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51		NEW YORK, NY
52		HADDONFIELD, NJ
53		TEANECK, NJ
54		BROOKLYN, NY
55		New York, NY
56		BROOKLYN, NY
57		Piscataway, NJ
58		NEW YORK, NY
59		FAIRFIELD, CT
60		New York, NY
61		Beverly, MA
62		NEW YORK, NY
63		New York, NY
64		MANHASSET, NY
65		HINGHAM, MA
66		BUZZARDS BAY, MA
67		Cambridge, MA
68		ALBANY, NY
69		Princeton, NJ
70		Teaneck, NJ
71		BOSTON, MA
72		NEW YORK, NY
73		Spencer, MA
74		FOSTER, RI
75		New York, NY
76		RIDGEFIELD, NJ
77		New York, NY
78		Shelton, CT
79		TRUMBULL, CT
80		EAST AMHERST, NY
81		FRANKLIN LAKES, NJ
82		Augusta, ME
83		Brooklyn, NY
84		WESTPORT, CT
85		NEW YORK, NY
86		ARLINGTON, MA
87		WELLESLEY, MA
88		Weston, VT
89		GREENWICH, CT
90		EAST HARTFORD, CT
91		LEXINGTON, KY
92		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
93		WASHINGTON, DC
94		MOUNT HOREB, WI
95		OAK CREEK, WI
96		REISTERSTOWN, MD
97		RICHMOND, VA
98		SPRING LAKE, MI
99		LAPEER, MI
100		FRIDLEY, MN

EMPOWER IMMIGRANTS THROUGH EDUCATION, ACCESS TO ESSENTIAL and COMMUNITY BUILDING.

OPERATES A SPORTS IN COLLINGSWOOD, NJ WHICH IS THEIR EXEMPT PURPOSE

GRANTS AND AWARDS FOR FURTHERANCE OF ARTS.

ACCEPT CHARITABLE GIFTS, BEQUESTS,GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO HELP FUND OTHER NON PROFITS THAT ARE EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE CODE.

The primary objective of the is to make grants to 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations. The does not make any grants to individuals.

TO PROMOTE, FURTHER AND SUPPORT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES THROUGH GRANTS AND OTHER MEANS OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, TO INDIVIDUALS, INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AND ABROAD.

Church with community outreach. Spreading the word of God and sharing love and service with local and extended communities. development activities spiritually, medically, financially, and leadership development.

SEARCH AND BUILD ARTIST NETWORK WHILE BUILDING A WIDER PUBLIC AWARENESS OF KOREAN AND KOREAN-AMERICAN ARTISTS AND THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO CONTEMPORARY ART BY PROMOTING THE WORK OF KOREAN ARTISTS THROUGH VISUAL ART AWARDS, PROJECT GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, EXHIBITIONS AND PUBLIC COMMISSIONS AND BUILDING A COMMUNITY OF SUPPORTS AND ART ENTHUSIASTS THROUGH PUBLIC LECTURES, WORKSHOPS, MUSEUM TOURS, ART HISTORY CLASSES AND EDUCATIONAL CULTURAL EXPERIENCES FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

TO ENHANCE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN LIBRARY AND COMMUNITY AND TO ADVOCATE FOR QUALITY LIBRARY SERVICE FOR ALL PEOPLE TOWN .

Its mission is to safeguard the dignity and the rights of migrants, refugees, seafarers, itinerants and people on the move

To provide grants and support to the to expand programs and services provided to special needs students.

GRANTS PAID - SEE PART XV

ADVANCEMENT OF IMMIGRANTS RIGHTS IN

THE PURPOSE OR PURPOSES FOR WHICH THIS CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED ARE AS FOLLOWS, TO WIT: TO PROMOTE AND IMPROVE THE EDUCATION, HEALTH, SPIRITUAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND LIVING CONDITIONS OF THE INHABITANTS OF REMOTE AND UNDERDEVELOPED VILLAGES AND RURAL AREA IN AFRICA THROUGH DIRECT ACTION, BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF WATER WELLS, POTABLE WATER FACILITIES, SEWAGE AND SANITARY FACILITIES, PROVISION OF BOOKS, INSTRUCTIONAL AND OTHER SCHOOL SUPPLIES, CONSTRUCTION, PURCHASE AND MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL, HOUSING AND COMMUNITY BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES, CONTRIBUTION TO, AND COOPERATION WITH RECOGNIZED CHARITABLE GOVERNMENTS AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS."

MAKING GRANTS FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES IN THE MEMORY OF .

TO FUND LOCAL PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES THAT WILL BENEFIT THE WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY. TOHELP PROMOTE COMMUNITY BUSINESSES AND DEVELOPMENTS. TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO LOCALHIGH SCHOOL FOR RELATED PROJECTS.

The organization provided grants to further research in the efforts to find a cure for cancer by coordinating its efforts with the American Association for Cancer Research, an organization experienced in identifying, vetting, and supporting cancer research organizations.

IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS. IN PARTICULAR, FOCUSES ITS

To solicit contributions from the general public to provide grants to high schools to support science,technology engineering, and mathematics programs and grants to researchers.

was formed to educate thought leaders and the laity in faith communities promoting the study Jewish Tradition in ways that modern people will meaningful. will carry this out in two primary methods, first by providing grants to , an organization organized as a not-for-profit entity in Israel that is engaged in a similar mission (please see http://www.har-el.org/) and, second, by organizing conferences and lectures.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS OR GRANTS TO STUDENTS PURSUING AN UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE.

THE ORGANIZATION") IS A PUBLIC CHARITY FORMED TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE GIVING TO QUALIFYING ORGANIZATIONS. IN ADDITION, THROUGH ITS SMALL BUSINESS GLOBAL GRANTS FUND, THE ORGANIZATION WILL PROVIDE GRANTS TO QUALIFYING SMALL BRAND BUSINESSES STRUGGLING IN THE WORLDWIDE PANDEMIC. THE PURPOSE OF THE GRANTS PROVIDED IS TO ASSIST QUALIFYING BRAND BUSINESSES TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN SAFE, HEALTHY, AND SUSTAINABLE WORK ENVIRONMENTS DURING AND BEYOND THE GLOBAL PANDEMIC.

To institute and sustain a close relationship between , teachers and students by planning student and family friendly events, raise funds for educational purposes and provide an unbiased forum for sharing information on issues that impact our children. We believe that a strong parent teacher organization offers a positive education experience for our children. Together as a network of and guardians we provide a wide range of support. Some examples include arranging and funding field trip transportation, supplying monthly "mini-grants" to teachers, creating Yearbooks, hosting student dances, coordinating Teacher Appreciation week and organizing fundraisers like Square One Art, Spirit Wear and Boosterthon. We also plan and fund Field Day, a day dedicated to students full of fun activities to celebrate the end of the year.

PARTNERS WITH WELFARE ORGANIZATIONS NATIONWIDE PROMOTING ADOPTION AND OFFERING GRANTS AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO BETTER LIVES OF ANIMALS.

To enrich public understanding of issues vital to the development of healthy, creative, and socially just communities, publishes books and hosts related lectures, public forums, and exhibitions.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TO CHILDREN FROM LOW-INCOME FAMILIES COMMUNITIES; TO PROVIDE RESOURCES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN; TO AID IN THE ACADEMIC SUCCESS OF CHILDREN WHO DO NOT HAVE PROPER LEARNING MATERIALS OTHER ISSUES THAT ARISE FROM ECONOMIC HARDSHIPS; TO COLLECT DISTRIBUTE FUNDS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES, COMPUTERS, TEXTBOOKS, LUNCH MONEY, TUITIOIN, OTHER EDUCATIONAL NECESSITIES TO CHILDREN FROM FAMILIES EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP; TO WORK COLLABORATIVELY WITH OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, NOT-FOR-PROFIT AFFILIATIONS, GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO ACTIVELY PARTAKE IN SOCIAL WORKS.

advocates,educates and provides monetary need-based grants to women with cancer to assist with cost of egg freezing.

was formed as a supporting organization for the Shelton Housing Authority. will apply for grants and other government funding and distribute proceeds to the Authority in support of its purpose to provide elderly, low income and disabled housing in accordance with governmental requirements.

EDUCATION - 2

WAS FORMED FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO HONOR LIFE AND VIRTUES OF WHITE BY RAISING AWARENESS AND IMPROVING TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR NATIONAL OPIOID CRISIS. WILL SEEK GRANTS, DONATIONS AND FEES TO SUPPORT ITS VARIOUS PROGRAMS.

THE ORGANIZATION?S PURPOSES INCLUDE: CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, WHICH INCLUDE IMPROVING THE SOCIAL WELL-BEING, HEALTH AND SKILLS OF CHILDREN THROUGH MUSIC AND THE ARTS BY (I) TEACHING CHILDREN HOW TO PLAY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND COMPOSE MUSIC; (II) RAISING MONEY FOR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WHICH WILL BE USED IN CHILDREN?S HOSPITALS, REHABILITATION CENTERS AND OTHER FACILITIES THAT PROVIDES HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES TO CHILDREN; (III) RAISING MONEY FOR AND PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CHILDREN WORLD-WIDE TO ATTEND PROGRAMS, CAMPS AND SCHOOLS FOCUSED ON THE ARTS IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; (IV) PROVIDING COMMUNITY OUTREACH TO CREATE AN OVERALL AWARENESS OF THE ARTS AND ITS POSITIVE IMPACT; AND (V) MAKING GRANTS FROM TIME TO TIME, IF DEEMED APPROPRIATE AND IN FURTHERANCE OF THE ABOVE-MENTIONED PURPOSES, TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED (THE "CODE"), OR THE CORRESPONDING PROVISION OF ANY FUTURE UNIT

THE MISSION OF THIS IS TO MAKE GRANTS TO ENTITIES THAT QUALIFY FOR EXEMPTION AS A SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION.

