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1		SAN DIEGO, CA
2		Sausalito, CA
3		PALO ALTO, CA
4		Brentwood, CA
5		Diamond Bar, CA
6		Rocklin, CA
7		MOORPARK, CA
8		Pasadena, CA
9		LOS ANGELES, CA
10		SAN DIEGO, CA
11		Manhattan Beach, CA
12		LOS ANGELES, CA
13		FREMONT, CA
14		Burlingame, CA
15		Santa Barbara, CA
16		SEAL BEACH, CA
17		Tiburon, CA
18		LOS ANGELES, CA
19		Monterey, CA
20		BERKELEY, CA
21		Geyserville, CA
22		Orinda, CA
23		ORINDA, CA
24		Benicia, CA
25		PALO ALTO, CA
26		San Francisco, CA
27		Santa Barbara, CA
28		LONG BEACH, CA
29		Oakland, CA
30		Blythe, CA
31		Santa Barbara, CA
32		BEVERLY HILLS, CA
33		SACRAMENTO, CA
34		BERKELEY, CA
35		FOSTER CITY, CA
36		Long Beach, CA
37		San Mateo, CA
38		Moraga, CA
39		OJAI, CA
40		Newark, CA
41		MANHATTAN BEACH, CA
42		CARPINTERIA, CA
43		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
44		SAN CLEMENTE, CA
45		San Francisco, CA
46		Greenbrae, CA
47		REDWOOD CITY, CA
48		FULLERTON, CA
49		HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
50		FULLERTON, CA

THE ORGANIZATIONS MISSION IS TO STOP THE UNNECESSARY DEATHS OF MIGRANTS CROSSING THE MEXICAN THROUGH THE DESERT AND MOUNTAIN AREAS OF SOUTH SAN DIEGO COUNTY.

ensures sustained excellence of Public by securing a permanent revenue source to enhance librarys programs, materials and environment.

PERFORMS ALL STRATEGIC AND PROGRAMMATIC ACTIVITIES FOR FUND, A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION ASSOCIATED WITH SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY , INCLUDING GRANTEE SELECTION, GRANT NEGOTIATION AND MANAGEMENT, GRANTEE IMPACT EVALUATION AND ALL OTHER ASPECTS OF GENERATING IMPACT FROM GRANTS DISBURSED BY FUND.

Money was used to supplement district funding to help purchase educational materials, such as books, for students.

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.

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 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 reduce the burdens of poverty and illiteracy for the people of .

ADVANCE FINANCIAL EDUCATION AND IMPROVE FINANCIAL LITERACY OF THE PUBLIC.

THE IS A NON-PROFIT ENTITY FOUNDED TO ENCOURAGE SCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE BETWEEN SCIENTISTS AND TO PROVIDE PILOT GRANTS FOR PROMISING SCIENTIFIC AND CLINICAL RESEARCH.THE FIRST PRIORITY OF THE IS TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND REAGENTS TO INVESTIGATORS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN STUDYING . WE MAINTAIN A REPOSITORY OF REAGENTS INCLUDING MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES,COSMIDS, HYBRIDOMAS, CELL LINES AND VIRAL LYSATES THAT ARE DONATED BY INVESTIGATORS AROUND THE WORLD, AND WE MAKE THESE VALUABLE RESEARCH MATERIALS AVAILABLE TO RESEARCHERS FREE OF CHARGE. WE ARRANGECOLLABORATIONS BETWEEN INVESTIGATORS, HOST CONFERENCES AND COORDINATE INITIATIVES AMONG INVESTIGATORS TO DEVELOP CONSENSUS ON ISSUES RELATING TO . WE ATTEND CONFERENCES IN THE FIELD OF NEUROLOGY AND STEM CELL TRANSPLANTS TO PROVIDE INVESTIGATORS WITH INFORMATION ABOUT , AND TO ENCOURAGE CLINICAL RESEARCH.ANOTHER IMPORTANT PRIORITY FOR THE IS TO ENCOURAGE EFFORTS TO FIND ANTIVIRAL COMPOUNDS THAT ARE

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.

SCHOOL SITES COMMUNITY PARTNERS -----------------------------------------------------------------------------THE HAS AWARDED $45,000 IN COMUNITY PARTNER GRANTS.

We provide grants to charities for activities such as youth sports, youth programs and youth education for the residents of County, California.

