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101		WHIPPANY, NJ
102		Dover, NJ
103		Pennsauken, NJ
104		WEST HEMPSTEAD, NY
105		ANDOVER, MA
106		RUNNEMEDE, NJ
107		NORWICH, NY
108		CHATHAM, NJ
109		ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY
110		PORTSMOUTH, NH
111		NEW YORK, NY
112		LAKEWOOD, NJ
113		BROOKLYN, NY
114		BROOKLYN, NY
115		NEW YORK, NY
116		Syracuse, NY
117		NEW YORK, NY
118		Wakefield, MA
119		WATERVILLE, ME
120		FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
121		ROBBINSVILLE, NJ
122		Jackson, NJ
123		Fall River, MA
124		WALTHAM, MA
125		NEW YORK, NY
126		Lewiston, ME
127		NEW YORK, NY
128		MIDDLETOWN, NY
129		Fredonia, NY
130		NEW CITY, NY
131		BRAINTREE, MA
132		ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ
133		BROOKILYN, NY
134		HOLMDEL, NJ
135		MONSEY, NY
136		HAMILTON, NY
137		Gardner, MA
138		NEW YORK, NY
139		OAKLYN, NJ
140		CONCORD, MA
141		MAMARONECK, NY
142		NEW YORK, NY
143		NORWALK, CT
144		BOSTON, MA
145		CLIFTON, NJ
146		MOUNT LAUREL, NJ
147		MADISON, CT
148		Summit, NJ
149		Milton, MA
150		Burlington, VT

TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY THAT CONSISTS STUDENTS AND TEACHERS

Provide school approximately 575 students with class trips, cultural arts programs, books other services

Child Advocacy

REPRESENTATION OF TEACHERS AT SCHOOL DISTRICT NEGOTIATIONS. ENFORCEMENT OF CONTRACT PROVISIONS.

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING UNIT AND PROVIDER OF SUPPORT AND TRAINING TO THE TEACHERS AND CLERICAL STAFF OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM

SCHOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS. WE DISTRIBUTED $14,000 SCHOLARSHIPS TO 19 ELIGIBLE STUDENTS. IN ADDITION ONE STUDENT RECEIVED $300.

VETERANS POST

AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO 9 GRADUATES OF HIGH SCHOOL FOR HIGHER EDUCATION. AWARDS ARE FOR $2,000 FOR THE FIRST YEAR AND RENEWABLE FOR A MAXIMUM OF 3 YEARS. TOTAL GRANTS THIS YEAR WERE $19,000.

TO FOSTER POSITIVE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES.

TO ENVISION, EQUIP, MOBILIZE AND GENERATE RESOURCES TO A GENERATION OF ORPHANED AND VULNERABLE IN LOVING FAMILIES. QUALITY SCHOOLS AND HEALTHY COMMUNITIES. THIS IS MAINLY ACCOMPLISHED BY FUNDING PARENTS WHO TAKE IN ORPHANS AND FUNDING EDUCATION FOR ORPHANS IN VARIOUS SCHOOLS. ORGANIZATION USES LOCAL NETWORKS TO HELP IDENTIFY PROPER PARENTS FOR ORPHANDED AND VULNERABLE .

FIND, FUND, SHAPE, AND ACCELERATE EQUITABLE SOLUTIONS THAT HELP OUR IMPACTED VETERANS, SERVICE MEMBERS, THEIR FAMILIES, AND THEIR CAREGIVERS THRIVE.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR EDUCATIONAL TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS

IS A CATHOLIC PARTNERING WITH FAMILIES OF ALL CREEDS TO EDUCATE DESERVING YOUNG PEOPLE FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES TO BECOME MEN AND WOMEN OF FAITH, PURPOSE, AND SERVICE. BY INTEGRATING A RIGOROUS CURRICULUM, A UNIQUE WORK-STUDY EXPERIENCE, AND THE SUPPORT OF AN INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY, WE ENABLE STUDENTS TO SUCCEED IN COLLEGE AND BEYOND WITH THE VALUES ESSENTIAL TO A FULFILLING LIFE.

