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151		Lake Forest, IL
152		BLOOMSBURG, PA
153		NEW HOLLAND, PA
154		HONESDALE, PA
155		GREENVILLE, SC
156		SOMERSET, PA
157		PITTSBURGH, PA
158		Pittsburgh, PA
159		PITTSBURGH, PA
160		SEWICKLEY, PA
161		STATE COLLEGE, PA
162		PITTSBURGH, PA
163		PITTSBURGH, PA
164		INDIANA, PA
165		WHEELING, WV
166		PHILADELPHIA, PA
167		BRISTOL, PA
168		WASHINGTON, DC
169		Baltimore, MD
170		SAGINAW, MI
171		LA CROSSE, WI
172		HELLERTOWN, PA
173		TURTLE CREEK, PA
174		Washington, DC
175		NILES, IL
176		FORT DODGE, IA
177		CLEVELAND, OH
178		North Huntingdon, PA
179		MILWAUKEE, WI
180		Indianapolis, IN
181		Columbia, SC
182		HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC
183		BRATENAHL, OH
184		Bryn Mawr, PA
185		RIVER FOREST, IL
186		Wauwatosa, WI
187		New Palestine, IN
188		Cincinnati, OH
189		ARLINGTON, VA
190		SCRANTON, PA
191		CIRCLE PINES, MN
192		HUNTINGDON VALLEY, PA
193		MILWAUKEE, WI
194		Chicago, IL
195		Blacksburg, VA
196		Reading, OH
197		SPRINGFIELD, OH
198		LOUISVILLE, KY
199		South Bend, IN
200		Tipp City, OH

Provide Grants For Chaplaincy Services

Distribute net income as follows: 60% to First Presbyterian Church for general church building property maintenance, 20% to The Bloomsburg Hospital, 10% to The Bloomsburg Public Library, 10% to The Bloomsburg Town Park Improvement Association.

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO APPLICANTS WHO ARE DESCENDANTS OF BERK TEK . FOR THE 2021 TAX YEAR, THREE INDIVIDUALS WERE SELECTED AND RECEIVED A GRANT.

TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS WITH GRANTS

CELEBRATING SUCCESS IN " THROUGH SCHOOL AND TEACHER GRANTS, STUDENT AND TEACHER SCHOLARSHIPS AND COMMUNICATION OF THESE SUCCESS STORIES TO THE COMMUNITY USING INNOVATIVE FUNDING.

TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY SERVICE, GRANTS AND DONATIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS AND FUNDS IN NEED.

TO BRING EDUCATION, MEDICAL CARE, AND HOPE TO THE PEOPLE .

To build financial support with community fundraising to enhance the programs and growth of the

ONE OF THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSES OF THE IS THE AWARDING OF INDIVIDUAL GRANTS, RECOGNIZING OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE AREAS OF THE ARTS, ECONOMY, AND ENVIRONMENT. DURING 2021, TEN GRANTS WERE MADE TO INDIVIDUALS OR CHARITABLE ORGANIZAITONS AS DETAILED ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE. THESE AWARDS ARE GRANTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH IRC SECTION 4945 (G) ON AN OBJECTIVE AND NONDISCRIMINATORY BASIS PURSUANT TO A PROCEDURE APPROVED IN ADVANCE BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE.

SUPPORT and PROMOTE PUB

THE PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION IS TO RECEIVE GIFTS FROM THE PUBLIC, AND USE THOSE GIFTS TOGETHER WITH PART OR ALL OF THE INCOME AND/OR APPRECIATION TO MAKE GRANTS TO OR IN SUPPORT OF NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHO ARE EXEMPT FROM TAX UNDER IRC SECTION 501 (C)(3)

THE IS A TYPE III SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION WHICH SUPPORTS THE CITIZENS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON PA

THE ATTEMPTS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE BY PROVIDING GRANTS FOR WORTHY PROJECTS AND EDUCATIONAL AWARDS TO SCHOLARS PRIMARILY WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.

GRANTS TO COMMUNITY AND NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

THE MAKES GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AFTER REVIEW AND DISCUSSION OF APPLICATIONS BY BOARD MEMBERS.

COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER, ENHANCE LITERACY AND PROVIDE LIFE SKILLS AND COUNSELING TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS IN NORTHEAST PHILADELPHIA.

TO HELP PROMOTE LITERACY FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN BY PROVIDING HIGH QUALITY TO STUDENTS GRADES K-6.

NFP IS DEVOTED TO IMPROVING LITERACY FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH A FOCUS ON SUPPORTING THOSE WITH DYSLEXIA.

To award scholarships and grants to students from the United States attending Yeshivas Gedolah Matisyahu in the State Israel

DOES NOT CONDUCT DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OR INCUR EXPENSES RELATIVE TO CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES, EXCEPT IN PERFORMANCE OF NECESSARY EVALUATION OF GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS AS SET FORTH IN PART XV.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AND INCREASE FINANCIAL LITERACY TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR INDIVIDUALS LIVING IN THE COMMUNITIES SERVED BY .

GRANTS TO ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN INNOVATIVE EXCELLENCE BY EMPLOYING PRIVATE RESOURCES TO SUPPLEMENT TRADITIONAL CLASSROOM FUNDING

THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE AND ITS COMMUNITIES BY STRENGTHENING THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE OF OUR CHILDREN. THE ORGANIZATION OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATING STUDENTS OF THE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN PURSUING POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION AND MINI-GRANTS TO EDUCATORS WHO HAVE CREATIVE TEACHING IDEAS THAT IMPROVE THE STUDENT LEARNING EXPERIENCE. IN ADDITION, THROUGH THE PROGRAM H.U.G.S. (HELPING UNCONDITIONALLY AND GIVING SUPPORT) THE ORGANIZATION HOSTS COMMUNITY EVENTS AND IS A WIDE VOLUNTEER PROGRAM SUPPORTING TEACHERS IN THE .

