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1		Brooklyn, NY
2		Boston, MA
3		Middletown, CT
4		BROOKLYN, NY
5		Carle Place, NY
6		INWOOD, NY
7		BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY
8		New York, NY
9		NEW YORK, NY
10		BRONXVILLE, NY
11		DARIEN, CT
12		CHAPPAQUA, NY
13		KINGS PARK, NY
14		Mountainville, NY
15		LATHAM, NY
16		Rochester, NY
17		THOROFARE, NJ
18		Teaneck, NJ
19		MONTPELIER, VT
20		Brooklyn, NY
21		Westfield, NJ
22		WARWICK, NY
23		WILLIAMSVILLE, NY
24		SHELTON, CT
25		BROOKLYN, NY
26		Flushing, NY
27		GREENWICH, NJ
28		ONEONTA, NY
29		Augusta, ME
30		Milford, NH
31		WEST HARTFORD, CT
32		MARLBORO, NJ
33		MULLICA HILL, NJ
34		WESTWOOD, MA
35		Rockport, MA
36		MANASQUAN, NJ
37		Piermont, NY
38		Elmsford, NY
39		CHATHAM, NJ
40		Brooklyn, NY
41		NEW YORK, NY
42		New York, NY
43		BELLEROSE, NY
44		Hoboken, NJ
45		STAMFORD, CT
46		PETERBOROUGH, NH
47		MANHASSET, NY
48		MANSFIELD, MA
49		Brookline, MA
50		WOODBURY, NY

Organized lectures, symposiums, attended conference, donations of books to libraries. To promote jewish education.

To support (BPL) in conservation, cataloging, digitization, curation, and exhibition BPLs Special Collections rare books, manuscripts, prints, drawings, musical scores, and items historic, literary, and cultural importance.

GRANTS AND ACTIVITIES TO CREATE A DYNAMIC NETWORK OF EQUIPPED AND EMPOWERED CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS THAT IMPACTS LOCAL COMMUNITIES WITH THE LOVE OF CHRIST

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SERVICES, PROGRAMS, AND/OR HOUSING THAT PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELL BEING OF SENIOR CITIZENS IN BROOKLYN.

Support the educational process in through grants to teachers and administrators and scholarships to high school seniors.

GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS ARE MADE TO DESERVING ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS. ALL GRANTS ARE RESTRICTED TO TAX EXEMPT QUALIFIED .

TO AID, ENCOURAGE, STIMULATE AND FOSTER CHARITABLE PURPOSES IN COMMUNITY THROUGH GRANTS, GIFTS.

operates an internationally recognized art museum and library program for inspiration and enjoyment of public and for advancement of study of fine arts and kindred subjects.

TO PROVIDE , SUCH AS FOOD SERVICES, A BOOKSTORE, ETC., FOR BENEFIT OF CAMPUS COMMUNITY.

DIRECT CASH GRANTS TO SEVERAL NEEDY CHARITABLE,RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.

GRANTS ISSUED AMELIORATION OF BLIND.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS TO DEFRAY TUITION COSTS.

TO PROVIDE COMPRHENSIVE MEDICAL CARE AND EDUCATION TO STUDENT ATHLETES AT NO COST TO THE STUDENTS OF THEIR FAMILIES

MAKES MONETARY GRANTS TO VARIOUS NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTE FURTHERANCE OF ARTS AND SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND COMMUNITY WELFARE.

GRANTS FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AND GERONTOLOGY CONSULTING

The association is a social welfare organization. It emphasizes education of both its members and the general public in the area of antiques and history. It promotes shows, social events, educational and cultural activities. It provides funding for historical grants and scholarships.

Made grants to eleven 11 nonprofit animal welfare organizations

To make Grants for Jewish Religious Institutions

HAS BEEN ORGANIZED AND IS OPERATED TO FURTHER CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND OTHER EXEMPT PURPOSES INCLUDING (I) RESEARCHING AND DEVELOPING SOLUTIONS TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT; (II) PRESERVING, PROTECTING, AND ENHANCING LAND IN ITS NATURAL, SCENIC, HISTORIC, AGRICULTURAL, FORESTED, OR OPEN-SPACE CONDITION; (III) CONSERVING AND PROTECTING ECOLOGICALLY SIGNIFICANT LANDS BY SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE LAND USE; (IV) EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ON THE BENEFITS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, CONSERVATION, AND THE PRESERVATION OF LAND AND OTHER NATURAL RESOURCES; (V) FOSTERING RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES, SUPPORTING VOCATIONAL TRAINING, AND PROVIDING EMPLOYMENT TO AT-RISK WORKERS THEREBY REDUCING THE SOCIAL SERVICE BURDENS OF GOVERNMENT; AND, (VI) INVESTING IN OR MAKING GRANTS TO ENTERPRISES THAT FURTHER ONE OR MORE OF THE FOREGOING TAX-EXEMPT PURPOSES.

