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1		IPSWICH, MA
2		PLYMOUTH, MA
3		RAYNHAM, MA
4		NEWTONVILLE, MA
5		FAIRFIELD, CT
6		REDDING, CT
7		DANBURY, CT
8		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
9		NEW YORK, NY
10		TEANECK, NJ
11		NEW YORK, NY
12		NEW YORK, NY
13		POTSDAM, NY
14		Youngstown, NY
15		JAMESTOWN, NY
16		Saugerties, NY
17		HORNELL, NY
18		CORNING, NY
19		New York, NY
20		Arlington, MA
21		GLENMONT, NY
22		FAIR LAWN, NJ
23		MOORESTOWN, NJ
24		Newton Center, MA
25		LAKEWOOD, NJ
26		VERNON, CT
27		ALLENHURST, NJ
28		LAKEWOOD, NJ
29		MENDHAM, NJ
30		BOSTON, MA
31		NEW YORK, NY
32		NEW YORK, NY
33		WHITE PLAINS, NY
34		WALTHAM, MA
35		NEWTON, MA
36		Accord, NY
37		BOSTON, MA
38		WELLESLEY, MA
39		Southport, CT
40		WILTON, CT
41		Plymouth, MA
42		Bernardsville, NJ
43		Old Greenwich, CT
44		New York, NY
45		NEW YORK, NY
46		FAR ROCKAWAY, NY
47		KATONAH, NY
48		BROOKLYN, NY
49		LAKE SUCCESS, NY
50		PRINCETON, NJ

TO PROMOTE LITERACY AMONGST MEMBERS

MAKE GRANTS TO SUPPORT SCIENTIFIC AT UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS EXPERIMENTAL STATION.

SUPPORT OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AT THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, 777 PLEASANT STREET, RAYNHAM, MA 02767 THROUGH CASH GRANTS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING THE SPONSORSHIP OF FIELD TRIPS AND CLASS SOCIALS

COMMUNITY SERVICE GRANTS

THE PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS GRANTS FOR EDUCATION HEALTH-RELATED ACTIVITIES.

THE WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1985 TO OWN, MANAGE and CONSERVE THE ARBORETUM, WHICH CONSISTS OF MORE THAN 100 DEEDED ACRES AND BUILDINGS IN REDDING, CT. THE ALSO MAKES OCCASIONAL GRANTS TO ECOLOGICAL, CONSERVATION, HORTICULTURAL, and OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO FURTHER RESEARCH, EDUCATION, and CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES IN FIELDS RELATED TO LAND CONSERVATION and ECOLOGY. THE EMPHASIS OF HAS BEEN ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE, PROGRAMS, and THE LANDSCAPE AS A CENTER FOR RESEARCH and EDUCATION and FOR HOSTING PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION OF NATURAL and CULTURAL LANDSCAPES. BROAD DEVELOPMENTS HAVE INCLUDED THE CONSTRUCTION OF A HEADQUARTERS and TRAIL INFRASTRUCTURE TO ALLOW FOR ECOLOGICAL EXPERIMENTS, LONG-TERM STUDIES, and DEMONSTRATION AREAS FOR THE VISITING PUBLIC. THE HAS FACILITATED THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLLABORATIVE LANDSCAPE THROUGH SCIENCE, SOUND STEWARDSHIP, and COLLABORATION WITH DIVERSE PARTNERS TO ACHIEVE THE WILDLANDS and WOODLANDS VISION.

AWARDING GRANTS TO DANBURY AREA RELIGIOUS, MEDICAL and EDUCATIONAL 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS WHICH PROVIDE SERVICES TO "AT RISK" YOUTHS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

THE , . WAS ORGANIZED TO ADMINISTER PRIVATE FOUNDATION GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE STUDENTS OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED PRIMARILY BY ORGANIZING AND MANAGING VARIOUS CAREER-ORIENTED PROGRAM SERVICES DESIGNED TO SUPPLEMENT THE COLLEGE COURSES.

PROMOTION OF LITERATURE and ART, BY ESTABLISHING and MAINTAINING A LIBRARY READING-ROOM, GALLERY OF ART; USE OF CLUBHOUSE and ATHLETIC FACILITIES FOR ITS MEMBERS.

