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151		Terre Haute, IN
152		SOUTH BEND, IN
153		JASPER, IN
154		South Bend, IN
155		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
156		Granger, IN
157		Winamac, IN
158		FARMINGTON, MI
159		Noblesville, IN
160		KNOX, PA
161		Indianapolis, IN
162		OAK LAWN, IL
163		MARENGO, IL
164		Savanna, IL
165		DES PLAINES, IL
166		Rugby, ND
167		KEARNEY, NE
168		ELGIN, IL
169		LINCOLN, NE
170		FAIRBURY, NE
171		CRETE, NE
172		Naperville, IL
173		Downers Grove, IL
174		Lake Forest, IL
175		Charlotte, NC
176		DIXON, IL
177		FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, IL
178		Petersburg, IL
179		GALESBURG, IL
180		CENTRALIA, IL
181		LINCOLN, IL
182		MATTOON, IL
183		KING GEORGE, VA
184		Jacksonville, IL
185		WASHINGTON, DC
186		FLINT, MI
187		NORTHVILLE, MI
188		KALAMAZOO, MI
189		EAST LANSING, MI
190		FARMINGTON HILLS, MI
191		MANCHESTER, MI
192		Southfield, MI
193		PETOSKEY, MI
194		WAYNE, MI
195		ANN ARBOR, MI
196		OKEMOS, MI
197		PLAINWELL, MI
198		NORTHVILLE, MI
199		ALPENA, MI
200		Elk Rapids, MI

Medical, food, rent, insurance, and utility assistance paid on behalf of low income persons. 22 households were assisted.

IS A LEADING NONPROFIT PROVIDER EMPLOYMENT TRAINING, JOB PLACEMENT SERVICES AND OTHER CRITICAL COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE A DISABILITY, PEOPLE WHO LACK EDUCATION OR JOB EXPERIENCE, HOUSEHOLDS FACING ECONOMIC CHALLENGES, EX-OFFENDERS RE-ENTERING THE COMMUNITY AND OTHERS IN NEED.

PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR A STATE - CAMPUS

To provide financial support to , ., a 501(c)(3) organization that provides to older adults and low-income persons.

TO PROVIDE CHARITY AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN MOTOR SPORTS WHO ARE IN NEED DUE TO DEATH, INJURY OR ILLNESS.

Raise and receive funds with which to distribute financial support for extra-curricular activities of students enrolled in High School.

To provide funding in the form of grants and direct financial assistance to eligible educational organizations in County, Indiana, to enhance their educational offerings

ORGANIZE FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND AID WHEN A CATASTROPHIC EVENT OCCURS TO INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES and COMMUNITY MEMBERS

Faith based aid to the indigent Hamilton County in the form food clothing household goods and emergency financial assistance. We operate a Food Pantry and Thrift Store.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO VARIOUS LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS IN NEED.

To promote interests , Northampton, Massachusetts, by keeping Central Indiana members informed about , cultivating prospective students, and contributing financial support to .

ORGANIZATIONS PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE PHYSICAL FACILITIES FOR A SHELTERED WORKSHOP, ADULT TRAINING, DAY CARE AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO RELATED NON-PROFIT SCHOOL

TO BE AN ADVOCATE FOR BUSINESS, PROMOTE BUSINESS ALLIANCES AND PROVIDE SERVICES TO ITS MEMBERS, WHICH WILL ENCOURAGE GROWTH AND ECONOMIC STABILITY IN THE COMMUNITY.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR NEEDY FAMILIES BY PAYING RENT UTILITIES GAS FOR DR APPOINTMENTS MEDICATION FOOD AND CHILD CARE EXPENSES PROVIDE LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS SUPPORT FOR LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS

Part III Line 1: Primary exempt purpose (mission statement). mission is to stimulate interest in , promote literacy, lifelong learning and love reading for all residents , IL. It is also to support activities DPPL designed to develop new services or facilities, to provide ancillary financial support for projects deemed desirable by DPPL board and FDPPL not normally available thru lib conventional budget provisions. Programs benefit city DP community. Programs are for young children to seniors and include reading, lectures, music and arts.

To provide equipment and financial support for the advancement of medical, scientific, nursing, and care delivery for Hospital Association Rugby, ND.

is a non profit, ecumenical, community-based organization aimed at providing the most basic of human needs while advocating for social justice. We strive to maintain client dignity while offering supportive services in the areas of food, clothing, rent and utility assistance and medication assistance.

