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151		SEATTLE, WA
152		CHATTANOOGA, TN
153		San Diego, CA
154		PHOENIX, AZ
155		REDMOND, WA
156		WOODSIDE, CA
157		MOSCOW, ID
158		FORT LEONARD WOOD, MO
159		Nashville, TN
160		BOARDMAN, OR
161		KATY, TX
162		Shelton, WA
163		AUSTIN, TX
164		GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO
165		Richardson, TX
166		LA HABRA, CA
167		Riverview, FL
168		RIDGELAND, MS
169		PORTLAND, OR
170		PALO ALTO, CA
171		San Francisco, CA
172		MADISON, MS
173		NORCROSS, GA
174		CONCORD, CA
175		AUSTIN, TX
176		ATLANTA, GA
177		DOTHAN, AL
178		SANTA BARBARA, CA
179		PORTLAND, OR
180		ST LOUIS, MO
181		PALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA
182		DALLAS, TX
183		Dexter, OR
184		LOS ANGELES, CA
185		STILLWATER, OK
186		ATLANTA, GA
187		NAPA, CA
188		TALLAHASSEE, FL
189		Monahans, TX
190		PETALUMA, CA
191		LONGMONT, CO
192		ORLANDO, FL
193		ODESSA, TX
194		OAKLAND, CA
195		SAN DIEGO, CA
196		TALLAHASSEE, FL
197		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
198		PENSACOLA, FL
199		San Francisco, CA
200		IRVINE, CA

PROVIDES TECHNOLOGY, MARKETING, AND COMMUNICATIONS CONSULTING, GRAPHIC DESIGN, AND WEBSITE MANAGEMENT TOOLS TO JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS TO HELP THEM PURSUE THEIR MISSION AND GOALS.

THE CTC PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF IN BUSINESS AND EDUCATION THROUGHOUT THE GREATER AREA. MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO COMPANIES SUPPORTING THIS GROWTH.

To improve learning Middle School by providing our teachers the technology, equipment and service necessary to help students.

TO ASSIST PROFESSIONALS THE SYSTEM WITH THE INTEGRATION OF INTO THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS.

Provide scholarships to Institute of Technology students who showed financial need

IN 2019 AND 2020, THE MADE A TOTAL OF $500,000 IN PROGRAM-RELATED INVESTMENT LOANS TO EARLY LEARNING SOLUTIONS, INC. (ELS). UNDER THE TERMS OF THE LOAN AGREEMENT, ELS MAY REQUEST UP TO $1,000,000 IN TOTAL LOAN FUNDING. INTEREST ON OUTSTANDING PRINCIPAL ACCRUES AT AN ANNUAL RATE OF 2.59%. THE CHARITABLE PURPOSE OF THE LOAN IS TO SUPPORT THE PROVISION OF STANDARDS-ALIGNED, EVIDENCE-BASED EARLY LEARNING MATH SOFTWARE, WITH EFFORTS MADE AND DISCOUNTS PROVIDED TO FACILITATE THE IMPLEMENTATION, TRAINING, AND SALE OF THE SOFTWARE AND SOFTWARE-RELATED SERVICES IN SCHOOLS OR EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES WHERE AT LEAST FIFTY PERCENT OF CHILDREN ENROLLED ARE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE OR REDUCED PRICE MEALS. EXPENDITURE RESPONSIBILITY IS BEING CONDUCTED ON THIS LOAN AND REPORTED ON STATEMENT 12.

TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE THE MISSION OF , A HOSPITAL ORGANIZED UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3), INCLUDING FACILITATING SOURCES OF SUPPORT OUTSIDE OF PATIENT FEES TO SUPPLEMENT THE GROWING NEEDS AND EQUIPMENT DUE TO IMPROVEMENTS IN TECHNOLOGY AND SERVICES AND PROVIDING COMMUNITY SERVICE, EDUCATION AND OUTREACH PROGRAMS TO THE PUBLIC REGARDING HEALTHCARE ISSUES.

THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF (LWI) IS TO CREATE OR RETAIN TECHNOLOGY-RELATED BUSINESSES, SAVE OR CREATE NEW JOBS, GENERATE NEW PRODUCTS OR PROCESSES, INCREASE RESEARCH FUNDING, AND TO FACILITATE THE TRANSFER OF TECHNOLOGY FROM RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TO THE MARKETPLACE

The Inter-American provides financial and technical support to community programs in Guatemala. IAHA works closely with partners in the US and Guatemala to create a sustainable network of support for our projects and to develop innovative service-learning initiatives.

TO PROVIDE ADVANCED BROADBAND FACILITIES AND SERVICES OVER A FIBER OPTIC NETWORK TO AREAS LACKING IN SERVICES ALTOGETHER OR AT RATES THAT ARE COST PROHIBITIVE.

