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151		NEW YORK, NY
152		TAYLORS, SC
153		Dublin, OH
154		AVON, MN
155		KENSINGTON, MD
156		MOUNT HOREB, WI
157		Arlington, VA
158		LEESBURG, VA
159		DETROIT, MI
160		ALEXANDRIA, VA
161		CHICAGO, IL
162		GERMANTOWN, MD
163		PRINCETON, WI
164		WASHINGTON, DC
165		Concord, NC
166		Gaffney, SC
167		JACKSON, WI
168		PAULDING, OH
169		Plain City, OH
170		Gastonia, NC
171		BEAUFORT, NC
172		MACOMB, IL
173		BRIDGEPORT, WV
174		WILMINGTON, NC
175		GEORGETOWN, IN
176		KIRTLAND HILLS, OH
177		Asheville, NC
178		Norridge, IL
179		CHICAGO, IL
180		Southport, NC
181		MILWAUKEE, WI
182		FAIRFAX, VA
183		TOLEDO, OH
184		Lexington, VA
185		BERWYN, PA
186		Leesburg, VA
187		GLENSIDE, PA
188		AURORA, IL
189		Dumfries, VA
190		WASHINGTON, DC
191		MILFORD, MI
192		DOWNINGTOWN, PA
193		MADISON, WI
194		Fort wayne, IN
195		OAKTON, VA
196		WARREN, OH
197		NEW HARMONY, IN
198		ANN ARBOR, MI
199		Bear Creek Township, PA
200		WASHINGTON, DC

IS COMMITTED TO ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE, STUDENT-CENTEREDNESS, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCHOLARSHIP, THE EDUCATION OF THE WHOLE PERSON, AND THE FORMATION OF LEADERS IN A DIVERSE WORLD.

THE ADMINISTRATION (CSA) PROVIDES CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, TRUST FUNDS, AND INDIVIDUAL PHILANTHROPISTS SELECTION AND ADMINISTRATION MANAGEMENT THAT IS EXPERIENCED, PROFESSIONAL, AND COST EFFICIENT WHIL LENDING THE PROGRAM AN INTEGRITY NOT INHERENT IN INTERNAL SELECTION COMMITTEES. CURRENTLY, CSA AWARDS OVER 7,000,000 ANNUALLY IN FUNDS. FUNDS ARE GIVEN SCHOLARSHIPS AND ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS. RECIPIENTS ARE ATTENDING MORE THAN 1,000 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. CSA AN INDEPENDENT NON-PROFIT ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE IN CONJUNCTION WITH LEADING BUSINESSES, INDIVIDUALS, AND TRUSTS AWARDS DOLLARS EVERY YEAR TO DESERVING STUDENTS. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AWARDED TUITION, FEES, AND ROOM AND BOARD EXPENSES. THE LARGEST GROWING SINGLE INSTITUTIONAL BUDGET ITEM IS FINANCIAL AID STUDENTS. ESCALATING COSTS ARE KEEPING DESERVING STUDENTS AWAY FROM AN EDUCATION AND DIVERTING THEM INTO THE WORKFORCE U

The is a 501c3 organization evolved from our mission to benefit both the and local communities. The CRC focuses its efforts on youth participation through scholarships to programs like the Uganda Grasshoppers Project and the Grasshoppers Club. The CRC also supports the Love2Reach training program, which selects a local non-profit to promote and raise much-needed funds for while training its members for their distance goals.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE IS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR CHARITIES. DONATIONS HAVE BEEN GIVEN TO THE AVON AND ALBANY FIRE AND POLICE DEPARTMENTS. ADDITIONALLY, THE DONATES TO VARIOUS CAUSES AND GIVES TWO SCHOLARSHIPS EACH YEAR TO ALBANY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

TO ADVOCATE AND FACILITATE HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

TO SECURE DONATIONS, TO MANAGE AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDING IN SUPPORT HUMANE WORK AND HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS , TO PROVIDE NECESSARY MONETARY AID FOR RESCUE ASSISTANCE, AND TO AWARD EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO JUNIOR FANCIERS.

To engage in educational activities in order to inform students (elementary school thru college) and the general public about the intellectual and competitive activity of playing contract bridge, and to increase the skill level of people who play bridge, and to prepare and distribute educational materials and bridge equipment in furtherance of the educational purpose of the corporation.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPORT AND BROADEN THE HEALTH AND PROSPERITY OF THE HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM INDUSTRY IN COUNTY, VIRGINIA THROUGH SPONSORING RESEARCH, COLLABORATING WITH EDUCATIONAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES, SUPPORTING SCHOLARSHIPS AND SUPPORTING MEMBER AND INDUSTRY RELATED ACTIVITIES.

