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1		LOWELL, MA
2		DENNIS PORT, MA
3		TRUMBULL, CT
4		BRIARCLIFF MANOR, NY
5		NEW YORK, NY
6		JAMESTOWN, NY
7		PELHAM, NY
8		BROOKLYN, NY
9		BROOKLYN, NY
10		SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY
11		Liberty, NY
12		Glens Falls, NY
13		VESTAL, NY
14		ITHACA, NY
15		ROCHESTER, NY
16		BINGHAMTON, NY
17		GETZVILLE, NY
18		TONAWANDA, NY
19		Elma, NY
20		ONEONTA, NY
21		BROOKLYN, NY
22		SAUGUS, MA
23		BROOKLYN, NY
24		New York, NY
25		ELLSWORTH, ME
26		AMHERST, NY
27		MELVILLE, NY
28		MORRISTOWN, NJ
29		WYCKOFF, NJ
30		BUFFALO, NY
31		BOSTON, MA
32		Southbury, CT
33		BOSTON, MA
34		LYME, CT
35		Westfield, NJ
36		SCHENECTADY, NY
37		BROOKLYN, NY
38		PETERBOROUGH, NH
39		MYSTIC, CT
40		TOMS RIVER, NJ
41		YONKERS, NY
42		ROCHESTER, NY
43		Melrose, MA
44		FAR ROCKAWAY, NY
45		NEW YORK, NY
46		BOSTON, MA
47		Brunswick, ME
48		BROOKLYN, NY
49		CHATHAM, NY
50		NORTH READING, MA

SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS PROVIDED TO OF MASSACHUSETTS LOWELL STUDENTS.

SUPPORT

ALL EXPENDITURES WERE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE TRUMBULL BRANCH LOCATED AT 1718 HUNTINGTON TPKE, A PART OF THE TOWN OF TRUMBULL SYSTEM BENEFITING THE ENTIRE TOWN OF TRUMBULL.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO RENOVATE LIBRARY AND TO ACQUIRE FIXTURES, FURNISHINGS, AND EQUIPMENT FOR PLANNED EXPANSION. ALSO TO HOST, SPONSORS, AND OR VOLUNTEERS IN SPECIAL EVENTS AND PROGRAMS TO ENCOURAGE AWARENESS LIBRARY AS A CULTURAL CENTER.

MAKE GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES AND OTHER PUBLICLY-SUPPORTED TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS.

FINANCIAL AID THROUGH GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS AND STUDENTS

SUPPORT PROJECTS

DISTRIBUTING GRANTS FOR SUPPORT ORPHANS AND THEIR FAMILIES, AND TO INSTITUTIONS THAT ASSIST ORPHANS.

GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS FOR INSTITUTIONS, AS WELL AS OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. ADDITIONAL GRANTS MADE TO PROVIDE BOOKS AND STUDY MATERIALS FOR THESE SCHOOLS.

THE EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE A WIDE VARIETY OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS/EXPERIENCES TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN THE FORM OF WRITTEN MATERIALS, COMMUNITY FORUMS, WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES, AND/OR PRESENTATIONS. GRANTS ARE AWARDED TO INDIVIUALS AND/OR ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE PUBLICATIONS, RESEARCH, OR PRESENTATIONS WILL PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS OR SERVICES TO/FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC. GRANT APPLICANTS MUST SUBMIT WRITTEN PROPOSALS TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Sullivan Renaissance - Program intended to enhance the appearance of Sullivan County while fostering community development and collaboration. Sullivan Renaissance is a beautification and community development program that provides communities in Sullivan County with seed money for beautification projects. A limited number of proposals are funded each year under a competitive process overseen by the Sullivan Renaissance program. For the most part, the will make grants to 501(c)(3) charities and/other organizations to facilitate the beautification program; however, the will, at times, incur direct expenditures related to the beautification projects. On Part XV of the Form 990-PF, a variety of grants are listed to organizations that are not public charities. For the year ending December 31, 2021, expenditure responsibility reporting was maintained for these grants, which are included in Statement 13.

To improve the quality of life for the people of the Greater area through grants to non-profit organizations and donor-directed scholarships for area students.