PROVIDE EQUIPMENT, SOFTWARE LICENSES, UNIFORMS, AND TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT TO AID COACHES

To operate for educational purposes and to promote, sponsor and financially support instructional enhancement, academic technology, faculty development, faculty improvement, student scholarships and athletics/activity programs.

To strengthen and sustain language, academic achievement, and career pathways students at TSD across by enhancing educational opportunities in five key areas (Literacy, Outreach, Technology, STEM curriculum, and Career/Technical education)

PURCHASE LAPTOPS FOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS BASED ON REQUEST FROM SCHOOL COUNSELORS.

We have organized a series of events on Science and Technology Education Innovation and Investment to enrich the local community

WORKSHOP - HOW TO USE YOUR TECHNOLOGY DEC 2020 - COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA = $18,651

Line 10: Includes grants provided to teachers to cover various classroom needs Line 16: Includes expenses to purchase educational technology for classrooms, install water fountains on school grounds, programs to support staff and student awards, supplies for classrooms, purchase planners for each student.

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INSPIRES YOUNG PEOPLE TO EXPLORE THEIR WORLD THROUGH HANDS-ON LEARNING WITH COMMUNITY EXPERTS THROUGH CLASSES, CAMPS, WORKSHOPS AND HIGH SCHOOL INTERNSHIPS. OUR GOAL IS TO REINFORCE THE JOY LEARNING, ASSIST YOUNG PEOPLE IN DEVELOPING INTELLECTUALLY AND TO HELP THEM PREPARE FOR REWARDING CAREERS. WE STRIVE TO MAKE OUR EXPERIENCES AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS WHO SEEK THEM, AND INCLUDE THOSE WHO MIGHT NOT OTHERWISE PARTICIPATE. WE VALUE ALL LEARNING AND OFFER EXPERIENCES IN MANY DISCIPLINES. WE EMPHASIZE SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATH, BECAUSE THE RAPID RATE CHANGE IN THESE FIELDS AND THEIR ESSENTIAL ROLE IN MODERN LIFE.

TH HOUR PROJECT - FUNDED EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES RELATED TO INCREASING EDUCATION AND AWARENESS AROUND CLIMATE CHANGE, RENEWABLE ENERGY, SUSTAINABLE FOOD AND AGRICULTURE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND MARINE TECHNOLOGY

is a technology not-for-profit that builds software and initiatives to strengthen journalism, digital literacy, and accessibility of information for global communities.

TO PROVIDE STUDENTS WHO ARE MEMBERS AND/OR PLEDGES OF FRATERNITY AT UNIVERSITY, STARKVILLE, MS WITH THE FOLLOWING: FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE WITH EDUCATIONAL NEEDS, EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS, EDUCATIONAL GRANTS, EDUCATIONAL TUTORING ASSISTANCE, ASSISTANCE WITH COMPUTERS AND OTHER SUCH EDUCATIONAL DEVICES, ASSISTANCE WITH TUITION, AND ASSISTANCE WITH BOOKS AND LABORATORY FEES.

PROVIDES EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE AND SUPPORT FOR SOURCE SOFTWARE AND SOURCE PROJECTS, INCLUDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOURCE TECHNOLOGIES AND IMPLEMENTATION OF SYSTEMS. ADDITIONAL SERVICES INCLUDE CONSULTING, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, DATA SERVICES, IMPLEMENTATION, TRAINING, AND IT SERVICES, SUCH AS HOSTING AND SUPPORT, CUSTOMIZATION, TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT, AND ADVISEMENT.

PROVIDE LEADERSHIP STATEWIDE TO MINIMIZE THE DIGITAL DIVIDE BY ACCELERATING THE DEPLOYMENT AND ADOPTION OF BROADBAND AND OTHER ADVANCED COMMUNICATION SERVICES TO UNSERVED AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES.ENSURE THAT IS A GLOBAL LEADER IN THE AVAILABILITY AND USE OF BROADBAND .

TELECOMMUNICATION PROFESSIONAL ADVOCACY

TO PROVIDE ALL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH TRAVEL AND LIVING FOR WOMEN FROM TO ATTEND U.S. OR OTHER INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER . SINCE THE ORGANIZATION BEGAN MORE THAN 400 STUDENTS HAVE BEEN ENROLLED AT TOP UNIVERSITIES IN THE U.S. THE STUDENTS IN THE PROGRAM HAVE AN AVERAGE GPA OF 3.75. ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO BE PARTNERS IN THIS INITIATIVE BY HOLDING DOWN ON-CAMPUS JOBS TO PAY FOR BOOKS AND INCIDENTALS. ON AVERAGE, THE PROGRAM PAYS FOR LESS THAN 10% OF THE TOTAL COSTS OF A FOUR YEAR , WITH THE BALANCE FUNDED BY MERIT BASED COLLEGE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS. THE ESTIMATED VALUE OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2021 WAS 368,000. OTHER DONATED SERVICES INCLUDE AIR FARE, CLOTHING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.

