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101		SOMERSET, NJ
102		HIGH BRIDGE, NJ
103		EAST LYME, CT
104		NEW HAVEN, CT
105		ROCHESTER, NY
106		BOSTON, MA
107		BELMAR, NJ
108		WESTFIELD, NJ
109		Oneonta, NY
110		Troy, NY
111		Summit, NJ
112		Wells, ME
113		EATONTOWN, NJ
114		WHIPPANY, NJ
115		BRICK, NJ
116		SHREWSBURY, NJ
117		RED BANK, NJ
118		NEW YORK, NY
119		PISCATAWAY, NJ
120		WHIPPANY, NJ
121		SOUTH HACKENSACK, NJ
122		Portland, ME
123		Lake George, NY
124		MONTCLAIR, NJ
125		MALDEN, MA
126		NANTUCKET, MA
127		GALES FERRY, CT
128		Rockport, MA
129		CAMDEN, ME
130		LOCKPORT, NY
131		GREENWICH, CT
132		SALEM, NH
133		MANASQUAN, NJ
134		MIDDLETOWN, NJ
135		SCHENECTADY, NY
136		Medford, NJ
137		ST JOHNSBURY, VT
138		PATCHOGUE, NY
139		Delhi, NY
140		NORTH BELLMORE, NY
141		Dover, NH
142		SYRACUSE, NY
143		Brooklyn, NY
144		BRIDGEWATER, MA
145		NEW HAVEN, CT
146		FLEMINGTON, NJ
147		NEW YORK, NY
148		Maspeth, NY
149		BOSTON, MA
150		Barnard, VT

EDUCATIONAL

TO EMPOWER SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BY RECYCLING BICYCLES AND SEWING MACHINES FROM THE US AND SHIPPING THEM TO MOTIVATED PEOPLE IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD. SINCE ITS INCEPTION IN 1991 AND FROM THE SEED OF AN IDEA BY ITS FOUNDER( FORMER PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEER), THE ORGANIZATION HAS GROWN INTO AN ENTERPRISE THAT HAS CUMULATIVELY COLLECTED AND DISTRIBUTED OVER 165,000 BICYCLES AND OVER 5,900 SEWING MACHINES TO THE WORKING POOR IN CENTRAL AMERICA, AFRICA, EASTERN EUROPE, ASIA AND THE ISLANDS OF THE CARIBBEAN AND THE PACIFIC BASIN. THROUGH VOLUNTEER LABOR AND TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATIONS OF MONEY AND MATERIALS, /SEWING PEACE COLLECTS, WAREHOUSES, AND SHIPS NEW AND USED BIKES, PARTS AND ACCESSORIES TO RECIPIENT COUNTRIES WHERE THEY ARE REPAIRED BY -PROFIT PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS (PROVIDING EMPLOYMENT, BUILDING MANAMGEMENT AND REPAIR SKILLS TO THEIR STAFF)AND SUBSEQUENTLY, SOLD AT COST TO HELP LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS ACCESS JOBS, MARKETS AND SERVICES. THE SEWING MACHINES

TO PROVIDE INSTRUCTION IN , DANCE AND OTHER PERFORMING ARTS.

To create and promote cultural arts events for the City of CT

TO ENGAGE IN CHARITABLE FUNDRAISING FOR THE BENEFIT OF INDIVIDUALS AND/OR 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN MONROE COUNTY THAT HAVE A FINANCIAL NEED. THE ORGANIZATION WILL ALSO ANNUALLY RECOGNIZE A HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY ATHLETE IN SECTION V WHO EXEMPLIFIES HIGH CHARACTER STANDARDS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE DIRECT LEGAL/ SERVICES, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AFFORDABLE SPACES FOR ARTISTS /CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS.

ORDER IS DEDICATED TO PURPOSE PROMOTING AND ENHANCING IRISH CULTURE, FRATERNITY AND GOOD FELLOWSHIP ITS MEMBERSHIP AND FOR BETTERMENT COMMUNITY AND NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES THROUGH WORKS CHARITY.

OPERATE AND SUPPORT YOUTH PROGRAMS

TO ESTABLISH A FUND INTENDED TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO A GRADUATING SENIOR(S) FROM ONEONTA HIGH SCHOOL WHO DEMONSTRATES THE ABILITY TO ENHANCE THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. ALSO TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES/PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS.

Develop, own and operate affordable senior

was established to provide outside support for the Orchestra (EIN 26-4102781), a community orchestra which was a project the City , NJ. For the past ten years the city has not provided any funding to the , so rather than maintain duplicate organizations has taken over the operation the orchestra in 2022.

The mission of the is to encourage and advocate for the expansion of educational resources by developing private and public support of and its mission.

TO DELIVER MUSIC, FOOD, GIFTS, FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND FRIENDSHIP TO THOSE WITH THE GREATEST NEED FOR THE GIFT OF HUMAN KINDNESS DURING THE SEASON AND THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

THE ORGANIZATION IS A WHICH MAKES GRANTS TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE JEWISH COMMUNITY OF GREATER METROWEST NJ, INC.