COOPERATIVE

MISSION PUBLIC LIBRARY IS TO SUPPORT HIGH-QUALITY LIBRARY RESOURCES FOR EVERYONE IN BY PROMOTING READING BY PLACING MORE BOOKS IN MORE HANDS, RAISING FUNDS THROUGH BOOK SALES AND OTHER ACTIVITIES, AWARDING GRANTS TO LIBRARIES AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, ADVOCATING FOR LIBRARY FUNDING, AND ENCOURAGING VOLUNTEERISM.

Foster promote reading writing as lifelong activities.

IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION LOCATED IN BINGHAMTON, NEW YORK. THE OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSE, AND IS PRIMARILY SUPPORTED BY CONTRIBUTIONS. THE CONTRIBUTIONS ARE USED TO PURCHASE EQUIPMENT, EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS AND TO FUND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, AS WELL AS, SUPPORT THE HOSPITAL RELATIONS WITH THE COMMUNITY. THE PRIMARY BENEFICIARIES OF SUCH GRANTS ARE , ., IDEAL SENIOR LIVING CENTER, . AND TWIN TIER HOME , . THESE ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDE A BROAD RANGE OF CARE IN THE GREATER BINGHAMTON AREA.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT SERVICES PRIMARILY TO THE CENTER, ., AS WELL AS TO SUPPORT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERACY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

RECEIVING FUNDS AND DISTRIBUTING GRANTS TO GRADUATES.

Medical and Assistance Grants to help Families with children who have cancer to cover expenses not covered by other traditional sources such as insurance.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE UPKEEP AND MAINTENANCE OF THE

GRANTS TO HELP LOW INCOME FAMILIES

FUNDED SOFTWARE AND WEB SUPPORT FOR

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO JEWISH RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION IN NEED.

To provide disaster assistance, grants to the needy on an objective need basis and develop and fund self-help projects.

THE FOUNDATION DIRECTS THE SPENDING OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO DISTRICT AND GLOBAL GRANTS TO MAXIMIZE HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY.

Admminister and review funds to distribute to students and teachers to enhance educational efforts of schools. Activities include annual golf outings, outreach, award grants to teachers and students.

GRANTS PAID- SEE PART XV

THE (TJPTO) IS A VOLUNTEER , MADE UP PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND TEACHERS, WORKING TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE CHILDREN IN THE HOME, SCHOOL, AND COMMUNITY. THROUGH FUNDRAISERS AND MANY VOLUNTEERS, THE BRINGS EXTRA SOCIAL AND ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES TO THE SCHOOL. THESE INCLUDE CULTURAL ARTS PROGRAMS, THE STUDENT DIRECTORY, BOOK FAIRS, AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS AND MUCH MORE. THE ALSO HELPS THE SCHOOL ENHANCE THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT THROUGH THE PROVISION ADDITIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND EQUIPMENT, BOOKS AND SUPPLIES, PLAYGROUND/SCHOOL GROUND IMPROVEMENTS, AS WELL AS COORDINATING VOLUNTEER EFFORTS TO DIRECTLY SUPPORT TJS STAFF AND TEACHERS.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR EDUCATIONAL NEEDS AND PERFORMANCE GRANTS AND GRANTS FOR FUNDING OF EQUIPMENT AND OTHER GENERAL PURPOSE NEEDS FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN .

TO SUPPORT THE FOR THE PURCHASE BOOKS EQUIPMENT FOR STAFF SUPPORT

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 foster better relations between and community, encourage full use , and provide programs, services and equipment and improvements to increase effectiveness and scope

GRANTS ARE PAID TO THE HOUSE AT THE FAULKNER HOSPITAL VIA NERVINE ASYLUM. THE FAULKNER HOSPITAL IS A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED UNDER IRC SECTION 501(C)(3

SUPPORT OF LOCAL

Support special needs

ADULT TUTORING AND FREE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT THROUGH SOCIAL AND EDUCATIVE PROGAMS AND CHARITABLE GRANTS AND HUMANISTIC ASSITANCE TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY.