The is a non-profit resource development arm of Wayne County Community College District and funds the annual merit and text book assistance program

TO IMPROVE LIVES BY MOBILIZING CARING POWER OF COMMUNITIES AROUND THE WORLD TO ADVANCE COMMON GOOD.BRIEF MISSION (CONTINUED) FIGHTS FOR PEOPLE TO GET BETTER JOBS AND ACHIEVE FINANCIALSTABILITY, FOR STUDENTS TO GRADUATE HIGH SCHOOL READY FOR COLLEGE ANDCAREERS, AND FOR INDIVIDUALS TO LEAD HEALTHIER LIVES.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO AID MINORITY CONSTRUCTION FIRMS, REPRESENTS PROMOTES THE INTERESTS OF ITS CONSTITUENCY.

CONDUCT , RENT FACILITIES FOR , REFRESHMENTS FOR JUDGES, PRIZES FOR JUDGES, PRIZES FOR STUDENTS WINNERS OVER 500 REGISTERED STUDENTS PARTICIPANTS AND 200 JUDGES FROM COMMUNITY ARE HOSTED AT THE EVENT.

THE AACT AND ALL ITS CHAPTERS PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL TECHNICAL PROGRAMS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

IS A NON-PROFIT 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE OPPORTUNITIES THAT STRENGTHEN GLOBAL NETWORKS, ENHANCE PROFESSIONAL SKILLS, AND ADVANCE MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING IN AN INTERCONNECTED WORLD. CV WAS AUTHORIZED BY THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE AS A J-1 EXCHANGE VISITOR PROGRAM SPONSOR FOR FOUR CATEGORIES IN 2018: INTERN, TRAINEE, TEACHER AND KOREA WEST. ITS TRAIN USA, WEST AND SHORT-TERM PROGRAMS SUCH AS U.S. EMBASSY STUDY TOURS AND PROVIDE STUDENTS AND PROFESSIONALS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD THE OPPORTUNITY TO ENHANCE THEIR PROFESSIONAL SKILLS AND GAIN KNOWLEDGE OF AMERICAN BUSINESS PRACTICES BY INTERNING OR TRAINING FOR THREE WEEKS TO EIGHTEEN MONTHS AT U.S. COMPANIES AND INSTITUTIONS.

SUPPORT STUDENTS AND STAFF OF . ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

MAKING GRANTS TO WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES IN SUPPORT OF SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS.

DURING THE YEAR 2020, THE TRUST AWARDED THREE (3) GRANTS TO QUALIFYING SENIORS FROM PAULDING HIGH SCHOOL IN THE AMOUNT OF 1,000.00 EACH AND FOUR (4) SHCOLARSHIP GRANTS IN THE AMOUNT OF 500.00 TO FOUR (4) POST GRADUATES OF PAULDING HIGH SCHOOL.

Provide scholarships in Christines memory

The organization was set up to provide relief, education, religious and building efforts via Missionary teams primarily of high school and college students sent from the US to Foreign countries (generally Honduras).

IT IS THE MISSION OF THE FOUNDATION TO SUPPORT THE STUDENTS, EDUCATORS, SCHOOLS, AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. IN ACHIEVING THIS MISSION, THE FOUNDATION WILL PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS, GIVE FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS TO EDUCATORS FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE, PURCHASE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT AND ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS WITHIN THE SYSTEM.

THE TRUST AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS ATTENDING COLLEGE

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

SCHOLARSHIP ADWARDS TO COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WHO DEMONSTRATE FINANCIAL NEED AND LEADERSHIP QUALITIES

TO ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF ALL STUDENTS BY SUPPORTING ACADEMIC AND ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES THROUGH VOLUNTEER AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, ENCOURAGING PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT, AND PROVIDING A CHANNEL OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PARENTS AND TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS AND STAFF.

AWARD COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGE BOUND STUDENTS. STUDENTS SUBMIT AN ESSAY.

To provide assistance, scholarships, and other incentives to enable the students of , Jamaica to become successful, self-sufficient members of society.

To provide scholarship funds to members of the community for post-secondary education and financial assistance to community based educational organizations.

