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151		MERIDEN, CT
152		CAPE MAY, NJ
153		BROOKLYN, NY
154		SUMMIT, NJ
155		Rochester, NY
156		Stamford, CT
157		SOUTH PORTLAND, ME
158		BOUND BROOK, NJ
159		BROOKLYN, NY
160		Stratford, CT
161		RUNNEMEDE, NJ
162		BROOKLYN, NY
163		STONEHAM, MA
164		NEW YORK, NY
165		LAKEWOOD, NJ
166		PLAINVIEW, NY
167		OSTERVILLE, MA
168		Langhorne, PA
169		WASHINGTON, DC
170		GREENSBORO, NC
171		MASON, OH
172		Pittsburgh, PA
173		DOWNINGTOWN, PA
174		CHARLOTTE, NC
175		CHICAGO, IL
176		Normal, IL
177		Fremont, OH
178		SPRINGFIELD, IL
179		Chicago, IL
180		SAUGATUCK, MI
181		DETROIT, MI
182		MANTEO, NC
183		MENOMONEE FALLS, WI
184		ARLINGTON, VA
185		Greendale, WI
186		GLEN ALLEN, VA
187		GERMANTOWN, MD
188		LANCASTER, PA
189		PEORIA, IL
190		CHARLOTTE, NC
191		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
192		Washington, DC
193		Jim Thorpe, PA
194		Chicago, IL
195		VEVAY, IN
196		Gaffney, SC
197		JACKSON, WI
198		BARDSTOWN, KY
199		Chagrin Falls, OH
200		HOLLAND, OH

THE WAS CREATED TO EMPOWER THE BIPOC COMMUNITY IN THE WINE INDUSTRY BY PROVIDING RESOURCES AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT THROUGH EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS, WINE EDUCATION, MENTORSHIP, AND JOB PLACEMENT. THE IS COMMITTED TO INVESTING IN THE BLACK, INDIGENOUS and LATINX WINE COMMUNITY TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES TO THOSE SEEKING A CAREER/EDUCATION IN ALL ASPECTS OF WINE.

To solicit donations and to fund scholarships for selected students in the southern New Jersey area and for related business purposes.

To place on a not for profit basis teachers, mentors and educators for educational institutions and for student learning in a remote offsite location(s) as to enable, facilitate and support students and other persons in a learning situation.

AT ELEVEN+, WE ARE DRIVEN BY A SINGLE GOAL: BREAK THE CYCLE OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC INEQUALITY BY CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR UNDERREPRESENTED YOUNG ADULTS. AT THE SAME TIME, WE MAKE IT EASIER FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS ACCESS AN UNDER-UTILIZED POOL OF PROMISING YOUNG TALENT. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY RAISING AND DISTRIBUTING FUNDS SUPPORT VALUABLE INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCES THAT MAKE A MEANINGFUL, MEASURABLE DIFFERENCE FOR PARTICIPATING STUDENTS, GETTING THEM AND BEYOND.

To provide mentoring and incentives to junior and senior high school students experiencing home-insecurity to promote their graduation from high school, with the hope that this will be the first step to ending the cycle of poverty.

THE PURPOSE IS CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL AND IT IS CREATED SPECIFICALLY TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED AND DESERVING DALIT STUDENTS BY OFFERING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO SUCH STUDENTS TO ATTEND SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES.

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

The specific purpose of this public charity is to engage in providing scholarships to disadvantaged students and engage in other support for educational activities with the goal of changing lives and futures of the individuals.

IS A GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL WHICH MEETS THE EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS NEEDS OF ITS STUDENTS.

is organized to facilitate the education and training of children, youth and adults. This may include but is not limited to funding scholarships, producing education programs and materials, building schools and other education facilities.

The organization will raise funds and award scholarships to catholic students whom demonstrate financial need, wish to be leaders in the community and show a strong commitment to community service and Catholic Christian life.

To provide financial assistance to underprivileged youth to aid promote educational development through grants stipends, scholarships and financial assistance to needy students and generally to advance the educational development of needy students.

The offers support through financial donations to educational and community based causes including a yearly scholarship benefiting a graduating senior from Stoneham High School

MUSICAL INSTRUMENT PROGRAM: PURCHASED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR PURPOSES OF LENDING THEM TO STUDENTS/ALUMNI OF THE JUILLIARD SCHOOL AND OTHER MUSIC CONSERVATORIES.