TO ORGANIZE AMD CONDUCT SUPPORT GROUPS FOR THE VICTIMS OF CANCER AND THEIR FAMILIES; TO PROMOTE, FURTHER AND SUPPORT SELECTED CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES THROUGH GRANTS, FUNDING AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS, INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATED TO THE AID AND ASSISTANCE OF INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING FROM CANCER.

ELEVATING THE LIVES OF VULNERABLE YOUNG PEOPLE GLOBALLY, PRIMARILY YOUNG WOMEN

EWA) provided 23 for primarily minority students living in the City of Syracuse unable to afford a Christian Education. The allowed the children to attend Faith Heritage School, 3740 Midland Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13205 (private school Grades K-12). We had 22 volunteers providing prayer , individual encouragement as necessary, as well as assistance with academic needs. Our one only employee Coordinator (SC) provided intervention to ensure academic standards were being maintained, monitored progress to assist with deficit areas, encouraged students to work up to their potential. We hired an Administrative Coordinator in May 2022 to replace the SC in June 2022.

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To provide financial assistance for canine and feline owners who cant afford veterinary care otherwise

WILL PROVIDE, MODEL AND/OR EXTEND HIGH QUALITY EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION PRACTICES THROUGHOUT TO YOUNG CHILDREN, THEIR FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES TO IMPROVE SCHOOL READINESS AND CLOSE THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP.

T0 PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF TEACHERS AND STUDENTS UTILIZING A PEACEFUL MULTI-NATIONAL CURRICULUM BY THE PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS.

SUPPORTS WHO SERVE COMMUNITY NEEDS.

Service the poor of Jackson Township with financial assistance for housing, utilities, transportation, and food and clothing. Provided financial to 130 households to meet the following needs. $64,096 for housing, $23,077 for electric gas and heating oil, $3,983 for food and clothing, $3,261 for transportation needs, $2,213 for other utilities, and $4,277 for other needs and expenses. Administrative costs $3,822

Academic Scholarships and Other Donations.

THE CFMS . IS A NONPROFIT GROUP COMPRISED OF DEDICATED INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, COMPANIES WHOSE MISSION IS TO IMPROVE EXTEND THE LIVES OF THOSE AFFECTED BY CYSTIC FIBROSIS MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.

WORKS TO BREAK THE POVERTY CYCLE BY HELPING GIRLS FROM IMPOVERISHED OR MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES COMPLETE SCHOOL OR RECEIVE FURTHER OR TRAINING, HELPING NOT JUST THE YOUNG WOMEN, BUT ALSO SUCCEEDING GENERATIONS AND THEIR COMMUNITIES TO HAVE THE POSSIBILITY OF A BETTER LIFE WITH MORE CHOICE.

To help refugees and immigrants with housing, education, legal services, and cultural orientation.

TO SPREAD AWARENESS OF THE SPORT OF DRAGON BOATING AND ITS BENEFITS TO WOMEN WHO HAVE BATTED CANCER AND TO PROVIDE FUNDING IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CANCER.

ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO RAISE FUNDS, THE PURPOSE OF WHICH IS TO ADVANCE EDUCATION BY OFFERING ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS OF THE MINISINK VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL.

contributes to a high quality of life in and surrounding communities by presenting lively recreation and cultural opportunities to village and area residents. The six core stimulate tourism, highlight important aspects of our historic village, provide opportunities for regional artists and musicians, and showcase merchants, regional products and produce.

CONTRIBUTED MONEY TO COVER 7 SPIRIT SCHOLARSHIPS AT SUFFERN HIGH SCHOOL

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR CLINICAL TRIALS FOR A NATIONAL CONSORTIUM.

FUNDTAISERS ORGANIZED TO PURCHASE SUPPLIES FOR THE SCHOOL TEACHERS AND TO HELP WITH ASSEMBLIES AND ACTIVITIES FOR THE STUDENTS AS WELL AS RAISE MONEY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SCHOOL COMMUNITY.

