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101		NEW YORK, NY
102		FALMOUTH, MA
103		CHELMSFORD, MA
104		MINEOLA, NY
105		Millbury, MA
106		Lexington, MA
107		JAMAICA, NY
108		PEABODY, MA
109		PETERSBURG, NY
110		NEWTON, MA
111		BROOKLYN, NY
112		New York, NY
113		CONCORD, NH
114		NEW YORK, NY
115		HOPKINTON, MA
116		VALHALLA, NY
117		ROCHESTER, NY
118		MASSENA, NY
119		Danielson, CT
120		NEW YORK, NY
121		NEW YORK, NY
122		NEW YORK, NY
123		Raynham, MA
124		ITHACA, NY
125		HARMONY, RI
126		NEW YORK, NY
127		DEDHAM, MA
128		NEW YORK, NY
129		Dover, NH
130		North Brunswick, NJ
131		BARNARD, VT
132		WEST CALDWELL, NJ
133		NEW YORK, NY
134		PATTERSON, NY
135		BOSTON, MA
136		NEW YORK, NY
137		Fairfield, NJ
138		BOSTON, MA
139		BROOKLYN, NY
140		New York, NY
141		Lynbrook, NY
142		MARBLEDALE, CT
143		Sound Beach, NY
144		Ridgewood, NJ
145		PATCHOGUE, NY
146		MINEOLA, NY
147		MIDDLEBORO, MA
148		NORWELL, MA
149		STAMFORD, CT
150		NEW YORK, NY

TO ESTABLISH AN INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL EXCHANGE WITH A SUMMER VISIT TO ITALY THE BENEFIT OF YOUNG PERFORMING ARTISTS TO ENCOURAGE PROMOTE THE STUDY PERFORMANCE OF , THEATER, OPERA THE , BY PROVIDING A FORUM EDUCATIONAL WORKSHOPS BY ADWARDING RESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO SELECTED ARTISTS FROM THE U.S. ELSEWHERE.

SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL AREA STUDENTS

College Donations

EXCELLENCE THROUGH PROVISION OF SCHOLARSHIPS TO MEMBERS AND DEPENDENTS OF MEMBERS OF RWDSU/UFCW WHO ENROLL IN ACCREDITED COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS.TO AID NEEDY MEMBERS OF WHO ARE IN NEED OF MEDICAL CARE, SUFFERING FROM HARDSHIP DUE TO AN EMERGENCY OR DISASTER, SUFFERING FROM MENTAL ILLNESS OR DRUG AND ALCHOHOL ABUSE.TO SUPPORT OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE AREA WHERE OPERATES.

Provide scholarships for graduating high school students entering college

Provide college scholarships for future STEM and health professionals and to support local hospice organizations.

THE GREGORY FOUNDATIONDONATION FOR CANCER RESEARCH

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COLLEGE

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.

ACCELERATING THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADVANCED DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS AND EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS FOR SYSTEMIC THROUGH COLLABORATION AND INNOVATION.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS IN HONOR OF TO THE QUALIFIED CHILDREN OF MEMBERS OF 926 IN ORDER TO FACILITATE AND ENCOURAGE THEIR ENROLLMENT IN PROGRAMS AND PURSUIT OF EDUCATION.

Dedicate to the , , dissemination of information that contributes to culturally competent social work practice other human services programs serving the United States, Rim populations beyond.

TO PROVIDE ALL CHILDREN THE OPPORTUNITY TO PREPARE FOR COLLEGE, FOR IMMEDIATE CAREERS, AND FOR THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF LIFE IN THE 21ST CENTURY , BY SERVING AS A PUBLIC EDUCATION POLICY RESOURCE FOR FAMILIES, EDUCATORS, AND ELECTED OFFICIALS.

IS AN APPLIED RESEARCH ORGANIZATION IN SOCIAL SCIENCES WORKING TO BRING JUST AND EQUITABLE RESEARCH AND POLICY FROM CONCEPTION IN THEORY TO IMPLEMENTATION IN SOCIETY BY DEVELOPING ACTIONABLE RESEARCH AND BUILDING PILOT PROGRAMS TO TEST AND SCALE THESE IDEAS TO ULTIMATELY ACHIEVE MAXIMUM POSITIVE IMPACT.

