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101		DOVER, DE
102		PHOENIXVILLE, PA
103		READING, PA
104		ALLENTOWN, PA
105		CARLISLE, PA
106		COLLEGEVILLE, PA
107		PHILADELPHIA, PA
108		Reading, PA
109		Reading, PA
110		West Conshohocken, PA
111		PHILADELPHIA, PA
112		READING, PA
113		Urbandale, IA
114		OMAHA, NE
115		MUNCIE, IN
116		DAVENPORT, IA
117		CADILLAC, MI
118		BROOKLYN, OH
119		Richmond, VA
120		GATES MILLS, OH
121		Jacksonville, NC
122		Lake Forest, IL
123		LANSING, MI
124		VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
125		CHAGRIN FALLS, OH
126		Portland, IN
127		NEW HOLLAND, PA
128		WASHINGTON, PA
129		PITTSBURGH, PA
130		PITTSBURGH, PA
131		SOMERSET, PA
132		Warrendale, PA
133		PITTSBURGH, PA
134		Pittsburgh, PA
135		BUTLER, PA
136		EDINBORO, PA
137		CLEARFIELD, PA
138		MALVERN, PA
139		HUNTINGDON, PA
140		OAKTON, VA
141		CASEY, IL
142		SAGINAW, MI
143		RAVENEL, SC
144		Schaumburg, IL
145		BURLINGTON, KY
146		CHAPEL HILL, NC
147		Chicago, IL
148		FORT DODGE, IA
149		Hampshire, IL
150		Arapahoe, NE

TO PROVIDE LITERACY TRAINING DESIGNED FOR AND TARGETED TO PERSONS OF LOW AND MODERATE INCOME IN THE STATE OF THROUGH A VARIETY OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND TO PROVIDE QUALITY TRAINING PROGRAMS TO EMPLOYEES OF MEMBER BANKS IN THE SERVICES INDUSTRY IN .

THE MISSION THE IS TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND SERVICES THAT ADDRESS THE EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, AND RECREATIONAL NEEDS THE COMMUNITY THE SERVES.

TO RAISE FUNDS TO HELP AFFILIATE ORGANIZATION TO FUND PROGRAMS TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO COUNTY YOUTHS, INCLUDING COMMUNITY RESIDENTIAL CARE, SHELTER CARE, FOSTER CARE, AND DRUG AND ALCOHOL PROGRAMS.

THE ORGANIZATION MAKES CONTRIBUTIONS TO EDUCATIONAL CHARITIES THROUGH GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS. FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE GRANTS ARE RAISED BY SPONSORING AN ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT AND THROUGH RENTAL OF OFFICE SPACE.

IS A COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION WHICH PROVIDES VOLUNTEER AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO IN CARLISLE, PA.

Grants to public for unique education experiences

SUPPORTS PRISONERS SELF-EDUCATION EFFORTS BY PROVIDING THEM WITH .

The Purpose of the is to develop and promote distance running and racing, road and trail biking, distance swimming, biathlons, triathlons, adventure races,and other individually oriented sports involving human powered motion in the greater Reading, PA area, provide information and social activities, and to enhance training opportunities in a supportive atmosphere for athletes of all abilities. The A.C. has a membership of over 300 members who participate and volunteer at races and events. The A.C. is a sanctioned member of the Road Runners of America, a nationwide governing body for recreational running clubs.

TO EFFECT RESIDENTS IN CITY OF READING, PA, WITH GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST THROUGH BIBLE SCHOOL, FIELD TRIPS, BLOCK PARTIES, PLAY, YOUTH CONFERENCES, AND OUTREACHES TO PRE-TEENS, TEENS AND YOUNG ADULTS.

is a private non-operating , and as such, its only activity is to make grants and contributions to other 501(c)(3) organizations, principally to pub charities. See Part XV, Question 3A.

PROVIDE A PLACE FOR CHNESE TO WORK TOGETHER, PROVIDE FREE ASSISTANCE TO MEMBERS AND NEW IMMIGRANTS LIVING IN AND OTHER PLACES

THE AIDS AND PROMOTES ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION, AND CONTRIBUTES TO THE ECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF READING AND COUNTY BY FACILITATING, PROMOTING, AND PARTICIPATING IN AND FINANCING ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY REVITALIZATION PROJECTS.

Award grants through student University account for participation in leadership training university tutoring recognition academic achievement and leadership training.

MAJOR ACTIVITIES FOR FOUNDATION ARE: TO PROVIDE GRANTS, AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS TO SOCIETY OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE MOLECULAR IMAGING TO ADMINISTER CASSEN PRIZE FELLOWSHIPS.

PROMOTE FIELD RELIGION THROUGH AN ANNUAL PROFESSIONAL MEETING IN AUGUST, PUBLICATION AN ACADEMIC JOURNAL " RELIGION," MAINTENANCE A WEBSITE (WWW.SOCIOLOGYOFRELIGION.COM), AND AWARDING COMPETIVE GRANTS TO FURND PROMISING RESEARCH PROJECTS.

Provide new or gently used clothing, hygiene items and household goods at no or very low cost to low income individuals in the community. Monetary grants are given to other non-profit organizations in the community who serve low income individuals.

TO MEET CRITICAL HUMAN NEEDS THAT WILL IMPROVE THE QUALITY LIFE AND BUILD A BETTER COMMUNITY IN WEXFORD AND MISSAUKEE COUNTIES. THE COUNTIES WORKS TO IMPACT THREE TARGETED AREAS THROUGH COMMUNITY INVESTMENT/ANNUAL ALLOCATIONS, COMMUNITY RESPONSE GRANTS, COLLABORATIVES AND INITIATIVES, VOLUNTEER DEVELOPMENT, AND INFORMATION AND REFERRAL.

