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1		LOWELL, MA
2		BOSTON, MA
3		WESTFIELD, MA
4		PROVIDENCE, RI
5		NORTHAMPTON, MA
6		PROVIDENCE, RI
7		South Windham, CT
8		Hartford, CT
9		New Haven, CT
10		JAMAICA, NY
11		TEANECK, NJ
12		New York, NY
13		great neck, NY
14		Clifton Park, NY
15		BUFFALO, NY
16		WORCESTER, MA
17		BROOKLYN, NY
18		FRAMINGHAM, MA
19		Chicopee, MA
20		Wynantskill, NY
21		Ringwood, NJ
22		Medfield, MA
23		Newburyport, MA
24		EAST BOSTON, MA
25		NEEDHAM, MA
26		FOXBOROUGH, MA
27		BOSTON, MA
28		Bernardsville, NJ
29		HAMILTON, NJ
30		BOSTON, MA
31		WHITE PLAINS, NY
32		CARLISLE, MA
33		GARDNER, MA
34		WESTBOROUGH, MA
35		MANASQUAN, NJ
36		LYME, CT
37		LOCKPORT, NY
38		BROOKLYN, NY
39		NEW YORK, NY
40		Natick, MA
41		ROSLYN, NY
42		New York, NY
43		New York, NY
44		HARRISON, NY
45		WARREN, ME
46		GETZVILLE, NY
47		NEW YORK, NY
48		MARTINSVILLE, NJ
49		MAPLEWOOD, NJ
50		NEW YORK, NY

SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS PROVIDED TO OF MASSACHUSETTS LOWELL STUDENTS.

CCRI AWARDS GRANTS THAT SUPPORT THE CREATION OR PRESERVATION OF AFFORDABLE SOBER HOUSING IN MASSACHUSETTS. GRANT AWARDS ARE USED THE ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION, REHAB AND OTHER RELATED HOUSING DEVELOPMENT, AND PROGRAM COSTS.

HELP SUPPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY

SUPPORT EDUCATION IN VETERINARY OPHTHALMOLOGY THROUGH RESEARCH GRANTS AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

OPERATION A PUBLIC , WHICH EXISTS TO PROVIDE A WIDE RANGE INFORMATION AND MATERIALS TO ALL PEOPLE NORTHAMPTON, AND TO ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT CIVIC, INTELLECTUAL, AND CULTURAL PURSUITS COMMUNITY. ENCOURAGES CURIOSITY, FREE INQUIRY, AND LIFELONG LEARNING AND PROVIDES A FRIENDLY PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AS A COMMUNITY MEETING PLACE.

THE , . (THE ORGANIZATION) IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION INCORPORATED IN THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND IN 1969. THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES COMMUNITY CENTER, WHICH PROVIDES CHILDCARE PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH UNDER THE AGE OF THIRTEEN, AS WELL AS SOCIAL SERVICES FOR NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS OVER EIGHTEEN WHO RESIDE IN THE AREA OF PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND. THE ORGANIZATION IS SUPPORTED PRIMARILY THROUGH STATE GOVERNMENT GRANTS AND CONTRACTS, AND PROGRAM FEES.

Operation of Public Library

GrantsDuring the year the has made payments to nine individuals based on academic and extracurricular activities

None. In 2021, eight (8) grants were made. Typically, the grants do not exceed $5,000. All were made to tax exempt organizations demonstrating a specific need and purpose for the grant.

benefits, assists and supports Public , its community libraries, divisions, collections and successors, in all of its activities.

TO GIVE GRANTS TO RELIGIOUS and EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

PROVIDED 103 GRANTS TO SUPPORT AND NURTURE FIELD, PREDOMINANTLY IN NEW YORK CITY.

assists disadvantaged communities through a variety of social action programming including volunteering with troubled youth and immigrants assisting the sick and elderly and organizing toy and blood drives. also sponsors educational programs to both learn about Jewish culture and motivate people to volunteer with the disadvantaged.