RAISE FUNDS TO DESIGN AND BUILD A NEW LIBRARY FOR TOWN OF PETERBOROUGH, NH.

Raising funds to provide grants to people fighting to help cover expenses

TO CONTRIBUTE TO PROGRAMS THAT KEEP YOUTH AWAY FROM CRIME AND TO AID OFFICERS AND THEIR FAMILIES BY GIVING GRANTS, PURCHASING EQUIPMENT AND PROVIDING TRAINING.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO OTHER TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS THAT BATTLE AGAINST FAMILY, WOMEN, AND CHILD ABUSE. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO INNER CITY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN TO BE ABLE TO ATTEND THOSE SCHOOLS.

GRANTS TO ASSIST AFFECTED BY

Classroom and library support was provided, school supplies were purchased, and various educational activities and community building events were sponsored.

PROVIDING GRANTS FOR RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS

TO INSPIRE AND EMPOWER UNDERSERVED FEMALE-IDENTIFYING STUDENTS TO BECOME EXCEPTIONAL GLOCAL STEM LEADERS, THROUGH HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES AND INTERACTIONS WITH PROFESSIONALS. STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT LIFE-CHANGING STEM AND STEAM CAREER POSSIBILITIES PAID INTERNSHIPS FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM. 10 STUDENTS GAINED VALUABLE INSIGHTS WORKING WITH PROFESSIONALS IN VARIOUS STEM FIELDS. FACILITATED AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS, FIELD TRIPS, LEADERSHIP TRAINING, ONE-ON ONE MENTORSHIP PROGRAMS, VIRTUAL CONTINUATION THROUGH 2021: SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM, CLO LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS, AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS MENTORSHIP and COUNSELING PROGRAMS, MEAL DONATION EVENT (500 FAMILIES), 225+ STUDENTS AND FAMILIES DIRECTLY SERVED. ADMINISTRATION OF PROGRAMS AND ORGANIZED VOLUNTEER EFFORTS, SECURED IN-KIND DONATIONS: TIME, MENTORSHIP FINANCIAL AND ENGLISH LITERACY TRAINING PROGRAMS

PROMOTING RESPECTFUL UNDERSTANDING, PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE, AND COOPERATIVE ENDEAVORS IN LOCAL, NATIONAL,AND GLOBAL ARENAS.

MWGT is a charity that distributes grants to local organizations to promote the welfare of women, children and families. Members pay a yearly membership fee of $50 to operate the organization and pay bills. During the calendar year members donate a minimum of $365 that is awarded as grants in the following year. For instance, money collected in 2020 was awarded as grants in 2021 after a rigorous evaluation process that includes at least 25% of the membership.

TO PROMOTE CHARITABLE, RELIGOUS, EDUCATAIONAL and SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT GOALS BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS and NEEDY INDIVIDUALS and FAMILIES TO ENABLE THEM TO ACHIEVE THESE GOALS.

grants to charities

A)TO PROVIDE LIFE LONG CARE FOR /SPECIAL NEEDS/HOSPICE RETRIEVERS TRANSFERRED TO THE FROM NATIONWIDE 501(C) 3 PROGRAMS, IN A COMMUNAL, HOME LIKE SETTING WHERE THEIR EMOTIONAL, SOCIAL AND MEDICAL NEEDS ARE MET. B)TO PROVIDE SUPPORTED ADOPTION SERVICE WHEN A SPECIAL HOME IS FOUND THAT MEETS THE UNIQUE NEEDS OF AN APPROPRIATE RESIDENT OF THE . C)TO PROVIDE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR DOGS OF ALL BREEDS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS IN SUCH SPECIALTY AREAS AS THERAPY DOG CERTIFICATION, DOG/CHILDREN READING PROGRAMS AND OTHER SUPPORTIVE AND INNOVATIVE DOG/HUMAN PROGRAMS. D)TO PROVIDE ANIMAL WELFARE EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR THE PUBLIC OF ALL AGES AT THE AND IN THE COMMUNITY. E)TO HELP GUIDE 501(C)3 PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY IN JOINING TOGETHER TO DEVELOP REGIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL CENTERS TO SERVE THEIR REGIONS.

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