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151		Stone Park, IL
152		Mount Airy, MD
153		Rockville, MD
154		Bethesda, MD
155		CHESAPEAKE, VA
156		COLUMBUS, OH
157		HERSHEY, PA
158		Bryn Mawr, PA
159		RIVER FOREST, IL
160		Audubon, PA
161		CARMEL, IN
162		STATE COLLEGE, PA
163		LOUISVILLE, KY
164		MARIETTA, OH
165		CINCINNATI, OH
166		WARSAW, OH
167		COLUMBUS, OH
168		COLUMBUS, OH
169		BOWLING GREEN, OH
170		WORTHINGTON, OH
171		WOODBINE, IA
172		COLUMBUS, OH
173		FAIRFIELD, OH
174		ROSEVILLE, MN
175		COLUMBUS, OH
176		Germantown, OH
177		COLUMBUS, OH
178		WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, OH
179		PAINESVILLE, OH
180		Parma, OH
181		FAIRVIEW PARK, OH
182		Sharon Center, OH
183		Westlake, OH
184		CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH
185		Canfield, OH
186		CLEVELAND, OH
187		BRECKSVILLE, OH
188		WORTHINGTON, OH
189		PENINSULA, OH
190		Twinsburg, OH
191		Manassas, VA
192		BROOKLYN, OH
193		BROOKLYN, OH
194		BROOKLYN, OH
195		LAKEWOOD, OH
196		MATERIALS PARK, OH
197		BROOKLYN, OH
198		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
199		LIGONIER, IN
200		KOKOMO, IN

to educate

charitable foundation that provides educational assistance to Maasai children in Tanzania . We feed approxiamtely 1,500 children each day at school, have library and computer lab use by students and teachers.

To provide aid, shelter, and relief to the distress of orphaned refugees, asylees, or immigrants.

raises awareness about the challenges in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, engages in strategic advocacy to end violence against women, and provides grants to Hospital to heal women and restore lives.

SEVACF ENHANCES QUALITY OF LIFE IN SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS BY CONNECTING PEOPLE WHO CARE WITH CAUSES LARGE AND SMALL, MANAGING CHARITABLE FUNDS, AND PROVIDING GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O)

GRANTS AND AWARDS FOR THE FURTHERANCE OF THE ARTS. AWARDS WERE GIVEN TO 54 BENEFICIARIES. DETAIL IS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.

THE HAS BEEN FORMED WITH THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF RAISING FUNDS FOR THE JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION, AACA MUSEUM, INC., AND THE AACA LIBRARY and RESEARCH CENTER.

The organization operates a space for the arts - for dance, music, creativity, and self expression. The organization makes grants to charitable, scientific, literary, religious, or educational organizations.

GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

Rural Rwandan Development via Global Market Links. We participate in the efforts of rural Rwandans to develop themselves, their families and their communities. Our primary work is in supporting craftspeople. We offer guidance on product design and selection and purchase their crafts at a fair price. Then in the US, products are marketed and sold so that we can continue to provide new income generation opportunities to the Rwandan artisans and support other community development initiatives such as adult literacy. Market connections are another part of our work. We connect global customers who then buy crafts in bulk directly from Rwanda. This is pursued by participation in the Fair Trade Federation, via our website and by using social media. We also support the community where the artisans live through impact projects such as adult literacy classes, bee keeping training, renewable resources and supporting vulnerable people (food, housing, medical).

RECEIVES AND ADMINISTERS FUNDS FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, ALL FOR PUBLIC WELFARE, WITH SPECIFIC PURPOSES TO BENEFIT CHRISTIAN EDUCATION BY (A) PROVIDING AID DIRECTLY THROUGH GIFTS AND GRANTS TO CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS, (B) PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS ATTENDING CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS, AND (C) PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHRISTIAN STUDENTS ATTENDING COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.

