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1		Shrewsbury, MA
2		BROOKLYN, NY
3		BROOKLYN, NY
4		FAIR LAWN, NJ
5		WHITEHOUSE STATION, NJ
6		NEW YORK, NY
7		TARRYTOWN, NY
8		MANHASSET, NY
9		ALBANY, NY
10		PAWLING, NY
11		WATERTOWN, NY
12		AUBURN, NY
13		Brooklyn, NY
14		BROOKLYN, NY
15		Cumberland, RI
16		WALPOLE, MA
17		SPRINGFIELD, MA
18		ELMIRA, NY
19		Brooklyn, NY
20		CORTLANDT MNR, NY
21		HOLBROOK, NY
22		Princeton, NJ
23		MOUNTAIN LAKES, NJ
24		RIDGEWOOD, NJ
25		WICKATUNK, NJ
26		Somerville, NJ
27		Newburyport, MA
28		BELVIDERE, NJ
29		WESTON, MA
30		LINCOLN, MA
31		ROSELAND, NJ
32		WHIPPANY, NJ
33		MARLBORO, NJ
34		HAMILTON, NJ
35		BROOKLYN, NY
36		Dover, NJ
37		Brunswick, ME
38		YAPHANK, NY
39		LEVERETT, MA
40		PROVIDENCE, RI
41		CONCORD, MA
42		CLIFTON, NJ
43		PITTSFORD, NY
44		NEW YORK, NY
45		NEWTONVILLE, MA
46		NEW YORK, NY
47		PETERBOROUGH, NH
48		MARBLEHEAD, MA
49		RED HOOK, NY
50		NEW YORK, NY

Grants Made to Ten 501(c)(3) organizations.

HUD Low Income Housing and grants to exempt 501c3 organizations

GRANTS TO 501(C) (3) TYPE CORP. and ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS

GRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS

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

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT, GUIDANCE, TRAINING, FINANCIAL TECHNICAL RESOURCES TO MEMBER PROGRAMS PARTICIPATING IN NATIONAL PEDIATRIC EARLY LITERACY PROGRAM.

SUPPLEMENT PROGRAM RUN AT

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.

TO ENCOURAGE AND PRESERVE PROFESSION AS A CAREER BY OFFERING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, GRANTS AND AWARDS, OFFERING GUIDANCE ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS AND OTHERS, OFFERING PROVISION RELATED WORK EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENTS OR OTHERS PURSUING A CAREER IN .

THE ORGANIZATION OWNS AND OPERATES A LIBRARY AND A MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY OF LOCAL HISTORICAL ARTIFACTS. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO AWARDS COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

THE IS GOVERNED BY THE EDUCATION LAW AND OTHER LAWS OF NYS AND PROVIDES SERVICES TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC THROUGH ITS MEMBER LIBRARIES LOCATED IN JEFFERSON COUNTY, LEWIS COUNTY, ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY, AND PARTS OF OSWEGO COUNTY IN NYS.

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 JEWISH RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS IN NEED.

THE MADE PLANS FOR FUTURE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS.

The RI organizes and supports teacher training, student activities and statewide community outreach in the area of . RI helps build the awareness of the need education and informs the public on the available resources to assist in making wise decisions, and related educational content.

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.

PROVIDED A FACILITY FOR CHARTER SCHOOL EXCELLENCE AND RECEIVED AND TRANSFERRED PRIVATE GRANTS AND DONATIONS TO THE SCHOOL.

TO SUPPORT THE CHEMUNG COUNTY DISTRICT AND RELATED ENTITIES AND TO MAINTAIN OPERATIONS.

solicits donations from Jewish People around the world and issues grants to poor individuals, couples and families, to enable them to acquire basic needs such as food clothing and shelter.

TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION AND AWARENESS OF ANIMAL WELFARE ISSUES; TO RAISE FUNDS VIA DANCE EVENTS AND DANCE INSTRUCTION, INDIVIDUAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS, AND SELLING MERCHANDISE; TO GIVE GRANTS TO OTHER NONPROFIT 501C3 ANIMAL WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS WITH SIMILAR PURPOSES TO SUPPORT AND PERPETUATE THEIR ANIMAL WELFARE INITIATIVES; TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY AND OTHER TEMPORARY CARE TO HOMELESS AND/OR ABANDONED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO VETERINARY CARE, SHELTER, BOARDING, ADOPTION, AND TRAP, NEUTER, RETURN ASSISTANCE; TO COORDINATE RESOURCES/NETWORK WITH INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS WITH SIMILAR PURPOSES; TO CREATE PROGRAMS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO ANIMAL WELFARE; TO EXPAND THE OPERATION NATIONALLY; TO INSPIRE VOLUNTEERISM AND CHARITABLE CONSCIOUSNESS BY ENCOURAGING THE REPLICATION OF DANCE RELATED FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES TO BENEFIT .

TO RAISE FUNDS IN ORDER TO DISTRIBUTE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE FORMED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS OR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES AND THAT ARE EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED.

Brings scholarly ideas to the world. Publish books for scholars, students and serious readers everywhere. to connect authors and readers to advance and enrich conversation.

TO ENRICH PUBLIC EDUCATION IN BY SUPPORTING THE STUDENTS, PARENTS, TEACHERS, STAFF ADMINISTRATORS THROUGH PROGRAMS, SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS FUND RAISING.

TO SOLICIT AND RECEIVE PHILANTHROPIC GIFTS, GRANTS, BEQUESTS OF REAL OR PERSONAL PROPERTY, OR BOTH, FROM INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, PARTNERSHIPS, ASSOCIATIONS, GOVERNMENTAL BODIES OR PUBLIC OR PRIVATE CORPORATIONS. THIS GENEROUS PHILANTHROPY IS USED FOR PURPOSE OF SUPPORTING HEALTH SYSTEM.

AWARDS GRANTS AND ALLOCATES FUNDS TO VARIOUS PRESELCTED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. THESE ORGANIZATIONS ARE SELECTED PRIMARILY BECAUSE THEY ASSIST DISADVANTAGED YOUTHS.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS GRANTS.

are dedicated to assisting with providing materials and programs for children, teens, and adults.

primary purpose is to support in developing and financing services and programs for adults and children.

TO SUPPLEMENT EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL AND LITERARY PROGRAMS PROVIDED BY

GRANTS TO EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS FOR GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES

THE ORGANIZATION IS NOT INVOLVED IN DIRECT ACTIVE CONDUCT OF ANY CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. THE MAKES GRANTS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

THE ORGANIZATION IS A SUPPORTING WHICH MAKES GRANTS TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE JEWISH COMMUNITY OF GREATER METROWEST NJ, .

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO STAFF AT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

TO PROMOTE A SUSTAINABLE IN , NJ THROUGH GRANTS TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS

TO ARRANGE FOR THE PUBLICATION OF BOOKS, PANPHLETS, AND BROCHURES, INCLUDING,BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THOSE EMINATING FROM THE RESEARCH IN TALMUDIC LORE AND TO DISTRIBUTE SUCH BOOKS, PANPHLETS, AND BROCHURES THE WORLD OVER, ESPECIALLY IN THE TALMUDICAL LAWS AND AGRICULTURE. SUPPORT OF INSTITUTIONS OF JEWISH STUDIES IN USA AND ISRAEL. TO ESTABLISH A RELIGIOUS ACADEMY, WHEREIN BOYS AND YOUNG MEN OF THE JEWISH FAITH WILL BE TAUGHT TORAH, CODES,JEWISH LITERATURE AND TRADITIONS AND OTHER JEWISH SUBJECTS. TO PREPARE YOUNG MEN FOR THE JEWISH LEADERSHIP.

Provide school approximately 575 students with class trips, cultural arts programs, books other services

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

TO INCREASE KNOWLEDGE OF, AND PROMOTE INTEREST IN, ALL SUBJECTS DEALING WITH AMERICAN HISTORY, RELATIVE TO AND ENCOMPASSING AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS, AS IT IS KNOWN TODAY. TO PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE RESEARCH AND TO DISSEMINATE KNOWLEDGE; TO COLLECT AND PRESERVE LETTERS, MANUSCRIPTS, MAPS, PAINTINGS, BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS, AND OTHER DOCUMENTS, RELICS AND ANTIQUITIES OF EVERY KIND. TO DISCOVER, PROCURE AND PRESERVE MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS WHICH ILLUSTRATES AMERICAN HISTORY AND TO ENGAGE IN KINDRED PURPOSES OF A LAWFUL NATURE. TO ENCOURAGE AND AID IN THE PRESERVATION OF BUILDINGS AND LANDMARKS.

