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51		TEANECK, NJ
52		NEW YORK, NY
53		BRISTOL, VT
54		Boston, MA
55		OXFORD, NJ
56		Burlington, MA
57		QUINCY, MA
58		Bridgeport, CT
59		SENECA FALLS, NY
60		MAHWAH, NJ
61		PENNSAUKEN, NJ
62		NEW YORK, NY
63		Verona, NJ
64		Totowa, NJ
65		SCOTIA, NY
66		RED BANK, NJ
67		Cambridge, MA
68		MONTVALE, NJ
69		ESSEX, MA
70		ITHACA, NY
71		Newark, NJ
72		VINELAND, NJ
73		CLIFTON, NJ
74		Oneonta, NY
75		WEST BERLIN, NJ
76		MIDDLETOWN, NJ
77		WESTAMPTON, NJ
78		EDISON, NJ
79		LAKEWOOD, NJ
80		MONTCLAIR, NJ
81		HADDON HEIGHTS, NJ
82		PORT MONMOUTH, NJ
83		PRINCETON, NJ
84		North Tonawanda, NY
85		WILTON, CT
86		SYRACUSE, NY
87		PROVIDENCE, RI
88		Chicopee, MA
89		Edison, NJ
90		Dover Plains, NY
91		HUNTINGTON, NY
92		Bronx, NY
93		HAMMONTON, NJ
94		MOUNT SINAI, NY
95		Southampton, NY
96		BLOOMFIELD, NJ
97		Syracuse, NY
98		PITTSFORD, NY
99		SANBORN, NY
100		Brooklyn, NY

FINANCIAL AID FOR ORPHANS AND NEEDY PEOPLE

TO ASSIST CHILDREN ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES /OR MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS THEIR FAMILIES TO OBTAIN ; TO CONDUCT ONGOING RESEARCH USING DATA DRIVEN RESULTS TO INFORM EFFECTIVE INTERVENTION PRACTICES.

TO CREATE SOCIAL CHANGE THROUGH EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY BUILDING BY PROVIDING BRIGHT YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD WITH STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND SKILLS TRAINING, BUILDING A NETWORK OF GRASSROOTS LEADERS WHO ARE CATALYZING COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION.

The purpose is to create and support programs that provide educational opportunities for families workers severely or fatally injured on the job.

THE MISSION IS TO HELP HOMELESS AND LOW-INCOME FAMILIES ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE INDEPENDENCE THROUGH A COMMUNITY-BASED RESPONSE. ENABLES COMMUNITIES TO WORK TOGETHER TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS HOMELESS FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS. PROVIDING SHELTER, MEALS, RE-HOUSING, AND COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES, HELPS FAMILIES ACHIEVE LASTING SELF-SUFFICIENCY. THE VISION IS A COMMUNITY, AND A COUNTRY, IN WHICH EVERY AND INDIVIDUAL HAS A HOME, A JOB, AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD A BETTER FUTURE.

EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

SUPPORTING EDUCATION FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL COMMUNITIES.

CL) SERVES THE COMMUNITY THROUGH ART. CL BELIEVES IN THE POWER OF THE ARTS TO ENRICH, ENGAGE, NURTURE, HEAL INSPIRE. CL PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR ARTISTS OF ALL LEVELS, BACKGROUNDS ABILITIES TO PRESENT SELL THEIR ART. CL OFFERS A COMMON GROUND FOR STUDENTS, YOUTH, ARTS ENTHUSIASTS, ARTISTS, PATRONS, VISITORS, BUSINESS PEOPLE RESIDENTS TO EXPERIENCE ART, MEET EXCHANGE IDEAS. BY WORKING WITH DIVERSE POPULATIONS WE HOPE TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE PARK . OUR GOALS ARE TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY THROUGH ART, RAISE AWARENESS OF THE GROWING ARTS COMMUNITY IN BRIDGEPORT MAKE ART AN ESSENTIAL PART OF EVERYDAY LIFE FOR THE RESIDENTS, VISITORS, YOUTH BUSINESS PEOPLE OF GREATER BRIDGEPORT. PRODUCES THE ANNUAL BRIDGEPORT ART TRAIL.

