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1		WARWICK, RI
2		NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ
3		NEW YORK, NY
4		SPRING VALLEY, NY
5		Minneapolis, MN
6		Wilmington, DE
7		Waynesboro, PA
8		BETHESDA, MD
9		ALLEN, KY
10		Alexandria, VA
11		New Lexington, OH
12		ROOTSTOWN, OH
13		CHICAGO, IL
14		MUNSTER, IN
15		BLOOMINGTON, IN
16		CRESTWOOD, IL
17		MADISON, WI
18		MADISON, WI
19		FERGUS FALLS, MN
20		Carrington, ND
21		Tecumseh, NE
22		Arlington, VA
23		BUCKEYE LAKE, OH
24		WASHINGTON, DC
25		BELTSVILLE, MD
26		WASHINGTON, DC
27		PARKERSBURG, WV
28		ROXBORO, NC
29		MANNING, SC
30		Asheboro, NC
31		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
32		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
33		Charlotte, NC
34		Chicago, IL
35		RALEIGH, NC
36		DES MOINES, IA
37		SAINT CLOUD, MN
38		WASHINGTON, DC
39		BELLE GLADE, FL
40		LAVERNE, OK
41		NOGALES, AZ
42		FORT WORTH, TX
43		Graham, TX
44		CLARKSVILLE, TN
45		KITTREDGE, CO
46		LOS ANGELES, CA
47		ATLANTA, GA
48		Marietta, GA
49		BEAUMONT, TX
50		SAN FRANCISCO, CA

APPROVED PAYMENT TO HOME EDERLY TO BE USED OPERATING EXPENSES AND RENOVATIONS TO HOME

TO TRANSFORM AT-RISK COMMUNITIES THROUGH STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS CAPITAL AND KNOWLEDGE.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO PRESERVE AND PERPETUATE GREEK HISTORY AND CULTURE THROUGH CONTRIBUTIONS TO OPERATING EXPENSES GREECE

TO PROVIDE MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONAL ASSISTANCE TO OTHER JEWISH CHARITIES

provides grants to youth-serving projects and provides collaborative consulting on capacity building projects so that the organizations can make a greater impact with the youth they serve and for the community. We also provide education, training and support for our donor so that they can become more effective consultants and philanthropists.

GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS/IMPACT FIRST GROWTH -TO LEND WORKING CAPITAL TO SOCIAL ENTERPRISES TO ENABLE THEM TO DELIVER ESSENTIAL PRODUCTS and SERVICES TO HOUSEHOLDS LIVING IN POVERTY

To promote business development in downtown

WORKS TO ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES LOCALLY BY CREATING A SUSTAINABLE, COMMUNITY, BUILT COLLABORATIVELY THROUGH CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION, GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP AND INNOVATIVE BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT.

PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS and OPERATING SUPPORT FOR WESLEY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL.

is a 501(c)(4) incorporated for the purpose of providing education in the fields of demography, political science, geographic information systems, and legal studies. supports and legal redistricting through comprehensive data gathering, processing, and deployment; dissemination of relevant news and information; and strategic investments in redistricting-related reforms and litigation.

This organization exists for Veterans and sponsors various activities for Veterans. They operate a charitable bingo game. Game revenues are used for operating expenses of the organization, making charitable donations and sponsoring civic programs and activities for the community. There is a membership of 105 Veterans.

TO STRENGTHEN THE FINANCIAL CAPACITY OF THE AND TO BROADEN ACCESS TO HIGH QUALITY , PHARMACY, AND GRADUATE EDUCATION.

WE PROVIDE NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES, EDUCATION, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, AND ADVOCACY TO PROMOTE THE PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS FEE-ONLY, COMPREHENSIVE FINANCIAL ADVISORS.

SCHOOL PROGRAM FUNDING

TO ACT AS THE PRIMARY FUNDRAISING SOURCE OF THE ZETA CHAPTER OF PSI IOTA XI, A PHILANTHROPIC SORORITY. NET SALE PROCEEDS, AFTER OPERATING EXPENSES, FROM SALES OF DONATED CLOTHING AND OTHER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ARE DEDICATED TO HELPING LOCAL CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.

THE ORGANIZATION RECEIVES DONATED GOODS AND SELLS THEM TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THE PROCEEDS AFTER OPERATING EXPENSES ARE DONATED TO SOUTHWEST CHICAGO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.

PARTNERS WITH INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE UNITED STATES TO BUILD SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES THAT HELP PEOPLE WORK THEIR WAY OUT OF POVERTY.