Support

A COMMUNITY SERVICE ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PROVIDING VOLUNTEER SERVICES AND MONEY IN THE FORM ONE TIME GRANTS TO LOCAL and INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS

TO FOSTER AND PROMOTE THE VISIBILITY OF THE , ALL ITS FACILITIES AND SERVICES; TO BUILD AN ENDOWMENT BY STIMULATING AND ENCOURAGING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ESPECIALLY THROUGH GIFTS, GRANTS, AND BEQUESTS; TO FUND SPECIAL AND CAPITAL PROJECTS; TO SOLICIT, COLLECT, RECEIVE, AND ADMINISTER FUNDS EXCLUSIVELY TO BENEFIT THE .

WE MAKE GRANTS TO SUPPORT ORTHODOX JEWISH EDUCATION.

REVENUE RAISED THROUGH SALES SPECIALTY LICENSE PLATES, T-SHIRTS, PLAQUES, AND BENEFIT AUCTIONS HELD DURING THE YEAR WILL BE USED TO FUND GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT WORK TO .

Grants to 7 different tax exempt organizations

THE PURPOSE OF THE . IS TO PROMOTE CAREERS IN PUBLIC SAFETY BY: (1) PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS (A) TO ASSIST WITH THE PAYMENT OF COLLEGE EDUCATION EXPENSES OF THE CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN OF PUBLIC SAFETY PROFESSIONALS AND (B) TO ASSIST PUBLIC SAFETY PROFESSIONALS IN FURTHERING THEIR CAREERS IN PUBLIC SAFETY; (2) BY PROVIDING OTHER GRANTS, PROGRAMS AND ASSISTANCE TO THOSE IN OR SEEKING TO PURSUE CAREERS AS PUBLIC SAFETY PROFESSIONALS AND (3) TO FUND EDUCATIONAL OR INFORMATIONAL RESOURCES RELATED TO PUBLIC SAFETY CAREERS.

Providing Services

Support for

are dedicated to assisting with providing materials and programs for children, teens, and adults.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS (GRANTS) TO 18 RECIPIENTS

ACTIVITIES CONSIST SOLELY OF MAKING GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

TO MAKE GRANTS FOR THE TEMPORARY RELIEF VICTIMS DISASTERS AND TO SUPPORT OTHER VARIOUS CHARITABLE CAUSES IN THE FIELD REAL ESTATE, SUCH AS HOUSING AND HOMELESSNESS.

GRANTS TO CHARITABLE 501(C) ORGANIZATIONS WHOSE ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED IN THE AREA.

SUPPORT IN NJ

TO PROMOTE A SUSTAINABLE IN , NJ THROUGH GRANTS TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS

GRANTS ARE PAID TO THE HOUSE AT THE FAULKNER HOSPITAL VIA NERVINE ASYLUM. THE FAULKNER HOSPITAL IS A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED UNDER IRC SECTION 501(C)(3

GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES (SEE GRANT EXPLANATION LIST OF GRANTS ATTACHED.)

ENHANCEMENTS PROGRAMS AND GIFTS TO TO ENCHANCE AMENITIES

AWARDING OF GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

ORGANIZATION FOUNDED IN 1942 BY IMMIGRANTS FROM THE ANCIENT REGION EPIROS, HALF WHICH IS IN GREECE AND HALF IN ALBANIA. THE PURPOSE THE GROUP IS TO HELP PEOPLE FROM THE AREA SETTLE IN THE U.S. AND MAINTAIN THE CULTURE AND TRADITIONS THEIR HISTORIC HOMELAND.

TheKnightsofColumbusisafraternalbenefitsociety,recognizedbytheIRSasatax-exemptorganizationunderSection501c8oftheinternalRevenueCodeIRCInaddition,pursuanttoagroupexemption,theIRSrecognizesallsubordinatecouncilsincludingKnightsofColumbus#3231intheUnitedStatesas"fraternallodges."ThisCouncildedicatesitselftohelpcatholicmenandtheirfamilies,Catholiccharities,peopleinneedandthegreatercommunityintimesofneedandtoperformandfundothercharitableworks.ScheduleO-Line6showsthethreetopspecialeventsheldbythiscouncilandScheduleO-Line10showsthegrantsandsimilaramountsmadebythiscouncilinthetaxyearforamountsover$500.DuetoCovid-19,theOrganizationhadlimitedfundraisingactivity.

