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101		Laguna Hills, CA
102		Valley Center, CA
103		CORONADO, CA
104		TUSTIN, CA
105		Loma Linda, CA
106		RIVERSIDE, CA
107		SAN YSIDRO, CA
108		HERMOSA BEACH, CA
109		ORANGE, CA
110		SAN DIEGO, CA
111		San Diego, CA
112		Carlsbad, CA
113		Loma Linda, CA
114		San Diego, CA
115		GARDEN GROVE, CA
116		SAN DIEGO, CA
117		SAN DIEGO, CA
118		Balboa Island, CA
119		Westchester, CA
120		EL CAJON, CA
121		ROWLAND HEIGHTS, CA
122		FULLERTON, CA
123		Sacramento, CA
124		IRVINE, CA
125		Sacramento, CA
126		NEVADA CITY, CA
127		ALAMEDA, CA
128		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
129		SACRAMENTO, CA
130		Santa Clarita, CA
131		PALM SPRINGS, CA
132		LOS ALTOS HLS, CA
133		CYPRESS, CA
134		PACIFIC GROVE, CA
135		Piedmont, CA
136		GILROY, CA
137		OAKLAND, CA
138		TAFT, CA
139		ALAMEDA, CA
140		San Francisco, CA
141		CLAREMONT, CA
142		San Francisco, CA
143		ROCKLIN, CA
144		LOS ANGELES, CA
145		LONG BEACH, CA
146		SAN BERNARDINO, CA
147		LOS ANGELES, CA
148		NEWPORT BEACH, CA
149		LIVERMORE, CA
150		SAN FRANCISCO, CA

Student enrichment

Scholarshipsareawardedtoseniorsfromlocalhighschoolstocontinuetheireducation.College-agedependentsofbargainingunitmembersareawardedscholarshipsaswell.Thatamountmaynotexceed$5000.

CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE TO MILITARY FAMILIES PROVIDE A SOCIAL AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR MILITARY AND FAMILIES. PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING FOR MILITARY FAMILY CHILDREN TO ATTEND VARIOUS COLLEGES

THE IS DEDICATED TO FURTHERING EXCELLENCE IN LOCAL BY MOBILIZING THE COMMUNITY AND ITS RESOURCES.

is organized to support the clinical teaching programs of School of Medicine in conjunction with and Medical Center by providing medical and administrative supporting services; to establish, support, and maintain medical clinics providing services through its affiliation with School of Medicine; to sponsor, advance, and promote and medical education; and to engage in medically related research services through affiliation with the School of Medicine.

TO EDUCATE UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS; TO PROMOTE RESEARCH AND INSTRUCTION IN MULTIPLE AREAS; AND TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE GOOD OF THE LARGER SOCIETY.

Provide necessary education where no else will or is able has been Responsibilitys mission statement for thirty-four years. Our organization has literacy programs in Mexico, Nicaragua, and the United States. During the past thirty-six years, has been educating preschoolers through teenagers who live in what is now called The Old Tijuana garbage dump. Since 2008, we have been providing education to the children who scavenge the Matagalpa, Nicaragua, garbage dump. In the United States, the founder of lectures on life in third world countries at kindergartens, elementary schools, high schools, and colleges.

TO PROMOTE INVESTMENT IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL GRANTS

Scholarships to Santiago College $2000

TO CLOSE THE OPPORTUNITY GAP SO ALL STUDENTS ARE COLLEGE AND CAREER READY.

The organization raises money to supplement education programs University .

Provided scholarships to students at a variety of universities and colleges. Monies are paid directly to schools for the benefit of students.

The employment the clinical Loma Linda University School Medicine. assists in the formation Christian educated to serve as generalists specialists providing competent whole-person care.

DISTRIBUTED TO RECIPIENTS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

EDUCATION

TO ENGAGE BUSINESS, COMMUNITY, AND EDUCATIONAL LEADERS IN CREATING INNOVATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY K-12 PUBLIC SCHOOLS THAT PREPARE OUR STUDENTS TO THRIVE IN A COMPETITIVE GLOBAL SOCIETY.

BLCI BREAKS THE CYCLE OF POVERTY BY PREPARING DISADVANTAGED STUDENTS TO BE AMONG THE FIRST IN THEIR FAMILIES TO ATTEND AND SUCCEED IN . BLCI ENSURES THAT 100% OF ITS STUDENTS ENROLL IN AND SUPPORTS THEM THROUGHOUT THEIR STUDIES.

Training courses provided to teachers at teacher training center in Nueva Imperial, Chile. 15-20 Courses offered for 10-20 teachers at a time.

granted and funded 10e college scholarships

Cuyamaca Colleges raises financial resources Cuyamaca Colleges. provides support colleges community to implement projects that increase social mobility community well-being.

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

PROVIDE MONTHLY STIPEND ALLOWANCES, BOOKS and MISC EXPENSES AND AWARD FEES TO 20 COLLEGE STUDENTS SELECTED BY THE

Aquinas College

HELP INSPIRE, CREATE AND EDUCATE STUDENTS TO BE STEAM/STEM LITERATE. THESE ACTIVITIES HELP FULFILL ITS EXEMPT PURPOSE OF WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE IN K-12 EDUCATION SYSTEM BY EXPOSING THEM TO CAREERS IN STEAM/STEM AND PROVIDE THEM WITH MORE OPPORTUNITIES IN STEAM/STEM.

