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1		CHELMSFORD, MA
2		SHREWSBURY, MA
3		WINCHESTER, MA
4		STONINGTON, CT
5		Riverside, CT
6		TORRINGTON, CT
7		Oakdale, CT
8		Orange, CT
9		BROOKLYN, NY
10		NEW YORK, NY
11		New York, NY
12		NEW YORK, NY
13		BRONX, NY
14		TARRYTOWN, NY
15		Valley Cottage, NY
16		Astoria, NY
17		HAWTHORNE, NY
18		NEW YORK, NY
19		NEW YORK, NY
20		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
21		POUND RIDGE, NY
22		Arlington, MA
23		MANHASSET, NY
24		ALBANY, NY
25		UTICA, NY
26		Johnson City, NY
27		Ithaca, NY
28		ONEONTA, NY
29		ONEONTA, NY
30		BROOKLYN, NY
31		LAKEWOOD, NJ
32		NEW YORK, NY
33		BRUNSWICK, ME
34		Pennington, NJ
35		PRINCETON, NJ
36		Paramus, NJ
37		MAYS LANDING, NJ
38		MOUNT HOLLY, NJ
39		CAMDEN, NJ
40		MIDDLEBURY, CT
41		NORWICH, CT
42		Bristol, CT
43		WEST ORANGE, NJ
44		BOONTON TOWNSHIP, NJ
45		HOLMDEL, NJ
46		Lanoka Harbor, NJ
47		LAKEWOOD, NJ
48		BAYONNE, NJ
49		LAKEWOOD, NJ
50		LAKEWOOD, NJ

TO FOSTER SUPPORT FOR THE COMMUNITY BY PROMOTING INTEREST, ENGAGING TO CONTRIBUTE THEIR EXPERTISE, ENCOURAGING AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN STUDENT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES AND PROVIDING SOCIAL, BUSINESS AND CHARITABLE OPPORTUNITIES.

GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS.

AWARDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER STUDENT PROGRAMS TO CHILDREN.

To provide funds to be used on programs, equipment and supplies for the benefit of the students to supplement and enrich the existing curriculum.

To cultivate, promote, foster sponsor and develop knowledge, appreciation, understanding and study of and - history and culture and to take all actions necessary and suitable for the accomplishment of these purposes, including granting scholarships.

and Development Fund, Inc., a non-profit organization, organized to hold and maintain the fixed assets and investments for the benefit of School, Inc., or one or other organizations described in Section 509(a)(1) or 509(a)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code. The mission and purposes of the corporation are as follows: to protect and preserve the assets entrusted to its keeping for the St. School; to investigate, choose and employ investment advisors and counselors and financial planners to provide for the conservation, orderly growth, and accumulation of the Fund; to investigate, devise and develop, fund and promote scholarships for students of St. School as it deems appropriate; to foster and promote development activities; and to preserve and protect St. School and to transfer funds as it deems necessary and advisable to promote the mission, goals, and operation of St. School.

To foster parent and teacher relationships and provide activities for students of Elementary .

AID EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP TO THE NEEDY

TO PROVIDE A MULTI-DIMENSIONAL AND PRACTICAL EDUCATION IN THE DRAMATIC ARTS TO THEATRE STUDENTS WHO SEEK A PROFESSIONAL LIFE IN ACTING AND RELATED THEATRE EMPLOYMENT.

To support work Mauritshuis To create awareness amongst American public Mauritshuis and its collection To offer curatorial and conservation fellowships to American graduate students

Lectures, workshops, dance perf culture to students +500 students and teachers are served

THE . FOR CAMPUS ACTIVITIES, INC. IS A NONPROFIT ENTITY CREATED FOR THE PRINCIPAL PURPOSE OF ADMINISTERING THE STUDENT ACTIVITY FEES BUDGET TO SUPPORT THE CURRICULAR, SOCIAL AND RELATED ACTIVITIES FOR THE STUDENTS OF . .

TO PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS

To foster service commitments of , . organization grants academic scholarships to deserving youth. It also supports various community-based services and initiatives.

Tuition Grant to Honor Roll Students, see attached

We raise money to help children in grades K-5. We provide support to schools when there are budget constraints and provide student support and teacher grants.

PROMOTES PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC ON ISSUES CONCERN TO AMERICANS, TO ELIMINATE PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION. IN ADDITION, PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO ENTER INTO COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC SERVICE.

