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51		WASHINGTON, DC
52		BETHESDA, MD
53		WASHINGTON, DC
54		Reading, PA
55		BLUFFTON, SC
56		EDINA, MN
57		Sioux Falls, SD
58		CHICAGO, IL
59		BRIGHTON, MI
60		BIRMINGHAM, MI
61		COLUMBIA, SC
62		GREENSBORO, NC
63		CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
64		ATHENS, OH
65		Ellicott City, MD
66		Cabot, PA
67		ODON, IN
68		MOLINE, IL
69		WEST DES MOINES, IA
70		PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA
71		GAITHERSBURG, MD
72		ELKINS PARK, PA
73		CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OH
74		PHILADELPHIA, PA
75		MERCERSBURG, PA
76		TOPTON, PA
77		NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA
78		YORK, PA
79		Berwyn, PA
80		LANCASTER, PA
81		SOUDERTON, PA
82		BOOTHWYN, PA
83		MILLERSVILLE, PA
84		LANSDALE, PA
85		WARRINGTON, PA
86		PHOENIXVILLE, PA
87		WARMINSTER, PA
88		NORFOLK, VA
89		Ellicott City, MD
90		ST PAUL, MN
91		EVANSTON, IL
92		PHILADELPHIA, PA
93		ELLICOTT CITY, MD
94		PHILADELPHIA, PA
95		BANGOR, PA
96		LEECHBURG, PA
97		NORTH VERSAILLES, PA
98		JOHNSTOWN, PA
99		NORTH VERSAILLES, PA
100		STATE COLLEGE, PA

SEAF IS PRIMARILY ENGAGED AS A FUND MANAGER TO SUPPORT THE PROMOTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF AND MEDIUM-SIZE BUSINESSES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

AWARDED TEN FELLOWSHIP GRANTS TO PRINT JOURNALISTS ENGAGED IN WORK THAT WILL BENEFIT PUBLIC. THESE GRANTS ARE DESIGNED TO GENERATE INVESTIGATIVE ARTICLES ABOUT INDEPENDENT PROJECTS OF SIGNIFICANT INTEREST FOR APF REPORTER, A WEB PUBLISHED MAGAZINE PRODUCED BY AND AVAILABLE ON WEB.

THE FOUNDATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO SUPPORT NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS SERVING THE NEEDS OF DISADVANTAGED RESIDENTS. IN 2022, THE FOUNDATION MADE DONATIONS LISTED IN PART XV.

Provide educational and recreational opportunities for children in the greater Reading, Pennsylvania area and Berks County, and provide financial assistance to charitable organizations in the Reading area serving underprivileged and disadvantaged youth and their families.

THE CLUB IS ENGAGED IN ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE ATHLETIC PROGRAMS OF THE AS APPROVED BY THE BEAUFORT COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION. SUCH ACTIVITES INCLUDE RAISING MONEY THROUGH MEMBERSHIP SALES, SALES AT CONCESSION STANDS AND CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS.

TO PROVIDE HEALTH , HOUSING, AND COMMUNITY SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY.

To raise funds to aid in the continuing operations of Home for the Aged .

inspires 7th, 8th, and 9th graders in underserved communities to succeed in high school and beyond by engaging then with mentors and future careers

IS DEDICATED TO CONDUCTING QUIET THROUGH THE SUPPORT COMMUNITY PROGRAMS BY MAKING DONATIONS TO QUALIFIED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THAT CONDUCT PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH AGE 18 AND UNDER AND/OR SERVE THE DISADVANTAGED IN THE SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN AND METRO DETROIT AREA.

PROVIDE FUNDS FOR TREATMENTS FOR PETS OF OWNERS WITHOUT SUFFICIENT MEANS TO PAY FOR THEMSELVES. TREATMENTS PERFORMED BY AND IMAGING CENTER, PC

DEDICATED TO BETTERMENT OF ECONOMICALLY AND MEDICALLY DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES.

THE YEAR ENDED 9/30/2022 DISTRIBUTED 18 GRANTS TOTALING $497,199 TO ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING ACTIVITIES, AND PROGRAMS JEWISH SENIORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH JEWISH VALUES AND BELIEFS THAT ENRICH THE LIVES OF JEWISH SENIORS RESIDING IN NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA. GRANTS DISTRIBUTED DETAILED ON PART XV OF THE 990-PF.