COMMUNITY SERVICE AND SUPPORT OF LOCAL AREA NON-PROFIT CHARITIES.

WILL DEVELOP, MAINTAIN AND MANAGE ENDOWMENT FUNDS OF OF GREATER MONMOUTH COUNTY, . AND WILL ENCOURAGE DONATIONS AND PLANNED GIFTS. WILL USE AND APPLY ITS ASSETS FOR USE AND BENEFIT OF OF GREATER MONMOUTH COUNTY, ., SO LONG AS THAT ORGANIZATION QUALIFIES AS AN EXEMPT ORGANIZATION UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, AS AMENDED, OR CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY FUTURE UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE LAW.

SUPPORTS ARTISTS AND GROUPS THROUGH NETWORKING, WORKSHOPS AND RESOURCES; THE TEEN FESTIVAL; LOCAL GRANT PROGRAM FOR GROUPS; AND BY PUBLICIZING PERFORMANCES and EXHIBITIONS IN EBLASTS AND ON OUR WEBSITE.

THE (AMF) MISSION IS TO PROVIDE ACCESS AND EQUITY TO QUALITY PUBLIC SCHOOL THEATER EDUCATION. THIS MISSION IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH TWO KEY PROGRAMS. THE FELLOWS PROGRAM IS A THREE-YEAR PROGRAM IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NEW YORK CITY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION THAT PROVIDES THEATER TEACHERS WITH THE DEDICATED RESOURCES AND SUPPORT NEEDED TO BUILD SUSTAINABLE IN-SCHOOL THEATER PROGRAMS AS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF A PRE-K-12 ACADEMIC CURRICULUM FOR EVERY STUDENT. ADDITIONALLY, AS A MEANS OF INCREASING AND DIVERSIFYING THE NUMBER OF CERTIFIED THEATER TEACHERS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS, THROUGH THE SCHOLARS PROGRAM, THE PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS FOR ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES TO EARN THEIR NEW YORK STATE THEATER TEACHING CERTIFICATION THROUGH THE GRADUATE PROGRAM IN EDUCATIONAL THEATRE AT THE CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK.

TO PROVIDE AID,COMFORT, EDUCATION ASSISTANCE, AND REFERRALS TO VICTIMS OF AND TO INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS THROUGH EDUCATION OF INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS AND THE COMMUNITY

THE ORGANIZATION IS A WHICH MAKES GRANTS TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE JEWISH COMMUNITY OF GREATER METROWEST NJ, .

TO BE OF SERVICE TO THE ANCESTRY OF THE MEMBERS AND SOCIETY IN GENERAL; TO ENCOURAGE HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS IN BUISNESS AND PROFESSIONS; TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY, INCLUDING CIVIC, SOCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT; TO FURTHER THE GENERAL WELFARE OF THE YOUTH OF THE COMMUNITY WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON AREAS AND INDIVIDUALS WHOSE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS INDICATE THE NEED FOR ASSISTANCE, AND TO COOPERATE WITH ALL AUTHORITIES AND AGENCIES IN THE PREVENTION OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY.

The Genesis Fund brings together resources to create housing and other economic and social opportunities for people and places being left out of the mainstream economy throughout Maine and in other communities in Northern New England. This is done by lending capital, delivering expert advice, leveraging our experience to promote systemic change and policy solutions, and opening channels for people and institutions to move resources toward community needs.The Genesis Fund offers flexible and creative financing to nonprofit organizations throughout Northern New England to develop affordable housing and community facility projects. Genesis Fund projects help our communities become stronger and more sustainable by providing innovative solutions to financing challenges.

preserving and displaying artifacts of the region and run the museum

DEDICATION TO THE ECONOMIC AND CIVIC WELL-BEING THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY THROUGH LEADERSHIP, EDUCATION, AND SERVICE.

TO OWN, OPERATE AND DEVELOP A LOW TO MODERATE INCOME HOUSING PROJECT.

TO PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE INTEREST IN HORTICULTURE.

Bargaining unit negotiations and contract compliance monitoring and enforcement through: meetings; arbitration proceedings; annual convention; and monthly executive council meetings. Comprises five chapters located on regional community campuses across Connecticut.

Provides funding Public for following: Adult, children, and young adult programs and author events, museum passes, software and website. This brings programs and authors to , offers museum passes at reduced or no cost, and updated technology. Benefit all individuals attending events and using servives.

SUPPORTS THE COMMUNITY THROUGH LOCAL CHARITIES, INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

DOMESTIC FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION OPERATING UNDER THE

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR AREA CATHOLIC CHURCHES, STATE AND COMMUNITY CHARITABLE GROUPS, INDIVIDUALS INVOLVED IN CHURCH PARISHES AND THOSE IN TRAINING FOR CHURCH MINISTRIES AND OTHER INDIVIDUALS IN NEED.