SUPPORT OF LOCAL

TO MAKE, ESTABLISH, SOLICIT, COLLECT, RECEIVE, HOLD, INVEST, REINVEST, DISTRIBUTE DISBURSE DONATIONS, SUBSCRIPTIONS, GIFTS, BEQUESTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS OTHER FUNDS TO SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS, PROGRAMS /OR SERVICES COMMITTED TO THE ENHANCEMENT OF COMMUNITY CIVIC ENDEAVORS CONSISTENT WITH THE TENETS OF THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FELLOWS REBEKAHS.

ORGANIZATIONS PURPOSE IS TO GATHER MEMBERS IN THE PROFESSION TO EDUCATE AND INFORM MEMBERS AND NON MEMBERS THE LATEST SUBJECTS AND RESEARCH DISCOVERIES. SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED TO DISBURSE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES FOR STUDENTS INTERESTED IN THE PROFESSION.

MAKES DONATIONS THAT SERVE RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC AND LITERARY OR EDU- CATIONAL PURPOSES. ALSO MAKES GRANTS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING IN UNPAID INTERNSHIPS AT FINANCIAL SERVICE COMPANIES IN AN EFFORT TO CONTINUE MISSION OF WILLIAM . TO MENTOR ASPIRING YOUNG MANAGERS AND TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN FROM LEADERS IN FINANCIAL INDUSTRY.

Support with volunteer hours, grants, and activities for town Natick

TO PROMOTE AFFORDABLE AND ASSIST IN OBTAINING FUNDS/GRANTS THAT PURPOSE

To Heighten the awareness of in the United States, to Expand the impact of and the Foundations work by amplifying fundraising and to Develop Pos network in the United States. With the aim of pursuing non-profit and educational objectives, including enhancing the reputation of in the United States by raising interest and spreading awareness, our goal is to assist in implementing strategies designed to encourage talented students to pursue their studies at and to recruit and support world-class professors at Pos campuses.

The makes grants principally directed towards the organization, sponsorship and promotion of public programs and public projects on the subject of the art of printmaking and the preservation and appreciation and collection of fine art prints. It works in tandem with the International Fine Print Dealers Association, a non-profit organization of the leading art dealers, galleries, and publishers in the field of fine prints who are committed to the highest standards of quality, ethics and connoisseurship and to promoting a greater appreciation of fine prints among collectors and the public. In doing so it provides a wider and more effective degree of public education in the field of fine art prints. Accordingly, the provides the funding for exhibitions , scholarly publications and catalogues, lectures and symposia, and curatorial internships in museums relating to prints and printmaking from its origins to its contemporary practice.

To improve and enhance the Librarys facilities, and to suport its programs and capabilities though donations and fund-raising events.

We provide monetary grants to the Community for equipment training and or programs yearly. Due to health issues with our contact person the program that was approved this year has not been scheduled yet and no funds have been expended during the 2022 calendar year. It will be done early in 2023.

TO PROMOTE AWARENESS AND SUPPORT THE FIGHT AGAINST LEUKEMIA BY ASSISTING FAMILIES WHOSE MEMBERS SUFFER FROM LEUKEMIA IN EFFORTS TO ALLEVIATE SOME OF THE FINANCIAL BURDENS ASSOCIATED WITH TREATMENT AND CARE, GRANTING A SCHOLARSHIP IN HONOR OF , AND AWARD GRANTS RESEARCH TO ADVANCE CANCER TREATMENT.

SALE OF USED CLOTHING TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE GRANTS

CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES WITHIN MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, FOR PURPOSES OF ENGAGING IN ALL TYPES OF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITY, INCLUDING EVANGELISM, RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION AND MISSIONARY WORK, BY SPREADING GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST, TEACHING OTHERS TO WALK WITH INTEGRITY IN WHOLE COUNSEL OF GOD.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR AND RAISE FUNDS FOR THE ; ALSO, ITS MISSION IS TO PROMOTE LITERACY AND PROVIDE SERVICES FOR THE PUBLIC.

SEE PART III, LINE 1.

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