MAKE GRANTS, LOANS OR DISTRIBUTIONS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES, AND TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS OR PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS

THE RAISES FUNDS AND AWARDS GRANTS IN SUPPORT OF HOSPITALS, .

THE MEMORIAL ENCOURAGES PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT OF MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND RELATED SERVICES. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE RAISING FUNDS, FUND STEWARDSHIP AND MAKING GRANTS TO IMPROVE CARE IN THE MID-OHIO VALLEY.

OF THE UNIQUE HISTORY OF . MAINTAIN and INCREASE HOLDINGS OF HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS, PICTURES, ARCHITECTURAL PLANS and DRAWINGS, BOOKS, ARTIFACTS and OTHER IMPORTANT MEMORABILIA OF . PUBLISH A BIENNIAL DIRECTORY OF THE VILLAGE RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES. PUBLISH BOOKS ABOUT THE VILLAGE and PLAN FOR THE FUTURE.

TO RECEIVE CONTRIBUTIONS AND DONATIONS OF MONEY, OTHER PROPERTY, AND SERVICES FOR, AND TO MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS, GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS OF MONEY, OTHER PROPERTY, AND SERVICES TO , .

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO SUPPORT EDUCATION IN THE / PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY.

ISSUED GRANTS AND/OR SCHOLARSHIPS.

TO RECEIVE REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR THE PURPOSE OF EXPENDING FUNDS TO SUPPORT SERVICES, MATERIALS AND FACILITIES OF THE COUNTRY PUBLIC . THIS INCLUDES RAISING AND INVESTING FUNDS TO HELP MEET NEEDS AND SECURE PLANNED GIVING THROUGH WILLS AND ESTATES.

WE ENSURE THAT CHILDREN WHO STRUGGLE IN LEARNING TO READ AND WRITE GAIN THE SKILLS FOR A LITERATE AND PRODUCTIVE FUTURE.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES, PROGRAMS AND INSTITUTIONS, PRIMARLY IN , IOWA AND THE SURROUNDING AREA, AND TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR SUCH OTHER EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES, PROGRAMS AND INSTITUTIONS AS THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAY DEEM APPROPRIATE FROM TIME TO TIME, EXCEPT AS MAY BE RESTRICTED. TO SOLICIT, RECEIVE, MANAGE, INVEST AND USE CONTRIBUTIONS, DONATIONS, GRANTS AND BEQUESTS AND THE INCOME THEREFROM FOR THE SUPPORT PURPOSES. TO ENGAGE IN ANY AND ALL LAWFUL ACTIVITIES WHICH MAY BE NECESSARY, USEFUL, SUITABLE, DESIRABLE OR PROPER FOR THE FURTHERANCE, ACCOMPLISHMENT, FOSTERING AND ATTAINMENT OF ANY AND ALL OF ITS PURPOSES.

THE FOUNDATIONIS ACTIVE IN AND DEDICATED TO 1) PROMOTING FINANCIAL EDUCATION TO BENEFIT MEMBERS, STUDENTS, AND THE PUBLIC AT LARGE,2) HELPING UNIONS IMPLEMENT PROGRAMS WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITIESTHAT FULFILL THEIR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE FINANCIAL SERVICESAFFORDABLE AND ACCESSIBLE TO ALL MEMBERS, INCLUDING THOSE OF MODESTMEANS OR TO AREAS IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS, 3) PROVIDING PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT GRANTS TO ASSIST EMPLOYEES AND VOLUNTEERLEADERS WITH TRAINING TO ACHIEVE PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE, 4) OFFERINGFINANCIAL RELIEF TO UNIONS, THEIR EMPLOYEES, MEMBERS, AND THEIRCOMMUNITIES IN THE WAKE OF DISASTERS SUCH AS FLOODS, EARTHQUAKES,TORNADOS, OR FIRES, AND 5) EMPOWERING PEOPLE TO IMPROVE THEIR FINANCIALWELL-BEING BASED ON THE VALUES OF SELF-HELP, SELF-RESPONSIBILITY,DEMOCRACY, EQUALITY, AND EQUITY.