The is committed to improving the financial literacy of Americans of all ages and supporting the charitable giving of members of the Bank Policy Institute.

GENERAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO INDIGENT YOUTHS

TO SUPPORT THE FORT DODGE SYSTEM THROUGH GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS AND DIRECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE.

TO FURTHER CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO COMMUNITY, CHARITABLE, AND EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES THAT NEEDED ADDITIONAL SUPPORT.

Support-financial grants were provided to children diagnosed with Pediatric Brain Cancer; Awareness-Descriptive pamphlets and awareness materials provided to all even participants Treatment-funding for treatment and research to find a cure for pediatric brain cancer

THE MAKING OF GRANTS TO OTHER QUALIFIED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS AND THE SPONSORSHIP OF DONOR ADVISED FUNDS.

The primary exempt purpose is to raise funds in order to provide grants, scholarships and other support for the educational needs of students in central and southern .

The Mission StatementThe (GPF) supports community initiatives that benefit the people of St. Vincent and the in four primary areas: Basic Needs: clean water supplies, sustainable sanitation, and waste management systems; Education: primary and secondary education, youth health development and sports programs, and adult education;Economic Development: infrastructure and economic development initiatives that create self-sustaining economies; and Environmental Protection and Conservation: land, marine and cultural preservation projects and renewable energy efforts. With the assistance of community leaders in St. Vincent and the , the GPF identifies viable projects and then provides financial support through grants to locally based non-profit organizations.

OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY FOR BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM FUNCTIONS OF, OR TO CARRY OUT PURPOSES OF COMMUNITY OF LOWCOUNTRY, INC. (""), A PUBLICLY SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN SECTIONS 501(C)(3) 509(A)(1) OF CODE. A TRADITIONAL COMMUNITY FOUNDED IN 1994, COMMUNITY OF LOWCOUNTRY, INC. SERVES RESIDENTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTIES OF BEAUFORT, COLLETON, HAMPTON, JASPER. WILL FURTHER ITS EXEMPT PURPOSES BY MAKING GRANTS DIRECTLY TO COMMUNITY TO ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE, OR COULD BE SUPPORTED BY COMMUNITY CONSISTENT WITH ITS OWN CHARITABLE PURPOSES. COMMUNITY GRANTS ARE AWARDED TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT WORK IN A VARIETY OF CHARITABLE AREAS, INCLUDING ARTS CULTURE, EDUCATION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, HEALTH HUMAN SERVICES. ADDITIONALLY, BOTH COMMUNITY EXPECT TO

WILL PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS FOR LIVING EXPENSES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO FOOD, CLOTHING, UTILITIES, RENT AND/OR MORTGAGE PAYMENTS. ADDITIONALLY, GRANTS MAY BE GIVEN SO THAT INDIVIDUALS MAY OBTAIN BOOKS, TRANSPORTATION, MATERIALS, OR OTHER NECESSITIES IN ORDER TO PURSUE FURTHERANCE OF THEIR EDUCATION, WHICH MAY ALSO INCLUDE TUITION PAYMENTS MADE DIRECTLY TO THE INSTITUTION.

The organization operates a space for the arts - for dance, music, creativity, and self expression. The organization makes grants to charitable, scientific, literary, religious, or educational organizations.

GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

The organization promotes and funds educational programs that focus on College Preparation as well as STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) through scholarships and grants to organizations that work to assist underserved communities.

Our mission is to promote and support quality public in Brandywine and Sugar Creek Townships. The has identified three key areas of support. (1) To support teacher innovation in their classrooms through a Teacher Mini-Grant program. Each fall teachers have the opportunity to apply for funds that will impact student learning in their classroom. These grants typically run between $200-$500. (2) To fund professional development in each of the Schools. Each year, schools are granted funds to support school leaders to implement high quality professional development. (3) At one time, there was a need to assist eligible students with the fees for advanced placement and dual credit courses. This area presently is not an area of need; therefore, the has sought other areas to support the Schools.

ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT HOSPICE PATIENTS AND FAMILIES AND PROVIDING GRANTS TO OTHER TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS WITH FOCUS ON THE BENEFIT AND WELFARE OF END-OF-LIFE CARE.

THE ACHIEVES ITS VISION THROUGH THE AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS, GRANTS, AND OTHER ENDEAVORS TO STRENGTHEN THE KNOWLEDGE OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS.

THE FOUNDATION IS OPERATED TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO IRC 501 (C) (3) OPERATING EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO THE SERVED BY THE SCHOOL DISTRICT #12.

IS A PRIVATE NON-OPERATING , AS SUCH, ITS ONLY ACTIVITY IS TO MAKE GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS PUBLIC CHARITIES. SEE PART XV, QUESTION 3A

THE FOUNDATION ANTICIPATES THAT ITS SOLE ACTIVITY WILL BE TO MAKE GIFTS AND GRANTS TO QUALIFIED IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, and EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE

Grants to 501c 3 organizations

Blcksburg Refugee Project Assists in relocation of immigrants

To adhere to the preamble including the provision of fellowship for military veterans and to provide grants to assist those in need including needy families, youth groups, and various military and community groups.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES DESIGNED TO ELIMINATE POVERTY, UNEMPLOYMENT, AND ILLITERACY IN CLARK COUNTY.

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT LIBRARY.

Provide grants to India leadership training organizations.

Grants for special organizations and to various charities in memory of deceased members.

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