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1		WORCESTER, MA
2		Chelmsford, MA
3		BOSTON, MA
4		NEW YORK, NY
5		New York, NY
6		NEW YORK, NY
7		EASTCHESTER, NY
8		NEW YORK, NY
9		ROSCOE, NY
10		Wallkill, NY
11		OXFORD, NY
12		Binghamton, NY
13		ITHACA, NY
14		Pittsford, NY
15		CORNING, NY
16		BROOKLYN, NY
17		STAMFORD, CT
18		Mount Laurel, NJ
19		MELVILLE, NY
20		COBLESKILL, NY
21		WHIPPANY, NJ
22		TRENTON, NJ
23		Bordentown, NJ
24		BOSTON, MA
25		GLENS FALLS, NY
26		JERSEY CITY, NJ
27		TUXEDO PARK, NY
28		KATONAH, NY
29		MORRISTOWN, NJ
30		NORTH EASTON, MA
31		Far Rockaway, NY
32		CAPE ELIZ, ME
33		FARMINGTON, CT
34		New York, NY
35		CAMDEN, ME
36		Hoboken, NJ
37		BROOKLYN, NY
38		AIRMONT, NY
39		MARTINSVILLE, NJ
40		NORTHVALE, NJ
41		NORTHFORD, CT
42		Narragansett, RI
43		RYE, NY
44		MELROSE, MA
45		FARMINGDALE, NY
46		Huntington, NY
47		Schenectady, NY
48		LAKEWOOD, NJ
49		LAKEWOOD, NJ
50		ROME, 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.

To support Public with programs and museum passes and community events

GIVES YOUNG CHILDREN A FOUNDATION FOR SUCCESS BY INCORPORATING BOOKS INTO PEDIATRIC CARE ENCOURAGING FAMILIES TO ALOUD TOGETHER.

GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

is a not-for-profit dedicated to creating and presenting poetry and literary based content online, books, comics and films. present diverse array of poets and writers at public readings in New York City and around the world.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE IS TO ATTRACT DONATIONS AND GRANTS FROM INDIVIDUALS, CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS AND OTHER FUNDING SOURCES TO ASSIST THE OPERATIONS OF THE IN PROVIDING GENERAL OVERSIGHT AND TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF THE SYSTEM D/B/A ARCHCARE.

PROMOTION, CONSERVATION AND EDUC. OF INTERESTS, TRAD- ITIONS, WELFARE AND HISTORY OF 7TH REGT, NATIONAL GUARD, NY AND ITS SUCCESSORS. MAINTENANCE OF A MILITARY LIBRARY.

GRANTS AND EXPENSES ON BEHALF OF UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN TO ATTEND SUMMER

Providefreelibraryservices

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.

MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION COMMUNITY SERVICE IN FORM SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS

Lends books and other materials to residents of the Chenango Valley Central School District in the Town of and surrounding areas. Provides literacy programs for pre-school and school-age children, and adults.

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To promote reading and learning through the .

THE PROVIDES FREE AND OPEN ACCESS TO COLLECTIONS, ELECTRONIC RESOURCES, AND INNOVATIVE SERVICES WHICH ANTICIPATE, SUPPORT, AND RESPOND TO THE EVER-CHANGING INFORMATIONAL, CULTURAL, AND LEISURE NEEDS OF ALL PEOPLE WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY.

RELIEF POVERTY BY MEANS GRANTS TO SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES AND TO INDIVIDUAL FAMILIES IN ISRAEL.

TO RECOGNIZE VETERANS AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FOR THEIR SERVICE TO THE COUNTRY AND TO THE LOCAL VIA ANNUAL GRANTS AND .

Support Mt. Association

GRANTS PAID- SEE PART XV

TO PROVIDE TRAINED VOLUNTEERS TO HELP PERSONS DEVELOP THE BASIC SKILLS NEEDED TO REACH THEIR INDIVIDUAL POTENTIAL.

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

FOUNDATION MAKES CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS TO OTHER AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

to provide educational grants to women in Uganda

Our mission is to assist organizations in improving communities where Mr. lived and worked -- greater metropolitan areas of Boston and Kansas City -- by making grants to fund projects at 501(c)(3) organizations whose vision and goals are aligned with our areas of interest.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO

THE OFFERS CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS TEACHING ITALIAN AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE COURSES AND ART COURSES. THE OFFERS SCHOLORSHIPS TO LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO CONTINUE THEIR COLLEGE EDUCATION. THE ALSO PROVIDES CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE AND GENERALLY TO AID, COUNCIL AND MATERIALLY SUCOR ANY MEMBER WHO MAY BE IN NEED AND ASSIST ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS SEEKING TO ESTABLISH THEMSELVES AS CITIZENS THE UNITED STATES AMERICA.

Provide genelogical information to members and public, provide depository for heraldry records, publish lineage information and books.

TO PROVIDE MINI-GRANTS (UP TO $500) FOR ENVIRONMENTALLY-ORIENTED YOUTH SERVICE PROJECTS AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS.

RAISING FUNDS AND OFFERING GRANTS FOR THE RESEARCH OF SYNOVIAL SARCOMA

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING THE CARROLL SCHOOL IN LINCOLN, MASSACHUSETTS, TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTONS FOR THE ACQUISITION OF AIDING TECHNOLOGIES FOR STUDENTS WITH DYSLEXIA AND SIMILAR LEARNING DISABILITIES AND TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

Books were supplied to religious schools which were used to further enhance Orthodox Education in Elementary Schools.