TO SOLICIT, INVEST, AND DISBURSE FUNDS AS GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE, ARTISTIC, SOCIAL AND CIVIC BENEFIT OF CITIZENS IN SURROUNDING .

PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH THE AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS TO ATTEND EDUCATION CONFERENCES AND TRAINING PROGRAMS IN THE FIELD NEUROLOGY AND . THE EDUCATION FOUNDATION SUPPORTS EDUCATIONAL ENDEAVORS THROUGH UNRESTRICTED EDUCATIONAL GRANTS AND GIFTS RECEIVED FROM PHYSICIANS, CORPORATIONS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

ISSUED FIVE GRANTS FOR , SEMINARS AND EDUCATION WITH FOCUS ON ARTHRITIS AND RHEUMATOLOGY.

Emergency medical support and training including grants to provide equipment, health and medical training for the community and its residents.

GRANTS TO CHARITABLE GROUPS IN CENTRAL OHIO AND THE SURROUNDING AREA.

THE ORGANIZATION USES THEIR FUNDS TO GIVE GRANTS TO AREA NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

Our mission is to help our members

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS IN CONNECTION WITH THE SCHOOL SYSTEM.

Generate income for grants and awards

Part III. Primary Exempt Purpose: The is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization that exists to extend enhanced opportunities and experiences to City School students beyond the excellent education offered through the Districts traditionally funded programs. The offers grants to teachers and administrators for innovative and creative endeavors in pursuit of educating for excellence.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE FOR COSTS AND EXPENSES NOT OTHERWISE COVERED BY TUITIONS,FEES, GIFTS, OR GRANTS THAT ARE RECEIVED FROM OTHER SOURCES.

Mission: To provide support for the Local School District including teacher grants, technology, scholarship awards and facility improvements.

PURPOSE IS TO RAISE FUNDS FROM ITS MEMBERSHIP TO ENABLE ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS ATTENDING A QUALIFIED FOUR (4) YEAR ACCREDITED INSTITUTION.

TO ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES WITHIN THE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT. THE FOUNDATIONS MOST SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE SUPPORTING THE EDUCATORS THROUGH ENRICHMENT GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

GRANTS FOR CEREBAL PALSY RESEARCH

TO SUPPORT THE and HISTORICAL SOCIETY THROUGH A MANAGED ENDOWMENT FUND.

Fundraising for benefits of

GRANTS FOR PUBLIC EDUCATION

GRANTS ARE MADE ACCORDING TO THE TRUST AGREEMENT DATEDOCTOBER 19, 1923 TO THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM . THE TRUSTEESARE DIRECTED TO PAY THE NET INCOME THE TRUST QUARTERLY TO AIDTHE CLEVELAND MUSEUM IN DEFRAYING ITS OPERATING EXPENSEAND FOR THE PURCHASE WORKS FOR THE MUSEUM. UNDER THEOHIO INSTITUTIONAL TRUST FUNDS ACT 1999, THE BENEFICIARY HAS CHOSENTO RECEIVE THE MAXIMUM INCOME BASED ON THE GREATER 5% AFVOR TRADITIONAL INCOME. KEYBANK MAINTAINS A RESPONSIVENESS TO THE NEEDS AND ACTIVITIES THE BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATION IN THE ATTAINMENTOF ITS MISSION.