PROMOTE CLEAN ENERGY, HIGH-PERFORMANCE BUILDING STANDARDS, HEALTHY HOMES, EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF BUILDING PERFORMANCE PROFESSIONALS, INTEGRATION OF BUILDING SCIENCE PRINCIPLES IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT.

TO PROVIDE SHORT-TERM FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND AID TO ASSOCIATES WHOSE LIVES HAVE BEEN DISRUPTED BY AN UNEXPECTED EVENT.

ADVOCACY COUNCIL ADVANCES SOCIAL, RACIAL ECONOMIC JUSTICE TO PROMOTE SUCCESSFUL INDIVIDUALS, STRONG FAMILIES THRIVING COMMUNITIES.

TO PROTECT AND SECURE RIGHTS PROFESSIONAL IN THEIR PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES.

To provide quality home services to individuals and families threatened by illness.

FOR COMMUNICATING AND PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO FIBROSOS INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES

TO PROVIDE SOCIAL, HEALTH AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND TRANSPORTATION SERVICES TO AREA .

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS, PROGRAMS AND INSTITUTIONS ENGAGED IN SEEKING TO FIND TREATMENTS AND CURES FOR DISAESES AND TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND MATERIAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE AFFLICTED WITH DISEASES THE .

To support community-based organizations and grassroots initiatives run by women and girls in order to create a society based on racial, economic and social justice. We strive for a world free of racism, poverty, and sexism.

TO ACCEPT BEQUESTS AND GIFTS AND MAKE GRANTS TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS ON .

PROVIDED 20 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS AND DONATIONS TO 4 OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO SPECIFIC INDIVIDUALS

TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND FELLOWSHIP TO MATRICULATED UNDERGRADUATE MEMBERS OF TAU AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

To provide Nursing Education and Scholarships

provides Residential Halfway Addiction Treatment to adult men and women. Their four halfway houses serve as a healthy and therapeutic sober living environment which provides addiction and co-occurring counseling, vocational education, employment opportunities, housing, as well as additional support services for individuals who are recovering from chemical dependency and are at high risk for relapse.

PROVIDE RELIEF FOR VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

TO ESTABLISH A FUND INTENDED TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO A GRADUATING SENIOR(S) FROM ONEONTA HIGH SCHOOL WHO DEMONSTRATES THE ABILITY TO ENHANCE THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. ALSO TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES/PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO MEMBERS AND THEIR CHILDREN

PROVIDE PHILANTHROPIC SERVICES TO QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JERSEY

THE FOUNDATION WILL RAISE FUNDS THAT WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO TECHNOLOGY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FOR EDUCATION-RELATED TECHNOLOGY AND INSTRUCTIONAL EQUIPMENT, AND TO GRADUATES THE SCHOOL FOR POST-SECONDARY SCHOLARSHIPS.

TO PROVIDE CULTURALLY COMPETENT, BILINGUAL, -BASED HUMAN AND OUTREACH PROGRAMMING AND EDUCATION THAT WILL IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES.

REVIEWS MISSION IS TO ALLEVIATE AND DIMINISH THE HARMFUL EFFECTS OF POVERTY ON FAMILIES BY PROVIDING ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT DIRECTLY TO THESE FAMILIES AND TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVICE THEM. IN ADDITION, BY COLLECTING AND DISSEMINATING INFORMATION CONCERNING CREDENTIALS, FUNDRAISING, SPENDING AND ACTIVITIES OF CHARITIES AND FUNDRAISERS, ENCOURAGES AND GIVES CONFIDENCE TO OTHERS TO GENEROUSLY PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THESE CAUSES.

Sponsorship FIRST Robotics Teams FRC 3314 FRC 555.

ASSIST NEEDY FAMILIES AND

tO PROVIDE FOOD FOR RESIDENTS OF WHO HAVE LOW INCOMES OR ARE POOR.

TO ASSIST WORTHY GRADUATES OF PRINCETON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL WHO NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO FURTHER THEIR EDUCATION.