IS AN EMPLOYEE-FUNDED 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION DESIGNED AND MANAGED BY STAFF TO HELP ONE ANOTHER IN TIMES OF NEED.

The Foundation works with University and local communities to improve the quality of life in Appalachian by encouraging civic engagement and by fostering sustainable environmental, socioeconomic and human development.

To provide education, shelter, food, health care, clothing, basic amenities, and necessary travel to support the monastic life and engaged work of the monastic monks and nuns in the practice of Engaged Buddhism in the tradition of Thich Nhat Hanh.

To serve our aging community with a continuum of high-quality caregiving options, provided in a Christian environment, and to serve those with limited funds to the best of our ability.

PROVIDE LOW COST ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY FOR ELDERLY.

TO PROVIDE POSTRETIREMENT HEALTH BENEFITS TO EMPLOYEES.

CREATE COMMUNITIES CELEBRATING THE LIVES OF SENIORS

THE ORGANIZATION IS ENGAGED IN RAISING FUNDS FOR THE PROMOTION OF GOLF TO YOUNG THROUGH FUNDRAISING EVENTS AND GIVING GRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO PROMOTE GOLF FOR YOUNG .

CONDUCT ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE, FEED THE HOMELESS, BACK TO SCHOOL PROGRAMS, THANKGIVING GIFT BASKET, SENIOR PROGRAMS AND OTHER CHARITABLE CAUSES

PROVIDE GRANTS TO CONTINUE ASSISTANCE FOR THE ELDERLY

Provide supervised after-school and summer activities to school-aged children and .

HUMANITARIAN AID TO ORPHANS, ELDERLY, FAMILIES, AND INDIVIDUALS LIVING IN UKRAINE AND WORLDWIDE.

ACADEMY IS A STUDENT-CENTERED SCHOOL THAT ALLOWS STUDENTS TO DEFINE THEMSELVES THROUGH ESTABLISHMENT MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIPS AND EXPOSURE TO A VAST RANGE ACADEMIC, EXTRA-CURRICULAR, AND CO-CURRICULAR OPPORTUNITIES. STUDENTS ACTIVELY AND CONFIDENTLY EXPERIENCE WORLD BOTH ON CAMPUS AND ABROAD. WE UNDERSTAND BENEFIT EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING AND PROVIDE IDEAL ACADEMIC SETTING FOR A BALANCED AND AUTHENTIC LEARNING ENVIRONMENT. ACADEMY BELIEVES IN VALUE HONORING OUR PAST, ENGAGING PRESENT, AND PREPARING FOR FUTURE. FOUNDED IN 1893, ACADEMY IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE AND LEARN IN A RICHLY DIVERSE ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT THAT PROVIDES A RIGOROUS AND RELEVANT CURRICULUM TO 446 BOARDING AND DAY STUDENTS FROM OVER 30 STATES, INCLUDING DISTRICT COLUMBIA, AND MORE THAN 40 NATIONS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO AND ITS VARIOUS AFFILIATE ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE SENIOR LIVING AND OTHER SOCIAL SERVICES.

CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY LOCATED IN NEWTOWN SQUARE, PENNSYLVANIA

PROVIDE FOR LIVING EXPENSES OF ELDERLY WOMEN

Provide disadvantaged children w/ fresh air recreation activities at owned maintained by the . Program is available to all underprivileged children without regard to race, creed or color.

OPERATE A CONTINUING CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY and PROVIDE HOUSING, HEALTH CARE and RELATED SVCS.

MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO RELATED ENTITIES PROVIDING HOUSING and HEALTH CARE FOR THE ELDERLY.

TO ASSIST ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED RESIDENTS DELAWARE COUNTY, PA IN ACHIEVING SELF-SUFFICIENCY BY PROVIDING A WIDE RANGE SERVICES INCLUDING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, HOUSING, EMERGENCY SERVICES, FOOD DISTRIBUTION, EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING, COUNSELING, INFORMATION AND REFERRAL, AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES.

TO PROVIDE, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN FACILITIES TO HOUSE STUDENTS AND OTHER WORTHY PERSONS; TO ESTABLISH, PROVIDE, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN SUCH OTHER FACILITIES AND ACTIVITIES AS THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE CORPORATION DEEM DESIRABLE FOR WELFARE; AND ENGAGING IN ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OR ENTERPRISES WHICH THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE CORPORATION DEEM DESIRABLE FOR WELFARE.

