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151		LOS GATOS, CA
152		SANTA CRUZ, CA
153		WATSONVILLE, CA
154		CAMPBELL, CA
155		SIMI VALLEY, CA
156		SPRECKELS, CA
157		Mariposa, CA
158		SAN JOSE, CA
159		SAN JOSE, CA
160		Ventura, CA
161		SOQUEL, CA
162		Moorpark, CA
163		SANTA BARBARA, CA
164		ATWATER, CA
165		VENICE, CA
166		HAWTHORNE, CA
167		BIGGS, CA
168		HAYWARD, CA
169		MODESTO, CA
170		SAN MATEO, CA
171		San Ramon, CA
172		Lake Forest, CA
173		Los Angeles, CA
174		Fresno, CA
175		Encinitas, CA
176		LOS ANGELES, CA
177		LAKE VIEW TERRACE, CA
178		MILPITAS, CA
179		KENSINGTON, CA
180		Oakland, CA
181		SACRAMENTO, CA
182		LOS ANGELES, CA
183		El Segundo, CA
184		CUPERTINO, CA
185		Salinas, CA
186		KERMAN, CA
187		SAN DIEGO, CA
188		HANFORD, CA
189		COSTA MESA, CA
190		SANGER, CA
191		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
192		BEVERLY HILLS, CA
193		Stockton, CA
194		STOCKTON, CA
195		LOS ANGELES, CA
196		Anaheim, CA
197		EL CAJON, CA
198		SAN MARINO, CA
199		SANTA MARIA, CA
200		IRVINE, CA

PROVIDE BROAD SUPPORT FOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT ELEMENTARY .

is a health-related human services organization dedicated to supporting 1-in-20 individuals experiencing repetitive behaviors (BFRBs) through advocacy, awareness, connection, health education, celebration, and equitable access to effective evidence-based treatments.Vision: We envision a world where:BFRBs are understood within general community, people experiencing BFRBs and their loved ones are connected to health education resources and effective treatment that enhance quality of life, while growing funding to support ongoing research and clinical training.Values: Founded in 1991, provides education, outreach, and support of research into cause and treatment of BFRB disorders. In choosing how to allocate our limited resources, we seek projects that will have large ripple effects, both at personal and public level, and that will enable larger scale work to be done. We are committed to a culture of humanity, consensus, and personal connection, while

PVPSAs mission is to improve the quality of life of the students families of the by providing health education, counseling services, by advocating for public policies that protect the health of our community.

TO PROVIDE AN AUTHENTIC EDUCATION IN A NURTURING COMMUNITY.

SUPPORT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS IN THE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT.

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

To solicit and administer contributions from the general public for the support of the public in .

ELEMENTARY PARTNERSHIP (DBA AS ELEMENTARY PTO) EXISTS TO SUPPORT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WITH SCHOOL-DAY PROGRAMS, INSTRUCTION AND SUPPORT THAT ONE WOULD NOT OTHERWISE FIND IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL. THIS ALLOWS ELEMENTARY TO DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN ITS HERITAGE OF OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE. IN ORDER TO ACCOMPLISH THIS, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NOT ONLY RELIES ON CONTINUED FUNDING FROM EVERGREEN SCHOOL DISTRICT BUT ALSO NEEDS SUPPLEMENTAL SUPPORT FROM PTO.

THE PARENTS AND TEACHING STAFF OF MURDOCK- ELEMENTARY JOIN TOGETHER TO FORM A PARENT-TEACHER GROUP IN ORDER TO: EFFECTIVELY CHANNEL THE EFFORTS AND RESOURCES OF THE PARENTS, STAFF AND STUDENTS TO THE DIRECT BENEFIT OF THE STUDENTS; FACILITATE MUTUAL COMMUNICATION AND NURTURE A COHESIVE RELATIONSHIP AMOUNG THE PARENTS, STAFF AND STUDENTS; INITIATE, CARRY OUT AND SPONSOR PROGRAMS AND PROJECTS THAT BENEFIT THE AND .

The organization advances the in providing education in schools, and opportunities in schools, other creative settings, advocating for local artists, organizations,partnerships among artists, supporters, business,foundations and organizations.

THE OBJECT OF THE IS TO PROMOTE COOPERATION COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN , TO FUND IDENTIFIED NEEDS AT WHEN THOSE NEEDS ARE NOT MET BY ANY OTHER MEANS.

Provide financial and volunteer support for programs at Walnut Canyon Elementary School.

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF A PRIVATE FOR APPROX 106 STUDENTS.

SUPPORT PROGRAMS.

Support and fundraise for Math, Technology and Environmental Studies Magnet Elementary School.

Mission Statement:To cultivate academic achievement, community development, and youth leadership through core life skills programming, and long standing quality mentorship.Program Services:1.Access To Success Summer Basketball Leadership Camp ( July August)2.Community Holiday Dinner, Toy Drive and Turkey Giveaway ( 175 Local Residents)3.After School Tutoring and Mentorship Program ( Year Round)4.Annual Community Scholarship Gala (July)5.Youth Field Trips 2X annually.6.Community Safety Task Force for Better NeighborhoodsOrganization Activities:Our summer youth leadership basketball and life skills campAfter school Tutoring and Mentorship ProgramCommunity Safety Task Force For Better Neighborhoods.

IMPROVING AND ENRICHING THE BIGGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EXPERIENCE EVERY CURRENT AND FUTURE STUDENT AND ESTABLISH RELATIONSHIPS AMONG THE SCHOOL, PARENTS and TEACHERS. THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE IS TO ASSIST IN THE PROMOTION AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE THE EDUCATIONAL WELL BEING OF THE AT BIGGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

Manage civic projects for youth such as tutoring and mentoring health services art education and sports

THE OPERATES A STORE TO RAISE FUNDS AND MAKE GRANTS TO RIPON CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS AND SIERRA SALEM CHRISTIAN HOMES, . BOTH ORGANIZATIONS ARE 501 (C) (3) ORGANIZATIONS.

