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1		Beverly Hills, CA
2		Diamond Bar, CA
3		Rocklin, CA
4		MOORPARK, CA
5		El Dorado Hills, CA
6		Pasadena, CA
7		LOS ANGELES, CA
8		SALINAS, CA
9		SAN DIEGO, CA
10		Manhattan Beach, CA
11		LOS ANGELES, CA
12		SACRAMENTO, CA
13		SEAL BEACH, CA
14		Tiburon, CA
15		BERKELEY, CA
16		Geyserville, CA
17		PLAYA DEL REY, CA
18		Orinda, CA
19		PEBBLE BEACH, CA
20		HANFORD, CA
21		PALO ALTO, CA
22		BEVERLY HILLS, CA
23		SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA
24		Oakland, CA
25		Blythe, CA
26		Santa Barbara, CA
27		Los Angeles, CA
28		San Mateo, CA
29		OJAI, CA
30		Newark, CA
31		MANHATTAN BEACH, CA
32		CARPINTERIA, CA
33		Greenbrae, CA
34		REDWOOD CITY, CA
35		FULLERTON, CA
36		HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
37		FULLERTON, CA
38		CARMICHAEL, CA
39		Roseville, CA
40		PASADENA, CA
41		Redding, CA
42		RANCHO SANTA FE, CA
43		SANTA ANA, CA
44		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
45		Saint Helena, CA
46		HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
47		SARATOGA, CA
48		LOS ANGELES, CA
49		CORONA DEL MAR, CA
50		PHELAN, CA

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR EARLY READING EDUCATION AND TEACHER TRAINING

Awards grants to aid, assist and support research on the incidence, detection and causes and cures various conditions that maybe caused or aggravated by .

TO SUPPORT EDUCATION IN PROTECTIVE SERVICES INCLUDING EDUCATION RELATED TO THE PROTECTION AND SECURITY OF LOCAL, STATE AND NATIONAL SECURITY INTEREST. THE FOUNDATION WILL GIVE SCHOLARSHIP AND GRANTS TO STUDENTS OF LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITIES TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION RELATED TO PROTECTIVE AND OTHER SERVICES. THE FOUNDATION SHALL ALSO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO FAMIIES WHO HAVE SUFFERED FROM A SIGNIFICANT FINANCIAL OR FAMILY DISASTER; AND MAKE DONATIONS TO ANY AND ALL MEMORIALS DESIGNED TO HONOR AND REMEMBER MATT REDDING.

MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO ORGANIZATIONS PROMOTING EDUCATION, INVOLVEMENT AND APPRECIATION OF MUSICAL ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN THROUGHOUT UNITED STATES.THIS SUPPORT IS PROVIDED THROUGH AWARDING OF GRANTS THROUGHOUT YEAR. THESE GRANTS ARE NOT DISTRIBUTED TO ANY RELATED PARTIES EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY IN 2019 CALENDAR YEAR.

is organized to provide funding for purchase of education materials, print media, equipment technology other related library media for Media Center located at Willow Glen High School Willow Glen Middle School in San Jose, California.

PCF) strives to improve and enrich lives of people in the greater area through: the establishment and management of charitable funds with an emphasis on permanently endowed funds that benefit the local , providing grants and services to non-profits, working with donors and engaging in partnerships.

N/A, THE MAKES GRANTS TO VARIOUS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, FOCUSING ON THOSE THAT BENEFIT CONSERVATION, EDUCATION, AND PUBLIC HEALTH.

TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL PURSUITS OF UNDERSERVED ANDDISADCANTAGED STUDENTS IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA THROUGHINDIVIDUAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO OTHER NONPROFITORGANIZATIONS.

TO PROVIDE A WELL ROUNDED PROGRAM STUDIES THE HISTORY, LANGUAGE, CULTURE, FESTIVALS AND TRADITIONS. EMPHASIS IS PLACED UPON THE DEVELOPMENT FLUENCY IN LISTENING, SPEAKING, READING, WRITING AND TRANSLATION.

Provided 2021 Team Grants at 103 schools in Unified School District Supported 186 teams with about 1860 students Organized 6 leagues for 156 teams with about 1560 students

THE MISSION OF THE BUSINESS PROGRAM IS TO ASSIST THE DEVELOPMENT OF and MICRO BUSINESSES IN LOS ANGELES WITH A PARTICULAR FOCUS ON THE CHINESE, CAMBONIAN, KOREAN, JAPANESE, THAI, AND FILIPINO BUSINESS COMMUNITIES, ESPECIALLY THOSE OF LOW-INCOME IMMIGRANTS.