GRANTS ARE MADE ACCORDING TO AGREEMENT DATED DECEMBER 21, 1923. KEYBANK,AS TRUSTEE, MAKES DISTRIBUTIONS FOR THE OPERATION,MAINTENANCE, AND UPKEEP OF THE WESTERN RESERVE ACADEMY. DISTRIBUTIONS ARE TO BE USED SOLELY FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. SPECIFICALLY, TO MAINTAIN AND OPERATE AN INSTITUTION OF LEARNING FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN THAT THEY MAY BE PREPARED TO BE USEFUL CITIZENS OF THE REPUBLIC, AND IN ADDITION TO THE USUAL CURRICULUM COMPRISING THE CLASSICS, HUMANITIES, AND SCIENCES, TO MAINTAIN A DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. IT SHALL BE THE PURPOSE OF THE SCHOOL TO AVOID AS FAR AS POSSIBLE THE DEFECTS OF MODERN EDUCATIONAL METHODS. STUDENTS SHALL BE DEVELOPED BY INSISTENCE ON THE MASTERY OF FUNDAMENTAL SUBJECTS OF STUDY. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCHES CONDUCTED BY MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY ARE TO BE ENCOURAGED. STUDENTS WITH LIMITED MEANS SHALL BE PERMITTED AND THE TUITION TO BE CHARGED TO STUDENTS SHALL AT ALL TIMES BE MAINTAINED WITH THAT OBJECT IN VIEW. KEYBANK MAINTAINS A RESPONSIVENESS TO THE

GRANTS ARE MADE ACCORDING TO THE TRUST AGREEMENT DATED JULY 8, 1920 TO THE . THE TRUSTEES ARE DIRECTED TO PAY NET INCOME FROM THE TRUST TO THE TO BE USED TO PURCHASE WORKS TO BE EXHIBITED IN ITS BUILDING. UNDER THE OHIO INSTITUTIONAL TRUST FUNDS ACT 1999, THE BENEFICIARY HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE THE MAXIMUM INCOME BASED ON THE GREATER 5% AFV OR TRADITIONAL INCOME.KEYBANK MAINTAINS A RESPONSIVENESS TO THE NEEDS AND ACTIVITIES THE BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATION IN THE ATTAINMENT ITS MISSION.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, GIFTS AND GRANTS FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC,LITERARY, AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING KNOWLEDGE THROUGH , LEADERSHIP TRAINING GRANTS, GRANTS TO ENABLE K-12 TEACHERS TO BRING INTO CLASSROOMS, GRANTS TO STUDENT CHAPTERS, AND ANNUAL RECOGNITION AWARDS TO HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS. THE SIGNATURE PROGRAM IS CAMP. THIS EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH PROGRAM HAS SERVED OVER 2,000 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND ALMOST 1,000 HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE TEACHERS. THE PROGRAM TYPICALLY INVOLVES 40+ HOURS OF LAB-BASED,HANDS-ON INSTRUCTION, SCHEDULED OVER 5 DAYS. BOTH RESIDENTIAL ANDNON-RESIDENTIAL FORMATS ARE OFFERED. ALL PROGRAMS ARE PROVIDED AS APUBLIC SERVICE AT NO COST TO THE PARTICIPANT.

Grants are made according to trust agreeement dated December 18, 1967,as amended. Keybank, as trustee, makes distributions as follows: 50%to Lakewood United Methodist Church, 30% to The Three Arches Foundation, FKA Lakewood Hospital, 10%to Lakewood Kiwanis, 5% to Lakewood Christian Church, and 5% to theBeck Center. Under the Ohio Institutional Trust Funds Act of 1999, thebeneficiaries have chosen to receive the maximum of income based onthe greater of 5% of AFV or traditional income. Keybank maintains aresponsiveness to the needs and activities of each beneficiaryorganization in the attainment of its mission. Please note thecharities have a right to remove the Trustee, the authority to appointco-trustees, and the Trustee has the authority to amend the documentto insure the continuation to qualify as a 509(a)3.

TO PROMOTE ACADEMIC BY THE FOSTERING OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN, HISPANIC-AMERICAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH OF INDIANA THROUGH THE AWARDING OF STUDENT GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN BY SERVING AS A CATALYST FOR POSITIVE CHANGE, ENABLING DONORS TO CARRY OUT CHARITABLE INTENT, AND MAKING GRANTS.

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