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151		NEW YORK, NY
152		Branford, CT
153		DARIEN, CT
154		WHIPPANY, NJ
155		RIDGEFIELD, CT
156		MANCHESTER, MA
157		CANTON, MA
158		SUDBURY, MA
159		ATKINSON, NH
160		GREEN BROOK, NJ
161		WALTHAM, MA
162		Tarrytown, NY
163		CAMBRIDGE, MA
164		Winsted, CT
165		GLEN COVE, NY
166		NEW HAVEN, CT
167		North Conway, NH
168		Woburn, MA
169		SARATOGA SPGS, NY
170		Melville, NY
171		BILLERICA, MA
172		RIDGEWOOD, NY
173		SKILLMAN, NJ
174		ORLANDO, FL
175		RESTON, VA
176		WEST NYACK, NY
177		Warren, VT
178		TOPSFIELD, MA
179		WILLIAMSVILLE, NY
180		NEW YORK, NY
181		MONROE, NY
182		BROOKLYN, NY
183		LAKEWOOD, NJ
184		BROOKLYN, NY
185		CEDARHURST, NY
186		BROOKLINE, MA
187		Chilmark, MA
188		Bethpage, NY
189		BRONX, NY
190		JERSEY CITY, NJ
191		Hammonton, NJ
192		HOLDEN, MA
193		GLASSBORO, NJ
194		ROXBURY, MA
195		SOUTH HAMILTON, MA
196		CORNING, NY
197		MORRISTOWN, NJ
198		SUMMIT, NJ
199		ORADELL, NJ
200		RIVERHEAD, NY

PROMOTE THE IMAGE GENERAL WELFARE . ALSO PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE COLLEGE BY HOLDING, ADMINISTERING DISPOSING GIFTS GRANTS FOR THE BENEFIT THE COLLEGE.

The purpose of is to strengthen the local communities in which it operations by providing multifaceted support to children and families in need.

DEDICATED TO HELPING FAMILIES OF PREMATURE INFANTS IN FAIRFIELD AND NEW HAVEN COUNTIES, CONNECTICUT BY PROVIDING SUPPORT.

THE EMPOWERS AND ENCOURAGES CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS HAVING DIVERSE LEARNING DISABILITIES TO ACHIEVE THEIR FULLEST POTENTIAL AND BECOME RESPONSIBLE, CARING INDIVIDUALS FOR THEIR FAMILIES, EMPLOYERS, AND COMMUNITIES. THIS IS ACHIEVED BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL AND VOLUNTEER SUPPORT FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE SPECIALIZED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED AT THE SCHOOL AND OTHERS SERVING THE LEARNING DISABLED COMMUNITY THROUGHOUT NORTHERN NEW JERSEY.

Foundations mission is to enrich lives of children with special needs by providing medical equipment and services to their families.

THE MISSION IS TO SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IMPACTED BY THE HUGE COSTS RESULTING FROM FIBROSIS

TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR RESEARCH TARGETED AT NEUROBLASTOMA AND EASE THE DAILY BURDEN FOR PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES BATTLING PEDIATRIC IN MEMORY OF CHRISTOPHER MULLEN.

TO RAISE AWARENESS and MONEY TO ASSIST AMERICAN SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN.

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS and COMMUNITY DONATIONS

TO SUPPORT THE YOUTH OF THROUGH ATHLETICS INCREASE AWARENESS OF THE IMPORTANCE OF SPORTS PHYSICAL FITNESS. THE WILL ALSO PROVIDE HIGHER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS FOR RESIDENTS.

TO ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES THAT FURTHER OR ARE RELATED TO OR ASSOCIATED WITH THE EDUCATION OF INDIVIDUALS WORKING THE FIELD OF OTOLARYNGOLOGY OR A RELATED FIELD. TO PROMOTE THE MEDICAL AND RELATED SERVICES OF PROFESSIONALS AND TO OTHERWISE ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES PERMITTED BY ORGANIZATION.

The primary purpose of the organization is to support treatments of children with cancer by relieving the needy families of the financial burden. The organization will endeavor to cover expenses not covered by insurance companies, by paying the hospitals, doctors, pharmacies for denied treatments so the children may have a better chance of survival.

COLLECTING AND WAREHOUSING HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR DISTRIBUTION AND DELIVERY TO POOR, NEEDY OR DISTRESSED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, IN COOPERATION WITH AND/OR UPON REFERRAL BY CHARITABLE AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE SUCH DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS OR GROUPS.

