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101		IRVINE, CA
102		Corona, CA
103		ROWLAND HEIGHTS, CA
104		BORREGO SPGS, CA
105		IRVINE, CA
106		SAN DIEGO, CA
107		ANAHEIM, CA
108		LA JOLLA, CA
109		MANTECA, CA
110		OAKLAND, CA
111		FRESNO, CA
112		BURLINGAME, CA
113		MCKINLEYVILLE, CA
114		WALNUT, CA
115		BRENTWOOD, CA
116		SHERMAN OAKS, CA
117		ORCUTT, CA
118		CORONA, CA
119		Elk Grove, CA
120		Piedmont, CA
121		REDWOOD CITY, CA
122		HUNTINGTN BCH, CA
123		CHICO, CA
124		RODEO, CA
125		LA JOLLA, CA
126		MONTE SERENO, CA
127		LONG BEACH, CA
128		WOODLAND HILLS, CA
129		MERCED, CA
130		NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA
131		CARLSBAD, CA
132		SACRAMENTO, CA
133		Redwood City, CA
134		OXNARD, CA
135		LOS ANGELES, CA
136		LOS ALTOS, CA
137		CITY INDUSTRY, CA
138		LIVERMORE, CA
139		KENTFIELD, CA
140		THOUSAND OAKS, CA
141		Palo Alto, CA
142		SAN JOSE, CA
143		San Francisco, CA
144		BERKELEY, CA
145		Coarsegold, CA
146		PIEDMONT, CA
147		Menlo Park, CA
148		MAMMOTH LAKES, CA
149		CUPERTINO, CA
150		South San Francisco, CA

DIL) EDUCATES AND EMPOWERS UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS, ESPECIALLY GIRLS, BY OPERATING STUDENT-CENTERED MODEL SCHOOLS; AND PROVIDES HIGH QUALITY

Support children through positive youth programs, scholarships, gifts to pediatric cancer patients, and grants to cancer research programs.

a. The activities of the organization include the following:1. Providing employment, career development training services workshops for persons with disadvantaged conditions because of race, background or verbal disabilities with particular emphasis on the Asian American community in Southern California (30%);2. Providing exchange student intern scholarship programs to assist in better understanding of cultures persons from high school to college post doctoral phases (30%);3. Conducting professional public discussion groups, lectures workshop, publishing public interest or scientific materials, publishing educational newsletters, pamphlets, books or other material; Presenting seminars for technical exchange; Application of government financial assistance; Individual consultation, business mentoring program, etc. (20%);4. Aiding the Southern California Asian American community, exchanging information about resource, knowledge networks centers of expertise

Support for New for adult and children programs and book sales.

THE ORGANIZATION IS ORGANIZED FOR CHARITABLE EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. IT SUPPORTS THE SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION AND MAKES GRANTS TO OTHER IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES BY SUPPORTING EXCELLENCE IN THE SYSTEM.

Granting sick and disadvantaged

SUPPORT FOR ANIMAL RESCUE AND ANIMAL MEDICAL CARE, INCLUDING GRANTS TO SEVERAL PUBLIC CHARITY ORGANIZATIONS THAT CARE FOR ANIMALS.

THE ORGANIZATION MADE GRANTS TO VARIOUS TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS WHO PROVIDE SERVICES AND PROGRAMS TO INDIVIDUALS IN NEED.

