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51		SANTA ANA, CA
52		BRENTWOOD, CA
53		REDWOOD CITY, CA
54		GLENNVILLE, CA
55		SAN RAFAEL, CA
56		SAN JOSE, CA
57		ACAMPO, CA
58		Los Angeles, CA
59		OCEANSIDE, CA
60		NIPOMO, CA
61		San Diego, CA
62		San Diego, CA
63		Long Beach, CA
64		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
65		Davis, CA
66		SAN DIEGO, CA
67		SACRAMENTO, CA
68		VALLEJO, CA
69		LOS ANGELES, CA
70		SANTA CLARA, CA
71		SAN DIEGO, CA
72		ELK GROVE, CA
73		Eastvale, CA
74		LOS OLIVOS, CA
75		MODESTO, CA
76		Porter Ranch, CA
77		San Francisco, CA
78		BAKERSFIELD, CA
79		SANTA ANA, CA
80		SANTA BARBARA, CA
81		PASADENA, CA
82		EUREKA, CA
83		BAKERSFIELD, CA
84		SN BERNRDNO, CA
85		ALTADENA, CA
86		PALOS VERDES PENINSULA, CA
87		MENLO PARK, CA
88		CYPRESS, CA
89		CLOVIS, CA
90		Westminster, CA
91		UKIAH, CA
92		MADERA, CA
93		NAPA, CA
94		WOODSIDE, CA
95		LANCASTER, CA
96		SALINAS, CA
97		MENIFEE, CA
98		LOS ANGELES, CA
99		SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA
100		TORRANCE, CA

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

GENERAL FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE TEAMS OF HIGH SCHOOL.

OPERATES COLLEGE PREPARATORY CALIFORNIA CHARTER , AND PROGRAMS TO DEVELOP TEACHERS AND SCHOOL LEADERS TO ADDRESS THE CONTINUALLY EVOLVING NEEDS OF THE EDUCATIONAL ECOSYSTEM.

The Organization was formed to provide college scholarships for students of North High School, Bakersfield, California, who are intending on pursuing agricultural degrees.

TO PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS, ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION AND ART AND MUSIC PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

TO PREPARE ACADEMICALLY MOTIVATED STUDENTS WITH LIMITED EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESS IN RIGOROUS COLLEGE-PREPARATORY HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND ENTRY INTO FOUR-YEAR COLLEGES AND PREPARE HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE STUDENTS TO ENTER CAREERS IN EDUCATION.

WAS FOUNDED IN MARCH 2008 FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING A BASED EDUCATION TO STUDENTS IN KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 8TH GRADES IN THE , CA AND SURROUNDING AREAS. PAST ACTIVITES HAVE CONSISTED OF FORMATION OF THE ORGANIZATION AS A NON-PROFIT CLAIFORNIA CORPORATION. ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS BYLAWS, HIRING TEACHERS AND SECURING A LEASE OF FACILITIES INCLUDING CLASSROOMS AND CAMPUS GROUNDS IN ACAMPO CALIFORNIA. THE ELEMENTARY OPENED ITS DOORS AND COMMENCED OPERATION AS A IN MARCH OF 2008. IN SEPTEMBER 2008 WE EXPANDED OUR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM TO INCLUDE PRESCHOOL. PRESENT ACTIVITIES:SINCE IT INCEPTION, HAS PERFORMED AND OFFERED A DIVERSE NUMBER OF ACTIVITIES AS OUTLINED BELOW. ALL OF THE LISTED ACTIVITIES ARE RUN BY STAFF MEMBERS,WITH SOME ANCILLARY SUPPORT FORM OUR STUDENT FAMILIES. WITH THE EXCEPTION OF FIELD TRIPS AND OUR ATHLETIC PROGRAMS, ALL OF OUR ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED ON OUR CAMPUS.

To raise funds to enhance the Department at High School, a public school is California. In 2020, the Unified School District Middle School Program was also included as a recipient. Also, in 2020, the primary exempt purpose was also expanded via a fictitious Business Name Statement, to award scholarships to former student athletes who were adversely affected financially due to Covid.

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.

ASSIST ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF BY RAISING FUNDS THROUGH SALES OF NHS MERCHANDISE, AND FUNDRAISERS.

In 2021, BFI began the development of IT Hubs within 3 high schools that will be used to train over 1500 students, teachers, and other youth in the community, computer skills including: coding, app/web development, robotics, AI, and data science.

We offer resources to assist and support students with learning challenges. We provide a nonpublic school, a private school with accredited curriculum and a learning center to help students overcome learning challenges.

Community support for ; a public in Long Beach, California.

SUPPORT OF DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOLARSHIPS TO NEEDY INNER-CITY STUDENTS SEEKING TO ATTEND OR ATTENDING CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA

Give scholarships to worthy high school seniors graduating from Seebreeze High School, Daytona Beach, FL. Five scholarships were granted in 2021.

