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Foundations Grant Funds for Marshall Islands (USA) Farming and Agriculture Page

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1		GREENWICH, CT
2		Westfield, NJ
3		Hyde Park, VT
4		FARMINGTON, CT
5		NEW YORK, NY
6		PETERSBURG, NY
7		Brooklyn, NY
8		BRANFORD, CT
9		MADISON, WI
10		CONOVER, NC
11		Saluda, SC
12		NEW PRAGUE, MN
13		KNIFE RIVER, MN
14		Gilbert, PA
15		Indianapolis, IN
16		BETHESDA, MD
17		BISMARCK, ND
18		Fairfield, IA
19		Davidson, NC
20		LANSING, MI
21		MADISON, WI
22		BRISTOL, VA
23		COLUMBUS, OH
24		Elgin, IL
25		SOUTH EUCLID, OH
26		WOOSTER, OH
27		WOOSTER, OH
28		VERSAILLES, OH
29		TERRE HAUTE, IN
30		WASHINGTON, DC
31		NEW HAVEN, IN
32		ROCKFORD, IL
33		CALEDONIA, IL
34		CHICAGO, IL
35		DULUTH, MN
36		ST CHARLES, IL
37		ROCKFORD, IL
38		LOMBARD, IL
39		CHARLESTON, IL
40		GILMAN, IL
41		Farmington, IL
42		MONMOUTH, IL
43		Mattoon, IL
44		Washington, DC
45		Roseville, IL
46		Lansing, MI
47		STERLING HEIGHTS, MI
48		Sterling Heights, MI
49		Farmington, MI
50		DETROIT, MI

TO INCREASE THE KNOWLEDGE OF HORTICULTURE AND PHOTOGRAPHY, TO DEVELOP THE ART OF FLOWER ARRANGEMENT, TO FURTHER THE IDEAS OF CONSERVATION, AND TO WORK FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY OUTREACH THAT ENHANCE THE MISSION.

Provide nonsectarian, quality, and affordable, childcare programs for children in need of this service. Children will be served regardless of race,religious affiliation or socio-economic status. Every effort will be made to serve children of all backgrounds and circumstances.

To promote family agriculture in a time honored family tradition

THE ACTIVITY PROVIDES FUNDING FOR THE SCHOLARSHIPS AT THE FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL, FARMINGTON, CONNECTICUT OR ITS SUCCESSOR REGIONAL SCHOOL RESIDING IN FARMINGTON FROM THE NET INCOME OF THE . THE SCHOLARSHIPS SHALL BE SELECTED IN A MANNER PURSUANT TO ARTICLE III OF THE AGREEMENT. IN THE EVENT THE FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL IS NO LONGER A VIABLE FINANCIAL ENTITY OR DETERMINED NOT TO BE AN EDUCATIONAL ENTITY UNDER THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 501(C)3 AND 170, THE CORPUS SHALL BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE FARMINGTON TO ESTABLISH SCHOLARSHIPS TO WORTHY STUDENTS BY UTILIZING THE CRITERIA ESTABLISHED IN ARTICLE III OF THE AGREEMENT.

RESCUES GOOD, UNUSED FOOD THAT WOULD OTHERWISEGO TO WASTE AND DELIVERS IT IMMEDIATELY TO SOUP KITCHENS, FOODPANTRIES AND HOMELESS SHELTERS IN WESTCHESTER FOR THEM TODISTRIBUTE TO LOCAL RESIDENTS IN NEED.

TO FURTHER THE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION ON SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE, FOOD SOVEREIGNTY, NATURAL BUILDING, COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT, SPIRITUAL ACTIVISM, HEALTH, AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES, PARTICULARLY THOSE FROM HISTORICALLY MARGINALIZED GROUPS; TO CONDUCT ON- AND FILED RESEARCH TO ADVANCE BEST PRACTICES IN FARMING AND FOOD SOVEREIGNTY; TO PROVIDE ON- TRAINING ON THE BEST PRACTICES IN FARMING AND FOOD SOVEREIGNTY TO FARMERS; TO OFFER OFF- PRESENTATIONS AND EDUCATIONAL EVENTS IN THE COMMUNITY; TO PUBLISH CURRICULUM, ARTICLES, AND OTHER WRITTEN AND RECORDED WORK FOR THE ON- EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT; TO BUILD INFRASTRUCTURE AND TECHNOLOGIES THAT WILL DEMONSTRATE THE BEST PRACTICES FOR AGRICULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY.