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

To Heighten the awareness of in the United States, to Expand the impact of and the Foundations work by amplifying fundraising and to Develop Pos network in the United States. With the aim of pursuing non-profit and educational objectives, including enhancing the reputation of in the United States by raising interest and spreading awareness, our goal is to assist in implementing strategies designed to encourage talented students to pursue their studies at and to recruit and support world-class professors at Pos campuses.

TO SOLICIT FUNDS AND CONTRIBUTIONS IN KIND FROM THE GENERAL AND OTHER SOURCES THAT WILL BE USED IN DIRECT SUPPORT OF THE .

Mission: Nonprofit corporation with its activities so conducted to exclusively fund the needs of the in , NJ

GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

PROVIDE GRANTS TO BETH HATALMUD AND OTHER CHARITABLE CAUSES

CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES WITHIN MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, FOR PURPOSES OF ENGAGING IN ALL TYPES OF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY, INCLUDING EVANGELISM, RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION AND MISSIONARY WORK, BY SPREADING GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST, TEACHING OTHERS TO WALK WITH INTEGRITY IN WHOLE COUNSEL OF GOD.

TO ENCOURAGE EDUCATION AND EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE THROUGH ACADEMIC PROGRAMS, GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIP, AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE STUDENTS AND PEOPLE UNDERPRIVILEGED IN THE UNITED STATES AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES WHO DO NOT HAVE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES DUE TO FINANCIAL HARDSHIP. TO PROVIDE THE STUDENTS WITH VARIOUS OPPORTUNITIES TO ACHIEVE THE ACADEMIC, MUSICAL, ARTISTIC AND SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT SO THAT IN THE FUTURE THEY CAN BACK, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, SAME AND HOPES TO THE CHILDREN UNDERPRIVILEGED.

BUILDERS CONSISTS OF SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS SPREADING THE WORD OF GOD AND EVANGELIZING THE WORLD. IT WILL ALSO PARTNER WITH EXISTING CHURCHES TO PROVIDE CONSULTATION TO DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS, CONSULTATION REGARDING CHURCH CONSTRUCTION, CHURCH STRUCTURE AND LEADERSHIP.

CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES CONSISTED OF MAKING GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES

The is dedicated to promoting gender equality in STEM through managing campus chapters, publishing our volunteer-run blog, and holding events. In 2019, we held our largest-to-date symposium, where we raise $130,000 and gave away $25,000 in scholarships and travel grants. This year we moved our symposium back to Boston, hosting the symposium at the Harvard Medical School. Perricone MD gave the Born Seekers fellowship at this event. The fellowship recognized women in STEM with the potential to change the world with their research. Over 350 applications from all over the US were recieved. We have 25 active collegiate chapters, and we are working to activate chapters that previously had been active. In 2020 we plan to hire a part-time executive director to help with our fundraising efforts!

PROVIDE GRANTS TO FUND INITIATIVES THAT WILL ENRICH CURRICULUM AND PROMOTE CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION FOR ALL STUDENTS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Provide grants to qualified charitable organizations serving the local community, support chartable projects of the and providing college scholarships to high school students.

The Highland Games is an annual celebration of heritage. Held on the grounds of Old Westbury Gardens in Old Westbury, NY, the attracts approximately 7,000 attendees each year. culture is presented through musical performances featuring bagpipes, singers bands; displays of highland country dancers; competitions of traditional highland heavy athletic games, such as the throwing of the caber; explorations of ancestry among the family clans; lectures on culture, books other related topics. Attendees can also taste traditional foods such as haggis meat pies, can shop among vendors offering a range of products, including kilts. Children can also participate in appropriately-aged versions of highland athletic games see roving magicians puppeteers. Overall, the event is the largest cultural family event on .

The raises money to provide grants to the Library System, providing services the component public .

TheCorporationisorganizedexclusivelyforcharitable,religiousandeducationalpurposes,makingdistributionstoorganizationsthatqualifyasexemptorganizationsortoindividualsonanobjectiveandnondiscriminatorybasisunderSection501c3oftheInternalRevenueCodeof1986.Thespecificobjectivesandpurposeofthisorganizationshallbe:1.Charitable.byprovidingrelieftothepoorortheunderprivilegedthroughgrantstoorganizationsortoindividualsthathavebeenthoroughlyvettedforneed.2.Educational.byprovidingbooks,equipment,andeducationalaidstostudents.Byprovidingscholarshipsandfinancialassistancetobeusedforeducationtoencourageacademicexcellence.3.Religious.byprovidingprogramsandworkshopsinTalmudicstudies.

FELLOWSHIPS AND TEACHER TRAINING IN ADVANCED TALMUDIC TEACHINGS AND GRANTS TO STUDENT FAMILIES

To provide technical, social, educational activities for the members. To support the AFCEA Educational Foundation (Erie Canal Chapter) for educational scholarships to students in engineering science fields. Provide grants to science mathematics teachers to supplement classroom resources. To support local activities that encourage primary secondary students to pursue science engineering careers. Approximately 150 members.

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