Awarding Scholarships to low-income college students based on need, GPAs, and community service.

ADVANCE DERMATOLOGY AND INCREASE THE COMPETENCY THOSE WHO PRACTICE IN THE FIELD.

To support the goals adopted from time to time of Alameda Learning Center, a charter school under the Alameda Unified School District, as an educational school providing enrichment programs related to technology skills, educational activities, learner empowerment and learning to learn skills along with organizing various fundraising events.

IN ADDITION TO PROVIDING SPIRITUALLY SUPPORTIVE HOUSING ACTIVITIES AND SERVICES AT HOUSED NEAR COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES, ALSO PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO OFFSET HOUSING COSTS FOR PARTICIPATION IN OTHER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE YOUTH SERVING ORGANIZATIONS.

To promote and advance public two year post-secondary education.

Representation of faculty in contract negotiations with the College of the Canyons.

Center facility is in Desert Hot Springs and Coachella Valley. Our facilities continue to collaborate remotely with parents and students to provide social distancing and . We now provide academy curriculum, and counseling to our students virtually. We are a non-profit that provides K-12 education and leadership development for communities in low-income areas in Desert Hot Springs, Coachella Valley. The classes are available for low-income families throughout the community with the options to attend Public, Private Schools, or Virtual classes in California. From 2014 to 2021, we decrease the number of students from 22 to 260 students and continue to increase due to COVID. Now, in 2021 Center has grown at a rapid increase of three hundred students due to the COVID and now the Omarion Viruses. Parents and students are requesting Homeschooling and Private .

Grants for first generation college students

ACPM IS A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION HIGHLY EDUCATED AND TRAINED PHYSICIANS DEDICATED TO ASSURING THAT PRIMARY , BROADLY DEFINED AS ORTHOPEDICS AND THE LOWER EXTREMITIES, IS THE CORNERSTONE CONTEMPORARY PRACTICE.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES FINANCIAL AND VOLUNTEER SUPPORT FOR .

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.

DONATION TO DETROIT ACHIEVEMENT ACADEMY TO PURCHASE ADDITIONAL EDUCATION RESOURCES INCLUDING TEACHER SALARY, FOOD FOR STUDENTS SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

SECURE AND MANAGE RESOURCES FOR SCHOOLS SO ALL STUDENTS CAN LEARN, GROW, AND THRIVE.

The staff cultivate and direct community resources to the Community in the areas that matter most to the community. Major focus pertaining to student scholarships.

PAYMENTS TO INDIVIDUALS TO ASSIST WITH PAYMENT OF COLLEGE COSTS - LIMITED TO $7,000 PER RECIPIENT

Provide scholarships and support on a case-management basis to African American young men in high school and college

DELIVERS SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS, AFFORDABLE, AND ACCESSIBLE ONLINE GRADUATE EDUCATION

Since its inception in 1991, (originally under our fiscal sponsor, the San Carlos Foundation) has utilized photography, graphic design and media technology as tools for self-expression, creativity, leadership and vocational training experience with hundreds of youth from poor rural and urban areas. The majority of our students, in addition to learning employable skills with , receive scholarships to study in formal schools from the level of primary education through university.

THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE AND PURPOSE OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO LOCAL CHARITIES THAT PROVIDE FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER AND/OR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IN THE PLACER COUNTY AREA. SECONDARILY, THE ORGANIZATION WILL PROVIDE FINANCIAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO UNDERPRIVILEDGED AND DISADVANTAGED GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO ASSIST IN OBTAINING VOCATIONAL, COLLEGE, OR UNIVERSITY EDUCATION.

partners with college campuses nationwide to end student .

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO ACTIVELY PROMOTE PHILANTHROPY AND MANAGE DONATED RESOURCES FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF . THE SERVES AS THE PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION FOR THE UNIVERSITY, RECEIVING, INVESTING, MANAGING AND DISBURSING CHARITABLE GIFTS IN SUPPORT OF STUDENTS, FACULTY AND PROGRAMS AS DESIGNATED BY OUR DONORS.

TO PROMOTE FUNDRAISING, ENCOURAGE DONATIONS FROM OUTSIDE PARTIES IN ORDER TO SUPPORT VARIOUS PROGRAMS AT CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNARDINO.

CREATING A NATIONAL NETWORK SCHOOLS TO ENSURE THAT CHILDREN REALIZE THEIR POTENTIAL.

The Southern California Scholarship Program is an ongoing and continuous multifaceted 4 to 5 year University Completion program that seeks to provide an individualized bundle of services directly to students who meet the academic and financial need based criteria. The bundle of services include, tuition and associated educational expenses as well as mentoring, career counseling and assisting the scholar in meeting all of their educational needs and requirements to successfully complete a university degree program.

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE AND PURPOSE OF THIS ORGANIZATION SHALL BE TO PROVIDE SUPPORT EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS, OR OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, IN LIVERMORE VALLEY, CALIFORNIA AND THROUGHOUT UNITED STATES. INCLUDES ALL FORMS OF ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS, INCLUDING MUSIC, VISUAL , PERFORMING , AND OTHERS.

TO HELP MAKE COLLEGE POSSIBLE FOR FIRST-GENERATION, LOW-INCOME BACKGROUND STUDENTS FROM APPLICATION ALL THE WAY THROUGH COLLEGE GRADUATION.

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