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1		WORCESTER, MA
2		NORTH READING, MA
3		BRIDGEPORT, CT
4		WATERTOWN, CT
5		NEW YORK, NY
6		NEW YORK, NY
7		NEW YORK, NY
8		Wallkill, NY
9		PAWLING, NY
10		SYRACUSE, NY
11		BUFFALO, NY
12		MONSEY, NY
13		MONTPELIER, VT
14		NEW YORK, NY
15		WARWICK, NY
16		Brooklyn, NY
17		Hilton, NY
18		East Wareham, MA
19		MORRISTOWN, NJ
20		MOUNTAIN LAKES, NJ
21		WICKATUNK, NJ
22		WESTON, MA
23		HACKENSACK, NJ
24		CAMBRIDGE, MA
25		Rumson, NJ
26		CRANBURY, NJ
27		Brunswick, ME
28		MONSEY, NY
29		FAIR LAWN, NJ
30		Accord, NY
31		KEARNY, NJ
32		GROTON, CT
33		NEW YORK, NY
34		WOODHAVEN, NY
35		CAPE ELIZ, ME
36		FARMINGTON, CT
37		NEW YORK, NY
38		SPRINGFIELD, NJ
39		WAYLAND, MA
40		BOSTON, MA
41		MADISON, CT
42		RUMSON, NJ
43		EDGEWATER, NJ
44		NEW YORK, NY
45		Jamaica, NY
46		SCARSDALE, NY
47		NEW YORK, NY
48		FAIRFIELD, CT
49		BOSTON, MA
50		PORT WASHINGTON, NY

THE IS BOTH A LEARNED AND NATIONAL RESEARCH LIBRARY OF PRE-TWENTIETH CENTURY HISTORY AND CULTURE. OUR MISSION IS TO COLLECT, PRESERVE AND MAKE AVAILABLE FOR STUDY THE PRINTED RECORD OF WHAT IS NOW THE UNITED STATES OF AMIERCA FROM FIRST EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT THROUGH THE YEAR 1876. AS A LEARNED , WE OFFER A WIDE VARIETY OF PROGRAMS FOR DIVERSE AUDIENCES INCLUDING PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARS, PRE-COLLEGIATE UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE LEVEL STUDENTS AND EDUCATORS, PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS AND WRITERS, GENEALOGISTS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

INSTRUCTIONS AND TEAM SPORTSMENSHIP

THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE MISSION OF BY GRANTING SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO STUDENTS OF THE AND SUPPORTING VARIOUS PROGRAMS

TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY SUPPORT GRANTS TO LOCAL EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS FOR CAPITAL ITEMS AND INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL STUDENTS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION EXPENSES.

THE PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO MULTICULTURAL STUDENTS PURSUING A CAREER IN ADVERTISING. ADDITIONALLY, THE PROVIDES FUNDING TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT ENGAGE ALL LEVELS OF MULTICULTURAL TALENT THAT MAY NOT OTHERWISE CONSIDER ADVERTISING AS A CAREER OPTION, IN ORDER TO DEVELOP NEW SOURCES FROM WHICH TO RECURIT AND NEW METHODS TO DEVELOP TALENT FOR THE INDUSTRY.

The Mission and objective Community Services Inc. is to address a broad range social challenges facing needy members the community. It accomplishes this mission through constructive community-service projects in the fields education, human services and social action, including, but not limited to, day care, senior services, career training and placement, neighborhood preservation, youth outreach and leadership training, aid to refugees and immigrants, advocacy, and other charitable needs.

PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO MAKE GRANTS TO OTHER EXEMPT CHARITABLE

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.

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.

TO SUPPORT LITERACY PROGRAMS AND A WIDE VARIETY OF HUMANITARIAN PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH

RESOURCES COUNCIL IS A MEMBER-DRIVEN ORGANIZATION THAT HELPS LIBRARIES BUILD CONNECTIONS WITH EACH OTHER, USERS AND THE LARGER COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS FOR NEEDY INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS.