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.

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.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND SUPPORT TO SCHOOL (ORINDA UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT).

The specific purpose of this corporation is to assist the Public in providing free access to informational, recreational, and educational material and programs. In addition, the is organized to promote services and lifelong learning opportunities to the diverse community it serves.

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

is a technology not-for-profit that builds software and initiatives to strengthen journalism, digital literacy, and accessibility of information for global communities.

The organization mission is to make grants to organizations that have been formed operating in the United States of America for the purposes as described in Section 501(C)(3) are classified in the Section 509(A)(1),(2) or (3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

THE USES ITS KNOWLEDGE AND PHILANTHROPIC RESOURCES TO FUNCTION AS A LEADER FOR POSITIVE CHANGE. ITS ASSETS INCLUDE CHARITABLE FUNDS MANAGED AS AN ENDOWED POOL OF INVESTMENTS. EARNINGS ON INVESTED ASSETS ARE DISTRIBUTED AS GRANTS.

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.

PROMOTE HEALTH AND SAFE DECISION MAKING, MUSIC AND MUSIC EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS, INCLUDING GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, FINANCIAL, ADMINISTRATIVE, LOGISTICAL, AND ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT TO STUDENTS, TEACHERS, MUSICIANS, SCHOOLS, CONCERT PROGRAMS AND OTHER PERSONS, ORGANIZATIONS AND PROGRAMS RELATED TO HEALTH, SAFETY AND MUSIC OR MUSIC EDUCATION, AND TO CARRY ON OTHER AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GOAL AS ALLOWED BY LAW.

To promote preservation Mayan language and cultural heritage Providing grants to indigenous teachers

The (ISF) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) entity whose mission is to address the underrepresentation of American Muslims in the fields and occupations that make public policy and influence public opinion.by providing scholarships to students in various fields of studyISF increases American Muslim representation in media and politics in order to improve public opinion and policy.ISF programs:Merit Based Scholarships Film Grants Youth Workshops Congressional Internships

TO ALLEVIATE THE IMPACT OF POVERTY IN , WITH A FOCUS ON WOMEN CHILDREN IN RURAL AREAS. WE AIM TO HELP THE POOR IMPROVE THEIR LIVING CONDITIONS, ASSESSING ADDRESSING SKILL GAPS SO THEY BECOME PRODUCTIVE CONTRIBUTORS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. WE ACHIEVE THESE GOALS VIA SEVERAL PROGRAMS: IMPROVING ACCESS TO EDUCATION (SCHOLARSHIPS, REPAIRING OR BUILDING EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES, CLASSROOMS, ADDING WATER TANKS), ARTS/MUSIC/SPORTS CAMPS, FINANCIAL LITERACY/BUDGET, MICRO LOANS, CAREER LEADERSHIP SELF-SKILLS ASSESSMENT WORKSHOPS. PARTNERING WITH TWO OTHER ORGS, WE PROVIDE ONGOING SKILLS TRAINING IN SEWING, BAKING ORGANIC FARMING. WE ALSO ASSIST IN IMPROVING ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE HEALTH EDUCATION, PROVIDING FREE CLINICS (MEDICAL/ DENTAL/ EYE), FUNDING TRAVEL TO HOSPITALS CRITICAL CARE. WE ADDED PANDEMIC RELIEF/EMERGENCY GRANTS DUE TO ITS HIGH IMPACT ON THE POPULATION WE SERVE.

Advocacy for a strong system in .

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 .

is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving services in

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.

The HS annually awards monetary grants (or gifts in kind) to graduating seniors to aid them in their pursuit of higher education.

ORGANIZATION AIMS TO CREATE A PUBLIC AWARENESS AND SUPPORT FACILITIES IN CITY AND OTHER REGIONAL AREAS, TO FURTHER UNDERSTANDING AND COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIBRARIES AND COMMUNITY, AND TO ENHANCE BY MEANS GISTS, SERVICES AND ENDOWMENTS.

For more than five decades, has challenged the systemic causes of poverty and racial discrimination by strengthening community voices in policy and achieving tangible legal victories advancing education, housing, transportation equity, and climate justice. We spur change through collaboration with grassroots groups representing low-income communities, people of color and immigrants, combined with strategic policy reform, media advocacy, and litigation.

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

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