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51		LAKE SUCCESS, NY
52		MONROE, NY
53		Brunswick, ME
54		BOSTON, MA
55		NEW YORK, NY
56		BROOKLYN, NY
57		HARTSDALE, NY
58		New York, NY
59		SOMERSET, NJ
60		Bronxville, NY
61		LINCOLN, MA
62		SOMERVILLE, MA
63		PRINCETON, NJ
64		Lexington, MA
65		BROOKLYN, NY
66		LAWRENCE, NY
67		BOSTON, MA
68		Barnegat Light, NJ
69		BINGHAMTON, NY
70		Totowa, NJ
71		NEW YORK, NY
72		BOLTON, MA
73		PEABODY, MA
74		STAMFORD, CT
75		CAMBRIDGE, MA
76		GRAND ISLAND, NY
77		HOLLISTON, MA
78		BROOKLYN, NY
79		BROOKLYN, NY
80		Albany, NY
81		WHITE PLAINS, NY
82		South Burlington, VT
83		BROOKLYN, NY
84		NEW YORK, NY
85		AUGUSTA, ME
86		New York, NY
87		NYACK, NY
88		Augusta, ME
89		BROOKLYN, NY
90		MANHASSET, NY
91		Newark, NJ
92		BRAINTREE, MA
93		OLD GREENWICH, CT
94		PASSAIC, NJ
95		Clifton Park, NY
96		STAMFORD, CT
97		BROOKLYN, NY
98		Stonington, CT
99		SCARSDALE, NY
100		SOUTH PORTLAND, ME

PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN RELIEF TO REFUGEES FROM WAR-TORN AREAS OF WORLD. FUNDS WERE USED TO PROVIDE HOUSING AND UTILITIES. ALSO SUPPLIED WERE SKILLS TRAINING FOR REFUGEES, CLOTHING, FOOD, BEDS, LINENS, TOILETRIES, DIAPERS, BABY FORMULA, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, BOOKS AND SMALL APPLIANCES.

TO AWARD FINANCIAL GRANTS AND OR LOANS, FREE OF INTEREST, TO RELIGIOUS ORTHODOX JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS, AND TO HELP BY FINANCIAL MEANS, THE NEEDY, SICK, AND DISABLED PEOPLE AS WELL AS TALMUDIC RESEARCH

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.

MAKING GRANTS TO SUPPORT THE WOODWARD FOR GIRLS

EMPOWER IMMIGRANTS THROUGH EDUCATION, ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL and COMMUNITY BUILDING.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS AND NEEDY INDIVIDUALS, AND TO PROMOTE JEWISH AWARENESS AND PRACTICE.

COLLECTIVELY FUND GRANTS TO LOCAL CHARITABLE INITIATIVES AND TO ENGAGE WOMEN IN PHILANTHROPY. THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF REVENUE IS CONTRIBUTIONS FROM MEMBERS, WHICH ARE COLLECTED ANNUALLY.

THE IS A CHARITABLE PUBLIC DEDICATED TO RAISING FUNDS AND MAKING GRANTS THAT SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS RECOGNIZED AS QUALIFYING FOR TAX EXEMPT STATUS UNDER SECTION 501 (C)(3)OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986 OR CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY SUBSEQUENT FEDERAL TAX LAW.

GRANTS/SIMILAR AMTS PAID TO INDIVIDUALS

Grants that support early childhood development, education and increases in high school success rates.

TO ERADICATE POVERTY AND ILLITERACY IN THE TANZANIAN VILLAGE OF NSHUPU.

ORGANIZATION"), A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION, THAT IS DEDICATED TO GENERATING GLOBAL AWARENESS OF NEUROMYELITIS OPTICA SPECTRUM DISORDER ("NMOSD"), FUNDRAISING TO HELP FIND A CURE, AND CREATING A COMMUNITY OF SUPPORT FOR PATIENTS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS. ORGANIZATION IS SUPPORTED PRIMARILY THROUGH GRANTS AND FUNDRAISING EVENTS.