Awarding of scholarships

TO RENDER AIDE AND SUPPORT TO DISASTER RELIEF VICTIMS IN TROPICAL, LOW INCOME AREAS

THE MISSION OF IS TO STRENGTHEN THE ACADEMIC AND CHARACTER SKILLS NEEDED FOR ALL STUDENTS TO EXCEL IN TOP-TIER COLLEGES, TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS IN A COMPETITIVE WORLD AND TO SERVE AS THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. THE SCHOOL SERVES STUDENTS FROM LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS IN PROVIDENCE, . THE SCHOOL OPERATES KINDERGARTEN THROUGH EIGHTH GRADE.

Granting classroom libraries to teachers.

Raise money for wounded United States veterans.

SFIL) is a not--profit organization, comprised of community members, that share a common goal of fostering forward-thinking and creative opportunities in the Springs City School District. Our Mission: The empowers the school community to ignite the love of in all by supporting opportunities. SFIL raises funds and distributes grants programs and projects that extend the central mission of the SSCSD. The challenges administrators, teachers and students to create new and initiatives that will enhance the curriculum already in existence, extending the educational experience.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS TO ENABLE SUCH ENTITIES TO FULFILL THEIR CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE PURPOSE OF FUNDING EDUCATIONAL ENDEAVORS, INCLUSIVE OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GRADUATES OF THE VALLEY REGIONAL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.

IS A COLLABORATIVE WORKSPACE FOR THE STUDY AND PRACTICE OF FIGURATIVE DRAWING, PAINTING AND SCULPTURE. THE STUDIO PROVIDES RIGOROUS TRAINING, RESIDENT ARTIST STUDIOS, EXHIBITIONS, LECTURES, ARTISTIC COMPETITIONS AND FELLOWSHIPS THAT TOGETHER ADVANCE THE ACADEMIC TRADITION.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR STAGE 1 CLINICAL TRIALS FOR NEUROBLASTOMA AND DIRECT SUPPORT TO FAMILIES BATTLING THE DISEASE.

SORORITY, INC. IS A NONPROFIT, ASIAN-INTEREST SORORITY CONCEIVED THROUGH THE NOTION AN ORGANIZATION THAT WOULD PROVIDE A CULTURALLY SOUND AND EDUCATIONALLY INSPIRING GROUNDING FOR ASIAN-AMERICAN WOMEN.

ENVISIONS A WORLD WHERE NO MORE CHILDREN ARE LOST TO SUDDEN UNEXPLAINED DEATH IN CHILDHOOD. ITS MISSION IS TO PROMOTE AWARENESS, ADVOCATE FOR RESEARCH, AND SUPPORT THOSE AFFECTED BY . IS FIFTH LEADING CATEGORY OF DEATH IN CHILDREN AGES ONE TO FOUR, YET RECEIVES NO PUBLIC FUNDING. PROVIDES ALL SERVICES AT NO COST TO FAMILIES IT SERVES.

TO PROVIDE ENHANCED EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

Provide Disaster relief to those most affected, and working with women and children in need. provides support in the form of basic necessities offered in a capacity building structure, including training, micro credit,health care, education and housing.

TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR INJURED WHILE IN MILITARY SERVICE AND HOST EVENTS TO RAISE MONEY TO DONATE TO AREA IN NEED AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO NON PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT THE SERVICE MEMBERS WHO SUSTAINED INJURIES.

THE INTEREST WORKS TO RAISE FUNDS AND ADMINISTER GRANTS TO ASSIST THE WORK FOR A CURE OF FIBROSIS SO ALL PEOPLE WITH THIS DISEASE HAVE THE OPPORUTNITY TO LEAD FULL, PRODUCTIVE LIVES.

Our global mission is to help children in need achieve their highest potential through scholarship in the arts. We provide financial support in the form of grants to art programs worldwide. Through arts activities such as dance, music and painting, we bring joy and healing to children who have courageously survived challenging life experiences. Our provides creative missions to orphanages, hospitals and schools. We have completed missions in North America, Africa, Asia and Europe.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE POOR AND NEEDY INDIVIDUALS AS WELL AS EDUCATION, RELIGOUS AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

The organizations mission is to revitalize underserved communities by creating and preserving affordable opportunities and increasing financial empowerment while promoting neughborhood stabilization.

Provide funds for needy persons for clothing, food, housing, medical expenses, tuition and other daily necessities.

TO HELP PROMOTE THE IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTIONS OF WOMEN IN GENERAL, SPECIFICALLY STATON, SOJOURNER TURTH ANTHONY, TO THE BENEFIT OF SOCIETY AT LARGE.