THE ORGANIZATION ONLY PAID GRANTS FROM THE HAD NO DIRECT OR INDIRECT EXPENSES ATTRIBUTABLE TO VARIOUS RECIPIENT PROGRAMS.

TO FURTHER TRAINING AND EDUCATION OF YOUNG ARTISTS, PRINCIPALLY WOMEN, BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS AT ACCREDITED INSTITUTIONS.

GRANTS AND EXPENSES ON BEHALF OF UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN TO ATTEND SUMMER

THE IS A REGIONAL NON-PROFIT MULTI-TYPE AGENCY DEDICATED TO DISTRIBUTING RESOURCES AND SERVICES AMONG ITS MEMBERS IN THE 12,000 SQUARE MILE, SEVEN-COUNTY AREA KNOW AS THE NORTH COUNTRY. MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDE ALL TYPES OF LIBRARIES: ACADEMICS, SCHOOL (P-12), PUBLIC, ARCHIVES, AND SPECIAL LIBRARIES.

Public

COLLECTION CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS. GRANTS AND ALLOCATIONS TO ARTISTIC ORGANIZATIONS.

Support programs

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR ADEQUATELY AND EFFICIENTLY MANAGING, OPERATING AND CONDUCTING THE SAID PUBLIC .

PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE THIS ORGANIZATION IS FUNDRAISING TO CONTRIBUTE TO ACTIVITIES PERSONS INTERESTED IN BOOKS AND LIBRARIES. FUNDS ARE USED FOR NEEDS, FACILITIES, AND SERVICES PROVIDED TO GENERAL PUBLIC, TO STIMULATE GIFT GIVING, TO ENRICH CULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE TO CITIZENS SERVED BY SOUTHEAST STEUBEN COUNTY , AND TO ASSIST IN PROVIDING ADEQUATE FINANCIAL SUPPORT SO CAN PURCHASE BOOKS, MATERIALS, AND DOCUMENTS WHICH ARE BEYOND CONSTRAINTS ORDINARY BUDGET.

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

FUNDRAISING AND OTHER ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT LIBRARY NEEDS AND MATERIALS PURCHASING FOR THE , MA PUBLIC .

REPRESENT OFFICERS FOR LABOR CONTRACTS AND NEGOTIATIONS. SPECIAL ASSITANCE TO MEMBERS OF DEPARTMENT WHEN IN NEED. SPECIAL GRANTS TO CHARITY ORGANIZATIONS AND GROUPS.

THE (BCCLS) FACILITATES A FORWARD-THINKING PUBLIC STSTEM THROUGH COST-EFFECTIVE RESOURCE SHARING

THE IS ESTABLISHED TO RECEIVE AND ACCEPT PROPERTY, WHETHER REAL, PERSONAL OR MIXED BY WAY OF GIFT, BEQUEST OR DEVISE FROM ANY PERSON, FIRM, TRUST, CORPORATION, OR THE PUBLIC-AT-LARGE IN EITHER AN INDIVIDUAL OR FIDUCIARY CAPACITY, TO BE USED TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE GRADUATES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT OR GRANTS TO THE BOARD OF .

holds monthly open singings at the Church of the Redeemer to promote Shape Note singing Average attendence is 1530 Tunebooks and recordings are sold at these meetings to promote awareness of this music

GRANTS TO IMPOVERISHED INDIVIDUALS AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO BE USED FOR THE COSTS OF HOUSING, FOOD, CHILDCARE, CLOTHING AND EDUCATION.

AWARD SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO RESIDENTS WHO ARE, OR WILL BE ATTENDING, A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY AND WHOSE MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY IS, OR WILL BE, RELATED TO HORTICULTURE.

CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES ARE LIMITED TO MAKING GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO PRESELECTED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES BASIC NECESSITIES TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY WHO ARE IN NEED. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PROMOTES READING AND LITERACY BY DONATING BOOKS TO SCHOOLS AND REGIONAL LIBRARIES.

