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151		El Dorado Hills, CA
152		SANTA ROSA, CA
153		Sacramento, CA
154		Sacramento, CA
155		CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA
156		Los Angeles, CA
157		Upland, CA
158		FULLERTON, CA
159		SARATOGA, CA
160		Mather, CA
161		OXNARD, CA
162		Lompoc, CA
163		EMERYVILLE, CA
164		CARPINTERIA, CA
165		SANTA ROSA, CA
166		Moss Landing, CA
167		BISHOP, CA
168		SAN JOSE, CA
169		SAN JOSE, CA
170		Watsonville, CA
171		San Jose, CA
172		REEDLEY, CA
173		Cupertino, CA
174		SAN DIEGO, CA
175		SUNNYVALE, CA
176		SPRECKELS, CA
177		SANGER, CA
178		SEASIDE, CA
179		Cupertino, CA
180		SAN JOSE, CA
181		Boonville, CA
182		Lompoc, CA
183		BAKERSFIELD, CA
184		GOLETA, CA
185		Palo Alto, CA
186		Ceres, CA
187		Imperial Beach, CA
188		CARMEL VALLEY, CA
189		Bakersfield, CA
190		San Francisco, CA
191		LOS ANGELES, CA
192		MORGAN HILL, CA
193		LOS ALTOS, CA
194		Oakland, CA
195		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
196		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
197		San Diego, CA
198		PASADENA, CA
199		SANTA ANA, CA
200		San Diego, CA

The mission of the Foundation is to support and enhance and the El Dorado Hills by promoting interscholastic, academic, and cultural programs as well as capital improvements that promote continual learning.Our efforts include:- Supporting classroom excellence by funding targeted technology and science classroom needs- Managing Capital Improvement projects that address key infrastructure needs- Acting as a liaison between ORHS and the

SOMA is an educational, public benefit corporation dedicated to the study and research of mycology to encourage public education of the unique and beneficial role fungi play in maintaining the health of our woodland system.

To provide scholarships to education students studying in the State University and University of systems.

MANAGEMENT OF ASSETS TO SUPPORT THE CAUSE OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IN THE AREA.

SHPE CHANGES LIVES BY EMPOWERING THE COMMUNITY TO REALIZE ITS FULLEST POTENTIAL AND TO IMPACT THE WORLD THROUGH STEM AWARENESS, ACCESS, SUPPORT AND DEVELOPMENT.

Established in 2004, the , , (IFERS) is an award-winning California-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity organization dedicated to improving society by conducting scientific social as well as being a fiscal sponsor more than 150 humanitarian projects. We believe in changing the world the better through , , . Our ultimate goal is to create a better world with lasting peace, prosperity, universal rights all.

The advancement of and science in culture and the creation of a cultural understanding between the and societies.

IS DEDICATED TO DEFENDING AND PRESERVING SECOND AMENDMENT OF U.S. CONSTITUTION THROUGH A VARIETY OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS INTENDED TO PRESERVE OUR HUNTING AND SHOOTING HERITAGE. ALSO ACTIVELY SUPPORTS SECOND AMENDMENT AND RELATED LITIGATION WHICH PROTECTS CIVIL RIGHTS OF ALL CITIZENS. SUPPORTS PERMISSIBLE PROGRAM ACTIVITIES OF CALIFORNIA RIFLE AND PISTOL ASSOCIATION, INCORPORATED, BUT ONLY TO EXTENT THAT SUCH ACTIVITIES ARE IN FURTHERANCE OF CHARITABLE, EDUCATION AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES WITHIN MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED ( "CODE"), OR CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY FUTURE UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE LAW.

Support of Romanian cultural literary scientific and educational activities

The California is the premier Sacramento Regional event showcasing aviation. In delivering the ultimate family adventure, the celebrates patriotism, supports stem and aviation scholarships and education, and offers fundraising opportunities for charities while also contributing to the local economy.

PROMOTION AND SUPPORT OF GENERAL WELFARE OF IN ATTAINING EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND CULTURAL GOALS OF SCHOOL.

Assist financially.