The AAIHS is an educational nonprofit organization that aims to foster dialogue about researching writing and teaching Black and culture. We advance these goals through a number of initiatives providing resources and support for students professors and members of the general public who are interested in Black . Each year we offer grants fellowships and prizes to support archival research for those who are writing dissertations and books in the field of Black --which broadly refers to the study of ideas and ideologies of Black people in the United States and across the globe. The organization seeks to educate the public about the significance of Black and culture and we do this through several avenues including a popular blog that we make widely available to the public at no cost.

Relief for the people of including: health services, education, training, and small business grants

PROVIDES GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

DISTRIBUTES GRANTS TO JEWISH SYNAGOGUES, YESSHIVAS CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS TO FURTHER RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF JEWISH COMMUNITY.

GRANTS ARE MADE TO ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED UNDER SECTION 501(C) 3 OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE

PROVIDING AN ANNUAL GRANTS TO GRADUATE OF EWING HIGH SCHOOL, EWING NJ

GRANTS WERE PAID TO SIXTY NOT-FOR-PROFIT/ ORGANIZATIONS IN NEW YORK PENNSYLVANIA. THE ORGANIZATIONS ARE INVOLVED IN THE AREAS OF HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION, PERFORMING ARTS PUBLIC SAFETY.

To make grants to religious and charitable organizations.

GRANTS PAID - SEE PART XV

TO SUPPORT SERVICES IN

TO PROVIDE STEWARDSHIP, ADVOCACY, PROMOTION AND SUPPORT TO

PROVIDE MONETARY GRANTS TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WITH A COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY SERVICE

ESTABLISH A MUSEUM FOR THE PAINTINGS OF BECKCREATE AND MAINTAIN ART EXHIBITIONSMAINTAIN AND SUPPORT A RESEARCH LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES

TO HONOR THE LIFE AND SPIRIT OF JESSA WEBBER BY SOLICITATION OF GRANTS AND CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AND DONATION OF THESE PROCEEDS TO PROVIDE CARE TO CANCER PATIENTS AND PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY.

EMPOWER YOUNG PEOPLE TO SHAPE POSITIVE FUTURES THROUGH MUSIC. BUILD SUSTAINABLE STRINGED INSTRUMENT MUSIC PROGRAMS AND PROVIDE GRANTS HIGH QUALITY INSTRUMENTS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS AND LOANS TO RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES IN THE UNITED STATES AND ABROAD. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROMOTES AND FOSTERS JEWISH BURIAL IN ISRAEL BY FACILITATING PLOTS ON BEHALF OF PEOPLE IN THE UNITED STATES.

TO COLLECT MONEY FROM INDIVIDUALS VIA PRIVATE COLLECTIONS TO SEND TO ORGANIZATION IN ISRAEL HELPING RUSSIAN JEWISH IMMIGRANTS ARRIVING IN ISRAEL.

DOES NOT ENGAGE IN ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. RATHER, IT ACCOMPLISHES ITS EXEMPT PURPOSE BY MAKING GRANTS TO IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) PUBLIC CHARITIES.

SCHOLASHIP GRANTS

To receive and manage contributions exclusively for the benefit of the Public .

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO NOT-FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS WHO PROVIDE ORTHODOX JEWISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION TO PEOPLE OF ALL AGES; AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS FOR JEWISH RELIGIOUS SABBATH/HOLIDAYS AND RELIGIOUS LIFE-CYCLE EVENTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AS WELL AS INSTITUTIONS THAT ASSIST SUCH INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES, AND OTHER NOT-FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS, WHO ARE SUFFERING OR FACING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, INSTABILITY AND/OR CRISES AND ARE IN NEED OF FOOD, CLOTHING AND FINANCIAL AID TO BE ABLE TO PRACTICE THEIR RELIGION WITH RESPECT AND DIGNITY.

THE PLANS TO MAKE GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS, AND OFFER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY and EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

HELPS IMMIGRANTS FIND AND SECURE APPROPRIATE HOUSING BY NEGOTIATING WITH LANDLORDS, PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, AND SUBLEASING PROPERTIES TO IMMIGRANT FAMILIES.

advocates,educates and provides monetary need-based grants to women with cancer to assist with cost of egg freezing.