TO ESTABLISH AND GOVERN A SORORITY OF FEMALE STUDENTS ON COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES THAT PROMOTES AMONG ITS MEMBERS LOVE, SISTERHOOD, CULTURAL AWARENESS OF LATIN AMERICAN TRADITIONS AND PROVIDES SERVICES TO YOUTH IN COMMUNITIES SURROUNDING SUCH CAMPUSES.

THE FOLLOWING IS A LISTING OF THE DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES THAT THE HAS UNDERTAKEN IN THE CURRENT YEAR AND/OR EXPECTS TO UNDERTAKE IN SUBSEQUENT YEARS: and gt;LENDING ARTWORKS TO MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS FOR RESEARCH AND DISPLAY ACCESSIBLE TO THE PUBLIC. and gt;ESTABLISHING A DEDICATED RESEARCH AND STUDY CENTER FOR VISITING SCHOLARS, RESEARCHERS, AND CURATORS. and gt;PARTNERING WITH EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO HOST AND OFFER YOUNG SCHOLARS OPPORTUNITIES TO ACQUIRE SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE OF BEST PRACTICES IN ART ADMINISTRATION, ARCHIVAL ORGANIZATION, AND EXHIBITION PLANNING. and gt;MEETING WITH COLLEGE DIRECTORSHIP TO EXPAND EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS AND PROGRAMMING. and gt;HOSTING VISITING CURATORS AND SCHOLARS RESEARCHING AND ARTISTS OF HER ERA FOR FUTURE EXHIBITIONS AND PUBLICATIONS. and gt;SPONSORING COLLABORATIONS BETWEEN FOUNDATIONS TO SHARE AND PRESENT RESEARCH AT CONFERENCES.

SUPPORTED THE MASTER VIOLIN COURSE FOR EXCEPTIONALLY TALENTED YOUNG VIOLINISTS FROM ALL PARTS THE WORLD. PROVIDED FOR THE COST THE FACULTY FOR THE COURSE. PROVIDED FOR GUEST ARTISTS TO PERFORM WITH THE STUDENTS IN THE CONCERTS.

The - ( PTO) is a volunteer group organized to engage in educational and charitable activities that benefit the students of the .

THE , . (THE "") AWARDS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS WHO NEED FINANCIAL AID TO ATTEND COLLEGE. THE PAYMENTS ARE MADE DIRECTLY TO THE COLLEGE FOR TUITION, FEES, BOOKS, ROOM AND BOARD AND RELATED EXPENSES. THE COLLEGE IS AUTHORIZED IN CERTAIN CASES TO TURN A PORTION OF THE FUNDS OVER TO THE GRANTEE FOR THE PURCHASE OF BOOKS, SUPPLIES AND OTHER RELATED EXPENSES. CANDIDATES FOR AWARDS ARE NOMINATED ANNUALLY BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (OR COMPARABLE ADMINISTRATIVE AGENCIES) OF COMMUNITIES. THE DIRECTORS OF THE SELECT GRANTEES FROM THE LIST OF NOMINEES ON THE BASIS OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA: 1) PERFORMANCE IN EXAMINATIONS SHOWING ABILITY AND APTITUDE FOR COLLEGE WORK, 2) RECOMMENDATION FROM SCHOOL PERSONNEL, 3) FINANCIAL NEED, AND 4) PRIOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE. DURING 2021, THE DISBURSED $1,880,019 IN SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 110 INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM OF SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDENTS INTERESTED IN CONSTRUCTION.

PROVIDES MANAGEMENT,DINING AND BOOKSTORE FOR THE BENEFIT STUDENTS, ALUMNI, FACULTY AND STAFF MOHAWK VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE.

Fostering Christian character and equipping students for service and leadership within the world.

THE INTIATIVE FACILITATES COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS AND SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS OF THE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT THROUGH ENGAGEMENT, COLLABORATION, GIFTS AND GRANTS.

GRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO VARIOUS LOCAL NOT-FOR-PROFITS FOR OPERATIONS AND SPECIFIC NEEDS; INCLUDING AMOUNTS TO THE LOCAL COLLEGES FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, TO THE LOCAL HOSPITAL FOR SPECIAL FUNDING NEEDS, TO ALMOST EVERY CHURCH IN THE COMMUNITY, AND TO THE CITY OF ONEONTA TOWARDS THE COST OF ACQUIRING A NEW AMBULANCE. SEE ATTACHED LISTING (PDF ATTACHMENT).