FACILITATES INTERACTION AMONG INDUSTRY, ACADEMIC and REGULATORY PROFESSIONALS (CONT. SCH. O) TO RESOLVE SCIENTIFIC CHALLENGES IN BIOPHARMACEUTICAL DEVELOPMENT and REGULATION.

TMRE), was incorporated in 1986 to conduct in the sciences related fields. TMRE seeks funding provides logistical support for groups individuals engaged in projects designed to further our understanding of , island, coastal ecosystems, as well as projects designed to minimize impact enhance responsible utilization of natural resources.

To create a diverse and varied system of competition and develop education and training programs for all players and participants. THe NCVA will crease non-discriminatory entry-level playing opportunities that will create reciprocal relationships for inter-regional, national, intra-regional, and international competition.

Development of oceanographic instruments - DNA probes, sea-floor mapping systems, In Situ analyzers/samplers, chemical sensors, Etc.

PRESERVATION OF THE BIOLOGICAL INTEGRITY OF AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS AND THEIR ASSOCIATED LIFE FORMS, TO HOLD SYMPOSIA TO REPORT RELATED RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT ENDEAVORS, AND TO EFFECT RAPID DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION CONCERNING ACTIVITIES OF THE AND ITS MEMBERS.

TO APPLY FUNDS RECEIVED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES

TO ENHANCE COMMUNITY HEALTH AND RELATED HUMAN NEEDS VIA THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA HEALTH SYSTEM.

Creating compassionate and equitable local economies that contribute to the well being of our communitiesWe are committed to do our work in ways that:Are family centered and culturally appropriate;Remove system level barriers to economic equity;Provide leadership development and financial education, including for children and youth;Develop new financial and asset building vehicles; andLift up and leverage the great work already being done.

Founded in 1989, the is a non-profit educational 501 (c)(3) organization. Its purpose is to serve its member and technical organizations in and provide outreach to education and the community. GOALS: (1) increase public understanding of the impact of and science in enhancing the quality of life. (2) Sponsor and promote educational activities, programs and outreach. (3) Promote community service by the and technical societies and their members. (4) Coordinate activities and assist communications among local organizations. (5) Coordinate Engineers Week activities in the .

THE ORGANIZATION IS DEDICATED TO ENHANCING SPECIFIC OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN A COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM BY DISTRIBUTING SCHOLARSHIPS TO VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS

Provide funding through donations and grants to qualified charitable,scientific, educational and public purpose organizations.

To address complex societal and technical challenges by enabling, promoting, and advancing Engineering and approaches.

TO PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH AN ACADEMICALLY EXCELLENT BILINGUAL AND BICULTURAL EDUCATION WHICH EMPOWERS THEM TO SUCCEED IN BOTH THE AND EDUCATION SYSTEMS AND TO FULLY REALIZE THEIR POTENTIAL AS GLOBAL CITIZENS.

THE ENHANCES THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM OF SCHOOL DISTRICT BY PROVIDING FUNDING FOR COMPUTER EQUIPMENT, MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS, A GARDEN, AND COUNSELING.

TO SERVE ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AGE IN THE SANGER UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BY FOSTERING GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTS IN THE AREAS OF ATHLETICS, ARTS AND SCIENCES.

TO ELIMINATE HOMELESSNESS IN MONTEREY AND SAN BENITO COUNTIES BY PROMOTING INTERAGENCY COORDINATION TO DEVELOP AND SUSTAIN A COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM HOUSING AND SUPPORT SERVICES DESIGNED TO MAXIMIZE THE SELFSUFFICIENCY INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES.

To Promote education, scientific and technological research activities at

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE IN AREAS DIRECTLY RELATED TO THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN, AND TO ASSIST OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THEIR GOALS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY.

is an educational and scientific non profit corporation. CFI encourages bioregional endeavors to re-establish balance within ecological systems by way of environmental education, reciprocity and resilient community development

To improve the health of the by ensuring equal access to a coordinated, local system of health promotion, disease prevention, and high-quality treatment service.

CONDUCT EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE AND SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES RELATED TO FIELD GEOLOGY

TO CREATE DECENT, AFFORDABLE HOUSING THOSE IN NEED AND TO MAKE SHELTER A MATTER CONSCIENCE WITH PEOPLE EVERYWHERE.

