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1		SAN DIEGO, CA
2		ORINDA, CA
3		PALO ALTO, CA
4		Fresno, CA
5		Rocklin, CA
6		MOORPARK, CA
7		El Dorado Hills, CA
8		LOS ANGELES, CA
9		SALINAS, CA
10		SAN DIEGO, CA
11		FREMONT, CA
12		Santa Barbara, CA
13		LOS ANGELES, CA
14		LOS ANGELES, CA
15		Monterey, CA
16		ORINDA, CA
17		PALO ALTO, CA
18		SAN DIEGO, CA
19		SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA
20		Oakland, CA
21		Blythe, CA
22		Santa Barbara, CA
23		SAN JOSE, CA
24		SACRAMENTO, CA
25		Pacoima, CA
26		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
27		Los Angeles, CA
28		San Mateo, CA
29		OJAI, CA
30		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
31		San Rafael, CA
32		San Francisco, CA
33		Greenbrae, CA
34		CARMICHAEL, CA
35		LOS ANGELES, CA
36		Roseville, CA
37		Mountain View, CA
38		SANTA BARBARA, CA
39		Mission Viejo, CA
40		NAPA, CA
41		Redding, CA
42		SACRAMENTO, CA
43		Santa Rosa, CA
44		THOUSAND OAKS, CA
45		SAN DIEGO, CA
46		SARATOGA, CA
47		OCEANSIDE, CA
48		MALIBU, CA
49		LAGUNA BEACH, CA
50		Saint Helena, 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.

TRAINING CLINICS AND BASKETBALL CAMPS FOR DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES, LITERACY, ART AND EDUCATION CLINICS FOR CHILDREN, MENTORING PROGRAMS FOR ASPIRING STUDENT ATHLETES, SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS FOR STUDENT ATHLETES AND ASSIST IN BASKETBALL COURT REFURBISHMENTS IN CARRIBEAN ISLANDS FOR DISADVANTAGED YOUTHS (UNION ISLAND).

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.

Spreading the Gospel.

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.

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.

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

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 FOUNDATION SEEKS TO HELP COMMUNITIES AND ENRICH LIVES BY COMBINING THE COLLECTIVE STRENGTHS OF THE TO PROVIDE GRANTS, VOLUNTEER SERVICE, AND LEADERSHIP.

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.

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

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

MISSION OF , ., (STEP) IS TO ASSIST JUNIOR ACTIVE DUTY MEMBERS AND RECENTLY DISCHARGED VETERANS, AND THEIR FAMILIES, FACING FINANCIAL CRISIS ACHIEVE LONG TERM FINANCIAL SELF-SUFFICIENCY THROUGH COUNSELING, EDUCATION AND GRANTS TO ALLEVIATE CRITICAL NEAR TERM OBLIGATIONS.

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.

GRANTS TO UNDERSERVED YOUTH TO PLAY SPORTS

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

Our Foundation provides educational support to students of Center, a public school in Los Angeles which serves 3,300 students in preschool through high school. Support includes the following areas: high school graduation activities, college books and laptop for graduates attending colleges, library and technology resources, study tours, staff training, college visits, student safety and health needs, food, rent and utilities payments, and COVID-19 related student and family assistance.

THE PLANS TO MAKE DONATIONS AND GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, INCLUDING SCIENTIFIC, EDUCATIONAL AND LITERARY ORGANZATIONS.

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. .

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

Focus public attention on and generate community support for services, facilities and other needs ; (2) expand opportunities for education and well-being community; (3) encourage literacy; and (4) assist in obtaining financial support for .

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.

GRANTS TO NEIGHBORHOOD 501(C)3 ORGANIZATIONS

PROVIDES GRANTS TO DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES/FAMILIES WHO NEED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

To support programs and services at Libraries.

To foster close relations between and its citizens; to promote knowledge functions, resources, services, and needs ; to aid in development programs to extend services; and to provide additional funding for .

THE PROVIDES GRANTS TO UNIVERSITIES TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS OF EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES RELATED TO THE FIELD OF NUTRITION. THE THROUGH THE UNIVERSITIES GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFIED UNDERGRADUATE AND POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS MAJORING IN NUTRITIONAL SCIENCE.

TO EXTEND AND ENHANCE HEALTH CARE MINISTRY BY PROVIDING VOLUNTEER SERVICES WHICH REFLECT THE GOALS AND VALUES THE SISTERS ST. JOSEPH ORANGE. ALSO TO PROVIDE GRANTS IN SUPPORT .

CONDUCT SALES DONATED BOOKS. PROCEEDS FROM THESE SALES ARE CONTRIBUTED TO - FOR PURCHASE BOOKS AND AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS, EQUIPMENT INCLUDING COMPUTERS AND SHELVING, AND TO FUND EVENTS LIKE SUMMER READING PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN.

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.

THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO ENGAGE IN ANY CHARITABLE ACTIVITY TO ASSIST AND SUPPORT AND MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE ORGANIZED AND OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO MAKE GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS. IN EACH CASE WITH AN EMPHASIS ON AGRICULTURE AND RELATED DISCIPLINES AND TO ENGAGE IN ANY OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITES.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS

EMPOWERS IMPOVERISHED WOMEN AND GIRLS IN UGANDA BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT THROUGH MICRO LOANS, EDUCATION, AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS TO REDUCE POVERY, DISEASE, HUNGER, ILLITERACY AND GENDER INEQUALITY.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO STUDENTS OF

Provide programs grants for

TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE AREA THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DESERVING HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS AND CLASS ROOM GRANTS, TO ORGANIZE EVENTS TO RECOGNIZE THE MILITARY AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO LIVE IN THE AREA, AND TO PARTNER WITH OTHER LOCAL CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE THE COMMUNITY.

OUR MISSION AT IS TO WORK WITH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SHELTERS, RESCUES AND HUMANE ORGANIZATIONS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND ABROAD. PROVIDES LIFE SAVING TOOLS AND EDUCATION THAT SAVES LIVES OF THOUSANDS OF SHELTER PETS EVERY YEAR. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES A SERVICE TO SHELTERS, HUMANE SOCIETIES AND RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS THAT NO ONE ELSE DOES. WE HAVE PROVEN, LOGICAL SOLUTIONS AND LIFE SAVING TOOLS THAT SAVE THE LIVES OF SHELTER PETS. OUR PROGRAMS ARE AVAILABLE TO SHELTERS AND HUMANE ORGANIZATIONS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. THESE PROGRAMS RANGE FROM ONLINE TRAINING, BOOKS, EDUCATIONAL AND DISSEMINATION CAMPAIGNS, AS WELL AS HANDS-ON CANINE BEHAVIOR TRAINING AND BEHAVIOR ASSESSMENTS. ALL OF OUR PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN TESTED AND PROVEN SUCCESSFUL IN LARGE CITY SHELTER SYSTEMS AS WELL AS SMALL HUMANE SOCIETIES.

THE MISSION OF IS TO FUND QUALITY PROGRAMS, AWARD GRANTS TO SPECIALIZED EDUCATORS TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS.

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

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