Grants are made according to the Trust Agreement dated June 14, 1923. Keybank, as trustee, distributes to the Association to further the purpose of the religious work of the Ohio Conference of the United Church of Christ and to strengthen the work of the local churches. Under the Ohio Institutional Trust Funds Act of 1999, Association has chosen to receive the maximum of income based on the greater of 5% of AFV or traditional income. Keybank maintains a responsiveness to the needs and activities of the beneficiary organization in the attainment of its mission. Please note the beneficiary organization has a right to remove the Trustee, authority to direct or approve investments, and the Trustee has the authority to amend the document to insure the continuation to qualify as a 509(a).

To promote critical study of works of writer and interests of .

PROMOTE USE, MAINTAIN, IMPROVE AND ADD TO THE RESOURCES THE LIBRARY.

To address Countys underlying and pressing needs by supporting high-impact initiatives through strategic grants. To hold grantees accountable to produce date-driven results for success.

Provide Grants For Chaplaincy Services

TO FACILITATE THE SHARING OF INFORMATION RESOURCES AMONG THE LIBRARIES OF MICHIGAN AND INDIANA.

THE PURPOSE OF THE SHALL BE TO DEVELOP, PROMOTE, AND IMPROVE AND INFORMATION SERVICES, STAFF, AND THE PROFESSION OF LIBRARIANSHIP IN ORDER TO ADVANCE LITERACY AND LEARNING AND TO ENSURE ACCESS TO INFORMATION IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINA.

FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION TO SERVE THE MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY WITH THE PURPOSE TO PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS, COMMUNITY SERVICE AND VARIOUS CHARITABLE GRANTS AND ACTIVITIES.

COMMUNITY RE-DISBURSMENT, GRANTS AND SCOLORSHIPS

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO APPLICANTS WHO ARE DESCENDANTS OF BERK TEK . FOR THE 2021 TAX YEAR, THREE INDIVIDUALS WERE SELECTED AND RECEIVED A GRANT.

OUR MISSION AT IS TO PROVIDE THE RESOURCES TO ENRICH, INFORM, AND EDUCATE THE PUBLIC.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL GRANTS FOR STUDY AND IMPROVEMENT IN FIELD PODIATRIC CARE

MONTHLY GRANTS AND DISABLEMENT BENEFITS TO SURVIVORS AND TO HEROES WHO HAVE BEEN INJURED WHILE PERFORMING ACTS OF HEROISM. TOTAL 52 RECIPIENTS.

ADMINISTERS AND OPERATES NUMEROUS PROGRAMS IN WHICH FUNDS ARE RECEIVED DIRECTLY OR AS A SUB-RECIPIENT THROUGH GRANTS, CONTRACTS OR COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS. THROUGH ITS FUNDING, PROVIDES SUCH AS EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING PROGRAMS, WEATHERIZATION, TRANSPORTATION AND FAMILY , AS WELL AS OTHER COMMUNITY INCLUDING HOUSING, FOOD AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE.

To promote and benefit the Association for Iron and Steel Technology through the investment of funds and the providing of research grants, scholarships and student programs that serve to advance the iron, steel and related industries.

TO BRING EDUCATION, MEDICAL CARE, AND HOPE TO THE PEOPLE .

To build financial support with community fundraising to enhance the programs and growth of the

BCFLS PURSUES, PROVIDES AND PROMOTES THE HIGHEST QUALITY PUBLIC SERVICE POSSIBLE FOR ALL RESIDENTS OF THROUGH COLLABORATION, COOPERATION AND COORDINATION.

THE WAS FOUNDED IN 1998 TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF OF PENNSYLVANIA THROUGH THE CULTIVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF GIFTS, GRANTS, AND OTHER RESOURCES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF .

FOR COMMUNITY

IS A PRIVATE NON-OPERATING . ONLY ACTIVITY IS TO MAKE GIFT GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS PRINCIPALLY TO PUBLIC CHARITIES (SEE PART XV, QUESTION 3A)

PROVIDES FUNDS TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS

Direct charitable activities consisted of donations made to various Roman Catholic Church organizations affiliated or other charitable organizations - see attached schedule of grants made

THE FOUNATION PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO MEMBER THE MIDWEST REGION CONFERENCE THE . GRANTS ARE MADE TO SUPPORT MISSIONS AND CHURCH GROWTH INITIATIVES.

DOES NOT CONDUCT DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OR INCUR EXPENSES RELATIVE TO CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES, EXCEPT IN PERFORMANCE OF NECESSARY EVALUATION OF GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS AS SET FORTH IN PART XV.

GRANTS MADE TO COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO SOUTH CAROLINA RESIDENTS ENROLLED AT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING

WAS FORMED TO DEVELOP ONGOING FUNDRAISING CAPABILITIES AND UTILIZE FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIP OR GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

Charitable grants given to Holy Cross Church, St. Pius X School, St. Henry Elementary School, Immaculate Heart of Mary for the Advancement of Education.

MAKING GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES ON AN INTERNATIONAL SCALE AND ARE RECOGNIZED AS PUBLIC CHARITIES BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE.

THE RISING SCHOOLS PROGRAM, LAUNCHED IN 2009 IN GHANA TO BOOST THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXISTING LOW-COST PRIVATE SCHOOLS BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL LITERACY AND SCHOOL MGMNT. TRAINING.

TO SUPPORT THE FORT DODGE SYSTEM THROUGH GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS AND DIRECT FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE.

RAISING FUNDS TO BUILD LIBRARIES ALL MONEY COLLECTED GOES TO LIABRARIES

SUPPORT GOALS AND PROGRAMMING OF .

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