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51		Jersey City, NJ
52		WILLIAMSVILLE, NY
53		BROCKPORT, NY
54		NEW YORK, NY
55		ONEONTA, NY
56		ROME, NY
57		WATERTOWN, MA
58		Bridgeport, CT
59		Shelburne, VT
60		PLYMOUTH, MA
61		New York, NY
62		Hopewell Junction, NY
63		NEW YORK, NY
64		Tewksbury, MA
65		Brooklyn, NY
66		ALBANY, NY
67		NANTUCKET, MA
68		MONTCLAIR, NJ
69		BROOKLYN, NY
70		NEEDHAM, MA
71		NEW YORK, NY
72		BOSTON, MA
73		NEW YORK, NY
74		MANHASSET, NY
75		Brooklyn, NY
76		FRESH MEADOWS, NY
77		ELIZABETH, NJ
78		EASTCHESTER, NY
79		Boston, MA
80		BROOKLYN, NY
81		PENNINGTON, NJ
82		ARLINGTON, MA
83		NEW YORK, NY
84		PORT EWEN, NY
85		Biddeford, ME
86		CINCINNATI, OH
87		CHARLOTTE, NC
88		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
89		HERSHEY, PA
90		COLLEGE PARK, MD
91		ARLINGTON, VA
92		UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OH
93		BIRMINGHAM, MI
94		PRINCE GEORGE, VA
95		CHICAGO, IL
96		NEW BERLIN, PA
97		WEST DES MOINES, IA
98		APPLETON, WI
99		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
100		CINCINNATI, OH

activities are limited to making grants and contributions to other qualified organizations.

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.

PROVIDES ADVOCACY, FUNDRAISING AND ASSISTANCE TO STRENGTHEN AND ENHANCE SERVICES AND SPACE PROVIDES TO RESIDENCES BROCKPORT, NY COMMUNITY.

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.

MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS FOR USE IN OPERATING EXPENSES OF THE FOLL CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION DELAW AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WILLIAM OGDEN LIBRARY WALTON HISTORIC

To provide scholarships to high school and college students pursuing careers in science and technology; to provide awards at local and regional science fairs; to support science and technology teachers with grants supplementing their classroom resources; to support organizations that promote science and technology education.

AWARDED GRANTS TO EXCEPTIONAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUCCESSFULLY NURTURE THE OF YOUNG PEOPLE WHILE TACKLING PRESSING SOCIAL NEEDS IN THE FIELDS OF

PROMOTE LITERACY AND PROMOTE USE PROGRAMMING AND SERVICES

makes grants to qualifying public charities and does not carry on charitable activities directly.

PROMOTE HUMANITARIANISM BY PROVIDEING GRANTS, SCHOLARHSIPS AND HELPING THOSE IN NEED IN THE COMMUNITY.

Its mission is to safeguard the dignity and the rights of migrants, refugees, seafarers, itinerants and people on the move

Provided grants to 15 individuals for post-secondary school studies to help these students/applicants meet cost of higher education.

TO PROMOTE, FURTHER AND SUPPORT SELECTED CHARITABLE ACTIVITES THROUGH GRANTS, FUNDING, and FINANICAL ASSISTANCE TO VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS, INSTITUTIONS, and ORGANIZATIONS.

The provides support and grants to the other not-for-profit organizations in the System.

supports contemporary Jewish culture on an international scale, bringing greater exposure to artists and cultural initiatives and providing opportunities for new projects and collaborations. , a global network of Jewish artists, currently with 696 members in the Americas, Israel, Europe, Australia and Africa, engages audiences with Jewish ideas and community through the vibrant Jewish and Israeli cultural landscape. We have created this international network through facilitated gatherings to build community, and by sparking action through small grants. We empower artists and cultural organizations to create experiences to broaden the impact of Jewish culture.

IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS. IN PARTICULAR, FOCUSES ITS

TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS IN MEMORY OF ROBIN TO QUALIFIED STUDENTS WHO PLAN TO CONTINUE POST SECONDARY EDUCATION AFTER GRADUATION AND TO MAKE GIFTS OR GRANTS TO SUCH ORGANIZATIONS AS PERMISSABLE FOR A CORPORATION ORGANIZED IN MASSACHUSETTS.

TO DEVELOP PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT FOR THE . TO INCREASE FUNDING FOR PROGRAMS, COLLECTION ENGANCEMENT, STAFF DEVELOPMENT, CAPITAL PROJECTS AND OTHER CRITICAL NEEDS THAT EXCEED MUNICIPAL FUNDING.

To promote, further and support selected charitable activities through grants,funding and financial assistance to various individuals,institutions and organizations dedicated to the aid and assistance Jewish Orthodox religious institutions

To provide scholarships, fellowships, grants, and mentorship to elementary, middle school, high school and undergraduate students to aid their educational/professional goals, and mental health services to high school students.

THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO SERVING CORNELL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND WHO ARE INVOLVED IN, OR WANT TO BECOME INVOLVED IN, THE FIELD OF . AS DESCRIBED IN MORE DETAIL BELOW, THE ORGANIZATION ADVANCES THIS PURPOSE BY HOSTING AN ANNUAL CONFERENCE; ORGANIZING FREQUENT LECTURES, PANELS AND NETWORKING EVENTS; ADMINISTERING AN ONLINE NETWORKING PLATFORM; PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMMUNITY OUTREACH; AND PROVIDING FUNDS TO CORNELL UNIVERSITY FOR GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER PROGRAMS ADMINISTERED BY CORNELL UNIVERSITY FOR THE BENEFIT OF STUDENTS AND WITH AN INTEREST IN .

MAKES GRANTS IN INNOVATIVE AND COMPREHENSIVE EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENTS THAT CAN BE SCALED, EXPEDITED, AND MADE ACCESSIBLE TO PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM OPIOD USE DISORDER ACROSS THE COMMONWEALTH.