TO PROMOTE THE FUNDING OR OTHER SUPPORT OF SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS, NOT-FOR- PROFIT PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS FOR RESEARCH INTO THE EARLY DETECTION OF ANAPHYLAXIS.

TO REPRESENT THE FACULTY, FULL TIME AND ADJUNCT, IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING WITH THE COLLEGE AND THE COUNTY, TO ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN OPTIMAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS EMPLOYMENT AND A SAFE, HEALTHY WORK ENVIRONMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TAYLOR LAW NEW YORK STATE.

COUNSELING, UNDERSTANDING, RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN THE AREA OF AND CHRONIC BLOOD DISORDERS.

TO BETTER THE CONDITION OF THOSE EMPLOYED AND DEVELOP A HIGHER DEGREE OF EFFICIENCY IN THEIR RESPECTIVE OCCUPATIONS

Scholarships for Secondary Education 9 recipients

COLBY COLLEGE MUSEUM OF ARTCONTRIBUTION OF ARTWORK - MARDSEN HARTLEY, LANDSCAPE NO. 20 - RESURRECTION, 1909

PROVIDES RESOURCES TO IN ORDER TO FURTHER THEIR EXEMPT PURPOSE. THESE RESOURCES ARE USED TO SUPPORT EXCHANGE FELLOWS,SPECIAL PROJECTS, RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY.

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.

Donation to Fanconi Anemia Research Fund raised from annual memorial golf tournament, approximately 130 golfers attended

TO PROVIDE ROOM, BOARD, AND FELLOWSHIP TO MEMBERS OF COLLEGE FRATERNITY

DURING YEAR, RECEIVED APPLICATIONS FROM MANY STUDENTS. BOARD REVIEWED APPLICATIONS AND GRANTED SCHOLARSHIPS TO FIVE STUDENTS AS LISTED IN PART XV

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS IN THE FIELD OF MEDICAL RESEARCH AND PERSONS PURSUING EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT IN THE FIELD OF MEDICINE.

TO GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS IN MEMORY OF WHO DIED TRAGICALLY AT THE WORLD TRADE CENTER IN NEW TO GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS IN MEMORY OF WHO DIED TRAGICALLY AT THE WORLD TRADE CENTER IN NEW YORK ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2001.

and FUNDS THE LIFE-SAVING WORK ON CHILDHOOD AND BLOOD DISORDERS AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER - INCLUDING CUTTING-EDGE RESEARCH, SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES, AND CARE THAT ALWAYS PUTS CHILDREN FIRST.

To carry on an Mission Sponsoring Continuing Education for the public, business community, and mental health community, and to support endeavors of students and scientific research through scholarships

The Foundation, Inc. promotes and provides opportunities for philanthropy in support professional advancement all Filipino American and health for all through nursing care, education, scholarship, management and research.

IS A LEADING PEDIATRIC OSTEOSARCOMA NONPROFIT DEDICATED TO MAKING IT BETTER FOR OUR COMMUNITY OF PATIENTS, CAREGIVERS, DOCTORS, AND RESEARCHERS THROUGH PROGRAMS, EDUCATION, AND RESEARCH. ENVISIONS A WORLD WITH LESS TOXIC, MORE EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS AND A CURE FOR OSTEOSARCOMA, AN AGGRESSIVE PEDIATRIC BONE CANCER.OUR TEAM IS DEVOTED TO CREATING AND INSTILLING HOPE WITH AND FOR OUR INCLUSIVE AND COLLABORATIVE OSTEOSARCOMA COMMUNITY. WE DO THIS TRHOUGH MUTUAL TRUST, TRANSPARENCY, AND COMPASSION.