will harness the resources of WOBs to empower women at all socio-economic levels, delivering on the following objectives: Build awareness of WOBs and expand market access to increase share of overall sales revenue;Support growth and expansion of WOBs, create opportunities for more founders;Increase womens financial viability across the socio-economic spectrum and leverage womens leadership in the economic development of our communities. will:Develop joint marketing and/or public awareness campaigns for WOBProvide networking opportunities for WOB and business leadersOffer mentorship to start-up WOBsIdentify training and educational opportunities for business leadersSupport for women-focused community needs (WOB supporting an issue such as womens health, reducing gender violence, etc.)Determine incentives for eligible business that inspire and promote women in their work (e.g., publicity, tax credits, etc.); Engage c

PROVIDE RESOURCES IN ORDER TO FULFILL THE NEEDS OF INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES OR ORGANIZATIONS CONFRONTED WITH HARDSHIP. HARDSHIPS INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO PHYSICAL DISABILITY, CRITICAL ILLNESS, SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEPRIVATION, PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPAIRMENT AND MEDICAL COSTS.

TO EMPOWER GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS TO BRING POSITIVE CHANGE TO AT RISK COMMUNITIES THROOUGH ECONOMIC , EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE, AGRO- AQUACULTURE, AND PROMOTION OF JUSTICE.

TO PROMOTE THE PRESERVATION OF ANTIQUATED EARLY TO MID-TWENTIETH CENTURY EQUIPMENT USED IN RURAL AMERICAN FARMING.

The is a non-profit corporation organized exclusively to promote education, research and charitable efforts in animal agriculture in .

PROVIDE EDUCATION FOR FARMERS IN THE MIDWEST. ALSO, DONATIONS FOR PROGRAMS TO ENHANCE THE YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN THE BUSINESS. FACILIATE AND PROMOTE THE EXPO.

AGRICULTURE SERVICE MINISTRY.

To provide a venue to exhibit and promote agriculture and outdoor activities

creates and presents exceptional community theatre. We value: Providing educational and lifelong learning opportunities; Producing theatre that involves, engages, reflects, and nourishes the community; Maintaining a strong and diverse volunteer base; Ensuring equitable opportunities for all, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, disability, socio-economic status, or age, ; Creating an atmosphere of caring, support, inclusion, and professionalism; Balancing artistic vision and expression with financial stability; and Maintaining an intimate setting.

IROQUOIS VALLEY FARMS LLC LENDS FUNDS TO FARMERS TRYING TO CONVERT FARM LAND TO ORGANIC.

TO ENGAGE IN EDUCATIONAL, PROMOTIONAL, AND RESEARCH ACTIVITIES DEDICATED TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE BEEF CATTLE INDUSTRY.

Development and statewide presentations of educational programs and materials by JFAN on humane animal husbandry and sustainable alternatives to CAFO systems

protect the threatened long-leaf pine forests in the Southern United States, and train disadvantaged younger adults how to become agribusiness entrepreneurs

THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)3 OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED (THE "CODE") OR COMPARABLE SUBSEQUENT LEGISLATION. IN FURTHERANCE OF THESE PURPOSES, THE PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION IS TO CREATE STATEWIDE, INNOVATIVE ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND DISTRIBUTED RENEWABLE ENERGY FINANCING SYSTEM FOR THE BENEFIT OF UTILITY CUSTOMERS IN THE STATE OF , AND TO ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES THERETO.

TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY SUPPORTED AGRICULTURE () IN WISCONSIN AND STRIVE TO ENSURE THAT ALL FAMILIES HAVE ACCESS TO LOCALLY PRODUCED, ORGANIC FOOD AND HAVE STRONG CONNECTIONS TO THEIR FARMS, FOOD, AND COMMUNITY.

TO EDUCATE RESIDENTS AND FARMERS OF SW VIRGINIA AND EAST TENNESSEE THE BENEFITS OF ORGANIC FARMING AND FORESTRY CONSERVATION

TO SERVE PRODUCERS IN , TO PROMOTE THE INDUSTRY, TO EDUCATE CONSUMERS, AND TO FACILITATE PROGRAMS TO IMPROVE BIRD HEALTH AND THE OVERALL INDUSTRY.

Religious, Educational and Charitable purposes, including for such purposes making distributiosn to other organizations.

ORGANIZATIONS PRIMARY PURPOSE IS RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENTS OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNIQUES FOR GROWING CROPS IN DESERT, ARID LANDS AND SEMI-ARID AREAS.