TheKnightsofColumbusisafraternalbenefitsociety,recognizedbytheIRSasatax-exemptorganizationunderSection501c8oftheinternalRevenueCodeIRCInaddition,pursuanttoagroupexemption,theIRSrecognizesallsubordinatecouncilsincludingKnightsofColumbus#3231intheUnitedStatesas"fraternallodges."ThisCouncildedicatesitselftohelpcatholicmenandtheirfamilies,Catholiccharities,peopleinneedandthegreatercommunityintimesofneedandtoperformandfundothercharitableworks.ScheduleO-Line6showsthethreetopspecialeventsheldbythiscouncilandScheduleO-Line10showsthegrantsandsimilaramountsmadebythiscouncilinthetaxyearforamountsover$500.DuetoCovid-19,theOrganizationhadlimitedfundraisingactivity.

TO PRESERVE AND ENRICH THE AS A NATURE PRESERVE AND TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY ABOUT ITS HISTORIC AND RECREATIONAL RESOURCES

TO RAISE PHILANTHROPIC DONATIONS TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF SUNY AND ITS STUDENTS.

of the of , a retirement community.

Part III - Primary Exempt Purpose The purpose of the , . (NVRH) shall be render service and its patients, and assist in promoting the health and welfare of the community, in accordance with objectives established by the . This organization shall exist exclusively for charitable purposes. Membership shall be open all male and female adults who are interested in and who are willing uphold the purpose of the . The major service support provided by the the is represented by volunteers from the providing support services throughout the . These services include greeting at the front desk, providing personal assistance female clients obtaining mammograms, assisting with duties in the laundry room, administrative support as well managing and staff

FORM 990-EZ, PART III, Section ORGANIZATION PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE Line 1: SELF-SUPPORTING VOLUNTEER GROUP

To aid and assist impoverished citizens of the Town and Village of , NY; to encourage and engender action that emphasizes self-reliance and responsibility in civic, recreational and cultural projects; to support charitable and educational organizations whose primary function is the preservation of historic institutions and natural beauty of the Village of , NY.

TO PROMOTE WELFARE OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH IN SCHOOL, COMMUNITY AND PLACE OF WORSHIP, TO RAISE THE STANDARDS OF HOME LIFE AND TO SECURE ADEQUATE LAWS FOR THE CARE AND PROTECTION OF CHILDREN.

To benefit and support Behavioral Health and Developmental Services d/b/a .

TO CREATE ENDOWMENT FUNDS TO PROMOTE VITALITY OF COMMUNITY FORMERLY SERVED BY CHURCH OF ST. ANDREW APOSTLE AND TO ENSURE CONTINUITY OF ITS OUTREACH EFFORTS. TO PROMOTE ELEEMOSYNARY, COMMUNITY BUILDING, AND PEACE AND JUSTICE PROMOTING ACTIVITIES IN CENTRAL NEW YORK. TO ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND OTHERS TO CONTRIBUTE TO THESE OUTREACH EFFORTS. TO DO ANY OTHER ACT INCIDENTAL TO OR CONNECTED WITH FOREGOING PURPOSES.

To educate, help and support individuals and their families suffering from various eating disorders by providing education, guidance and emotional support.

PROVIDED PROGRAMS AND LECTURES FOR VARIOUS RELATED ORGANIZATIONS AND OTHER SPECIFIC GROUPS LOCATED IN THE GREATER BRIDGEWATER AREA

THE MISSION OF IS TO STRENGTHEN THE ACADEMIC AND CHARACTER SKILLS NEEDED FOR ALL STUDENTS TO EXCEL IN TOP-TIER COLLEGES, TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS IN A COMPETITIVE WORLD AND TO SERVE AS THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. THE SCHOOL SERVES STUDENTS FROM LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS IN , CONNNECTICUT. THE SCHOOL OPERATED CLASSES FOR STUDENTS IN KINDERGARTEN THROUGH TWELFTH GRADES.

THE MISSION OF IS TO HELP OUR TROOPS OVERSEAS AS WELL AS THE RETURNING SOLDIERS AND MARINES WHO HAVE BEEN WOUNDED IN COMBAT.

TO PROMOTE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY and THE ADVANCEMENT OF IMMIGRANT IN THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROMOTE ADVANCE EDUCATION TO STUDENTS

TO IMPROVE, ENCOURAGE, AND ENHANCE HIGHER OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN AND WOMEN DESIROUS OF BECOMING REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYORS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS BY OFFERING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AS GRANTS AND/OR LOANS TO INDIVIDUALS, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OR OTHER CORPORATIONS, TRUSTS, COMMUNITY CHESTS OR FOUNDATIONS.

The was formed to raise funds to acquire and keep in service the General Store, a resource and landmark. The larger mission is to promote and enable the Town of to maintain and enhance its rural quality of life in a positive and sustainable way.

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