OUR MISSION IS TO SUPPORT HEALTHCARE IN AND SURROUNDING AREAS. FOUNDATION PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO HOUSTON COUNTY HEALTH CARE AUTHORITY DBA HEALTH CENTER ( HEALTH) AND ITS AFFILIATES BY ESTABLISHING PARTNERSHIPS IN ORDER TO ENHANCE HEALTH AND WELLNESS IN , NORTHWEST FLORIDA AND SOUTHWEST GEORGIA. FOUNDATION WORKS TO STRENGTHEN RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN HEALTH, ITS AFFILIATES AND COMMUNITY WHILE HELPING FUND BOTH PRESENT AND FUTURE EQUIPMENT, TECHNOLOGY, FACILITY EXPANSION AND CLINICAL PROGRAM NEEDS. FOUNDATION SEEKS TO SUPPORT FEASIBILITY, DESIGN, AND CONSTRUCTION OF PHYSICAL STRUCTURES OUTLINED IN LONG-RANGE FACILITY IMPROVEMENT PLAN FOR HEALTH AND ITS AFFILIATES; ASSIST IN UNDERWRITING NEW TECHNOLOGY AND LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT; PREVENT OR LESSEN IMPACT DETECTION PROGRAMS AND INTERVENTION; FACILITATE INITIATIVES THAT ENCOURAGE A HEALTHY COMMUNITY; AND IDENTIFY AND C

PRODUCTION AND DISPLAY OF ART IN PUBLIC PLACES TO CULTIVATEINTEREST IN KINETIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL ART AS VITAL ART FORMS AND TO ENCOURAGE EXPERIMENTAL VISUAL ART WHICH DRAWS ITS FORM,CONTENT AND WORKING MATERIALS FROM LATE TWENTIETH-CENTURY TECHNOLOGY.

To provide an organization for those who have an interest in systems for typesetting technical text and font design; to exchange information of same and associated use of computers and computer peripheral equipment; to establish standards and provide channels to facilitate the exchange of macro packages, etc., through publications and otherwise; and to develop, implement and sponsor educational programs, seminars, and conferences in connection with the foregoing and for any lawful purpose or purposes permitted under the Rhode Island non-profit corporation act.

INC. IS ENGAGED TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN A FOR THE STUDY THE HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT INDUSTRY, TRANSPORTATION AND TECHNOLOGY, INCLUDING MUSEUMS, LIBRARIES, LABORATORIES, AND RESEARCH AND EDUCATION FACILITIES. THE FOUNTAIN AND PARK ON THE EAST SIDE THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER, WHICH HAD BEEN BUILT AND MAINTAINED BY THE FOUNDATION, WERE DONATED IN JUNE 2005 TO THE METRO EAST PARKS AND RECREATION DISTRICT, A SUBDIVISION THE STATE ILLINOIS. CONTINUES TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE METRO EAST PARKS AND RECREATION DISTRICT FOR THE REGULAR MAINTENANCE AND EXPENSES THE FOUNTAIN AND PARK. THEY ALSO ARE SUPPORTING THE METRO EAST PARKS AND RECREATION DISTRICT BY PROVIDING THE FUNDS TO BUILD VIEWING PLATFORMS, ETC. TO ENHANCE AND PROMOTE THE PARK.

THE PURPOSE THE PALOS VERDES PENINSULA COUNCIL IS TO COORDINATE EFFORTS AMONG ALL SIXTEEN WITHIN THE PALOS VERDES UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT. THOSE EFFORTS INCLUDE IMPROVEMENT TECHNOLOGY, IMPLEMENTATION SCHOOL SAFETY AND RED RIBBON WEEK PROGRAMS, AND COORDINATION THE REFLECTIONS PROGRAM HONORING STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN MUSIC, LITERATURE, POETRY, ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY.

TO ENHANCE THE PROMOTION, DEVELOPMENT AND DISSEMINATION KNOWLEDGE RELATING TO THE ART AND SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY FOR THE NON-ALCOHOLIC INDUSTRY. FOCUS AREAS ACTIVITY INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, FORMULATION, PRODUCTION, PACKAGING, EQUIPMENT AND DISTRIBUTION. WE DO THIS BY PROVIDING FORUMS FOR SCHOLARLY DISCUSSION, STIMULATING THE APPLICATION SCIENCE IN THE INDUSTRY, PUBLISHING "VOLUNTARY" TECHNICAL GUIDELINES AND BEST PRACTICES, AND ENCOURAGING AND FOSTERING RESEARCH.