HAS BEEN ORGANIZED AND IS OPERATED TO FURTHER CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND OTHER EXEMPT PURPOSES INCLUDING (I) RESEARCHING AND DEVELOPING SOLUTIONS TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT; (II) PRESERVING, PROTECTING, AND ENHANCING LAND IN ITS NATURAL, SCENIC, HISTORIC, AGRICULTURAL, FORESTED, OR OPEN-SPACE CONDITION; (III) CONSERVING AND PROTECTING ECOLOGICALLY SIGNIFICANT LANDS BY SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE LAND USE; (IV) EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ON THE BENEFITS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, CONSERVATION, AND THE PRESERVATION OF LAND AND OTHER NATURAL RESOURCES; (V) FOSTERING RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES, SUPPORTING VOCATIONAL TRAINING, AND PROVIDING EMPLOYMENT TO AT-RISK WORKERS THEREBY REDUCING THE SOCIAL SERVICE BURDENS OF GOVERNMENT; AND, (VI) INVESTING IN OR MAKING GRANTS TO ENTERPRISES THAT FURTHER ONE OR MORE OF THE FOREGOING TAX-EXEMPT PURPOSES.

THE ORGANIZATION ONLY PAID GRANTS FROM THE AND HAS NO DIRECT OR INDIRECT EXPENSES ATTRIBUTABLE TO VARIOUS RECIPIENT PROGRAMS.

TO RAISE FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF THE .

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 raise funds with which to award grants to support activities and programs within the Central School District which could not otherwise be funded by taxpayers in the school budget. The intent is also to create endowment funds from donations, memorial bequests and legacies from which small scholarship awards will be provided to graduating high school seniors in accordance with the criteria set forth by the donors.

To provide financial support to 2 affiliated libraries in orider to promote reading skills and to provide reading and educational materials.

EXECUTIVE NEW JERSEY FOUNDATION SUPPORTS OVERALL EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES RUTGERS UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT IN FOLLOWING FOUR WAYS: 1. PRIZES FOR AN ANNUAL BUSINESS PROJECT COMPETITION 2. GRANTS TO RUTGERS UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION TO FUND SCHOLARSHIPS ISSUED BY SAME 3. ONE ANNUAL AWARD PRESENTED AT GRADUATION 4. CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT FOR RUTGERS UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVE NEW JERSEY FOUNDATION IS IN NO WAY INVOLVED IN SELECTION STUDENTS RECEIVING SCHOLARSHIPS. IT MERELY GIVES MONEY TO RUTGERS UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION TO BE ADDED TO A POOL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS DIRECTED BY THAT ORGANIZATION. RUTGERS UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION ITSELF IS A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION THAT RECEIVES GIFTS FROM PUBLIC AND DISTRIBUTES THEM FOR VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

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

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

TO SUPPLEMENT EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL AND LITERARY PROGRAMS PROVIDED BY

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT THE SCIENCE OF JURISPRUDENCE THROUGH GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, SEMINARS AND CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES

IMPROVE MATHEMATICS LITERACY

Grants to exempt organizations for general charitable purposes.

THE ORGANIZATION GRANTS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY CHILDREN FOR THEIR EDUCATION. THE ORGANIZATION GRANTS AWARDS TO STUDENTS WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED COMMUNITY SERVICE EXCELLENCE. IT ALSO PROVIDES DAILY NECESSITIES, SUCH AS FOOD AND CLOTHING, TO THE LOCAL LOW-INCOME AND HOMELESS. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO VOLUNTEERS TO TEACH SENIOR CITIZENS ENGLISH OR CHINESE.

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

THE ORGANIZATION WILL PROVIDE GRANTS and FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO OTHER RECOGNIZED NON PROFIT ENTITIES FOR PROGRAMS THAT SERVE and SUPPORT STUDENTS PURSUING THEIR RELIGIOUS STUDIES IN AMERICA AND ABROAD.

TO CREATE, FORM AND ESTABLISH A PRIVATE TO PROMOTE, FURTHER AND SUPPORT SELECTED CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES THROUGH GRANTS, FUNDING AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS, INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS. THE FUNDS WILL BE USED FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC AND BENEVOLENT PURPOSES.

AFPB provided scholarship support to students in and from , supported the Independent Journal Burmese Studies, the Virtual Federal University, as well as making a number grants to small primary and secondary education institutions serving the people and from .

PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO DETAINED IMMIGRANTS ASYLUM SEEKERS.

TO SOLICIT GIFTS, GRANTS CONTRIBUTIONS, HOLD, INVEST, MANAGE USE ITS ENDOWMENT ASSETS.

MAKES GRANTS TO COVER THE ART INSTITUTE TUITION OR FURTHER THE ART CAREERS OF INDIVIDUALS SELECTED BY AN INDEPENDENT PANEL.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS FOR MEMBERS, AND THE FAMILIES OF MEMBERS OF LOCAL 740 OF THE UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF AMERICA.

