUNITY SERVICE ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PROVIDING VOLUNTEER SERVICES AND MONEY IN THE FORM ONE TIME GRANTS TO LOCAL and INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS

RAISING FUNDS FROM WHICH IT WILL MAKE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS WHICH CONDUCT LEUKEMIA RESEARCH (AND ANY SIMILAR OR RELATED DISEASES), AND SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING FROM LEUKEMIA DISEASE.

SUPPORT ORGANIZATION

PROVISION OF GRANTS TO SUPPORT SCHOOLS, FEEDING PROGRAMS, TRAINING AND FARMING EFFORTS IN THROUGH NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

To provide grants to other not-for-profits in Vermont that serve the poor and needy.

GRANTS ARE MADE TO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FOR PURPOSES OF PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WHO ARE ENGAGED IN FULL TIME STUDIES.(SEE PART XV)

makes grants to other 501()(3) organizations based upon solicitations grant proposals at semi annual board meetings

TO MAKE GRANTS FOR THE TEMPORARY RELIEF VICTIMS DISASTERS AND TO SUPPORT OTHER VARIOUS CHARITABLE CAUSES IN THE FIELD REAL ESTATE, SUCH AS HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS.

Grants to exempt organizations for general charitable purposes.

CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES ARE LIMITED TO MAKING GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO PRESELECTED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

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

Provides funding Public for following: Adult, children, and young adult programs and author events, museum passes, software and website. This brings programs and authors to , offers museum passes at reduced or no cost, and updated technology. Benefit all individuals attending events and using servives.

ONLY GRANTS MADE AND PAID DURING 2021 WERE DIRECT CASH CONTRIBUTIONS OF $296,500 DETAILED IN LIST ATTACHED. ALL ARE PUBLIC CHARITIES. A TOTAL OF 15 CHARITIES WERE SERVICED. THERE ARE NO OHER GRANT PROGRAMS OR OTHER ACTIVITIES CONNECTED WITH . NO CONFERENCES HAVE BEEN HELD NOR HAVE ANY RESEARCH PAPERS BEEN PRODUCED.

To generate revenue for betterment and support a public .

Support special needs

Providing scholarships, grants and assistance.

To support Public

PROVIDE SUPPORT IN THE FORM GRANTS, GIFTS, AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ALBERTINA MUSEUM

JEWISH EDUCATION FOR RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS

GRANTS TO SCHOOLS TO HELP FURTHER EDUCATION WITH YOUNG CHILDREN

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.

FOUNDATION WAS FORMED TO SUPPORT , WHICH IS A DEPARTMENT OF TOWN OF , MASSACHUSETTS. SUPPORT INCLUDES A BROAD RANGE OF NEEDS SUCH AS MATERIALS, BUILDING MAINTENANCE, FURNISHINGS AND PROGRAMS.

Aid Support for Public Library

MAKING GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE ORGANIZED AND OPERATED SOLELY FOR , RELIGIOUS, CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER PUBLIC PURPOSES AND THAT ARE EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL TAXATION UNDER IRC SEC 501(C)(3).SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS (BUT NOT LIMITED) TO THE SUPPORT TOWARDS PUBLIC CHARITIES THAT SERVE THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN.

TO MAKE GRANTS TO JEWISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS AND GRANTS TO INDIGENTS AND OTHER NEEDY.

THE ORGANIZATION PARTICIPATES IN THE AWARDING OF GRANTS THAT CONSTITUTE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATION TO INDIVIDUALS ASSOCIATED WITH THE LACROSSE TEAM AT MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY AND/OR THE AWARDING OF GRANTS TO BENEFIT THE LACROSSE TEAM OF MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY.

PROVIDE FUNDING AN ORPHANAGE IN HAITI, , WRITING BOOKS, SUPPORT UN GOALS, COMMUNITY BUILDING, AND PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PODCASTS.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING THROUGH GRANTS AND AWARDS TO ENRICH THE OVERALL EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF STUDENTS IN THE SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.

GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

Promote and fund innovative educational programs in WEF is a small volunteer-run organization that provides grants to teachers in Public Schools for innovative programs consistent with WPS curriculum but outside of the school budget funding.

GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS-REFER TO PART XV

THE ("THE ") IS DEDICATED TO INFORMING NORTH AMERICAN FOUNDATIONS ABOUT ACADEMIC PRIORITIES AND APPLYING FOR GRANTS IN SUPPORT OF THEM.

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

TO PROVIDE AN ONGOING SOURCE

TRAINING AND SERVICE (GHETS) IS DEDICATED TO IMPROVING IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES INNOVATIONS IN AND SERVICE. GHETS PROVIDES SEED GRANTS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO ORGANIZATIONS IN LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUSTAINABLE, INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO COMMUNITY CHALLENGES.

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