WI-CARH IS DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION, PROMOTION EDUCATION OF THE HOUSING INDUSTRY IN . WI-CARH IS A NONPROFIT CORPORATION A STATE CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HOUSING (CARH) BASED IN WASHINGTON, D.C. OUR ACTIVITIES TAKE SEVERAL DIRECTIONS SUCH AS SUPPORTING AGENCIES LIKE DEVELOPMENT, USDA, WHEDA, LENDERS OTHER HOUSING FUNDERS. THIS INCLUDES ENSURING CONTINUATION OF PROGRAM FUNDING ADVOCATING NEW SOURCES OF FUNDING THE VARIOUS PROGRAMS DIRECTED TOWARD HOUSING.

THE GOAL OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FOR IS TO "PROMOTE THE GROWTH, EXPANSION AND DEVELOPMENT OF BUSINESS CONCERNS, INCLUDING SMALL BUSINESS CONCERNS TO ENCOURAGE AND ASSIST IN THE LOCATION OF NEW BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY, REHABILITATE AND ASSIST EXISTING BUSINESS FIRMS AND INDUSTRY,- AND THEREBY "CONTRIBUTE TO THE WELLBEING OF THE AS MEASURED BY INCREASED EMPLOYMENT, PAYROLL, BUSINESS VOLUME AND OTHER CORRESPONDING FACTORS."

Mission Statement: To actively facilitate the development and promotion an economic climate encouraging business expansion, initiate cooperation and communication in our community while enhancing the quality life in the city .

Grant to Local museum that is a 501 c

is a not-for-profit Corporation organized under the laws of the District of Columbia exclusively for charitable and educational purposes. Foundations main mission is to create wealth in rural Haitian communities. The intends to secure financial and technical support for charitable works to empower the rural poor throughout . Toward this end the may support programs, which provide higher education for qualified rural youth or community based educational programs, assistance to and / or training for local community organizations, foster the creation of viable Haitian small business enterprises or other programs, which may create sustainable development and increased wealth in rural Haitian communities. The may conduct outreach of programs and activities to educate the US public, donors and the rest of the world about rural and the peasants struggle for education, health care, good agriculture and basic nee

TO SUPPORT BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN

To imporve the quality of life of older adults, their families, and communities through educational programs, advocacy, and capacity buildings.

TO BUILD A LASTING FINANCIAL CAPACITY FOR THE SUBUD COMMUMITY, WITH DEDICATION TO THE LONG-TERM AIMS OF THE WORLD SUBUD ASSOCIATION.

THE MISSION OF THE . IS TO ASSIST IN CAPACITY BUILDING; THE PROVISION OF FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER, EDUCATION, AND MEDICAL ATTENTION; AND TO PROCLAIM THE GOSPEL OF CHRIST TO THE PEOPLE OF .

THE EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE SCHOOL SYSTEM BY PROVIDING DIRECT MONETARY SUPPORT IN THE FORM OF TUITION ASSISTANCE, CAPITAL NEEDS, AND OPERATING EXPENSES.

THE PCC PLACES TOP PRIORITY ON PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT IN THE FORM OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND PROGRAM FUNDING TO STUDENTS, FACULTY, AND STAFF AT . THROUGH CONTRIBUTIONS AND EVENT SPONSORSHIPS FROM INDIVIDUALS, BUSINESSES, AND CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS IN AND AROUND OUR LOCAL , THESE FUNDS HAVE BEEN ALLOCATED TO PROVIDE STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS, FACULTY AND STAFF DEVELOPMENT AND EXCELLENCE AWARDS, MINI-GRANTS FOR INNOVATIVE PROJECTS AND , AMONG OTHER INITIATIVES.

TO ENCOURAGE ECONOMIC IN CLARENDON COUNTY

ENCOURAGES FELLOWSHIP AMONG MEMBERS AND PROMOTES PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT LOCAL CHARITIES

MAKES STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS IN PROVEN AND PROMISING , PROVIDING THE EXPERT GUIDANCE, FUNDING RESOURCES TO CREATE A COMMUNITY OF .

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL RESOURCES THAT SUPPORT HOLISTIC REVITALIZATION OF NEIGHBORHOODS IN AND AROUND GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN BY COORDINATING AND INVESTING IN ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE LOW AND MIXED-INCOME HOUSING; FOSTERING CRADLE-TO-CAREER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES; REINVIGORATING NEIGHBORHOOD ECONOMIES THROUGH WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, LOCAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT; AND ENHANCING QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH COMMUNITY HEALTH AND WELLNESS EFFORTS; AND BY ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES RELATED TO THE FOREGOING.

Provide scholarships, youth mentoring and leadership, and community capacity building focused on economic development, well-being, education, and social development.

Our mission is to make mental health and related services available to underserved, marginalized, and/or disenfranchised people through organizational and individual capacity building. We are most notably dedicated to supporting services to people who have experienced discrimination and stigma and to those whose identities are particularly vulnerable to systems of oppression.

