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51		TERRYVILLE, CT
52		MIDDLETOWN, CT
53		Canaan, CT
54		KENT, CT
55		BROOKLYN, NY
56		PORT WASHINGTON, NY
57		BROOKLYN, NY
58		WANTAGH, NY
59		ASTORIA, NY
60		WESTBURY, NY
61		Port Jefferson, NY
62		BROOKLYN, NY
63		BROOKLYN, NY
64		BROOKLYN, NY
65		Hartsdale, NY
66		BROOKLYN, NY
67		North Babylon, NY
68		BROOKLYN, NY
69		BROOKLYN, NY
70		BOSTON, MA
71		Brooklyn, NY
72		MANHASSET, NY
73		BROOKLYN, NY
74		BROOKLYN, NY
75		New Paltz, NY
76		BROOKLYN, NY
77		BROOKLYN, NY
78		SOUTHAMPTON, NY
79		BROOKLYN, NY
80		BROOKLYN, NY
81		Great Neck, NY
82		NORTH HILLS, NY
83		HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY
84		Orange, CT
85		LOWELL, MA
86		Brooklyn, NY
87		BROOKLYN, NY
88		BROOKLYN, NY
89		NEW YORK, NY
90		NEW YORK, NY
91		ALBANY, NY
92		KATONAH, NY
93		Riverdale, NY
94		YONKERS, NY
95		New York, NY
96		Pennington, NJ
97		NEW YORK, NY
98		BRONX, NY
99		NEW YORK, NY
100		New York, NY

PROMOTE COMMUNITY SERVICE

DEKOVEN HOUSE COMMUNITY CENTER - MAINTAIN HISTORICAL BUILDING USED BY NUMEROUS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS DURING YEAR.

Educate interest the general public in conservation

PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF LAND IN ITS UNDISTURBED NATURAL STATE FOR PUBLIC USE AND ENJOYMENT AND FOR EXCLUSIVELY EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES

TO ENABLE INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE BLIND, VISUALLY-IMPAIRED, DEAF-BLIND AND/OR HAVE COMBINED HEARING-VISION LOSS TO LIVE, WORK AND THRIVE IN THEIR COMMUNITY OF CHOICE.

SUPPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY

OPERATE and SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

TO PROVIDE ACTIVITIES, PROGRAMS AND EVENTS FOR THE STUDENTS IN THIS COMMUNITY WHILE PARENTS AND TEACHERS WORK COOPERATIVELY IN AND FOR THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE STUDENTS.

BROADCASTING AND PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUCEMENTS TO AMERICAN COMMUNITY

TO STRENGTHEN AND AFFIRM FAITH TOWARD THE HOLY ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH AND TO PROMOTE AND MAINTAIN ITALIAN RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL TRADITIONS EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES.

JEWISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

TO RESPOND TO THE NEEDS OF THE UNDERSERVED, AT RISK CHILDREN, ADULTS FAMILIES.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPORT TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL AS THE PREMIER SPECIALIZED HIGH SCHOOL FOR STEM - SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS BY HARNESSING THE INTELLECTUAL AND FINANCIAL POWER OF .

Scholarships

TO PROVIDE SERVICES, SUCH AS FOOD SERVICES, PARKING FACILITIES, A BOOKSTORE, ETC., FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CAMPUS OF .

Promotion and training of to youth in the hamlet of North Babylon NY. Promoting Sportsmanship and skills in .

THE ORGANIZATION IS ENGAGED IN PATROLLING THE COMMUNITY FROM VIOLENT CRIMES TOGETHER WITH THE NY POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND ACTING AS A LIAISON BETWEEN THE COMMUNITY AND NYPD. THE ORGANIZAITON ALSO ALERTS THE COMMUNITY ABOUT THREATS OF TERROR AND OTHER VIOLENT ACTS AS WELL AS PROVIDING OTHER BASIC COMMUNITY SERVICES.

GRANTS TO JEWISH EDUCATIONAL/RELIGIOUS/CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS

PROMOTE CULTURAL EXCHANGE AND SCHOLARLY RESEARCH ON PERSIAN SPEAKING SOCIETIES FUNDING TRAVEL, CONFERENCES, AND MEETINGS ACADEMIC AND JOURNALISTS ABROAD.

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TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT THE INTEREST THE MEMBERSHIP AND TO ELEVATE THE MORAL, INTELLECTUAL AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS ALL WORKING MEN AND WOMEN.

ASSISTANCE TO INSTITUTIONS PROVIDING AID TO NEEDY INDIGENTS

HoloSeminars and online workshops

AWARDS GRANTS TO JEWISH EDUCATIONAL and CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS

TO FUND HUMAN GENETIC RESEARCH AND DISSEMINATE INFORMATION ON NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN HUMAN GENETICS.

