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51		BOSTON, MA
52		Brooklyn, NY
53		TEANECK, NJ
54		Harrisville, RI
55		GARDEN CITY, NY
56		YAPHANK, NY
57		PROVIDENCE, RI
58		BLOOMFIELD, CT
59		BRONX, NY
60		Albany, NY
61		Kings Park, NY
62		NEW YORK, NY
63		BROOKLYN, NY
64		JACKSON, NJ
65		Lynn, MA
66		MANCHESTER CENTER, VT
67		West Springfield, MA
68		SHARON, MA
69		Worcester, MA
70		WESTBURY, NY
71		PLYMOUTH, MA
72		LYME, NH
73		RAMSEY, NJ
74		WASHINGTON, DC
75		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
76		WASHINGTON, DC
77		MANAKIN SABOT, VA
78		PONTIAC, MI
79		Hazelhurst, WI
80		GEORGETOWN, IN
81		GRAND RAPIDS, MN
82		CHARLOTTE, NC
83		Minneapolis, MN
84		PITTSBURGH, PA
85		Bethesda, MD
86		DILLSBURG, PA
87		GREENSBORO, NC
88		LURAY, VA
89		RICHMOND, VA
90		BALTIMORE, MD
91		OAKTON, VA
92		Potomac, MD
93		Minneapolis, MN
94		LINTHICUM HEIGHTS, MD
95		PHILADELPHIA, PA
96		PHILADELPHIA, PA
97		SHIPPENSBURG, PA
98		PHILADELPHIA, PA
99		KENNETT SQUARE, PA
100		Philadelphia, PA

RENOVATION OF A CONSERVATION RESTRICTION FOR PARK LAND.

supports contemporary Jewish culture on an international scale, bringing greater exposure to artists and cultural initiatives and providing opportunities for new projects and collaborations. , a global network of Jewish artists, currently with 696 members in the Americas, Israel, Europe, Australia and Africa, engages audiences with Jewish ideas and community through the vibrant Jewish and Israeli cultural landscape. We have created this international network through facilitated gatherings to build community, and by sparking action through small grants. We empower artists and cultural organizations to create experiences to broaden the impact of Jewish culture.

IS AN EXEMPLARY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION WHERE YOUNG MEN ARE INFUSED WITH A DEEP AND MEANINGFUL UNDERSTANDING OF RELIGION AND SPIRITUAL OBLIGATIONS. FOLLOWS A RIGOROUS YET TRADITIONAL YESHIVA CURRICULUM WHICH INCLUDE CLASSES IN ETHICS, PHILOSOPHY, FAITH, AND MORALITY. AT WE PLACE A STRONG EMPHASIS ON CHARACTER BUILDING, INDIVIDUAL GROWTH, AND SELFLESS DEVOTION TO PUBLIC SERVICE, CONSEQUENTLY, MANY OF OUT ALUMNUS DEVELOP INTO INFLUENTIAL COMMUNITY LEADERS. AS ALTRUISM IS PART OF THE VERY FABRIC OF OUR EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY. WE PROVIDE GENEROUS SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS IN WHICH OUR ORGANIZATION SEES POTENTIAL. AT WE FIRMLY BELIEVE THAT WE CAN BUILD A BETTER FUTURE THROUGH THE EDUCATION OF OUR YOUTH AND WE ARE COMMITTED TO CHANGING THE WORLD ON CHILD AT A TIME.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO ASSIST IN NEED WITHIN THE ENGLAND AREA AND TO GIVE THEM EASIER ACCESS TO HELP. THE ORGANIZATION STRIVES TO HELP WITH LESS CRITERIA FOR THEM TO MEET IN ORDER TO RECIEVE HELP.

SUPPORTS PRESERVING, PROMOTING AND PROTECTING FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS AGRARIAN SPORTIING LIFE FOCUSING ON SPORT OF MOUNTED HUNTING WITH HOUNDS AND ART OF HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE DRIVING. ACTIVITY INVOLVES USE AND MAINTENANCE OF LAND AS A HABITAT FOR FOX, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE OF BRIDGES, ROADS, DAMS AND LANDSCAPING AS A COURSE FOR HORSE DRAWN CARRIAGE DRIVING. USE OF LAND FOR ACTIVITIES IS PROVIDED AT NO COST TO USERS BUT MAINTENANCE COSTS OF PROPERTY HAVE BEEN SUPPORTED BY EXPENDITURES. ACTIVTY EDUCATES PUBLIC ABOUT AGRARIAN SPORTING LIFE, BY FOSTERING AND ENCOURAGING GOOD RELATIONS BETWEEN RELATED ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING OLD DOMINION HOUND CLUB, OLD DOMINION HOUND PONY CLUB AND PIEDMONT DRIVING CLUB TO PROMOTE AND COORDINATE FOR HUNTS AND DRIVING SHOWS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES TO FORMULATE EDUCATION PROGRAMS, CLINICS IN INTEREST OF FOX HUNTING AND CARRIAGE DRIVING.

TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE POSITIVE ROLE OUR ETHNIC GROUP (GERMAN) HAS PLAYED IN BUILDING AMERICA.

TO SUPPORT THE PURPOSES OF THE WARREN ALPERT MEDICAL SCHOOL OF UNIVERSITY, AS WELL AS OTHER TAX-EXEMPT NONPROFIT HOSPITALS IN RHODE ISLAND.

TO PROMOTE and SUPPORT ATHLETES WITH DISABILITIES and PROGRAMS THAT SUPPORT THEM.

will provide critical relief directly to the Island and all of its victims.

The charitable and educational purpose of the Corporation is to teach the game of basketball, to youth residing in or near the Town of New Scotland, New York; to stimulate interest of the public in the sport of basketball; to promote good sportsmanship; to foster amateur sports and competition; and to operate a youth basketball program to help in developing the character of youth residing in or near the Town of New Scotland, New York. The Corporation will organize and offer basketball instruction and programs; solicit donations and accept money or personal property in aid of such purposes, and maintain the same; provide financial assistance and equipment, at such times and under such conditions as may be determined by the Board of Directors of the Corporation, to youth who would not otherwise be able to participate in these activities. In addition to youth basketball, the Corporation will support other youth sports programs, including soccer, football, lacrosse, baseball, and golf.

Animal care and resuce

THE CORPORATION IS FORMED PRIMARILY TO COMBAT COMMUNITY DETERIORATION BY RESTORING AND BEAUTIFYING THE STREETS AND EXTERIOR FACADES OF BUILDINGS LOCATED IN THE TOWN CENTERS OF , NEW YORK.

BUILDING A MOVEMENT ROOTED IN THE INNOVATION, POWER, AND LEADERSHIP OF WORKING PEOPLE

TO SUPPORT THE OBSERVANCE JEWISH ORTHODOX OBSERVANCE TORAH IN GENERAL AND MIKVA IN PARTICULAR.

TO SUPPORT YOUTH LED CHANGE-MAKING AND TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO ADULTS INTERESTED IN CREATING INCLUSIVE, YOUTH-FOCUSED LEARNING SPACES

EMPOWERS WOMEN IN DRY LANDS OF AFRICA TO ESTABLISH SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS, BUILD RESILIENT FAMILIES, GRADUATE FROM EXTREME POVERTY AND CATALYZE CHANGE IN THEIR RURAL COMMUNITIES.

Contributions to Tammy Jacobson-Landon Scholarship Fund at Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech

Trips to expose people to Holocaust and Jewish History

EducationandLiterary.History-relatedprofessionalorganization.

THE MISSION OF SIUH IS TO ACHIEVE PHILANTHROPIC RELATIONSHIPS FOR SUPPORT AND ENDOWMENT, PRO- VIDING THE HIGHEST QUALITY CARE, SERVICES AND STATE-OF-THE-ART EQUIP.

THE MISSION OF THE NEC TOUR IS TO RAISE FUNDS ON BEHALF OF OTHER IRS QUALIFIED SECTION 501(C)3 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, WHOSE MISSIONS SUPPORT RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND AWARENESS AIMED AT CURING AND TREATING CHRONIC DISEASES, SUCH AS DIABETES, THAT AFFECT A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF THE UNITED STATES POPULATION.

BLACK BEAR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION: THE IS WORKING WITH RENOWNED BLACK BEAR SPECIALIST BEN KILHAM TO RESEARCH THE BEHAVIOR OF BLACK BEARS, AND TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT BEARS. EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ABOUT BEAR BEHAVIOR IS CRITICAL IN ORDER TO ENHANCE COHABITATION, REDUCE BEAR/HUMAN CONFLICT AND PROMOTE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION. (NO COSTS INCURRED BY IN FYE 2022 AS THIS WAS VOLUNTEER TIME)

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ENHANCES PEACEBUILDING IN CENTRAL AFRICA AND AROUND THE WORLD BY CONNECTING DONORS AND LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO PROMOTE RECONCILIATION AND AN END TOARMED VIOLENCE.