Medical expense grants for 7 private individuals

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 PRESENT EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS AND DISCUSSIONS AND OTHER EVENTS RELATING TO THE SECURITIES INDUSTRY AND TO MAKE EDUCATIONAL GRANTS THAT SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES THE ORGANIZATION.

THE FOUNDATIONS MISSION IS TO PROVIDE AID TO VICTIMS OF DISASTER, AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS, AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. TO FINANCE THESE GRANTS THE RECEIVES REVENUES PRIMARILY FROM AN ANNUAL SPECIAL EVENT, CONTRIBUTIONS AND INVESTMENT INCOME.

GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES (SEE GRANT EXPLANATION LIST OF GRANTS ATTACHED.)

TO MAKE GRANTS FOR HARDSHIP RELIEF TO ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES OF ASSISTED LIVING, LLC WHO MEET SPECIFIC: EMPLOYEE REQUIREMENTS AND LOW INCOME REQUIREMENTS.

JEWISH EDUCATION FOR RUSSIAN IMMIGRANTS

AFPB provided scholarship support to students in and from , supported the Independent Journal Burmese Studies, the Virtual Federal University, as well as making a number grants to small primary and secondary education institutions serving the people and from .

The purpose of the organization is to accept contributions in order to make grants and provide other assistance to benefit persons who are in need of financial assistance because of a personal crisis such as natural calamities or unexpected death of immediate family member.

FOUNDATION WAS FORMED TO SUPPORT , WHICH IS A DEPARTMENT OF TOWN OF , MASSACHUSETTS. SUPPORT INCLUDES A BROAD RANGE OF NEEDS SUCH AS MATERIALS, BUILDING MAINTENANCE, FURNISHINGS AND PROGRAMS.

Grants and Contributions to charitable organizations

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO IN DIRE NEED THROUGH MISSION TRIPS TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES, AS WELL AS GRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.

Award grants to to fund educational projects

Raise funds for the Public to help maintain the programs, books, music, movies, television programs, magazines and E-books offered to and the surrounding communities.

To award grants to fund other 501c3 organizations

To provide grants for victims of a "qualified disaster" within the meaning of Internal Revenue Code Section 139.

IS DEDICATED TO STEWARDING ARTISTIC LEGACIES OF BETTY, GEORGE, AND THEIR DAUGHTER, FRANCESCA . IT MAINTAINS A SUBSTANTIAL COLLECTION OF ARTWORKS BY EACH ARTIST, FROM ALL PERIODS AND MEDIA, WHICH WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE TO MUSEUMS, CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS, SCHOLARS, AND ARTISTS TO FURTHER APPRECIATION AND UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR WORK. HAS ALSO UNDERTAKEN PRESERVATION AND CATALOGING OF ITS EXTENSIVE ARCHIVES TO MAKE THIS INFORMATION ACCESSIBLE FOR SCHOLARLY STUDY. IN ADDITION, HAS BEGUN TO PLACE CERTAIN ARTWORKS IN PUBLIC COLLECTIONS THROUGH GRANTS.

PROVIDING GRANTS FOR RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS

ISSUING GRANTS AND STUDENT LOANS TO DENTAL STUDENTS. ON JUNE 30, 2021 THERE WERE 50 LOANS OUTSTANDING AND THERE WAS A TOTAL OF $20,000 IN NEW LOANS ISSUED.

MAINTENANCE ON A UNIVERSITY OF MN WEB SERVER OF THE LEGACY WEB SITE OF THE NOW-DISSOLVED MARXIST EDUCATIONAL PRESS PUBLISHER OF SOME THIRTY SCHOLARY BOOKS and TWENTY VOLUMES OF IT JOURNAL NATURE, SOCIETY and THOUGHT. MUCH VOLUNTARY LABOR TO MAKE MANY OF THESE PUBLICATIONS AVAILABLE ONLINE ELECTRONICALLY WITHOUT CHARGE.

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.

PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO SECONDARY SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, AND UNIVERSITIES FOR FINANCIALLY DISADVANTAGED YOUTH WHO DEMONSTRATE EXCELLENCE IN ATHLETICS OR ACADEMICS

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