SUPPORT OF LOW INCOME STUDENTS

TO SUPPORT AND AID OTHER ORGANIZATIONS; TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE FAMILIES OF LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS IN TIMES OF GREAT STRESS OR FINANCIAL NEED DUE TO ACCIDENT, ILLNESS, FLOODS, NATURAL DISASTER, UNFORSEEN MEDICAL EXPENSES, AND OTHER SIMILAR NEEDS; TO SUPPORT CHARTIABLE ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE GOAL IS TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE FIELD OF LAW ENFORCEMENT; TO SUPPORT AND AID PROGRAMS THAT ENHANCE THE LAW ENFORCEMENT FIELD; TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, OR GRANTS TO WORTHY INDIVIDUALS SEEKING HIGHER EDUCATION TO PURSUE CAREERS IN LAW ENFORCEMENTS.

DIRECT GRANTS TO THEATRICAL DEPARTMENTS AND PROGRAMS, IN SUPPORT OF SCHOLARSHIPS PROVIDED TO THEATRE STUDENTS.

Provide affordable quality programs to all ages. Emphasis on athlete mental and physical health, socialization and leadership skills. The organization services over 2,000 registered participants (ages 4 -adult) annually in partnership park and recreation agencies, schools, etc. In addition, BCTA serves as the USTA Net Generation partner for 120 schools throughout the offering in physical education programs at no charge to the school or its students. Estimated additional athletes reached via school P.E. exceeds 2,500.

ENTERPRISE STUDENT FELLOWSHIPS - A FINANCIAL NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR ACADEMICALLY QUALIFIED CITIZEN RESIDENTS OF TO OBTAIN AN UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS THAT, DUE TO FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, WOULD OTHERWISE NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO OBTAIN SUCH AN . DURING THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2022, THE TWELFTH SAND FINAL GRADUATING CLASS INCLUDED 28 -CAEF FELLOWS. AS NO ADDITIONAL SOURCES OF FUNDING HAVE BEEN SECURED, THE ORGANIZATION AWARDED ITS FINAL NEW FELLOWSHIPS IN FY19 AS IT IS COMMITTED TO RENEWING THE EXISTING FELLOWSHIPS THROUGH THE FINAL GRADUATING CLASS IN 2022. PROGRAM COSTS INCLUDE DEVELOPMENT, MONITORING, GRADUATION AND FELLOWSHIP AWARDS. STUDENT FELLOWSHIP AWARDS ACCOUNT FOR $171,137 OF THE COST OF THIS PROGRAM SERVICE.

THROUGH THE AND POWER OF CHRIST, WE PARTNER WITH FAMILIES AND THE COMMUNITY TO EDUCATE, ENCOURAGE AND EQUIP OUR STUDENTS TO TRANSFORM THEIR FUTURE.

SUPPORT INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS AND STAFF.

THE FOUNDATION IS AN ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PROVIDING ACCESS TO PARTNERING INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION FOR UNDERSERVED AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS WITH A COMMITTMENT TO DEVELOPING THE HUMAN PERSON.

TO COLLECT CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH AN ANNUAL GOLF AND RUGBY TOURNAMENT AND DINNER DANCE TO RAISE AWARENESS OF A.L.S. AND TO PROVIDE A SCHOLARSHIP TO A LOCAL STUDENT WHO PORTRAYS THE ATTRIBUTES OF .

TO EQUIP STUDENTS TO EFFECTIVELY LEARN BY COLLECTING AND DISTRIBUTING FREE SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

FORM 990-EZ, PART III, PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE - TO AWARD COLLEGE TUITIONSCHOLARSHIPS TO PEOPLE ASSOCIATED WITH THE TROPHY AWARD ;TO PROVIDE SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE ORDEVELOP, THE CAPABILITIES OF INDIVIDUALS ENGAGED IN THE OPERATIONS OFAWARDS ; TO ENGAGE IN SUPPORT RESEARCH IN THE AWARDSAND PRODUCTS .

Cost to Administer

is a fraternal organization that provides assistance in form educational scholarships, disaster relief, and other charitable purposes.

SEE PART III, NUMBER 1

To provide student scholarships

THE OBJECTIVE OF THE SHALL BE TO RECOGNIZE ACHIEVEMENT IN THE FIELD OF /POLYMER SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT; IMPROVEMENT OF , SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY. THESE OBJECTIVES SHALL BE ACHIEVED BY: 1-CONDUCTING AN ANNUAL MEETING TO ENABLE MENBERS TO DECIDE ON WHICH PROGRAMS SHOULD BE RECOGNIZED. 2-CONTRIBUTING FUNDS FROM ITS TREASURY TO EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS WHICH THE DEEMS WORTHY OF SUPPORT. 3-ADMINISTERING A SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR DESERVING STUDENTS IN THE STUDY OF /POLYMER SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT.