BUILDING A STRONGER THROUGH EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS, RESEARCH AND OUTREACH BASED INCENTIVES.

SEE PART III, LINE 1.

PROVIDE SUPPORT IN CHARITIES IN AREA AND SURROUNDING LOCALITIES.

TO SOLICIT, ACCEPT AND INVEST CONTRIBUTIONS, GIFTS, DEVICES AND BEQUESTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF AND ITS AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS.

The was formed to support community service events, community improvements, youth leadership initiatives and charitable activities initiated by local clubs.

TO ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF ALL STUDENTS BY SUPPORTING ACADEMIC AND ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES THROUGH VOLUNTEER AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, ENCOURAGING PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT, AND PROVIDING A CHANNEL OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PARENTS AND TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS AND STAFF.

DEDICATED TO REDUCING HUNGER AND BUILDING A STRONGER

To perform the endowment functions of and to assist in carrying out the purposes of Inc. and its constituent charitable programs of operating Conference Center at Little Switzerland NC and the Leadership Initiative and William C. Friday Fellowships.

works to support and strengthen the in the areas of community building, economic and housing though engaged and informd actions, fostering a where everyone can thrive.

Promoteandsupportwelfareofschoolandcommunity

Restore and its parklands as a natural oasis for all people to appreciate and protect.

FVI, IS DEMONSTRATING THE LOVE OF JESUS BY PARTNERING WITH LOCAL CHURCHES IN SOUTHERN AFRICA TO EMPOWER FAMILIES AND CAREGIVERS TO MEET THE SPIRITUAL, EMOTIONAL, AND PHYSICAL NEEDS OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. FVI, PARTNERS AND EQUIPS TRUSTWORTHY LOCAL CHURCH AND COMMUNITY LEADERS TO DEVELOP CUSTOM PLANS THAT HOLISTICALLY ADDRESS THE UNIQUE NEEDS OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CHILDREN USING SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS THROUGH A 5-YEAR CAPACITY BUILDING PROCESS. IN COLLABORATION WITH OTHER NON-PROFITS WORKING IN THE COMMUNITY, FVI PROVIDES TRAINING WORKSHOPS, SKILLS TRAINING, FINANCIAL RESOURCES AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES TO ENHANCE THE ORPHAN CARE WORK BEING DONE IN THESE VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES BY LOCAL CHURCH PARTNERS, FIELD STAFF AND CAREGIVERS. TO IMPROVE THE LONG-TERM SUSTAINABILITY OF FAMILIES BEYOND OUR PARTNERSHIP, FVI HAS ACTIVITIES FOCUSED ON STRENGTHENING A CAREGIVERS ABILITY TO MEET THE NEEDS OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE CH

provides basic home furnishings at no cost to qualified families and individuals on path to self-sufficiency. Their clients are transitioning out of homelessness, recovering from a major setback, fleeing abuse or violence, or overcoming severe poverty. In an average year organization furnishes homes of 800 families at no cost, helping a total of 2,200 people, giving out 8,000 pieces of furniture that would have otherwise been destined for landfill. This includes more than 1,000 beds with half going to children ages 4-17.

THE OF , ., (MPAS) IS TO GLORIFY GOD BY SPREADING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST TO THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF AMAZONAS, VENEZUELA. MPAS SEEKS TO ACCOMPLISH THIS THROUGH VARIOUS MINISTRIES, INCLUDING PROVIDING (I) BIBLE TRAINING, RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, CHURCH BUILDING, PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS, (II) AIR GROUND (THROUGH USE OF AIRPLANES, GENERATORS OTHER RESOURCES) TO ENSURE ACCESS TO BASIC EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE, FUEL, FOOD ELECTRICITY.

BUILDING A COMMUNITY OF WHO PROVIDE HOPE, GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT TO CHILDREN WITH CANCER AND THEIR FAMILIES

ASSISTS PEOPLE IN DEVELOPING AND MAINTAINING THE SELF-DIRECTION OF THEIR SERVICES AND , FOSTERS AND GROWS COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS, AND VALUES THE AMBITIONS AND GOALS OF THE PEOPLE WE BY JOINING IN THEIR PURSUITS AND SHARING IN THEIR SUCCESSES. IN DOING SO WE INSPIRE SYSTEMATIC CHANGE.