To provide funding for the Cape Elizabeth town

THE AND LIBRARY TRUST (TRUST) WAS CREATED UNDER THE TRUST AGREEMENT OF ALMA B. TAYLOR ON OCTOBER 3, 2005. ACCORDING TO THE TRUST AGREEMENT, THE TRUSTEE SHALL FUND PROJECTS FOR THE AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (ASSOCIATION) LOCATED IN , CONNECTICUT OUT OF THE NET INCOME OF THE TRUST. THE ASSOCIATION IS AN EDUCATIONAL ENTITY EXEMPT UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE SECTION 501(C) 3. THE PROJECTS SHALL BE SELECTED IN A MANNER PURSUANT TO ARTICLE III OF THE TRUST AGREEMENT. IN THE EVENT THE AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION IS NO LONGER A VIABLE FINANCIAL ENTITY OR DETERMINED TO BE AN EDUCATION ENTITY UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE SECTIONS 501(C) 3 AND 170, THEN THE TRUST CORPUS SHOULD BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE FOR PROJECTS, ENDEAVORS OR ACQUISITIONS IN FURTHERANCE OF THEIR CHARTER BY UTILIZING THE CRITERIA ESTABLISHED IN ARTICLE III OF THE TRUST. ACCORDING TO

Grants towards helping place qualified refugees in educational institutions

The mission of the corporation shall be to directly or indirectly further and encourage the study, the practice, and the growth of public recognition of the (R) (R) martial art system as licensed to so by the Federation, . The will so by hosting educational seminars and events, distributing educational materials, literature, videos, etc. obtaining grants, soliciting donations, and other revenue sources that fund, through scholarships, donations and grants, or directly conduct community programs and cultural and educational activities to promote the (R) (R) martial art system and its philosophy of conflict prevention, improving human relationships and moving toward world peace and harmony among all people.

PROVIDE GRANTSFUNDING AND FIN LITERACY

THE TRUST MAKES GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO LEADING MEDICAL SCHOOLS FOR SEMINARS TO TEACH PEDIATRIC AND OBSTETRIC RESIDENTS TO HELP FAMILIES WHOSE YOUNG CHILDREN HAVE DIED DEAL WITH THEIR GRIEF.

TO PROVIDE AN ONGOING SOURCE

THE NON-BUSINESS AND NON-PECUNIARY PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE CHRISTIANITY ALL OVER THE WORLD AND TO FULFILL THE EVANGELICAL MISSION OF SPREADING THE WORD OF CHRIST BY ESTABLISHING AND SUPPORTING MISSIONS AND MISSION CENTERS.

Our global mission is to help children in need achieve their highest potential through scholarship in the arts. We provide financial support in the form of grants to art programs worldwide. Through arts activities such as dance, music and painting, we bring joy and healing to children who have courageously survived challenging life experiences. Our provides creative missions to orphanages, hospitals and schools. We have completed missions in North America, Africa, Asia and Europe.

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.

THE CONTINUED THE PROCESS OF EXAMINING/SELECTING OTHER TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS TO WHICH THE MIGHT MAKE GRANTS FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, CULTURAL,

SEARCH AND BUILD ARTIST NETWORK WHILE BUILDING A WIDER PUBLIC AWARENESS OF KOREAN AND KOREAN-AMERICAN ARTISTS AND THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO CONTEMPORARY ART BY PROMOTING THE WORK OF KOREAN ARTISTS THROUGH VISUAL ART AWARDS, PROJECT GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, EXHIBITIONS AND PUBLIC COMMISSIONS AND BUILDING A COMMUNITY OF SUPPORTS AND ART ENTHUSIASTS THROUGH PUBLIC LECTURES, WORKSHOPS, MUSEUM TOURS, ART HISTORY CLASSES AND EDUCATIONAL CULTURAL EXPERIENCES FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

TO ENHANCE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN LIBRARY AND COMMUNITY AND TO ADVOCATE FOR QUALITY LIBRARY SERVICE FOR ALL PEOPLE TOWN .

REFER TO PART XV SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION - GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS PAID DURING THE YEAR

SUPPORT INITIATIVES TO ENHANCE FOR STUDENTS IN . WE SEEK DONATIONS TO FUND GRANTS FOR SLECTED PROGRAMS

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