HELP PROMOTE EDUCATION THROUGH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.

THE MISSION OF IS TO FACILITATE COMMUNITY SUPPORTED OPPORTUNITIES TO ADVANTAGED AND DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN OF ALL ABILITY. WE SEEK TO DO THIS BY PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL COACHING, MENTORING AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT, WHEN POSSIBLE, FOR YOUTH TO TRAIN AND COMPETE IN SANCTIONED USATF, AAU, AND USAT EVENTS.

TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS.

PAYMENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS TO STUDENTS AT COLGATE UNIVERSITY.

To provide scholarships for the post-secondary education of boys and girls who are graduates of Gardner High School, whether they be residents of the City of Gardner, Massachusetts or any other town served by Gardner High School.

EXPANDING HOMEOWNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOW AND MODERATE INCOME PERSONS AND FAMILIES.

TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 501(C) (3) BY:A. PROMOTING THE INTERESTS AND WELFARE THE UNIVERSITY ;B. FOSTERING AND CONTINUING THE MORAL, SPIRITUAL AND INTELLECTUAL IDEALS TAUGHT AND INSPIRED BY THE UNIVERSITY;C. SUPPORTING THE UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION IN CARRYING OUT ITS EDUCATIONAL POLICIES and PROGRAMS SERVICE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE THE UNIVERSITY AS A LEADER AMONG AMERICAN AND CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES;D. ASSISTING IN SECURING FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDS THE UNIVERSITY;E. LENDING SUPPORT TO PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES STUDENTS THE UNIVERSITY, INCLUDING ASSISTING THE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THESE STUDENTS THROUGH SPONSORSHIP AND SUPPORT UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS, AND;F. DEVELOPING ALUMNI FELLOWSHIP AND COMMUNITY THROUGH THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE LOCAL AND REGIONAL .

ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILIES, ESPECIALLY CONCERNING INFANT VERY YOUNG CHILDREN IN ORDER TO PROVIDE THEM WITH THE SUPPORT ASSISTANCE NECESSARY TO GROW UP AS NORMAL WELL ADJUSTED INDIVIDUALS. THIS INCLUDES MOTHERS CHILDREN IN ABUSIVE SITUATIONS.

THE LARCHMONT AND MAMARONECK D/B/A COMMUNITY (CRC) IS A 501(C)3 COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATION FOUNDED IN 1998 TO EMPOWER IMMIGRANT AND LOW-INCOME FAMILIES BY PROVIDING THE RESOURCES AND ADVOCACY TO HELP THEM BECOME SELF-RELIANT AND THRIVING MEMBERS THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROMOTE AND DEVELOP LITERATURE, ART, SCULPTURE, MUSIC, ARCHITECTURE, JOURNALISM, DRAMA, AND SCIENCE BY GRANTING SCHOLARSHIPS.

OUR MISSION IS TO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES TO REACH BEYOND ILLNESS AND DISCOVER JOY, CONFIDENCE AND A NEW WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES, ALWAYS FREE OF CHARGE.

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To provide and coordinate distribution financial aid, meals, transportation,and other daily needs to the sick and handicapped families in the Passaic- Clifton area.

TO EDUCATE, COMMUNICATE AND ADVOCATE FOR THE DEPARTMENT NURSE.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO LEADING MEDICAL SCHOOLS FOR SEMINARS TO TEACH PEDIATRIC AND OBSTETRIC RESIDENTS TO HELP FAMILIES WHOSE YOUNG CHILDREN HAVE DIED DEAL WITH THEIR GRIEF.

Provide funding for promotion, financial support, and education to the programs in the Public School System.

To provide to certified families

Competitive awards for small equipment grant for STEM projects at K-12 schools in . Three projects were selected in response to proposals from individual or pairs teachers. Recipients provide a written report to the at the end the project typically in non-COVID years make a presentation at an annual meeting held each spring. The number awards was down from previous years due to COVID restrictions in schools.

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