STEM EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH K-12

IS AN ALL VOLUNTEER NON-PROFIT THAT SCREENS, FUNDS AND ASSISTS PROGRAMS FOCUSED ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN SACRAMENTO AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS. WE MAKE SURE FUNDS ARE GOING TO LOCAL PROGRAMS THAT HELP LOCAL STUDENTS.

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR COLLEGE STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS TO ATTEND LEADERSHIP AND MOTIVATIONAL CAMPS

TO OPERATE A SMALL NETWORK OF HIGH PERFORMING CHARTER IN A TARGETED AREA OF LOS ANGELES.

The primary purpose is to enlighten and motivate high school-aged students towards pursuing careers in architecture, construciton, engineering and related fields.

TO PROVIDE K-12 EDUCATORS AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD UPON THEIR ROLES AS TEACHERS AND LEADERS.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO SUPPORT THE STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA AT ; WHICH IS DESIGNED TO GIVE STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN AN AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM WHICH MAKES A POSITIVE DIFFERENCE IN THEIR LIVES BY DEVELOPING THEIR POTENTIAL FOR PREMIER LEADERSHIP, PERSONAL GROWTH, AND CAREER SUCCESS THROUGH AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.

To provide inspiration, guidance assistance to all students staff in order to develop sustain a high performing program at High School.

SUPPORT FOR MUSIC PROGRAMS AT SCHOOLS

PROVIDE FUNDS FOR HIGH SCHOOL TUITION, PHYSICAL THERAPY/MEDICAL SERVICES and SCHOOL PROGRAMS

To transform the lives accomplished high school students from low-income families in by broadening their dreams and preparing them for success in college and in life.

helps high school students from low-income families in achieve academic excellence and gain admission to leading college.

BUENA VISTA EDIBLE SCHOOLYARD PROGRAM (BVESY)BVESY HAS A PARTNERSHIP WITH BUENA VISTA ELEMENTARY PUBLIC SCHOOL LOCATED ACROSS STREET. THEY PROVIDE STUDENTS KINDERGARTEN THROUGH SIXTH GRADE WITH GARDEN AND KITCHEN LESSONS THROUGHOUT YEAR DURING SCHOOL HOURS. TEACHING STUDENTS WHERE FOOD COMES FROM, HOW TO SUSTAINABLY GROW, AND LIFE CYCLES IN GARDEN LESSONS. KITCHEN LESSONS TEACH STUDENTS KITCHEN SKILLS, HEALTHY COOKING HABITS, AND HOW TO WORK WITH OTHERS. BVESY ALSO WILL PUT ON CLASSES AFTER SCHOOL HOURS WITH STUDENTS AND PARENTS OF BUENA VISTA ELEMENTARY TO FURTHER PROMOTE HEALTHY EATING. PROGRAM HOSTS AN ANNUAL FUNDRAISER IN SPRING TIME TO RAISE FUNDS AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH WITH A PLANT SALE. BVESY HAS ALSO BEEN EXPANDING ITS COMMUNITY OUTREACH HOSTING COOKING CLASSES FOR OTHERS OUTSIDE OF PARTNERSHIP WITH NEARBY PUBLIC SCHOOL. BVESY IS ALSO CONTRACTING WITH OTHER NONPROFITS TO BUILD EDIBLE SCHOOLYARDS ON THEIR SITES.

TO BENEFIT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, ITS STUDENTS AND THE COMMUNITY OF WHICH IT IS A PART BY: (i) ESTABLISHING AND SUPPORTING PROGRAMS and ACTIVITIES WHICH MAXIMIZE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT and ENRICHMENT FOR STUDENTS OF THE DISTRICT; (ii) SUPPORTING, CONDUCTING AND SUSTAINING PROGRAMS IN PERFORMING ARTS TO BENEFIT STUDENTS; (iii) SUPPORTING AND SUSTAINING PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT OF OUR YOUTH INCLUDING PHYSICAL, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL AND SAFETY ASPECTS; (iv) STRENGTHENING and SUPPORTING COLLABORATIONS and PARTNERSHIPS WITH BUSINESSES, FOUNDATIONS AND FAMILIES TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY; (v) RAISING FUNDS AND PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO ASSIST STUDENTS AND FORMER STUDENTS OF THE DISTRICT TO ENABLE THEM TO PURSUE POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION AND (vi) ASSIST AND SUPPORT THE DISTRICT IN THE ATTAINMENT OF ITS EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, SCIENTIFIC, ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT AND TECHNOLOGICAL GOALS.

TO SUPPORT THE OPERATION OF THE ACCELERATED ACADEMIC PROGRAM FORLEADERSHIP AND ENRICHMENT THAT PROVIDES AN ALTERNATIVE COURSEOF STUDY, EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES, AND COLLEGE AND CAREERSERVICES FOR STUDENTS OF SAN MARCOS HIGH SCHOOL.