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

SCHOLARSHIPS

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO CANDIDATES SELECTED IN CONNECTION WITH APPROVED SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM.

CONTROL EDUCATION FOUNDATION AWARDS DESERVING STUDENTS FUNDING FOR POST-HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTION AT TECHNICAL SCHHOLS, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Education for members scholarships for individuals

Grants to elementary, middle, and secondary in the Division, Lexington, VA supporting educational programs in a variety of disciplines including science, health, technology, art geography, and vocational programs to enrich educational opportunities for 2500 students.

ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR ONE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT.

Provide Assistance to Haitian Students

MAINTENANCE BUDDHIST REVERENDS AND STUDENTS.

TO IMPROVE THE INTEREST IN ALL OF THE ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES OF DISTRICT 129, IN , ILLINOIS, SO THAT THE STUDENTS, THE SCHOOL, AND THE COMMUNITY SHALL BE BENEFITED. TO CREATE A PUBLIC CONCIOUSNESS OF THE PURPOSE OF THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM OF THE DISTRICT. TO PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP ON THE PART OF THE PARTICIPANTS IN, AND THE SPECTATORS AT, ALL ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES. TO ENCOURAGE THE EXTENSION OF THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM IN ACTIVITIES APPROVED BY THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF AND THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT. TO COOPERATE WITH AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT AS RECOMMENDED BY THE STAFF AND APPROVED BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD, BUT NOT TO TAKE ANY ACTION THAT WOULD HINDER OR BE DETRIMENTAL TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM.

Preserve our shared values and ideals family through scholarships and programs.

THE PROMOTES ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES THROUGH STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS, INNOVATIVE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO ENCOURAGE ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP, IMPROVE ENERGY SECURITY, AND CREATE GREEN JOBS.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN OF EMPLOYEES OF RV DEALERSHIP.

The provided two $1,000 scholarships to two local students in the community.

PURPOSE OF ., SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, CONDUCT OF SCHOLARSHIP, EDUCATIONAL, SAFETY, AND RESEARCH ACTIVITIES RELATED TO PETROLEUM MARKETING INDUSTRY AND CONVENIENCE STORE INDUSTRY, AND FURTHERANCE OF FREE ENTERPRISE. IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES; TO ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES RELATING TO THOSE PURPOSES; AND TO INVEST IN, RECEIVE, HOLD, USE AND DISPOSE OF ALL PROPERTY, REAL OR PERSONAL, AS MAY BE NECESSARY OR DESIRABLE TO FULFILL THOSE PURPOSES; SUCH PURPOSES SHALL INCLUDE MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, OR CORRESPONDING SECTION OF ANY FUTURE FEDERAL TAX CODE.

To help the people (Myanmar) through relief, support orphans, bible schools, seminaries, libraries, student scholarships, healthcare, hospitals and clinics.

MINISTRIES IS TRANSFORMING DISAVANTAGES TOWNSHIPS IN AFRICA AND SOUTH AFRICA THROUGH CHURCH PLANTING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. LSFM SUPPORTS LOCAL INITIATIVES AND PARTNERS WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO BRING SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL UPLIFTING. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED IN SEVERAL WAYS: DEVELOPING YOUNG LEADERS--LSFM OFFERS SUPPORT, MENTORSHIP, LIFE-SKILLS TRAINING AND ORGANIZATIONAL AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT TRAINING.HOPE THROUGH EDUCATION--LSFM EDUCATION FUND PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO FIRST GENERATION COLLECT STUDENS AND CHILD-HEADED FARMILIES.THE COMMUNITY CENTER--LSFM PURCHASED LAND AND HAS STARTED THE BUILDING OF A COMMUNITY CENTER.

THE SCHOLARSHPS AWARDS ON AN ANNUAL BASIS TO GRADUATING SENIORS OF HIGH SCHOOL IN WARREN, OH.

LEXINGTON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARYINCOME FROM THE WILL BE USED BY THE SEMINARY TOHELP PAY FOR THE EDUCATION OF ONE OR MORE STUDENTSOF THE SEMINARY STUDYING FOR THE MINISTRY.

SUPPORT THE OF HEALTHCARE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS BY GRANTING SCHOLARSHIPS TO SUCH PERSONS.

The supports charitable, educational and philanthropic activities within the community, administers educational scholarship programs and owns and maintains real estate to support its mission.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES FOR DC PUBLIC AND CHARTER SCHOOLS FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS.

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