TO DEVELOP CAREER PATHWAYS FOR IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES TO ENTER OR REENTER HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONS THE U.S. AND TO WORK WITH EDUCATORS AND EMPLOYERS TO QUALIFY ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS FOR HEALTHCARE JOBS.

charitable and educational purposes in line with 501c3. - Help the homeless in Fresno California with food and water - Help underprivileged in California - Help the underprivileged in Africa specifically Ghana with financial support, build community library and host community clinics

TO EMPOWER EVERY INDIVIDUAL WE SERVE WITH FUNCTIONAL AND AN UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR BASIC RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

PROVIDE GRANTS, FISCAL SPONSORSHIP, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AND SUPPORT TO PROJECTS AND INDIVIDUALS IN THE US AND AROUND THE WORLD IMPLEMENTING SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE, CLIMATE ADAPTATION, and EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

OUR MISSION IS TO FIND AND PROMOTE THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAYS TO HELP ANIMALS. WE DIRECT SUPPORT TO SOME OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE ORGANIZATIONS THAT HELP ANIMALS BY CONDUCTING COMPREHENSIVE REVIEWS TO INFORM KEY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR OUR DONORS AND MAKING GRANTS TO PROMISING ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE GLOBE.

Our main mission is to run an authentic-learning focused on natural sciences to advance the practice authentic learning to provide charitable humanitarian support grants to our alumni students faculty.

is a philosophy of giving that offers maximum joy for donors and maximum impact for recipients. We provide direct grants to hardworking people who are experiencing hardships or who have opportunities to further their success but do not have financial support they need to succeed. By partnering with well-established organizations, we transfer philanthropy to frontline staff who have access to resources not previously available. result is that caseworkers on frontlines say yes more often than no to clients in need.

TO FURTHER THE THROUGH GRANTS AND AWARDS TO VARIOUS OTHER NON PROFIT ENTITIES AND SCHOOLS.

ACQUISITION/IMPROVEMENT OF MUSUEM COLLECTION PIECES- VINTAGE CARS, BOOKS, VALUABLE HELMETS/TROPHIES

Provides grants and/or scholarships to Pharmacy, Medical, and Health Science students.

To aid college students living with serious illness and injury, so that they may continue working toward their educational goals. Each year we provide grants for uncovered medical costs, medical technology, educational costs and living expenses.

SUPPORT LITERACY PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS.

Wearededicatedtoraisingfundsfortheimprovementofvisual,performingandtechnicaltheaterartscoursesforstudentsagedKindergarten-12thinHuntingtonBeachUnionHighSchoolDistrictanditsfeederschools;fundingannualstudentawards,grantsandscholarships,artsdepartmentgrantsfornewequipmentandimprovements,communityoutreachperformancesandinstruction,masterclasses,busing,fieldtripsandvirtualperformances.

Raise charitable contributions to fund programs to relieve famine and raise literacy by equiping African villagers with bulls, plows, clean water wells and training in sustainable agriculture so they can grow enough food to sell a surplus.

Providing grants to organizations which support health, wellness, training for members of the , and historical preservation of related sites

HAS SEVEN SPECIFIC PURPOSES: (1) TO CONDUCT RESEARCH AND/OR SUPPORT RESEARCH ABOUT ALTERNATIVE HEALING TECHNIQUES AND GLOBAL HEALING TRADITIONS; (2) TO PROVIDE EDUCATION ABOUT AND INCREASE AWARENESS OF ALTERNATIVE HEALING TECHNIQUES AND GLOBAL HEALING TRADITIONS; (3) TO MAKE GRANTS TO MEDICAL PERSONNEL (INCLUDING BOTH CONVENTIONAL AND ALTERNATIVE PRACTICES) TO ASSIST IN SERVING UNDER-SERVED COMMUNITIES, BOTH NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY; (4) TO MAKE GRANTS IN SUPPORT OF MEDICAL SERVICES AND FACILITIES (INCLUDING BOTH CONVENTIONAL AND ALTERNATIVE PRACTICES) IN UNDER-SERVED COMMUNITIES, BOTH NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY; (5) TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO AND/OR FOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, SCHOOLS AND INDIVIDUALS IN UNDER-SERVED COMMUNITIES, BOTH NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY; (6) TO MAKE QUALIFYING DISTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENDITURES DIRECTLY FOR THE ACTIVE CONDUCT OF AND/OR FOR THE SUPPORT OF ACTIVIES CONSTITUTING THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH THIS CORPORATION IS ORGANIZ

THE WILL MAKE GRANTS TO CHARITIES HAVING PROVEN TRACK RECORDS OF DELIVERING SERVICES TO AND SUPPORTING UNDERSERVED YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO SPORTS, RECREATIONAL AND THERAPEUTIC PROGRAMS, NUTRITION, EDUCATION AND HEALTHCARE.