General . was incorporated under the not for profit corporation laws of the State of New York in the year 2005. The not-for-profit corporation and is exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c )(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Nature of Activities . was founded in 2005 to create new educational and employment opportunities for low-income families to achieve economic self-sufficiency. The Organization is supported primarily by foundation grants, government contracts, as well as by individuals and corporate donations. The Organization provides within the program framework outlined below. Career Development , . programs offer basic career-readiness training, as well as industry-focused training programs for workers with limited skills and education to prepare them for careers with strong earning and advancement potential in growth industries. For all participants who enroll in career and customer s

Provide public support through grants scholarships to qualifying organizations students in need

TO RAISE FUNDS IN SUPPORT OF THE .

IMPROVE THE READING AND WRITING ABILITY OF DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN THE WESTERN NEW YORK AREA.

VARIOUS GRANTS YOUTH ACTIVITIES

TO SUPPORT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS HERE IN THE U.S. AND ORGANIZATIONS ABROAD, WHICH PROVIDE GRANTS, LOANS FREE OF INTEREST, AND FINANCIAL ADVICE AND COUNSELING TO THE NEEDY WITHIN COMMUNITIES.

Scholarships to private schools enabling students to attend the schools. For the school year 2020-21 school year grants were given to 31 students at 15 schools

LIBRARY and MUSEUMS

TO RAISE AND ADMINISTER GIFTS AND GRANTS TO ENHANCE THE ACADEMIC STATUS OF THE THROUGH ENDOWMENTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAMS.

The promotion of poetry composition, reading, and study in the state of .

needs

OPERATES SOLELY TO BENEFIT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL THROUGH FUND RAISERS, CONTRIBUTIONS GRANTS

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO STAFF AT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

CITY FOR PURCHASE OF BOOKS

Supplements expenditures not covered by their budget

Provides funding Public for following: Adult, children, and young adult programs and author events, museum passes, software and website. This brings programs and authors to , offers museum passes at reduced or no cost, and updated technology. Benefit all individuals attending events and using servives.

TheKnightsofColumbusisafraternalbenefitsociety,recognizedbytheIRSasatax-exemptorganizationunderSection501c8oftheinternalRevenueCodeIRCInaddition,pursuanttoagroupexemption,theIRSrecognizesallsubordinatecouncilsincludingKnightsofColumbus#3231intheUnitedStatesas"fraternallodges."ThisCouncildedicatesitselftohelpcatholicmenandtheirfamilies,Catholiccharities,peopleinneedandthegreatercommunityintimesofneedandtoperformandfundothercharitableworks.ScheduleO-Line6showsthethreetopspecialeventsheldbythiscouncilandScheduleO-Line10showsthegrantsandsimilaramountsmadebythiscouncilinthetaxyearforamountsover$500.DuetoCovid-19,theOrganizationhadlimitedfundraisingactivity.

Accept Donations, from the General Public, of used clothing, books, small household items,(none of which are valued at $1,000.00 or more, and sell same to the general public; then give the said proceeds (net of expenses)to local not-for-profit organizations, all of which help the larger community in general

To support Public

AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO 9 GRADUATES OF HIGH SCHOOL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. AWARDS ARE FOR $2,000 FOR THE FIRST YEAR AND RENEWABLE FOR A MAXIMUM OF 3 YEARS. TOTAL GRANTS THIS YEAR WERE $19,000.

Making Grants and Loans to organizations which are section code 501(C)(3)

FORMERLY SHERRY PRYOR , .) MAKES DONATIONS THAT SERVE RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, AND LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. MAKES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUAL PROFESSIONALS WHO DESIRE TO PURSUE FURTHER EDUCATION IN AREAS OF ECONOMICS AND FINANCE.

Carry out fundraising activities in the U.S. and provide grants in support of improved local education in Lebanon. Its goal is to eliminate educational inequality while fostering youth leadership and promoting civic engagement,particularly in rural Lebanon.

CHARITABLE EDUCATION RELIGIOUS LITERACY

Mission: Nonprofit corporation with its activities so conducted to exclusively fund the needs of the in , NJ

COUMMITY PROVIDES SERVICES THAT EDCUATE, EMPLOY, EMPOWER AND ENGAGE IMMIGRANTS AND THE BROADER .

RAISE FUNDS TO DESIGN AND BUILD A NEW LIBRARY FOR TOWN OF PETERBOROUGH, NH.

The Organization helps underpriviledged children by providing specialized instruction homework skills, early reading, health education, foreign language, computer skills, field trips, and arts and crafts to children grades K through six.

TO MAKE FINANCIAL GRANTS TO INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF THE UNION AND THEIR FAMILIES FOR THE HEALTH, EDUCATION, SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE OF SUCH MEMBERS AND OR THEIR FAMILIES WHO HAVE BEEN DETERMINED BY THE TRUSTEES TO BE IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

Support restoration and renovation of buildings in Public System of , Massachusetts and to make funds available for materials, services and programs.

GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS-REFER TO PART XV

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