The has 755 members in twelve professional chapters and three student chapters throughout . The is the largest state affiliate the National . The mission the is to advance the science, education, technology, and practice forestry; to enhance the competency its members; to establish professional excellence; and to use the knowledge, skills, and conservation ethic the profession to ensure the continued health and use forest eco-systems and the present and future availability forest resources to benefit .

AFSMC RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT CENTER, ONE THE TOP TEN HOSPITALS IN THE WORLD.THROUGHOUT THE YEARS, CENTER HAS SHOWN INCREDIBLE DEDICATION TO THE INNOVATIVE AND INTEGRATED CARE THAT CENTER PROVIDES TO EACH AND EVERY PATIENT. OUR PARTNERSHIP HELPS TO DELIVER THE HIGHEST STANDARDS MEDICINE, RESEARCH, AND TECHNOLOGY BENEFITTING ISRAEL AND THE ENTIRE WORLD.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS SEEKING A JOB IN A TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM OF STUDY TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE SYSTEM.

GEF EXISTS TO SUPPORT COLLEGE STUDENTS THAT ARE INTERESTED IN IN . THE AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS TO AND TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS ANNUALLY. THE MEMBERS OF GEF VOLUNTEER TO SUPPORT OUTSTANDING STEM PROGRAMS SUCH AS FUTURE CITIES COMPETITION AND EXPLORING AND MORE. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO PROMOTE MATH, SCIENCE AND .

CONDUCT SALES DONATED BOOKS. PROCEEDS FROM THESE SALES ARE CONTRIBUTED TO - FOR PURCHASE BOOKS AND AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT INCLUDING COMPUTERS AND SHELVING, AND TO FUND EVENTS LIKE SUMMER READING PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN.

To advance the understanding and use of to treat municipal, industrial, commercial, agricultural and waste waters.

To develop and enhance the knowledge and skills enrolled in science technology education programs through leadership development, scholarships, seminars, and area, state and national conferences.

TO AID HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES IN THE ARTS, ACADEMICS, TECHNOLOGY AND ATHLETICS, BOTH FINANCIALLY AND/OR BY PROMOTING SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY INTEREST IN THESE ACTIVITIES.

THE MISSION OF COLORADOFIRST IS TO DELIVER HIGH-QUALITY FIRST PROGRAMS TO STUDENTS IN INCLUDING MANAGING TOURNAMENTS, SUPPORTING TEAMS, AND WORKING WITH OUR PROGRAM MENTORS. OUR LONG-TERM GOAL IS TO DEVELOP THE BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY LEADERS OF TOMORROW.

ASSIST PUBLIC SAFETY ENTITIES IN DEVELOPING LOW COST, USER-DEFINED SOFTWARE SYSTEMS, APPLICATONS, AND PROGRAMS IN AN OPEN SOURCE, NON-PROPRIETARY ENVIRONMENT.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR INDIVIDUALS IN THE FIELD FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR AND ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, AND TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN SUPPORT OF NUSING, TECHNOLOGY AND RELATED ALLIED HEALTH STUDENTS AND PROGRAMS.

GROW CLEAN ENERGY MARKETS AND ACCELERATE ADOPTION OF CLEAN ENERGY TECHNOLOGY IN EQUITABLE MANNER.

TO ACCELERATE CLEAN TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION IN TO BENEFIT ECONOMY, ENVIRONMENT and COMMUNITY.

PURPOSE OF IS TO ADVANCE PROFESSION OF TECHNOLOGY BY DEVELOPING EDUCATIONAL CURRICULUM AND PROGRAMS THAT WILL BE RELEVANT AND ACCESSIBLE TO TECHNICIANS AND OTHER MEMBERS OF TEAM.

THE ORGANIZATION CONNECTS DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE WITH WORK VIA THE INTERNET.

TO SUPPORT EFFORTS TO PROMOTE THE GULF COAST AS A CENTER FOR , SUPPORTING REGIONAL IT EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITIES, AND PROVIDE NETWORKING and LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ITS MEMBERSHIP.

applies art and technology to create positive social impact through education, incubation and public programs. It tests and scales projects with high impact potential and teaches digital tools to support artists and technologists. operates Grand Theater to support Cultural Events Year-Round.

strives to enable sustainable development through education, leadership and technology. is especially focused on enabling social change in communities affected by poverty, conflict and disability through education, leadership development and technology. We envision a world where all people have access to quality education, are empowered to realize their unique aspirations, and are equipped to make positive contributions to our world. Currently, operates in 5 countries Ethiopia, India, Sri Lanka, Nicaragua and the U.S.

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