FINANCIAL GRANTS TO COLLEGE AND GRADUATED STUDENTS

The organization will make gifts and grants to tax-exempt educational, religious, and other charitable institutions, including qualified schools, colleges, art organizations. All recipients must be Section 501(c)(3), 170(c)(1) or (2) organizations.

The mission of , Inc. is to raise funds in the United States to support Jewish charitable, cultural, social, and educational programs for the Jewish needy individuals in the United States and in Israel. , is Hebrew for "spreading out". In the United States , Inc maks grants to 501(c}(3) and organizations who have as a charitable mission to provide food, shelter and clothing to needy individuals. In addition, in the United States, , Inc makes grants to 501(c)(3) recognized organizations that provide Jewish educational, cultural and social activities.

The Foundation will make gifts and grants for purposes described in 170(c)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code, primarily distributions of cash or other assets to qualified organizations for and educational purposes.

TO RESEARCH AND EDUCATE THE GENERAL PUBLIC ABOUT UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS, TRAIN AND DEVELOP THE LEADERSHIP OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS, AND PROMOTE THE PERMANENT PROTECTION OF UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS IN THE UNITED STATES.

To identify and support, through grants of money, organizations and institutions that help provide relief for the poor

TO MAKE GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS PUBLIC CHARITIES UNDER IRC SEC 501 (C) 3.

TO PROVIDE FACILITIES TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND PROGRAMS, AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO SUCH EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS AND PROGRAMS.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO FULL TIME STUDENTS A REGISTERED TO ATTEND A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY. ELIG PERSONS WHO ARE GRADUATING FROM ROBSTOWN HIGH SCHO

WILL PROVIDE GRANTS AND SUPPORT TO ORGANIZATIONS FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL OR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING FOREIGN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

FELLOWSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS AND GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS TO RAISE AWARENESS AND EDUCATE PUBLIC ABOUT WORK OF JOURNALISTS AND PHOTOJOURNALISTS. AWARENESS VIA EXIBITIONS and EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR LOCATED IN

Provide tools and services to facilitate universal access to all knowledge to researchers, historians, scholars and the general public.

TO ENCOURAGE BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS TO BECOME ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN THE MENTORING AND TUTORING OF CHILDREN IN FINANCIAL LITERACY

THE ORGANIZATION WAS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY RAISING FUNDS TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITIES WHICH STRIVE TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF AROUND THE NATION.

BUILDING A STRONGER THROUGH EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS, RESEARCH AND OUTREACH BASED INCENTIVES.

TRUST QUALIFIES AS A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION. ENTIRE NET INCOME IS DISTRIBUTED TO DEBORAH HOSPITAL FOUNDATION. DISTRIBUTIONS OR GRANTS TO OTHERS, EXCEPT FOR SUBSTITUTE BENEFICIARY IN EVENT DEBORAH HOSPITAL FOUNDATION CEASES TO EXIST OR FAILS TO QUALIFY UNDER IRS 501(C)(3), ARE NOT PERMITTED.

To support work and tackle poverty in India by making grants and creating awareness in areas of education health environment community empowerment and rights

THE AFFORDS MEMBERS AND OTHERS AN INCOME TAX DEDUCTION FOR CONTRIBUTIONS OF FUNDS TO BE USED FOR SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. THE LIBRARY FUNCTION OF THE IS MANAGED BY THE . THE WAS QUALIFIED BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE ON FEBRUARY 26, 1979, AS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAX UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. THE OFFICERS OF THE SERVE AS TRUSTEES. AS FUNDS PERMIT THEY WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR SUCH USES AS SCHOLARSHIPS AND RESEARCH GRANTS. THE CAS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AND THE REINSURANCE PRIZE ARE CURRENTLY FUNDED BY THE .

THE ORGANIZATION MAY ENGAGE IN ALL FORMS CHARITABLE ACTIVITY WITHIN THE MEANING SECTION 501(C)(3) THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. IT IS PRIMARILY ENGAGED IN PROVIDING INTEREST-FREE AND LOW INTEREST LOANS AND FINANCIAL EDUCATION TO INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, BUSINESSES AND NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN ISRAEL THROUGH GRANTS TO THE -THE ISRAEL FREE LOAN FUND, AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES, COLLECTIVELY THE " GROUP".

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO RAISE AND MANAGE FUNDS EXCLUSIVELY FOR AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL GRANTS TO CENTER, INC. IN SUPPORT OF ITS MISSION TO PROVIDE A VARIETY OF COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS.

THE FOUNDATION MAKES GRANTS TO WORTHY COMMUNITY

THE ORGANIZATION GRANTS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO UNDERPRIVILEDGED STUDENTS.

SUPPLYING MATERIALS EQUIPMENT THAT ADVANCE , OFFERING TUITION GRANTS TO ADULT STUDENTS, OFFERING SMALL TEACHER GRANTS, PROVIDING CLOTHING OR MATERIALS THAT ENSURE STUDENT SUCCESS IN THEIR CHOSEN PATH.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE ( GRANTS) TO PERSONS PURSUING UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDIES AT AN ACCREDITED COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY THAT WILL PREPARE THEM FOR A CAREER IN THE MANAGEMENT INDUSTRY OR RELATED FIELDS. THE FOUNDATION WILL PROVIDE THIS ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS WHO DEMONSTRATE ACADEMIC ABILITY, INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE, COMMUNITY SERVICE PARTICIPATION, AND FINANCIAL NEED.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO QUALIFIED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

The serves to enhance and well-being through research and education. The organization grants funding to support research focused in four areas vulvovaginal pain disorders, issues related to menopause, intimacy-related issues after cancer therapy and libido.

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