To provide financial assistance to qualified recipients so that these recipients can develop as persons into upstanding members of society. We will do this by helping recipients meet their basic needs of food, clothing, and shelter as well as medical and social needs. We will place an emphasis on assistance to widows, widowers and orphans, but will assist other needy recipients when warranted. To date we have funded food, clothing, medical expenses and educational needs for indigent children.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FREE TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS.

The Corporation is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (hereinafter the "Internal Revenue Code"), or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. In furtherance of its exclusively charitable and educational corporate purposes, which include without limitation (i) improving the lives of Cambodian children, young adults and their families, (ii) providing educational opportunities for Cambodian street children, street-working children and children from impoverished families (including young adults), (iii) providing Cambodian street children, street-working children and children from impoverished families (including young adults) a safe place to eat and bathe and study both Khmer and English, the opportunity to take part in artistic activities to encourage their self-expression, access to good basic healthcare and access to free education at local state-run school

will provide charitable distributions to qualifyingnonprofit organizations in and around Long Island community and benevolentassistance to underserved individuals and families.

TO RAISE AND MANAGE PRIVATE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR COLLEGE.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO PROMOTE PHILANTHROPY BY PROVIDING PROGRAMS THAT SUPPORT AND ENHANCE CHARITABLE GIVING. IT WILL AIM TO DO THIS THROUGH THE OPERATION OF A DONOR-ADVISED FUND PROGRAM. IT INTENDS TO FOCUS ON COMBATING POVERTY AND SUPPORTING UNDERPRIVILEGED COMMUNITIES BY INVITING DONOR-ADVISORS TO POOL THE INVESTMENT INCOME TO PROVIDE TARGETED AND STRATEGIC FINANCIAL SUPPORT.

To provide assistance, guidance and support for families of children who have endured a tragedy or sudden loss in our surrounding communities. Also to provide financial assistance to existing programs geared towards the needs of children and families who have endured a tragedy or sudden loss.

TO BE A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION FOR ST AREA ASSOC. BY PROVIDING CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE TO ST AREA, AIDING IN MAINT. OF TRAFFIC ISLANDS AND DEVELOPING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO MEMBERSHIP OF ST AREA ASSOC. AND COMMUNITY.

PROVIDE FOOD AND HOUSING AND BASIC NEEDS FOR REHABILITATING CLIENTS.

TO PROVIDE PRE-APPRENTICESHIP WORKFORCE TRAINING AND CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOW-INCOME AND UNDERREPRESENTED POPULATION IN THE TRADES INDUSTRY.

SCHOLARSHIPS ASSISTANCE WITH FUNDING OF NEW PROGRAMS AT GORDON COLLEGE OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.

TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF CREATIVE ARTISTS AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

ENDING THE CRISIS HOMELESSNESS FACED BY FAMILIES BY PARTNERING WITH AGENCIES, CONGREGATIONS, and COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS TO PROVIDE SHELTER, CASE MANAGEMENT and MENTORING SERVICES LEADING TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

EMPOWERS FAMILIES AND MOBILIZES COMMUNITIES. ORGANIZES THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY-BASED AFFILIATE PROGRAMS THAT SERVE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES EXPERIENCING AND AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS AND PROVIDES ONGOING SUPPORT FOR THESE AFFILIATES TO EMPOWER FAMILIES TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE INDEPENDENCE THROUGH A HOLISTIC, COMMUNITY-BASED RESPONSE. THROUGH HIGHLY INDIVIDUALIZED, PERSON-CENTERED, TRAUMA-INFORMED CARE, WE PROVIDE A COMPASSIONATE, COMPREHENSIVE RESPONSE TO THE CRISIS OF HOMELESSNESS - PREVENTION SERVICES BEFORE FAMILIES REACH CRISIS, SHELTER AND CASE MANAGEMENT WHEN THEY BECOME HOMELESS, AND STABILIZATION PROGRAMS ONCE THEY HAVE SECURED HOUSING, TO ENSURE THEY REMAIN INDEPENDENT. PROVIDES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND EXPERTISE TO A NATIONAL NETWORK OF MORE THAN 200 AFFILIATE ORGANIZATIONS IN 43 STATES, MOBILIZING AN AVERAGE OF 200,000 VOLUNTEERS AND SERVING APPROXIMATELY 125,000 MEMBERS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS EACH YEAR.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO SERVE AS THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF CHARITABLE SUPPORT FOR MEMBERS OF THE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE EXPEDITED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE FLEOA MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN TIMES OF NEED.

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