OF CHARTER SCHOOLS

THE BOOSTER CLUB IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED FOR THE CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES OF PROMOTING THE STUDENTS OF HIGH SCHOOL PARTICIPATING IN FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA, CHAPTER, AND THE HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT AND PROMOTION OF YOUTH IN AGRICULTURE. THE BOOSTER CLUB WILL SUPPORT THESE PROGRAMS BY: 1. PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM AND HIGH PROGRAM; 2. ASSISTING IN VOLUNTEER SERVICES TO STRENGTHEN THE CONFIDENCE OF STUDENTS OF AGRICULTURE BOTH IN THEMSELVES AND THEIR WORK; 3. DEVELOPING CHARACTER, CITIZENSHIP, PATRIOTISM, AND LOYALTY BY EXAMPLE; AND 4. PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS TO EXEMPLARY GRADUATING STUDENTS WHO PARTICIPATE IN THE HIGH AND HIGH AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM.

BUILD AND MAINTAIN SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND ON WHICHCHARTER SCHOOLS AND EDIBLE SCHOOL GARDENS OPERATE.

We provide an accredited high school diploma to Youth and young adults that did not succeed in the traditional high school program. This in addition to case management, tutoring, counseling services, mentorship, job training, college prep and form assistance. Our program attendees range from foster youth, high school drop outs, previous incarcerated, and young parents.

ST ELIZABETH SCHOOLSUPPORT CATHOLIC SCHOOL ACADEMICS

THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS VARIOUS ACADEMIC, ATHLETIC AND ARTS PROGRAMS FOR GENERAL OPERATING EXPENSES AND FACILITY REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE AT , ESTATES, CA

SUPPORT THE SPORT PROGRAMS AT - HIGH SCHOOL, A PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL IN SAN MATEO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. MORE THAN 600 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN SPORT PROGRAMS AT - HIGH SCHOOL.

THE WAS ESTABLISHED TO ASSIST IN THE ACADEMIC, PROGAMMATIC AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AND OTHER SURROUNDING COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS.

The specific purposes of this are to conduct programs and engage in related activities that provide relief for the poor, distressed, or underprivileged, and instruct the public on subjects useful to individuals and beneficial to communities, with particular focus on the support of animal rescue efforts and nonprofit music programs.

With the support of Grantmakers for Girls of Color, LAIPA has implemented a womens health programs in North and Southeast . This experience has increased our knowledge and experience on providing health education to community women. During this time, the women have identified the need of a formal support system that will assist them and their families in accessing health resources, guidance in maneuvering in society, and culturally based health education. Girls in this community have identified their needs to be parent-child communication, cultural identity, leadership development, and most importantly, reproductive health education.

The Association was established to gather and maintain a list of gradudates to act as a clearing house for information. The data gathered will be used for class reunions and as a resource for members. The Association will sponsor an annual social event for its members at cost. The Association will provide funds in the form of scholarships for individual graduates and has established scholarship funds with The Community Foundation of Mendocino County and The Mendocino College Foundation.

To enhance education quality at Webster Elementary School by promoting parental involvement.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF UNDERSTANDING AND TEACHING OF AGRICULTURE IN THE CLASSROOMS OF PRESCHOOL, ELEMENTARY, SECONDARY, AND POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION IN THROUGH TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR TEACHERS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS, AND GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS FOR AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION PURPOSES.

THE IS A VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION OF PARENTS, STAFF AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS THAT WORK TO SUPPORT ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AT . FUNDS RAISED BY THE CLOSE THE GAP BETWEEN PUBLIC FUNDING AND THE COST OF QUALITY EDUCATION. THERE ARE TWO SIGNIFICANT FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES EVERY YEAR: 1) AN ANNUAL CAMPAIGN WITH OUTREACH TO FAMILIES AND THE GREATER COMMUNITY AS WELL AS 2) A SPRING AUCTION WHICH ADDS GENERAL FUNDS AS WELL AS FUNDS FOR A SPECIFIC, TARGETED GRANT WHICH CHANGES EACH YEAR.

Raise funds through grants and other -raising events to sponsor scholarships for high school seniors based on "work ethics" and to educate and train businesses concerning operations, legal obligations, human relations and management.

The purpose the Foundation is to build, support and expand programs and related services for public school districts.

TO SUPPORT THE CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL MISSION OF , INC, A CALIFORNIA PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL.

TO ENGAGE, EDUCATE, AND ACTIVATE PARENTS TO ADVOCATE FOR EXCELLENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS

SYSTEM OFFERING PRESCHOOL THROUGH EIGHTH GRADE EDUCATION.

YOUTH - DEVELOPED, PROMOTED AND REGULATED A PROGRAM FOR APPROXIMATELY 530 CHILDREN RANGING IN AGE FROM 5 TO 18 YEARS OLD IN THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AREA BY ORGANIZING LOCAL COMPETITION, PROMULGATING RULES, ORGANIZING OFFICIALS, PRESENTING CLINICS AND ENCOURAGING THE GROWTH OF SPORTSMANSHIP. SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM - PROVIDED DESERVING HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES WITH COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS.

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