TO EMPOWER UNDERSERVED YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS THROUGH LITERATURE BASED ENRICHMENT PROGRAMMING. WILL HELP THESE YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULTS BUILD PERSONAL RESILIENCY AND BECOME SELF-MOTIVATED LEARNERS BY CONNECTING THEM WITH HIGH INTEREST READING MATERIALS AND CREATING COMMUNITIES OF READERS.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO EMPLOYEES AND THEIR FAMILIES IMPACTED BY EMERGENCY HARDSHIP BEYOND THEIR CONTROL AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITIES.

TO BENEFIT THE OFFICE OF BY ESTABLISHING AND SUPPORTING PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES THAT MAXIMIZE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND ENRICHMENT FOR STUDENTS WITHIN ; PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE BY ACQUIRING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES FOR THE USE AND BENEFIT OF THE OFFICE OF ; ASSISTING AND SUPPORTING OFFICE OF IN THE ATTAINMENT OF ITS EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, SCIENTIFIC, ARTISTIC, AND TECHNOLOGICAL GOALS AND IN FULFILLING ITS ROLE IN SERVING STUDENTS, PARENTS, AND THE COMMUNITY OF WHICH IT IS A PART; STRENGTHENING AND SUPPORTING COLLABORATIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS AMONG THE OFFICE OF , BUSINESSES, FOUNDATIONS AND FAMILIES TO SERVICE THE OFFICE OF COMMUNITY; AND SOLICITING GRANTS, DONATIONS, CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AND RAISING FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE EDUCATIONAL ENDEAVORS OF THE OFFICE OF .

TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND RESOURCES TO HELP OTHERS LAUNCH NONPROFITS AND SMALL BUSINESSES. TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO UNDERSERVED SUCH AS FOOD, CLOTHING, COUNSELING AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

PROVIDES GRANTS TO TEAM MEMBERS (EMPLOYEES) OF , USA, LLC.

Our mission is to inspire kids to eat their vegetables. We teach children in low-income elementary schools cooking, nutrition, gardening, and active play to improve our health, environment, and economy.

empowers low-income adults, mostly immigrants, by providing them financial, academic, and community support so they can continue their education, get better jobs, and serve as role models and advocates for their children.

THE SUPPORTS A VARIETY OF COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING EFFORTS INCLUDING BREAST CANCER RESEARCH, COVID PREVENTION EFFORTS, FUNDRAISING FOR FIREFIGHTER FAMILIES, GRANTS FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT AND SUICIDE PREVENTION FOR FIRST RESPONDERS.

THE GRANTS AND OPERATIONS MANAGER VOLUNTEERS FIFTY PERCENT OF HER TIME IN SENIOR STAFF POSITIONS AS EDITOR AND EVENTS DIRECTOR FOR CATALOGUE FOR PHILANTHROPY: GREATER WASHINGTON DC, FOUNDED BY THE AND ONE OF ITS MOST SIGNIFICANT NONPROFIT PARTNERS.

AKEA ORGANIZED TO BUILD A LIBRARY FOR AN ELEMENTARYSCHOOL. AKEA RESEARCHED AND IDENTIFIED ANELEMENTARY SCHOOL DID NOT HAVE GOOD COLLECTION OF LITERATURE BOOKS. INVESTIGATED MATERIALS SUITABLE FOR ELEMENTARYSTUDENTS AND PURCHASED FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES, THEN COORDINATED WITHTHE SCHOOL TO DONATE THE BOOKS TO THE SCHOOLS. IT IS A SUCCESSFULLYEVENT THAT WAS REPORTED BY LOCAL NEWSPAPER AND TV STATIONS.