TO PROVIDE OPERATING OR WORKING CAPITAL AND/OR FACILITIES TO NOT-FOR-PROFIT INDUSTRY STAKEHOLDERS TO SUPPORT THE GROWTH AND EXPANSION OF IN COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY THAT SUFFER FROM LIMITED EDUCATIONAL CHOICE.

PROVIDE HOLISTIC AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS THAT STRENGTHEN NEIGHBORHOODS. WE DO THIS THROUGH STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATE AND PARTNERSHIPS TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE.

JLP is a professional development and capacity building organization that connects emerging leaders from BIPOC communities in the Greater St. Cloud area with skill-building opportunities resources mentorship and networking support to help them identify aspirations or barriers they want to address and then to engage through membership on boards commissions and other community groups to affect positive change and increase diversity equity and inclusion in local organizations and the community at large.

TO HELP IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING LEGAL ASSISTANCE AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT; AND ALSO TO PROMOTE EQUALITY TREATMENT IN ALL AREAS LAW, CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, AND PUBLIC POLICIES RELATED TO .

mission of is to improve coordination and effectiveness of health and human service delivery system in area of Palm Beach County.

GRANT AWARDED TO THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH TO ASSIST WITH THE OPERATING EXPENSES FOR THE COMMUNITY FELLOWSHIP BUILDING

SUPPORTS A MEXICAN ORPHANAGE, CASA VIDA Y ESPERANCA, A.C.N., MAGDELENA MEXICO. , . PROVIDES FUNDS TO PAY FOR EMPLOYEES, OPERATING EXPENSES, MAINTENANCE OTHER COSTS FOR ORPHANAGE THAT IS OPERATED BY MEXICAN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION, CASA VIDA Y ESPERANZA, WHICH ACCEPTS ORPHANS PLACED IN THEIR FACILITY BY MEXICAN AUTHORITIES.

OPERATING SUPPORT OF LOCAL CHARITIES

The organization will act as a centralized servicing agency to coordinate fundraising and grant application efforts of the various exempt organizations with the goal of reducing duplicated overhead expenses and educating staff of the various exempt organizations.

PROMOTING AND MARKETING BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE -MONTGOMERY COUNTY, TENNESSEE AREA.

IS A COLORADO NON-PROFIT CORPORATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES THROUGH SEMINARS, , TECHNICAL SUPPORT, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND OTHER RELATED ACTIVITIES TO PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE PROFESSIONALS.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS TO HELP FACILITATE THEIR STUDIES AND TO PROVIDE STIPENDS TO STUDENTS TO ATTEND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FUNCTIONS SUCH AS THE OF COMMERCE EXPO FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

IS A PUBLIC CHARITY DRIVEN TO HELP OUR AND EVERYONE IN AND AROUND IT TO THRIVE, SO WE HELP THOSE WHO GIVE AND SERVE MAKE A GREATER IMPACT. WE ARE A GRANT MAKER. WE ARE A CHARITABLE FUND MANAGER. WE ARE A CATALYST, FOSTERING COLLABORATION FOR LONG-TERM IMPACT. THESE ROLES ARE EMBODIED IN OUR MISSION STATEMENT: INSPIRING CHARITABLE GIVING, BUILDING RESOURCES FOR THE FUTURE, AND CONNECTING DONORS WHO CARE WITH CAUSES THAT MATTER. IN 2021, MADE TOTAL GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS OF OVER $2 MILLION, INCLUDING THE FINAL DISTRIBUTIONS FROM OUR COVID-19 RESPONSE FUND AND THE FIRST $25,000 IN GRANTS FOR OUR NEW CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAM.

The mission of , . is to bring Christ-centered transformation, opportunity, and to disadvantaged people all over the world through the application of Reformed Faith principles and material assistance, impacting orphanages and childcare, education, healthcare, food resources, water supply, and micro-enterprise business development.

THE IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT PROMOTES AN APPRECIATION OF THE AND HUMANITIES IN BY PROVIDING TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND INFORMATION SERVICES FOR OTHER NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

M PROJECT - CURATION, EXHIBITION, MURAL PROGRAM (CHRISTOPHER BURCH, KALANI WARE), DOCUMENTARY SCREENINGS, MEDIA, OVERHEAD/LOGISITICS, AND PUBLIC RELATIONS EXPENSES. THE 836M PROJECT PROVIDES A PUBLIC EXHIBITION SPACE FOR ARTISTS AND RELATED EVENTS. DURING 2021, 836M HELD TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS FROM JOHN SANBORN, AGNES GUILLAUME, APEXER, JET MARTINEZ, CHAD HASEGAWA, PAZ DE LA CALZADA, AND MONA CARON.ALL EXHIBITIONS AND GALLERY PROGRAMS ARE OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC FOR VIEWING.

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