TO SUPPORT AND FOSTER EDUCATION AND HEALTH, THROUGH MAKING GRANTS AND DISTRIBUTIONS FOR CHARITABLE OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

THE PRESENTED SCHOLARSHIPS TO 60 GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FOR USE IN PAYMENT OF TUITION, BOOKS, AND RELATED EDUCATIONAL EXPENSES FOR COLLEGE STUDIES.

The is improving and constructing buildings on a property in Boonville, California to serve as an agricultural/horticultural-based public lending library and affiliated educational programs to further the legacy and work of the late horticultural teacher and researcher Alan Chadwick. This program includes vocational training in agriculture and horticulture as well as providing subsidized housing for low-income agricultural workers in this rural valley.

THE (BACF) IS A 501(C)(3) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION FOUNDED IN 2004 TO FUND, MANAGE AND IMPLEMENT INITIATIVES THAT IMPACT THE ENTIRE REGION OF CALIFORNIA. THE MISSION OF BACF IS TO SUPPORT THE (BAC) AND INVEST PHILANTHROPIC RESOURCES TOWARD BUILDING STRONGER, MORE VIBRANT COMMUNITIES, A HEALTHY ECONOMY, AND A MORE INNOVATIVE, GLOBALLY COMPETITIVE AND SUSTAINABLE REGION. WE DO NOT MAKE GRANTS AND FUNCTION LARGELY AS AN OPERATING .

operates for the purpose of providing grants and contributions to organizations involved in news, land conservation, sustainability and community agriculture and welfare.

OFFERS AND AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS AND/OR GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL STUDIES TO INDIVIDUALS OF PERUVIAN DESCEND THAT HAVE DEMONSTRATED ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT.

To provide scholarship grants to deserving students based on academics and financial challenges, to support various domestic and international outreach programs for the education, spiritual cultural and social enrichment of the community including SSpS mission ministries in its feeding, disaster relief, educational and other related programs.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE EDUCATION, PERFORMANCE, AND OTHER ENDEAVORS RELATED TO THROUGH CHARITABLE AND ORGANIZATIONAL GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS.

The specific purpose is to create a connection between groups of in the United States, including, without limitation, living in the Central Valley of California, with in various areas of the world, including, without limitation, Sub-Saharan Africa who are in need of the basics of life such as food, clothing, medicines, and education and to solicit funds, clothing, books and resources to assist in satisfying these basic needs.

IPM reached over 12,000 people with cancer, addictions, refugees and immigrants,

TO SERVE AS A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION OF THE ACADEMY . IT MANAGES THE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS CTR. FOR MOT- ION PICTURE STUDY, MARGARET HERRICK LIBRARY, and ACADEMY FILM ARCHIVE.

THE DISTRIBUTES GRANTS TO OTHER NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE IN THEIR VARIOUS TAX EXEMPT ACTIVITIES. THIS DOES NOT

To promote and financial literacy for low-income people, people of color, and those who live in economically depressed areas.

Integrated into the financial support to facilitate the economic growth and development of the region, the organization issued operational grants to organizations. Grants totaling $67,236 were awarded to Blythe Little League and VFW foundation during the year ended June 30, 2022. Sponsorships totaling $1,837 were awarded during the year ended June 30, 2022.

makes grants to IRC Section 501(c)(3) organizations to provide assistance to American veterans and engages in no other activities.

DISTRIBUTES RESEARCH GRANTS WORLDWIDE TO FUND CANCER RESEARCH.

To enrichen student education, particularly in the areas of cultural arts, visual arts, movements, physical education, technology, math, science and literacy. Promote parent and community involvement for the families at our .

The operates an educational institution (Oak Grove School) and operates the Center which conducts seminars, and engages in the publication and distribution books, films, and recordings promulgating the teachings J. .

Grants and scholarships to youth and youth related activities

MAKE GRANTS AND STEWARD ASSETS FOR BENEFIT OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS

ORGANIZATION HELPS IMPROVE ACCESS TO LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS BY PROVIDING A PART TIME ASSISTANT, PURCHASING BOOKS AND FUNDING AFTER-SCHOOL PERFORMANCES FOR CHILDREN AT . ORGANIZATION ALSO PAYS FOR ALARM SYSTEM.

raises monies in order to provide grants to nonprofit organizations with programs serving school aged children within County.