THE CORPORATION IS FORMED TO (I) ESTABLISH AND ADMINISTER A FUND OF MONIES FROM WHICH TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO EMPLOYEES INCLUDING THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS OF THE MOUNTAIN RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB ON AN OBJECTIVE NEEDS BASIS AS DETERMINED BY THE TRUSTEES, (II) TO RAISE FUNDS AND MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE NJSGA CADDIE SCHOLARSHIP WHICH GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS TO CADDIES, RECEIVE DONATIONS AND GRANTS MONIES FROM WHICH TO FUND THE SCHOLARSHIPS MENTIONED IN (I) AND (II) ABOVE, AND (IV) ANY AND ALL THINGS THAT A NONPROFIT CORPORATION QUALIFIED AS A PUBLIC CHARITY MAY DO.

THE CORPORATION IS FORMED EXCLUSIVELY TO SUPPORT AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND SERVICE MISSION THE AND , A CONSTITUENT UNIT THE CITY UNIVERSITY NEW YORK ().

DEVELOPMENT OF AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM TO FIGHT INJUSTICE BY BREAKING THE MOLD OF CHRONOLOGICALLY TAUGHT HISTORY WHICH EMPOWERS STUDENTS TO RESEARCH, EVALUATE FACTS AND ULTIMATELY ACT TO HELP FIGHT INJUSTICE THEIR OWN TIMES, THEIR OWN COMMUNITIES.

TO ADVANCE SCIENCE TO ACCELERATE RESEARCH AND IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH.

THE , . IS DEDICATED TO AID POOR, UNDERPRIVILEGED, AND DISTRESSED YOUTH AND ADULTS WHO ARE IN NEED OF MEDICARE, EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES BY PAYING FOR MEDICAL CARE, PAYING FOR EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES (INCLUDING TUITION REIMBURSEMENTS) AND SPONSORING RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES.

RESEARCH TOWARDS POSSIBLE TREATMENT AND CURE FOR INFANTILE NEUROAXONAL DYSTROPHY

TO PUBLISH A PERIODICAL IN ONLINE, DIGITAL, PRINT, AND/OR OTHER FORMATS, AVAILABLE TO A GENERAL AUDIENCE, WITH ORIGINAL SCHOLARLY CONTENT CONCERNING MATTERS OF EDUCATIONAL, LITERARY, AND CIVIL IMPORTANCE: AND TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE THE CONDUCT AND DISSEMINATION OF EDUCATIONAL, LITERARY, CIVIC, AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND SHOLARSHIIP.

ASSISTING TALMUDIC RESEARCH HELP TO NEEDY AND CHARITY

Conduct research advance litigation and educate the public and policymakers on electoral reform

The mission of the Organization is to raise funds for and provide and related materials to students wishing to attend colleges or universities. The is exclusively available to the members of the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Police Superior Officers Benevolent Association. The educational grants provided are college scholarships for students entering college or for those continuing their college education.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR LOCAL STUDENTS

THE WILL ESTABLISH EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS, VETERAN FAMILY ASSISTANCE, SERVICE MEMBERS FAMILY ASSISTANCE, CHILDREN'S PROJECTS FOR VETERAN CHILDREN, SERVICE MEMBERS, AND OTHER CHILDREN IN NEED. IT WILL ALSO SUPPORT OTHER WORTHY VETERANS PROJECTS

Producing the annual Financial Follies and granting scholarships for journalism from the net proceeds

TO GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS AND PEOPLE FROM THE MILITARY

To raise funds to fund research into a cure for Multiple Myeloma.

Aid organizations in research and awareness of retinal degenerative diseases

TO ADVANCE AND IMPROVE THE LIVES OF PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES (I/DD) BY FUNDING, DEVELOPING AND PROMOTING PROGRAMS, PROJECTS, OR INDIVIDUAL SCHOLARSHIPS THAT ENCORAGE AND SUPPORT PEOPLE WITH (I/DD) AND HELP FOSTER INCLUSION IN THEIR COMMUNITY.

Fund raising and fund distribution to persons and entities that honor and remember fallen Navy SEAL through scholarships and hosting memorial events.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO WORTHY INITIATIVES MEDICAL/SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND EDUCATION INITIATIVES IN COGNITIVE BRAIN HEALTH.

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