HEALTH CARE AND HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES RENTAL HOUSING FOR SENIOR CITIZENS

TO PROVIDE FOR SPECIAL NEEDS PEOPLE, ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, HOMELESS AND LOW INCOME FAMILIES. ALSO, FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING FOR SUCH PURPOSES, THE MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501 (C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954.

THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES A NON-PROFIT RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, INCLUDING INDEPENDENT AND PERSONAL CARE APARTMENTS.

THE FOUNDATION SERVES TO STRENGTHEN THE FINANCIAL SECURITY OF THE BY ACCEPTING, INVESTING AND MANAGING GIFTS, DONATIONS AND BEQUESTS.

Engaging Families Communities to advocate for children

HELP DONORS PLAN CHARITABLE GIVING AND SUPPORT BY RECEIVING AND MANAGING DONATED FUNDS.

A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS CONNECTING THE YOUNGEST LEARNERS AND THEIR FAMILIES TO ESSENTIAL EARLY LEARNING EXPERIENCES. ACHIEVES THIS MISSION BY OFFERING FAMILIES EARLY EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES AND ACCESS TO COMMUNITY RESOURCES, PROVIDING TOOLS ANDRESOURCES TO POSITIVELY AFFECT RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN FAMILIES AND EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATORS, MANAGING AN ARRAY FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND PRIVATE FINANCIAL SUPPORTS FOR CHILDREN TO ATTEND COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS, PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO EARLY CHILDHOODEDUCATORS, AND BUILDING ALLIANCES TO SPEARHEAD INITIATIVES FOR HIGH QUALITY EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION IN OUR COMMUNITY.

THE INSPIRES CURIOSITY AND DISCOVERY AROUND THE ART AND CRAFT OF , DRAWING TOGETHER STUDENTS, ARTISTS, AND AN ENGAGED PUBLIC INTO A WELCOMING COMMUNITY. EVERY DAY, IN OUR CLASSROOMS, STUDIOS, GALLERIES, AND NEIGHBORHOODS, WE DEEPEN THE CONNECTION BETWEEN PEOPLE AND WITH THE HIGHEST QUALITY PROGRAMS AND EXHIBITIONS. FOUNDED IN 1974, THE CONTINUES IN THE BELIEF THAT SHARED CREATIVITY, SO FUNDAMENTAL TO HUMANITY, IS A CRITICAL FORCE FOR GOOD.

TO SUPPORT THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS - THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO IMPROVE AND ELEVATE THE CHARACTER OF MANKIND AND TO HELP MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE THROUGH THE ORGANIZATION OF CHARITABLE PROJECTS TO BENEFIT THE ELDERLY, LESS FORTUNATE, YOUTH, ENVIRONMENT, AND COMMUNITY IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE.

Income shall be paid to the Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology, Columbia University, to be used to support scholarly clinical epidemiological activities whose goals are to prevent or delay losses that frequently accompany disability, chronic diseases, and aging.

PROMOTING AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION BY CONDUCTING A LOCAL WHERE THE PUBLIC CAN BE EXPOSED TO AGRICULTURAL DISPLAYS AND EXHIBITS WHICH ARE ENCOURAGED BY OFFERING AWARDS AND PRIZES.

BETTERING THE LIVES OF ELDERLY AND CHILDREN IN NEED; HELPING COMMUNITIES AT BOTH LOCAL AND NATIONAL LEVELS; PROVIDING FAMILY RECREATION AT A MODEST COST.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING FOR ELDERLY AND/OR HANDICAPPED LOW AND MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES.

PRESERVES THE LEGACY OF HOSPITAL BY MANAGING ITS RESOURCES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE IN THE SERVICE AREA OF THE FORMER HOSPITAL IN WEST CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA.

TO PROVIDE HOUSING FOR ELDERLY AND/OR HANDICAPPED LOW AND MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES.

THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING ITS MEMBERS AND THEIR CUSTOMERS THROUGH EDUCATION, ENCOURAGING STANDARDS AND BEST PRACITCES, AND PROVIDING RESOURCES.

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