Serves 319 active members,21 substitutes, and over 400 retirees. The purpose the union is to secure working conditions, negotiate contracts, and provide the greatest education to the residents North Tonawanda. The union is affiliated with NYSUT and AFT.

To provide loans and or grants to students residing in CT who qualify for assistance for post-secondary education

ORGANIZATION

CORPORATION (WEHDC) IS A PRIVATE, NOT- FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION INCORPORATED IN 1970. THE KEY COMPONENTS OF OUR MISSION ARE: ENABLING HOME OWNERSHIP, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND ECONOMIC . THE MISSION OF CORPORATION IS TO PROMOTE THE OF HEALTHY, SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITIES THROUGH SERVICES TO HELP INDIVIDUALS AND NEIGHBORHOODS MEET THEIR AFFORDABLE NEEDS IN THE END NEIGHBORHOOD AND OTHER PARTS OF PROVIDENCE AND RHODE ISLAND. WEHDC STRIVES TO FULFILL THIS MISSION BY BUILDING AND RENOVATING HOMES, ATTRACTING RESOURCES INTO THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND INVESTING IN THE DIVERSE PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN, WORK IN AND SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY. WEHDC ACCOMPLISHES THESE GOALS BY OFFERING A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS AND SERVICES RELATED TO REAL ESTATE , ECONOMIC , HOME OWNERSHIP , INCLUDING LENDING AND COMMUNITY BUILDING AND ORGANIZING AND THROUGH STRATEGIC ALLIANCES.

To represent teachers in contract matters

Our goals are to promote welfare enhance our community by providing funds for veterans, special needs children, scholarships youth programs at local schools, police firefighters, to quicken spirit American patriotism cultivate good fellowship.

Operates to preserve and strengthen comrad

to represent at school district negotiations and for the participation at various educational related conferences, conventions and workshops.

Services; Distribution of food, clothing and housing allowance and job placement

FUNDRAISING FOR BENEFIT OF ST. JOSEPH ACADEMY, HAMMONTON, NJ. INTENDS TO GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS TO ST. JOSEPH STUDENTS BASED ON FINANCIAL NEED ACADEMIC STANDING.

EDUCATE PARENTS AND THE COMMUNITY ABOUT ISSUES OF IMPORTANCE TO PARENTS, SCHOOL AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. HOLD FUNDRAISING EVENTS FOR SCHOOL EQUIPMENT. ACT AS A VOLUNTEER SUPPORT GROUP TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. TO PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP ALONG WITH COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PARENTS AND TEACHERS. TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT, IN SCHOOL DISTRICT, ITS IDEAS, PROGRAMS, PURPOSES AND PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION.

is an art dedicated to providing artists the freedom to experiment with new ideas mediums without commercial pressures. By supporting experimentation -based exhibitions performances, artists are encouraged to cross over diverse art mediums create site-specific installations performances as an extension of their representative work.

TO ADVANCE AND IMPROVE THE TEACHING TO PROVIDE MEMBERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO NETWORK WITH FELLOW TO DISCUSS IDEAS, PROBLEMS AND CONDITIONS THEIR PRESTIGIOUS PROFESSION. TO SERVE THE MEMBERSHIP BY WELCOMING SUGGESTIONS THERBY MAKING ADTNJ THE MEMBERS ORGANIZATION.

EWA) provided 23 for primarily minority students living in the City of Syracuse unable to afford a Christian Education. The allowed the children to attend Faith Heritage School, 3740 Midland Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13205 (private school Grades K-12). We had 22 volunteers providing prayer , individual encouragement as necessary, as well as assistance with academic needs. Our one only employee Coordinator (SC) provided intervention to ensure academic standards were being maintained, monitored progress to assist with deficit areas, encouraged students to work up to their potential. We hired an Administrative Coordinator in May 2022 to replace the SC in June 2022.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL NONPROFITS AND STUDENTS WHO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR REMEDIATION OF SITES THROUGHOUT .

Offering womens health and wellness services, including public awareness and education of the signs, symptoms and risk factors of , providing support to those impacted by the disease and raising funds for research in order to find a screening test and a cure

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