PROMOTION AND EDUCATION OF FARMING

PROMOTION AND EDUCATION OF FARMING.

ANNUAL FESTIVAL

HPM PROVIDES SPIRITUAL TRAINING CONCERNING THE PRACTICE OF BY CONDUCTING SEMINARS, CONCERT OF AND DEVELOPING,GATHERING RESOURCES PERTAINING

FRESHFARM IS A NONPROFIT THAT PROMOTES SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND IMPROVES FOOD ACCESS AND EQUITY IN THE MID-ATLANTIC REGION. WE OPERATE PRODUCER-ONLY FARMERS THAT PROVIDE VITAL ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES TO LOCAL FARMERS AND FOOD PRODUCERS, PIONEERING FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAMS THAT INCREASE FOOD ACCESS FOR LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES, AND INNOVATIVE FOOD EDUCATION THAT BUILDS HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES.

TO EDUCATE THE GENERAL PUBLIC BY PROVIDING DEMONSTRATIONS OF VARIOUS FARMING PRACTICES.

BE THE VOICE, RESOURCE, AND ADVOCATE FOR FAMILIES AND AGRICULTURE, WHILE PROMOTING STEWARDSHIP FOR TODAY AND FUTURE GENERATIONS.

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR FARMERS, THEIR SPOUSES AND YOUTH. IN ADDITION THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDEDS SCHOLARSHIPS IN NURSHING AND AGRICULTURE AND PUBLISHES A NEWLETTER FOR ITS MEMBERS.

IS AN INDEPENDENT, BILINGUAL INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION CREATED UNDER THE EPISCOPAL DIOCESE TO MAKE THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION ACCESSIBLE TO A DIVERSE STUDENT POPULATION WITH EMPHASIS ON THOSE OF HISPANIC DESCENT, TO STRENGTHEN ETHNIC IDENTITY, TO REINFORCE CULTURAL INTERACTION, AND TO BUILD A BRIDGE TO FILL CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC GAPS

END HUNGER TOGETHER IN NE MINNESOTA AND NW WISCONSIN.

TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF AGRICULTURE AND ENRICH THE QUALITY OF FAMILY LIFE.

TO CARRY OUT CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL WORK IN AGRICULTURE.

CONDUCTING EDUCATION AND RESEARCH OF SOD PRODUCTION, MONITORING, INTERPRETING AND REPORTING ON LATEST ADVANCES IN TURFGRASS RESEARCH, LANDSCAPE HORTICULTURE AND AGRONOMIC SCIENCE.

THE ORGANIZATION IS GOVERNED BY A VOLUNTEER BOARD OF DIRECTORS WHOSE MISSION IS TO PROMOTE A MORE PROFITABLE AND MORE PRODUCTIVE AND MORE PERMANENT SYSTEM OF AGRICULTURE IN , TO ENCOURAGE THE DISSEMINATION OF AGRICULTURAL INFORMATION, AND TO DEVELOP AND PROMOTE THE SPIRIT OF COOPERATION AMONG AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS AND TO ENCOURAGE THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF COMMUNITY, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC FRATERNITY AMONG AGRICULTURALLY INTERESTED PARTIES.

TO IMPROVE NET INCOME FOR OUR FARMING FAMILIES, IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC WELL BEING OF OUR MEMBERS, AND PROMOTE A POSITIVE IMAGE FOR THE AGRICULTURE COMMUNITY.

Promote and award scholarships for higher learning for the benefit of High School students and graduates.

THE MISSION STATEMENT IS: TO CARRY OUT CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL WORK. SPECIFICALLY TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PERSONS STUDYING AGRICULTURE AND RELATED FIELDS, AS WELL AS PROMOTE AND FUND AG EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS.

of the support staff of Mattoon Community Unit School District #2 and Shelbyville Community Unit School District

Assist Haitian coffee farmers with training, organizing, and market access.

The Organization puts on an annual -wide for the community and it agriculture students. The students receive scholarships for their work.

Promote social economic justice through collective bargaining, education, communication, organizing, community action, administration of the organization, maintenance of its assets, delivery of benefits to members, fraternal social activities that further the interests of the members.

To support instrumental at

MEETINGS, EDUCATION, COMMUNICATION, COMMUNITY ACTION AND DONATIONS, NON-PARTISAN VOTER REGISTRATION, ADMINISTRATION OF THE ORGANIZATION, MAINTENANCE OF ITS PROPERTIES AND ASSETS, FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES WHICH FURTHER THE COMMON INTERESTS OF THE MEMBERSHIP.

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