Project Support: The Outreach Foundation collaborates with Greater Bay Area stakeholders community partners to provide equitable inclusive opportunities in project-based STEM.

EFS) provides 24-hour residential care in four therapeutic treatment homes. Residential Treatment Homes for male clients, ages 7 through 21 and also provides additional services to Non-minor Dependents pursuant to W and I Code 16501.1(C)(1). These children are placed with EFS for treatment and care by Child Protective Services.

THE MISSION OF IS TO CONSERVE COASTAL AND MARINE ECOSYSTEMS AND ADDRESS CLIMATE CHANGE THROUGH NATURAL SOLUTIONS.

THE PURPOSE OF THE IS TO DISBURSE FUNDS TO SUCH CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE QUALIFIED UNDER IRC SECTION 501(c) (3). A REPRESENATIVE EXAMPLE OF THESE ORGANIZATIONS WOULD BE THOSE THAT CONDUCT MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF DISEASES (e.g.) THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY OF THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION)

The KCBA Foundation seeks to preserve and enhance public trust in the legal system and the legal profession. The Foundation provides an outlet for giving which will recognize, promote, and encourage professionalism, equal access to justice, and public awareness of the role of judges and lawyers in our community.

Improving the mental and emotional well-being of college students: continued to investigate the nature of resilience and its role in supporting both psychological well-being and physical health of young adults. In 2020, we launched an app called Nod, a digital intervention that equips college students with science-backed skills to build satisfying social connections. Gen Z is one of the loneliest generations to date. The health impacts include higher depressive symptoms, poorer sleep quality, heightened risk of suicide and self-harm behavior. A randomized controlled trial conducted with 221 first-year college students over four weeks found that Nod prevented loneliness and depression among those students most at risk at the start of the year. We continued our partnership with Grit Digital Health, an expert in college campus outreach, to scale the intervention to college campuses around the U.S.

GENERAL PURPOSE OF IS TO DEVOTE AND APPLY PROPERTY OF AND INCOME TO BE DERIVED THEREFROM EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, EITHER DIRECTLY OR BY CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS DULY AUTHORIZED TO CARRY ON CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC OR EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES. IS DEDICATED TO ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE FOR BENEFIT OF HUMANITY. SUPPORTS SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, HONORS SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENT, AND PROMOTES PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF SCIENTISTS AND THEIR WORK.

Support local non-profit organizations and endeavours that provide services or programs in the areas of recreation, arts, agriculture, life-long learning, science and technology, and social and health services in the area.

ADVANCE and PROMOTE KNOWLEDGE THROUGH SCIENTIFIC MTGS and PUBS.

We work to promote racial within the outdoor and environmental movement. Our systems change approach includes grantmaking, anti-racism training, career pathway development, and capacity building.

THE CONDUCTS FUNDRAISING ACTIVITY ON BEHALF OF THE J DAVID INSTITUTES. THE MISSION OF THE INSTITUTES IS TO USE VISIONARY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO OVERCOME MAJOR UNSOLVED DISEASES. TO ENSURE THEIR WORK DOES THE GREATEST GOOD, THE INSTITUTES FOCUSES ON CONDITIONS WITH PROFOUND MEDICAL, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIAL IMPACT - UNSOLVED DISEASES OF THE BRAIN, THE HEART, AND THE IMMUNE SYSTEM.

SRA EMPOWERS FACING SYSTEMIC BARRIERS TO DEFINE AND FIND SUCCESS THROUGH EDUCATION, CAREER, AND IN LIFE, WITH COLLEGE COMPLETION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMING THAT SUPPORTS THEM THROUGH THEIR SENIOR YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE, AND INTO THE WORKFORCE.

Providing aid to former foster youth who have aged out of the foster care system by teaching them how to , and then providing them with reliable means of transportation. Provide aid to same former foster youth in the form of health care/counseling co-pays,or living expenses in emergency circumstances.

There were two projects for which we served as the fiscal sponsor 1 Education Initiative 2 SpaceApps Seattle

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR SCIENCE AND ARTS .

To support education access growth and operation of programs across grades K12 in in areas of science and technology

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