TRUST HAS A STATED PURPOSE TO SUPPORT FINANCIAL WELL-BEING AND OTHER PERSONS AND GROUPS THAT SHARE SIMILAR VALUES BY OFFERING PROGRAMS THAT PROVIDE RETIREMENT, MEDICAL AND FINANCIAL AID BENEFITS TO MINISTERS, MISSIONARIES AND LAY EMPLOYEES CERTAIN CHURCHES AND RELATED AGENCIES.

TO CULTIVATE AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR ADVANCEMENT OF IN UNITED STATES.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO DISTRICT 8 AND GRADUATES.

ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO

Financial assistance to religous organizations.A total 23 organizations received financial assistance in 2021.

The provides independent financial assistance for students and staff, in support of innovative curriculum, technologies, and community needs that fall outside of traditional public funding.

To provide financial aid and support for HS

GATHERING ON SUNDAYS FOR SONG, TEACHING AND DISCUSSION, AS WELL AS IN SMALL GROUPS DURING THE WEEK. PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO BOTH LOCAL AND GLOBAL COMMUNITIES.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE PROVIDED TO NEEDY - HEARING AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED CHILDREN AND ADULTS

TO ASSIST IN FURTHERING GOALS OF AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE PERSONS WITH AND TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND RESOURCES TO NOT FOR PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE CRITICAL EDUCATIONAL AND MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT PROGRAMMING FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH .

The was formed to render financial aid to members and their families. Mutual aid and assistance are offered to sick, disabled and needy members and their families. Social and intellectual fellowship is promoted among members and their families.

THE ORGANIZATIONS PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 205 ACTIVITIES AND PARTICIPANTS.

TO HELP PERSONS WHO NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN PAYING THE COSTS OF MEDICAL CARE, HOSPICE CARE, AND MEDICINE. ALSO TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ON IMPORTANT HEALTH CARE ISSUES.

PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR STUDENTS. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AWARDED BASED OFF OF CRITERIA MADE AVAILABLE TO ALL STUDENTS.

Net income to be distributed annually for maintaining a scholarship known as the John R. and Memorial Scholarship for qualified students accepted at the University of Illinois Medical School, who have maintained a good academic record and moral standards and who are in need of financial assistance. The selection for the scholarship must be made by the Dean of the University of Illinois Medical School or a comittee of professors selected by the Dean.

PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR VETERANS

To provide financial assistance to charitable organizations for the benefit of surrounding communities

TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT, DIFFUSION APPLICATION OF KNOWLEDGE TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF ALL FORMS OF ELECTRONIC JOURNALISM; TO PROMOTE, FOSTER STIMULATE THE STUDY OF ELECTRONIC JOURNALISM RESEARCH; TO FURNISH ENCOURAGEMENT, AID, GUIDANCE, SUPPORT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO QUALIFIED PERSONS WHO DESIRE TO MAKE THEIR CAREER IN THE FIELD OF ELECTRONIC JOURNALISM.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR SPOUSES AND CHILDREN POLICE AND FIREMAN KILLED IN THE LINE DUTY AND GRANTS AWARDED FOR SAFETY EQUIPMENT FOR POLICE AND FIREMAN IN , LAPEER, AND COUNTIES, MICHIGAN

A. TO PROMOTE THE FELLOWSHIP AND WELFARE OF PENN , STUDENTS, PARENTS OF STUDENTS, AND OTHER FRIENDS OF PENN UNIVERSITY RESIDING IN THE OF ESPECIALLY IN THE CHAPTER GEOGRAPHIC AREA B. TO ASSIST THE UNIVERSITY IN PROMOTING ITS PROGRAMMING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PENN ASSOCIATION C. TO SUPPORT VARIOUS UNIVERSITY AND PENN ASSOCIATION PROGRAMMING THROUGH CHAPTER VOLUNTEER SERVICES D. TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO SELECTED RESIDENTS ATTENDING PENN , THROUGH THE PENN ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND AND FUNDRAISING FOR THE CHAPTER AWARD E. TO ENGAGE WITH THE COMMUNITY THROUGH VOLUNTARY SERVICE ACTS THAT SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS WHO QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, LOCAL BUSINESSES SEEKING VOLUNTEER SUPPORT EFFORTS, UNIVERSITY RELATED PHILANTROPHIC INITIATIVES, AND EVENTS TO IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY BY MEANS OF CHAPTER HELD FUNDRAISING EVENTS F. THE CHAPTER IS RESPONS

TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ENABLE NEEDY INDIVIDUALS TO SECURE AN EDUCATION.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

THE PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE EDUCATIONAL, CLINICAL, AND RESEARCH PROGRAMS OF THE INSTITUTE.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SERVE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES BY OFFERING, OR CONNECTING THEM TO, RESOUCES THAT IMPROVE THEIR LIVES AND ENHANCE THE WELL-BEING OF OUR NEIGHBORS IN THE GREATER MANCHESTER . THE WAS ORGANIZED IN 1987 TO COORDINATE THE VARIOUS NEEDS OF THE MANCHESTER WITH SERVICES AND RESOURCES FOR THOSE RECENTLY UNEMPLOYED WHEN A MAJOR PRODUCTION FACILITY CLOSED. THE CONTINUES TO PROVIDE DIRECT ASSISTANCE AS WELL AS REFERRALS TO LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS, ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY FOR THOSE SEEKING PUBLIC BENEFITS, EMPLOYMENT AND EDUCATION AND OFFERS SPACE TO ADVOCATES BRINGING SPECIALTY SERVICES TO OUR .

To provide critical financial aid to those in need in the Metropolitan Detroit Jewish community.

TO INITIATE PHILANTHROPY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH AND THE COMMUNITY IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE MISSION AND GOALS OF THE .

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AID AND OTHER SUPPORT TO SERVICES, INC., A 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION, IN CONJUCTION WITH ITS PROVISIONS HOUSING, PROTECTION, AND OTHER SERVICES TO DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED ADULTS AND CHILDREN.

THE CENTERPIECE PROGRAM PROVIDES SHORT-TERM FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO AND COMIC EMPLOYEES, INCLUDING BOOKSTORE AND COMIC SHOP OWNERS/OPERATORS, BOOKSELLERS, BUYERS, AND FORMER BORDERS EMPLOYEES AND THEIR IMMEDIATE FAMILIES WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED FINANCIAL NEED ARISING FROM SEVERE HARDSHIP AND/OR EMERGENCY CIRCUMSTANCES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DISASTER RELIEF, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SERIOUS MEDICAL CONDITION, OR LOSS OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME SUCH AS DIVORCE OR SEPARATION, DEATH OF AN EMPLOYEE OR IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBER. ADDITIONALLY, THE MADE AVAILABLE OTHER TOOLS TO HELP AFFECTED EMPLOYEES AND OWNERS BETTER MANAGE WITH ONGOING FINANCIAL CHALLENGES. THESE TOOLS INCLUDE HEALTH CARE RESOURCES DIRECTORIES, BUDGET PLANNING GUIDES AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TOOLS.

THE WAS FORMED TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS FOR EDUCATION IN DENTISTRY AND FOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO OUTSTANDING STUDENTS INTENDING TO PURSUE EDUCATIONAL TRAINING FOR A CAREER IN DENTISTRY OR RELATED FIELDS. THE IS ALSO PROVIDING FINANCIAL AID TO DENTISTS WHO PRACTICE OR HAVE PRACTICED IN THE STATE OF AND THEIR DEPENDENTS, WHO, BECAUSE OF MISFORTUNE, AGE, PHYSICAL, OR OTHER DISABLING CONDITIONS, ARE NOT WHOLLY SELF-SUSTAINING.

THE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE LOCAL FAMILIES IN NEED WITH FOOD, EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SKILL BUILDING EDUCATION TO CREATE SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

THE SUPPORTS ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE AREAS OF ACADEMICS, ARTS AND ATHLETICS. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE THE INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM, LEADER IN ME PROGRAM, STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS (ATHLETIC FIELD AND COOKE SCHOOL), FUNDING FOR EQUIPMENT AND UNIFORMS FOR ATHLETIC AND ART PROGRAMS.

THE MISSION OF IS TO OBTAIN FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ENHANCE THE ABILITY OF TO MEET THE LIFELONG EDUCATION NEEDS OF THE GROWING AND CHANGING COMMUNITIES IT SERVES.

Provide military honors at vetrans funerals, provide financial support to vetrans if needed, support vetrans hospitals and homes, promote patriotism in the community, send packages to troops overseas, send newsletters to members, provide lunches after funerals, provide handicap items for vetrans and their families

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