MINISTRIES IS TRANSFORMING DISAVANTAGES TOWNSHIPS IN AFRICA AND SOUTH AFRICA THROUGH CHURCH PLANTING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. LSFM SUPPORTS LOCAL INITIATIVES AND PARTNERS WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO BRING SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL UPLIFTING. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED IN SEVERAL WAYS: DEVELOPING YOUNG LEADERS--LSFM OFFERS SUPPORT, MENTORSHIP, LIFE-SKILLS TRAINING AND ORGANIZATIONAL AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT TRAINING.HOPE THROUGH EDUCATION--LSFM EDUCATION FUND PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO FIRST GENERATION COLLECT STUDENS AND CHILD-HEADED FARMILIES.THE COMMUNITY CENTER--LSFM PURCHASED LAND AND HAS STARTED THE BUILDING OF A COMMUNITY CENTER.

was created as a non-profit corporation to support public and educational exhibitions of art, to promote the study, improvement and advancement of the arts, and to foster research of art.The , which includes a museum of contemporary art and outdoor sculptures, is located in Montgomery County, MD, near Washington, DC and provides a contemplative, intimate setting for experiencing works of art, architecture, and nature. Open to the public four days weekly, the museum presents selections from an art collection of significant depth and breadth, as well as monumental outdoor sculptures within its landscape. Admission is free to all visitors and its school program also provides transportation for local students. An active loan program makes its artwork available to museums around the world. The does not accept grant applications.

is a 501c(3) nonprofit founded in 2007 by a group of dedicated individuals committed to addressing change in their community. After almost 10 years of working at the neighborhood level and piloting the city curbside organics recycling program, the organization expanded to promote on change in greater . holds a unique place in our environmental landscape, focusing on , policy and culture shift in , while partnering and collaborating with regional, culturally specific, and national organizations.

TO FOSTER AND PROMOTE THE RECOGNITION OF THE AS A UNIQUE IDENTITY IN ITSELF BY CONDUCTING PROGRAMS TO EDUCATE LOCAL OFFICIALS (E.G., MARSHALLS, BUILDING OFFICIALS, PLUMBING INSPECTORS, ETC.) TO INCREASE AWARENESS OF LATEST TECHNOLOGY AVAILABLE AND TO PROTECT AGAINST IMPROPER INSTALLATIONS.

TO PROMOTE THE MANAGEMENT INDUSTRY TO DEVELOP COOPERATION BETWEEN MEMBERS

PHILADELPHIA BUILDING TRADES PROVIDES ESSENTIAL COORDINATION SUPPORT TO THE WORK ITS AFFILIATED LOCAL UNIONS.

THE WAS ORGANIZED IN 1911 WITH THE OBJECTIVE TO DEVELOP THE EDUCATIONAL AND INTEREST ITS MEMBERS AND TO ADVANCE THE WELFARE THE COMMUNITY. INITIALLY THE MET IN HOMES, CHURCHES, THE YMCA OR ANY AVAILABLE SPACE. AT A MEETING IN 1920 A MOTION WAS MADE THAT RECEIPTS FROM A NOVEMBER RUMMAGE SALE BE SET ASIDE AS A BEGINNING A CLUBHOUSE FUND. THE CURRENTLY HAS 61 MEMBERS, MANY WHOM ARE VERY ACTIVE IN THE VARIOUS COMMITTEES THAT MAKE UP THE . THE COURT HOUSE COMMITTEE HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE PRESERVATION AND MAINTENANCE THE COURT HOUSE AND ITS ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS. COURT HOUSE DOCENTS ALSO PROVIDE TOURS DURING THE YEAR WITH AN OPEN HOUSE EACH MONTH FROM MAY THROUGH DECEMBER. PRIVATE TOURS MAY BE ARRANGED BY CONTACTING THE . THE GARDEN COMMITTEE MAINTAINS THE GARDENS AND GROUNDS SURROUNDING THE BUILDING AND ALSO PROVIDES TOURS TO INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS. THERE ARE SIX REGULAR MEETINGS THE DURING THE YEAR - THE

TO AID AND ASSIST NEEDY PERSONS EMIGRATING FROM IRELAND TO THE UNITED STATES

A NON-SECRETARIAN, INDEPENDENT EDUCATING BOYS AND GIRLS IN PRE-KINDERGARTEN THRU 9TH. TO PROVIDE A CHALLENGING ACADEMIC, ARTS AND ATHLETIC PROGRAM THAT NURTURES THE STRENGTHS OF EACH CHILD, FOSTERS INDEPENDENT THINKING, AND DEVELOPS GRADUATES OF CHARACTER WITH A PASSION FOR LEARNING, THE CONFIDENCE TO TAKE RISKS, AND THE PERSERVERANCE TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS IN AND LIFE.

The Organization supports the programs of The Arts Foundation in Ireland and the exhibitions of works by Fellows in the United States.

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