MAKES GRANTS TO 501(C)(3) TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS THAT ITS DIRECTORS IDENTIFY AS QUALIFYING ORGANIZATIONS.

THE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE RAISING FUNDS BY SOLICITING CONTRIBUTIONS FROM RESIDENTS AT COOPERATIVE, INC. (), AND IN THE VICINITY OF . APPLICATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS OR GRANTS ARE INVITED FROM EMPLOYEES OF AND THEIR CHILDREN. A SELECTION COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF AT LEAST THREE PERSONS APPOINTED BY THE LEEF DIRECTORS THEN EVALUATE THE APPLICATIONS AND MAKES THE SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO THE APPLICANTS IT FINDS BEST QUALIFIED FROM FUNDS MADE AVAILABLE FOR THAT PURPOSE. MEMBERS OF THE SELECTION COMMITTEE MUST BE INDEPENDENT OF AND LEEF, HAVE KNOWLEDGE AND/OR EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD, AND BE GUIDED ONLY BY OBJECTIVE CRITERIA. GRANTS MAY NOT BE MADE TO BENEFIT , SUCH AS FOR RECRUITMENT OF NEW EMPLOYEES, RETENTION OF EXISTING EMPLOYEES OR TO COMPENSATE OR REWARD EMPLOYEES. ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED AT AND ITS VICINITY AND THERE MAY BE PERIODIC DRIVES AND APPLICATION PERIODS DESIGNATED IN EACH CALENDAR YEAR.

TO MAKE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS RECOGNIZED BY THE IRS AS 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS

WAS ESTABLISHED AND IS TO BE OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY TO FURTHER CHARITABLE AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES. THE WILL RAISE FUNDS FROM FUNDRAISING EVENTS SUCH AS GOLF OUTINGS AND OTHER FUNDRAISING EVENTS, INVESTMENT INCOME AND CONTRIBUTIONS FROM INDIVIDUALS AND THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY. THE WILL MAKE GRANTS TO SUPPORT ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS RELATING TO THE CAUSES, PREVENTION, TREATMENT AND OF , SUCH AS RESEARCH, DRUG TRIALS AND OTHER MEDICAL AND/OR SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL NONPROFITS AND STUDENTS WHO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS.

FORMERLY SHERRY PRYOR , .) MAKES DONATIONS THAT SERVE RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, AND LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. MAKES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUAL PROFESSIONALS WHO DESIRE TO PURSUE FURTHER EDUCATION IN AREAS OF ECONOMICS AND FINANCE.

SEEKS TO EXPAND OPPORTUNITY FOR IMMIGRANTS IN THE UNITED STATES. TO ENABLE IMMIGRANTS TO PARTICIPATE FULLY IN THE SOCIETY, THE FOCUSES ON DEVELOPING RESOURCES TO MAKE ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE COURSES MORE WIDELY AVAILABLE AND AFFORDABLE. TRAINING VIDEOS HAVE BEEN DEVELOPED TO AID IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ESL TEACHERS.

PROVIDING GRANTS TO HOSPITALS AND CLINICS IN .

RAISE FUNDS TO DESIGN AND BUILD A NEW LIBRARY FOR TOWN OF PETERBOROUGH, NH.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE

CO. IS AN ANIMAL WELFARE NON-PROFIT SUPPORTING ANIMAL RESCUE ADVOCACY IN OUR OWN BACKYARD OF NEW YORK CITY, AS WELL AS ON A NATIONAL GLOBAL LEVEL. OUR ANIMAL WELFARE INCLUDING SHELTER RESCUE OUTREACH GRANTS AS WELL AS OUR OWN DOG RESCUE, SPECIAL NEEDS URGENT CARE INTERVENTION GRANTS DOG ADOPTION.

PROMOTE THE IMAGE GENERAL WELFARE . ALSO PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE COLLEGE BY HOLDING, ADMINISTERING DISPOSING GIFTS GRANTS FOR THE BENEFIT THE COLLEGE.

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