The mission of , Inc. is to raise funds in the United States to support Jewish charitable, cultural, social, and educational programs for the Jewish needy individuals in the United States and in Israel. , is Hebrew for "spreading out". In the United States , Inc maks grants to 501(c}(3) and organizations who have as a charitable mission to provide food, shelter and clothing to needy individuals. In addition, in the United States, , Inc makes grants to 501(c)(3) recognized organizations that provide Jewish educational, cultural and social activities.

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE MEANINGFUL COMPETITIVE EMPLOYMENT AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES, WHILE RAISING FUNDS FOR THE LIBRARY, THROUGH OF USED BOOKS.

THE CORPORATION) EXISTS TO ADMINISTER A GRANT PROGRAM AVAILABLE TO THOSE EMPLOYED AT GIBSON, DUNN and CRUTCHER LLP AS OF APRIL 17TH, 2020 AND WHO MAY BECOME EMPLOYED THE FUTURE, AS NON-ATTORNEY EMPLOYEES (EMPLOYEES) WHO HAVE A SPECIAL BECAUSE THEY ARE EXPERIENCING PARTICULAR FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS RESULTING FROM A DISASTER CURRENTLY, THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE CORPORATION WILL REMAIN EXISTENCE TO ADDRESS FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS THAT MAY BE EXPERIENCED BY EMPLOYEES FUTURE DISASTERS. THE CORPORATION INTENDS TO BE FUNDED PRIMARILY BY DONATIONS FROM INDIVIDUALS, FOUNDATIONS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS AND POTENTIALLY GRANTS FROM LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTS.

The Foundations activities will focus on charitable educational and scientific development. In its essence this will belong to the community our efforts will be designed around 1. Outreach and Advocacy 40%Support underserved populations in experiencing healthier relationships with themselves their partners their children and their networks; 2. Grants and Scholarships 40% Make grants to other 501c3 organizations as well as work and study grants to writers scholars educators therapists and researchers; and 3.Connecting the Therapist Community 20% Offer therapists conferences and other educational resources and opportunities for development and growth. Outreach and Advocacy The foundations outreach and advocacy program will work in coordination with regional nonprofits to bring relationship skills to communities and neighborhoods that would not otherwise have access to these services. This includes offering: educational workshops

PROVIDING GRANTS MEDICAL RESEARCH

To support charitable projects and activities that benefit . most significant activity is supporting Wilder Memorial Library in its expansion plans.

THE WAS FORMED TO MAKE GRANTS TO DOMESTIC NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) THAT ARE ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THOSE DEDICATED TO ADVANCING EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, AND RELIGIOUS CAUSES.

The 's specific activities purposes shall be to support literacy, numeracy mental health to enable the development of youth the education of the next generation of leaders

THE IS A LIBRARY THAT SERVES AS A SOURCE HISTORICALLY ACCURATE TECHNICAL INFORMATION ON ANIMAL-DRAWN VEHICLES AND RELATED SUBJECTS. IT IS THE ONLY FULL TIME LIBRARY DEDICATED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE INDUSTRY.

THE . MOTIVATIONAL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM IS DEDICATED TO THE PRINCIPLES OF SCHOLARSHIP, CITIZENSHIP AND RESPONSIBILITY. SCHOLARS ARE ETHNICALLY DIVERSE STUDENTS, CHOSEN FROM THOSE IN THE NORFOLK PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, WHO SHOW GREAT PROMISE BUT ARE NOT YET STARS. THROUGH MENTORING IN MATHEMATICS, WRITING, QUIET READING, CRITICAL THINKING, REASONING AND COMPREHENSION, THE SCHOLARS RECEIVE STRONG ACADEMIC FOUNDATION WHICH PREPARES THEM FOR FURTHER EDUCATION. THE FOUNDATION OFFERS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO ITS SCHOLARS WHO HAVE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED THE MULTI-YEAR PROGRAM AND WHO HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED TO COLLEGE.

CFEBA RAISES MONEY TO FUND -RELATED GRANTS FOR UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES.

TO SECURE DONATIONS, TO MANAGE AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDING IN SUPPORT HUMANE WORK AND HEALTH RESEARCH GRANTS , TO PROVIDE NECESSARY MONETARY AID FOR RESCUE ASSISTANCE, AND TO AWARD EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO JUNIOR FANCIERS.

DIRECT CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS IN 2021. CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS LISTED ON PAGE 11 OF THIS RETURN NO OTHER GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS WERE REQUESTED OR APPLIED FOR IN 2021

THE AWARDS GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

create a culture of literacy in every home.

NO CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES WERE HELD IN 2020 DUE TO COVID-19. GRANTS WERE GIVEN IN LIEU OF ACTIVITIES.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS OF FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF LIFE

GRANTS FOR KIDS FROM BIRTH TO THEIR 19TH BIRTHDAY WITH A TERMINAL OR LIFE-THREATENING CONDITION. EACH WISH CHILD IS AWARDED A SCHOLARSHIP OF HOPE CERTIFICATE AS A REDEEMABLE GRANT, APPLICABLE TO ANY HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTE OF LEARNING. THROUGH OUR UNIQUE MEMORIAL PROGRAM, PROVIDES A MONETARY GIFT TO FAMILIES WHO LOSE A CHILD BEFORE THEY COULD EXPERIENCE A WISH.

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