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO ASSIST STUDENTS FROM CENTRAL SCHOOL TO ATTEND A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY, THE APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF RECIPIENTS IS FIFTEEN

TO: 1) RELIEVE THE POOR, DISTRESSED and DISADVANTAGED, 2) ADMINISTER SCHOLARSHIPS AND 3) PROMOTE AND ADVANCE JUDAISM

TO PROVIDE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION TO OUR STUDENTS IN THE TRADITION OF THE ORTHODOX JEWISH FAITH

TO DEVELOP LEADERS AND CREATE HOPE IN ZAMBIA BY EQUIPPING ACADEMICALLY PROMISING BUT FINANCIALLY DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS WITH OUTSTANDING EDUCATION AND GUIDANCE TO EMPOWER THEM TO CONTRIBUTE AND COMPETE SUCCESSFULLY.

connect Maine students life-changing outdoor experiences

IS AN INDEPENDENT CO-EDUCATIONAL SERVING DAY AND BOARDING STUDENTS IN GRADES 6-12. WE ARE DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING EXCELLENCE IN ALL STUDENTS.

RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION THE PURPOSE OF THIS IS TO PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS AT UNIVERSITY TO ENJOY ONE WITH ANOTHER, TO BEAR UNITED WITNESS TO THE FAITH OF ITS MEMBERS IN THE WHOLE BIBLE AS THE INSPIRED WORD OF GOD AND TO ENCOURAGE OTHER STUDENTS TO TAKE, WITH THEM, A DEFINITE STAND FOR CHRIST ON THE CAMPUS.

TO PROVIDE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND COLLEGE PREPARTORY COURSES TO HIGH STUDENTS.

SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETES

TO PROMOTE THE STUDY OF LAW AND RESEARCH THEREON INCLUDING LEGAL SCHOLARSHIPS, CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR LAWYERS AND SUPPORT OF NEEDY LAW STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT, ETC...

Raise funds for following programs: School, Center for Law and Social Justice, Guadalupe Family Services and provide high school tuition assistance

PROVIDING COLLEGE ASSISTANCE TO ELIGIBLE RESIDENTS OF THE GREATER WATERBURY AREA.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE TO DESERVING STUDENTS VIA ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS.

The Foundation promotes college education by awarding scholarships to local residents. During 2021 the Foundation awarded 38 scholarships totalling $289,500.

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CHILDREN

PROGRAMS IN SUPPORT OF SCHOOL. AFTER SCHOOL ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS K-8

All amounts are used to support and enrich the educational experience of the students and teachers at the in Holmdel, NJ.

Activities for Students

TO STUDENTS AND ALUMNI OF

RAISE FUNDS FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL and RELIGIOUS PURPOSES WITH FUNDS TO BE USED FOR SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS, YOUTH PROGRAMS and SCHOOL MUSIC PROGRAMS.

TO PROVIDE A QUALITY RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR EDUCATION TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS.

THE PRIMARY FUNCTION OF . IS TO PERFORM AS A FULL-SCALE RELIGIOUS RABBINICAL COURT. THIS INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO ADJUDICATION AND ARBITRATION OF DISPUTES ACCORDING TO RELIGIOUS JEWISH LAW, COMPOSITION OF BINDING CONTRACTS, AND PREPARATION AND SUPERVISION OF THE GET (JEWISH WRIT OF DIVORCE). THE JUDGES PRESIDING OVER THE COURT ARE TRAINED AND TESTED FOR A RABBINIC DEGREE. CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES ARE PROVIDED FOR JUDGES AND PRACTICING RABBIS. IN 2013, ORGANIZATION DECIDED TO EXPAND ACTIVITIES TO INCLUDE EDUCATIONAL LECTURES AND EVENTS, WRITTEN PUBLICATIONS AND AUDIO/VIDEO PRODUCTIONS FOR THE LAYMAN, PROVIDING STIPENDS TO JUDGES AND PRACTICING RABBIS AND STUDENTS WHO ARE STUDYING JEWISH LAW, SUPPORTING OTHER EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND SCHOOLS, AND PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE INDIGENT.

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