The is a non-profit resource development arm of Wayne County Community College District and funds the annual merit and text book assistance program

TO DEVELOP, ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL HERITAGE OF BUILDING IN AND TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS.

THE PAS (NYSSPA) PROVIDES PAS A COLLECTIVE VOICE THROUGH ADVOCACY AND ENHANCING THE ENVIRONMENT PA PRACTICE FOCUSED ON QUALITY PATIENT AND HEALTHCARE OUTCOMES.NYSSPA PROMOTES AND EMPOWERS ALL PAS AND PA STUDENTS AS INTEGRAL MEMBERS AND LEADERS HEALTHCARE TEAMS, WHO PRACTICE EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE, EXCEL AT RESEARCH AND ACADEMIA, AND PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY, COST-EFFECTIVE CARE.

THE AFFORDS MEMBERS AND OTHERS AN INCOME TAX DEDUCTION FOR CONTRIBUTIONS OF FUNDS TO BE USED FOR SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. THE LIBRARY FUNCTION OF THE IS MANAGED BY THE . THE WAS QUALIFIED BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE ON FEBRUARY 26, 1979, AS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAX UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE. THE OFFICERS OF THE SERVE AS TRUSTEES. AS FUNDS PERMIT THEY WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR SUCH USES AS SCHOLARSHIPS AND RESEARCH GRANTS. THE CAS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AND THE REINSURANCE PRIZE ARE CURRENTLY FUNDED BY THE .

Encourage MBA education for Italian students

TO REWARD OUTSTANDING STUDENTS WITH SCHOLARSHIPS.

CONDUCT , RENT FACILITIES FOR , REFRESHMENTS FOR JUDGES, PRIZES FOR JUDGES, PRIZES FOR STUDENTS WINNERS OVER 500 REGISTERED STUDENTS PARTICIPANTS AND 200 JUDGES FROM COMMUNITY ARE HOSTED AT THE EVENT.

THE PURPOSE OF THE IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL OR OTHER SUPPORT FOR LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, FOR NEW AND INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL AND/OR STUDENT SUPPORT PROGRAMS, AND TO ENHANCE, SUPPLEMENT, AND ENRICH EXISTING PROGRAMS THAT DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BENEFIT CHILDREN AND STUDENTS OF ALL AGES WITHIN THE INTERMEDIATE UNIT 13 AND/OR ITS MEMBER SCHOOL DISTRICTS.

THE HAS AS ITS PURPOSE TO RECEIVE, MANAGE,AND DISTRIBUTE PHILANTHROPIC GIFTS THAT PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE PAYMENT OF TUITION FOR QUALIFIED STUDENTS ATTENDING ILLINOIS CENTRAL COLLEGE AND THE PAYMENT OF RELATED PROMOTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

TO DEVELOP SCHOLARSHIPS AND TO PROMOTE AND FURTHER THE ARTS, SCIENCES, AND PROFESSIONS AT UNIVERSITY AND FOR THAT PURPOSE TO ESTABLISH SCHOLARSHIPS AND TO ASSIST WORTHY STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY.

TO PROMOTE THE IDEALS AND VALUES OF THE FRATERNITY THROUGH LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, TO PARTNER WITH EDUCATIONAL AND JEWISH COMMUNAL ORGANIZATIONS, TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND PROGRAMMING FOR THE BETTERMENT OF OUR BROTHERS AND OUR COMMUNITY.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE IS TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, EDUCATIONAL, LITERARY /OR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES OF THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS FROM THE ALBANY DIOCESE OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH WHO ARE ATTENDING THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA.

Helping Students and Schools

The organization is operated exclusively for charitable, educational, literary, art and scientific purposes to assist with, supplement, develop, maintain and expand educational programs for students at John C. and to enrich the educational experience such students.

AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

MAKING GRANTS TO WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES IN SUPPORT OF SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS.

EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS ARE PROVIDED TO THE YOUTH EDUCATORS OF NELSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY. IN 2022, SCHOLARSHIPS TOTALING 4,100 WERE AWARDED.

Provide grants and funding for health wellness programs Improvements to fields facilities and programs to over 1000 students

TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL MISSION OF LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BY RECEIVING, MANAGING AND DISTRIBUTION GIFTS TO BENEFIT STUDENTS, FACULTY AND PROGRAMS.

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