OBJECTIVES CORPORATION SHALL BE AS STATED IN ARTICLES INCORPORATION, AND SHALL INCLUDE CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN MEANING SECTION 501(C) (3) INTERNAL REVENUE CODE 1986 OR CORRESPONDING PROVISION ANY FUTURE UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE LAW AND CALIFORNIA NONPROFIT BENEFIT CORPORATION LAW. SPECIFIC PURPOSE CORPORATION IS TO SUPPORT LIBRARY ("RCPL") BY RAISING FUNDS THROUGH SUCH MEANS AS SALE DONATED BOOKS AND OTHER MATERIALS AS DEEM FIT, MEMBERSHIP DUES, DONATIONS AND ENDOWMENTS, TO SPONSOR LIBRARY PROGRAMMING OR OTHER LIBRARY GOODS AND SERVICES, IN EACH CASE AS DEEM FIT.

SUPPORT UNIVERSITY

SUPPORT PUBLIC OPERATIONS and MATERIALS

PROVIDES BENEFITS TO ASSOCIAION MEMBERS. BENEFITS INCLUDE LEGAL DEFENSE, INSURANCE, AND CONTINUING EDUCATION. ALSO, GIVES GRANTS AND DONATIONS TO CHARITABLE ORGAINIZATIONS

GRANTS TO NEIGHBORHOOD 501(C)3 ORGANIZATIONS

To support programs and services at Libraries.

TO FOSTER APPRECIATION OF CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ARTS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BY PROVIDING GRANTS.

A man who strives to improve himself can also improve his community the world at large. This is the mission the California. Through masonic principles tradition, we foster personal growth improve the lives others.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS AND EMERGENCY FUNDS TO HELP THOROUGHBRED RACEHORSE RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS CARE FOR THEIR HORSES IN LIEU OF GOING TO SLAUGHTER.

THE FOUNDATION CURRENTLY OPERATES THREE FACILITIES IN SANTA ANA THAT PROVIDE TUTORIAL AND MENTORING SERVICES TO ADOLESCENTS, TYPICALLY AGES 14-19 THAT ATTEND HIGH SCHOOL IN THE SANTA ANA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. THE PROGRAM ASSISTS PARTICIPANTS IN DEVELOPING NECESSARY SKILLS TO INCREASE THE QUALITY OF THEIR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE, TO GAIN ADMISSION AND GRADUATE FROM INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING, TO EARN SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS, AND TO LEAD ACTIVE AND SUCCESSFUL LIVES IN PURSUIT OF THEIR CHOSEN FIELDS OR PROFESSIONS. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE TUTORING IN HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM AND JOB INTERESTS, COUNSELING TO HELP RESOLVE FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ISSUES AND CONFLICTS, CULTURAL ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS, PREPARATORY TRAINING FOR PART-TIME JOBS, COLLEGE APPLICATION AND ENTRANCE EXAMS, WITH A FOCUS ON KEEPING THESE TEENAGERS INTERESTED AND ACTIVE IN A COLLEGE AND CURRICULUM. THE CENTERS CURRENTLY SERVE APPROXIMATELY 415 STUDENTS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY AND SUPPORTS AN ADD

We empower, unite and support birthmothers who have placed a child for adoption by providing retreats, academic/vocational grants, mental health counseling grants, and support groups.

To support enhance the services of the St. Helena Public Library

ASSISTANCE WITH PURSUING HIGHER EDUCATION GOALS FOR STUDENTS, MONITORING STUDENT PROGRESS AND PROVIDING GRANTS.

As one of the Foundations on-going long-term projects, the printing and distribution of select religious and spiritual publications serves our purpose of bringing moral guidance to those in need. Every year we hand-select a number of publications and books, which we believe offer the society a way to awaken their conscientiousness from the entrapments of materialism, and offer the readers guidance towards enlightenment. These books are freely distributed among spiritual centers, temples and whoever is interested across the entire state. This project, in which the participates through the Buddhist Society, has received consistently positive feedback regarding the meaningfulness and high moral impact.

PROVIDING GRANTS TO VARIOUS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

The specific purposes of this corporation are to develop educational curriculums and textbooks for primary and secondary , provide scholarships for deserving students, conduct research and develop and/or redefine educational and instructional methods.

The objectives and mission of this organization shall be to operate exclusively for the support of musical education for the High School Choir Program, and as such, support the following educational purposes: (a) to simulate and sustain an enthusiastic interest among parents, choir members, student body, and citizens of the community; (b) to lend all possible support, both moral and financial, to programs and activities promulgated by or on behalf of the SHS Choir Program; (c) to provide and promote fundraising and to participate in any activity designed or conducted to promote the SHS Choir Program: (d) To accept, hold, and enjoin donations, devices, bequests, grants, and trusts for the use and benefit of the SHS Choir Program;(e) to cooperate with those in charge of the SHS Choir program, the school Administration and the Snowline Joint Unified School District to the end that this organization shall maintain the highest possible degree of effectiveness and

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