The specific purpose and mission of this corporation is to pursue funding and endowments in order to provide grants and scholarship to qualified students seeking higher , teacher or organizations who support and provide support services and/or technical assistance to prepare students for their educational career.

THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF THIS CORPORATION IS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND FINANCIAL LITERACY PROGRAMS TO THE UNDERSERVED MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY.

ISSUANCE OF GRANTS TO OTHER NON-PROFITS PROMOTING GENERAL EDUCATION ADVANCEMENT IN THE 21ST CENTURY AND BEYOND.

ADVOCATE VERY LOW AND EXTREMELY LOW INCOME SENIORS AND VETERANS. PROVIDING MOBILE HOME REHABILITATION THROUGH GRANTS, ENABLING THE ELDERLY AND AGED SENIORS TO REMAIN IN THEIR HOMES. PROVIDING HEALTH AND SAFETY NEEDS. PROVIDING INFORMATION AND OTHER ASSISTANCE.

Operate a mobile Chinese children library. And donate class libraries to the schools in the remote area in China.

Provide support to poor students globally. We provided grants to La Salle Pouthum School a tuition free school serving poor students in rural Cambodia and free lunches. The school serves mor then 400 hundred poor students.

No direct charitable activities other than contributions (grants) directly to non-profit charities for education community support. See 990 PF Part XIV - Grants Contributions.

To Support the community through grants in the areas of education and entrepreneurship

This organization was created to empower teenagers by providing educational and material support necessary to succeed in academics. We encourage young adults to read by establishing personal libraries and classroom mini-libraries. We provide high school and college students with educational grants, along with technology and classroom support.

PROVIDES FINANCIAL GRANTS TO SUPPORT NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE COMBATTING SEX TRAFFICKING, WHILE ALSO RAISING AWARENESS OF THE SEX TRAFFICKING CRISIS.

To seek private financial support from the community to supplement the resources for the enhancement of the facitilites, programs, and services.

MLR) WAS FORMED TO ENHANCE RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE , CALIFORNIA AREA AND IN THE SURROUNDING INYO NATIONAL FOREST AND WILDERNESS AREAS.WE EXPECT TO INVOLVE COMMUNITY GROUPS, OTHER AGENCIES WITH JURISDICTION OVER RECREATIONAL LANDS IN OUR AREA, AND OUR TOWN GOVERNMENT IN DETERMINING POTENTIAL PROJECTS, PRIORITIZING THESE PROJECTS FOR FUNDING, AND RECOMMENDING DISTRIBUTION OF SPECIAL TAX MEASURE FUNDS TO CONSTRUCT AND PROGRAM RECREATIONAL AMENITIES.WE WILL LEVERAGE RESOURCES THROUGH PURSUIT OF GRANTS, SPONSORSHIPS AND DONATIONS TO AUGMENT THE SPECIAL TAX MEASURES. THIS INCLUDES FORMING PARTNERSHIPS TO MAXIMIZE THE USE OF RESOURCES.WE WILL ADVISE THE TOWN OF ON STRATEGIC USE OF SPECIAL TAX MEASURE FUNDING TO ENSURE THE BEST USE OF AVAILABLE FUDNING TO MEET COMMUNITY DESIRES AND NEEDS FOR RECREATIONAL AMENITIES.THE RESULT WILL BE A FOCUSED, COORDINATED APPROACH TO EXPANDING RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS.

Youth art and drama activities - purchased equipment and provided grants to local middle school drama program; organized local youths for Valentine card writing activity for community senior center; provide workshop and training to local high school students for mosaic artworks for school and community senior center

Raise money to enhance and enrich facilities, programs and services, a capital campaign for New Main , as well as participating in and supporting City-wide information, referral and community support programs such as COVID and vaccine awareness and essential local health and human services.

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