TO RAISE CONTRIBUTE FUNDS TO LOCAL, LESS VISIBLE CHARITIES CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE FOCUS IS THE LOCAL, YEAR-ROUND COMMUNITY.

ORGANIZATION HAS AN ENROLLMENT OF ABOUT 750 STUDENTS FROM PRE-KINDERGARTEN TO TWELFTH GRADE. THE ORGANIZATION EMPLOYS 65 FULL-TIME TEACHERS. CURRCICULUM INCLUDES THE USUAL COURSES TAUGHT IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS COUPLED WITH VARIOUS RELIGIOUS COURSES.

TO PROMOTE THE CHARITABLE and RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES INSTITUTIONS.

Help research in health care and hospitals

PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE LITERACY AND ADDRESS EDUCATIONAL AND EMOTIONAL NEEDS OF HOMELESS CHILDREN.

THE SIMON WIESENTHAL CENTER

Various charitable endeavors or public service projects serving the community , Connecticut and advancing the ideals the , Incorporated and International.

TO RAISE FUNDS AND PROVIDE A MEANS TO OFFER ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES AND IMPROVE THE LIFE OF STUDENTS OF THE .

Scholarships awarded on behalf students from attending Colleges

INDIGENT MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY WHO NEED ASSISTANCE FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES NOT PROVIDED BY MEDICAID OR MEDICARE, UPON REQUEST FOR AID AND APPROVAL BY OFFICERS ARE PROVIDED SUCH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

AID TO THE NEEDY

TO PROVIDE EFFECTIVE MEANS OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS IN U.S.

WORKS TO CREATE A HEALTHIER AND MORE SUSTAINABLE JEWISH COMMUNITY AND WORLD.

TO COORDINATE THE INTERESTS ITS MEMBER AND BRING THEM INTO CLOSER RELATIONSHIP MUTUAL HELPFULNESS; TO SERVE AS AN EDUCATIONAL SOURCE FOR HELP AND INFORMATION ON ALL SUBJECTS INTEREST TO ; TO COOPERATE WITH HORTICULTURAL AND PLANT SOCIETIES; TO ENCOURAGE CIVIC PLANTING, THE BEAUTIFICATION ROADSIDES AND THE PRESERVATION SCENIC AND HISTORIC LOCATIONS; TO ADVANCE THE ART GARDENING, HORTICULTURE, AND LANDSCAPE DESIGN; AND TO AROUSE PUBLIC INTEREST IN ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS AND IN CONSERVING THE NATURAL BEAUTY AND RESOURCES STATE, OUR NATION, AND THE WORLD.

A COEDUCATIONAL COLLEGE-PREPARATORY FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-12.

is an independent Catholic institution of higher learning that embraces qualified men and women of all faiths, cultures, and traditions. The mission of is to provide a contemporary, person-centered educational experience that prepares graduates for lives of personal development, professional success, civic engagement, and service to their fellow human beings. The pursues this mission through programs that integrate a broad liberal education with concentration in specific disciplines in the arts and sciences or with professional preparation in business, education and engineering. Established in 1853 by the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, the continues to draw its inspiration from the heritage of John Baptist de La Salle, the innovator of modern pedagogy and patron saint of teachers.

THE IS COMMITTED TO DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION FOR ALL. WE ARE FOCUSED ON UPLIFTING OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH THE POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT YOUTH, PROMOTION HEALTHY LIVING AND FULFILLING OUR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. WE BELEIVE IN SOCIAL JUSTICE AND ARE GUIDED BY A STRONG SPIRITUAL FOUNDATION. WE WORK GLOBALLY AND LOCALLY FOR THE OVERALL SUCCESS OUR COMMUNITY.

UIA IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ALLOCATION AND OVERSIGHT OF FUNDS RAISED BY THE STATES JEWISH FEDERATION CAMPAIGNS EXPENDED IN BY THE JEWISH AGENCY FOR .

offers memberships, holds meetings and symposiums, publishes scientific papers and journals, fosters training and education of scientists and engineers and cooperates with other organizations to promote science and technology in public interest.

TO PROMOTE LOCAL BROADCASTING AS AN EFFECTIVE MEDIUM

TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO LOW INCOME CLIENTS

TO ENCOURAGE, SPONSOR, AND PROMOTE INNOVATIVE WORK IN THE CREATED AND PRESENTED BY INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS, AND ORGANIZATIONS.

We prepare children to be resilient, creative and independent problem solvers. We are leaders in teaching principles and incorporate the best practices of modern early childhood education in our classrooms.

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