TO IMPROVE THE HEARTS, MINDS, AND LIVES OF YOUNG PEOPLE WITH ACCESS TO HOLISTIC ARTS EDUCATION.

The , an affiliate of the San Ramon Valley Foundation, is a nonprofit organization is dedicated to raising funds to help maintain, enhance, and provide an excellent for all children at Elementary School through the efforts and collaboration of the school community, which includes the School Site Council, Parent Teacher Association (PTA) parents, Staff, and the San Ramon community.

TO SUPPORT CHARTER SCHOOL OF VALLEY

Planning, funding, and/or operating supplemental educational programs to enrich the curriculum basic education offered to the students at Elementary School, and conducting fund-raising activities for the support such programs.

exists to provide community resources to children and families in the lowest income neighborhood in Fresno County, California by providing a safe place to play, food resources, after-school tutoring, and other programs.

Promotion of artistic training, development and personal expression, advancing equality, and empowerment through arts education.

TO ACQUIRE, DEVELOP, OWN AND LEASE PROPERTY IN SUPPORT OF THE PROGRAMS OF EQUITAS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL, INC.

TO PROVIDE A QUALITY EDUCATION TO STUDENTS ENROLLED IN ITS PRIVATE SCHOOL LOCATED IN CALIFORNIA. , . SHALL PROVIDE EDUCATION SERVICES AND MATERIALS FOR PRE-K THROUGH GRADE 12 TO STUDENTS, THEIR FAMILIES AND THE COMMUNITY.

SEAL PROVIDES HIGH-QUALITY EDUCATION TO ALL ENGLISH LEARNERS STARTING IN PRESCHOOL THROUGH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, AND PREVENTS THE DEVELOPMENT OF LONG-TERM ENGLISH LEARNERS. WE PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, CURRICULUM SUPPORT, AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO SCHOOL SYSTEMS WHICH BOLSTERS LEARNING FOR ALL CHILDREN, BUT IS ESPECIALLY CRITICAL FOR ENGLISH LEARNERS.

ARTS EDUCATION AND ARTIST SUPPORT. COMMUNITY HEALTH AND WELLNESS THROUGH CREATIVE ENGAGEMENT.

is a California public benefit nonprofit organization created for charitable and educational purposes. Specially, mission is to empower families to make informed choices about their public-school options. Accordingly, activities focus on building awareness about public school options and the choice process throughout the community.

Scholarship Awards to 75 underprivileged needy STEM students in India Tutoring support for STEM subjects in laboratory for grades 812 in India

Provide complete counseling services to low-income students including an overview of the admissions process, applications, funding , test prep, general subject tutoring and choosing a career path. All services are provided free of charge.

To provide assistance ad support to , a K-12 charter school located in El Segundo, CA

Hold golf and dinner events to help raise money and awareness for issues relating to: emergency preparedness, escaping domestic abuse, school safety, gun safety, school bullying, and adolescent drug abuse

Our mission is to promote and support the cinematic arts and the economy of the City of Monterey by exhibiting art, independent, foreign, alternative, and classic films; to provide educational programs with respect to the art of filmmaking; and to support the arts in the greater Monterey Peninsula area. Our core programming includes daily movie showtimes in our five screen , plus events, cinematic series, and partnerships with other organizations. The brings films that would not ordinarily show in Monterey County. Our educational programming includes several aspects of bringing film and film literacy to our community and includes curriculum for K-12 students, college-aged students, and senior citizens.

Help students in our community by providing items needed by the such as sports equipment, sound equipment, and other items to overall improve morale.

To provide financial support to fulfill the basic needs and enrich the lives of students in -Spring Valley Schools and their families. The focus shall be on economically disadvantaged elementary school in , California

COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM SERVING AT-RISK YOUTH, VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND POSITIVE BEHAVIOR CAMPAIGNS AT LOCAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. THREE ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED SERVING NEARLY 3,000 INDIVIDUALS.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS GRANTS TO HELP STUDENTS WHO SHOW A NEED FOR THEM THE APTITUDE TO SUCCEED IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS THAT THEY ARE PURSING WITH COLLEGE OTHER TYPES OF EDUCATIONAL NEEDS SUCH AS PRIVATE SCHOOLS, TRADE SCHOOLS, ETC.

RAISE FUNDS TO EDUCATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN ABOUT AGRICULTURE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO CREATING AND EDUCATIONAL FARM

Focus on 1) Financial Literacy & Inclusion, 2) Vibrant Communities, and 3) Technology Education & Training. Examples: support STEM education, HandsOn Bay Area, Project Night Light, urban gardening, school supplies & clothing drives, soup kitchen

TO SUPPORT THE OPERATION , A PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL.

PROVIDED SUPPORT TO THE DIOCESE OF STOCKTON CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

apos;s main mission is to provide relief operations like in the Philippines, especially for the indigent, or poor children within the community. This includes providing feeding program, health, sanitation and school supplies

Many children don't have the opportunity to learn an instrument or experience the innumerable benefits of a musical education our mission is to donate instrument to children in need so they can be apart of their school programs.

Support K-12 educational institutions Served one middle school and one high school

To assist Christian ministries throughout the world in proclaiming the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. Such ministry includes the starting and supporting of local churches bible colleges orphanages Christian schools and other various means of evangelizing the world and training Christians as commanded in Matthew 28:18-20.

Give scholarships for educational purposes including tuition, school supplies, room and board,

This organization provides opportunities for teenagers to work on extracurricular projects.

provide financial and other support to , a public charter school located in , California

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