The creates collaborations that are good for people and the earth through: events; a certification program, and by allowing brands to access The of ethically produced and eco-friendly fabrics.

THE MISSION OF THIS IS TO MAKE GRANTS TO ENTITIES THAT QUALIFY FOR EXEMPTION AS A SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION.

Provide emotional and material support of orphaned and other underprivileged individuals by providing for social- recreational programs, counseling and other needs, and providing grants to other organizations that work to promote these purposes.

The organization will make gifts and grants to tax-exempt educational, religious, and other charitable institutions, including qualified schools, colleges, art organizations. All recipients must be Section 501(c)(3), 170(c)(1) or (2) organizations.

Translation, publication and promotion of economics textbooks for Central and Eastern Europe and the countries of the former Soviet Union

We support research and education on social and economic challenges facing in our society in general, in early adulthood in particular by giving donation and grants in school, colleges, venues, and charitable organization.

ASSIST COMMUNITIES AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS BY PROVIDING FUNDING FOR THE ACQUISITION OF ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT,PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING STUDENTS WITH FINANCIAL NEED ON AN OBJECTIVE AND NONDISCRIMINATORY BASIS FOR STUDIES AT ACCREDITED EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS TO RECOGNIZED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

TO PROVIDE SECULAR EDUCATIONAL and VOCATIONAL PROGRAMMMING FOR JEWISH PRIVATE SCHOOLS NEEDING RESOURCES PROGRAMMING AND IMPLEMENTATION WITHIN THE STATES CORE CURRICULUM. ALSO, TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO OTHER INSTITUTIONS WHO SHARE OUR PRINCIPALS.

Enrich the overall services of the by funding programs or projects that traditionally are not or would not be financed through local tax dollars

THE WILL PROVIDE GRANTS OF MONETARY SUPPORT TO CAUSES AND PUBLIC CHARITIES SUPPORTED BY THE .

TO PROVIDE FACILITIES TO EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS AND PROGRAMS, AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO SUCH EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS AND PROGRAMS.

GPF) advocates environmental awareness through education with an emphasis on film. We view the need for humanity to meaningfully engage with its living environment has reached a tipping point. We support this advocacy by developing and maintaining a media library for distribution to educational and public institutions, non-profits, businesses and individuals. Our perspective on environmental ecology, also includes human ecology. To supplement this effort, we maintain a network of subject matter experts among film producers, scientists, academics, as well as other distributors who share a common aspiration to identify, produce and share discoveries in nature and humanity. Sample topics include deforestation, water resources, ocean conservation, sustainable fishing, renewable energies, climate change and other issues that affect humanity in the context of itself and nature.

TO PROVIDE TO THE CHARTER SCHOOL EXCELLENCE AND TO FURTHER THE VISION A SCHOOL THAT HAS HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR EVERY CHILD; CHALLENGES EACH CHILD TO SURPASS THE STATE STANDARDS; PROVIDES EVERY CHILD WITH A STRONG BASIS READING, WRITING AND MATHEMATICS; PROVIDES A STRONG TO ENABLE CHILDREN TO TACKLE HIGHER ORDER SKILLS AND ACHIEVE AT HIGHER LEVELS; PROVIDES A VALUABLE EDUCATION TO ALLOW CHILDREN TO ENGAGE CHALLENGING WORK, SUCH AS CONDUCTING EXPERIMENTS FOR DEEP UNDERSTANDING, EXPLORING CULTURES AND HISTORIES USING PRIMARY DOCUMENTS, ENGAGING DEBATES CLASSICAL LITERATURE, ANALYZING GREAT WORKS ART, AND APPRECIATING MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS, AMONG OTHERS; AND TEACHES EVERY CHILD TO BECOME A CRITICAL THINKER AND LIFELONG LEARNER.

THE AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS RESIDING IN, AND 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS SERVING AND OPERATING IN COMMUNITIES SERVICED BY THE REGIONAL .

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