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1		BOSTON, MA
2		ESSEX, MA
3		East Greenwich, RI
4		MIDDLETOWN, CT
5		Canton, CT
6		Newtown, CT
7		STONY BROOK, NY
8		EDEN, NY
9		LLOYD HARBOR, NY
10		NEW YORK, NY
11		NEW YORK, NY
12		New York, NY
13		Long Island City, NY
14		NEW YORK, NY
15		NEW YORK, NY
16		NEW YORK, NY
17		LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY
18		PLATTSBURGH, NY
19		APPLETON, NY
20		Dundee, NY
21		BUFFALO, NY
22		Lake Pleasant, NY
23		Ithaca, NY
24		Camillus, NY
25		NEW YORK, NY
26		Avon, CT
27		NEW HAVEN, CT
28		PENFIELD, NY
29		MULLICA HILL, NJ
30		ITHACA, NY
31		Somerville, NJ
32		HAMDEN, CT
33		COLCHESTER, CT
34		Crompond, NY
35		ESSEX, CT
36		Fanwood, NJ
37		Freehold, NJ
38		BRATTLEBORO, VT
39		Manomet, MA
40		Cranston, RI
41		North Dartmouth, MA
42		CARNEYS POINT, NJ
43		BROCKTON, MA
44		NEW HAVEN, CT
45		TRUMBULL, CT
46		FAIRFAX, VT
47		HAMPTON, NJ
48		CLIFTON, NJ
49		Sudbury, MA
50		NEW YORK, NY

SCHOLARSHIPS

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFIED STUDENTS

The organization provides scholarships for higher education to students graduating in the local community.

RAISE FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS TO BENEFIT STUDENTS

For fiscal year 5-31-21 the organization maintained an investment account which was used for college scholarships to needy highschool students

To award scholarships to students who are residents of the town of , Connecticut at the time of high school graduation with continuing aid through college.

TO IDENTIFY AND PROTECT THE RIGHTS ALL STUDENTS, TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY LIFE, TO SERVE AS A FORUM FOR PUBLIC DEBATE ON RELEVANT AND TIMELY ISSUES, AND TO ENHANCE THE UNIVERSITY THROUGH COOPERATIVE EFFORTS WITH OTHER CAMPUS GROUPS. GSO IS SUPPORTED PRIMARILY BY ACTIVITY FEES.

THE AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO VARIOUS RECEPIENTS.

PROVIDE CULTURAL EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE; SCHOLARSHIPS PROMISING KOREAN KOREAN-AMERICAN STUDENTS; , CONFERENCES, ART EXHIBITS OTHER RELATED PROGRAMS.

Goddards services INCLUDING EARLY CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH PROGRAMS, COLLEGE COUNSELING, SUPPORTIVE and Transitional HOUSING, Mental and Behavioral Health Programming, EMPLOYMENT READINESS, Linkages to Benefits and Entitlements, AND ASSISTANCE TO HOMELESS AND OLDER ADULTS IN MANHATTAN. EMBRACES THE POTENTIAL AND WORTH OF EACH INDIVIDUAL, CONNECTING THEM ACROSS SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND OTHER BARRIERS, AND ACKNOWLEDGES THE IMPORTANCE OF A STRONG . CARES FOR FAMILIES WITH A VARIETY OF EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR TODDLERS, CHILDREN, AND YOUNG PEOPLE, INCLUDING MAKING COLLEGE ACCESSIBLE TO LOW-INCOME YOUTH. WE HELP PEOPLE WHO ARE LIVING ON THE STREETS TO ADDRESS THE UNDERLYING ISSUES THAT LED TO THEIR HOMELESSNESS, ACQUIRE BASIC LIFE SKILLS, AND REINTEGRATE INTO THE . WE PREVENT EVICTIONS AND PRESERVE AFFORDABLE HOUSING BY PROVIDING FREE LEGAL REPRESENTATION FOR LOW-INCOME TENANTS AND ORGANIZING TENANTS TO ADVOCATE FOR THEIR RIGHTS.

THE OPERATES TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE, PROGRAMS, SERVICES, AND BURIAL BENEFITS TO ITS MEMBERS; ASSIST THOSE IN NEED WITH HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS IN THE UNITED STATES AND ISRAEL; FOSTER PHILO-SEMITISM THROUGH ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION WITH OTHER COMMUNITIES OF FAITH; AND SUPPORT THE SIGNIFICANT AND ENDURING TIE BETWEEN AMERICA AND ISRAEL.

The " " (IHDF) expands educational opportunities for children living in under-resourced communities by empowering them to achieve higher education and providing them with guaranteed tuition support and equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to gain entry to and succeed in college and beyond. Our vision is that one day, all children from low-income communities will an equal opportunity to complete high school, achieve postsecondary education, and fully capitalize on their talents and aspirations to become productive global citizens. We sponsor cohorts of students in under-resourced public schools or housing developments, and work with these "dreamers" from early elementary school all the way through high school. Upon high school graduation, each dreamer receives guaranteed tuition assistance for higher education. While each " " program is localized to meet the specific needs of its dreamers, all of our programs share common elements

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS

TO EMPOWER DISAFFECTED, LOW-INCOME STUDENTS THROUGH MULTI-YEAR PROJECT-BASED LEARNING PROGRAMS.

The mission of Schools is to develop outstanding Catholic elementary schools that provide students with the academic preparation, values, and skills they need to lead fulfilling, productive lives. The supports its seven schools of the Archdiocese of New York in four main areas: needs-based tuition scholarships; programmatic and operational support; administrative, educational and operational services; and capital repair grants. The was created to provide a stable and longer-term source of support schools serving high percentages of families experiencing poverty, and is operated independently from the Archdiocese of New York. Beginning this year, the will also provide support to two schools in the Diocese of Cleveland.

TO SUPPORT COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES IN ASIA.

THE ORGANIZATION GIVES SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING STUDENTS FROM THE LIVINGSTON MANOR CENTRAL SCHOOL WHO ARE ATTENDING A FOUR YEAR COLLEGE.

GRANTING STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO

PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships

EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS PROVIDED TO 6 GRADUATING SENIORS FOR USE TO OBTAIN A 2-YEAR OR 4-YEAR DEGREE FROM A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY.

Support area medical services, plus scholarships for students entering a health related field.

Educational scholarships and financial aid to University School students

PROVIDE HUMAN SERVICE PROGRAMS SUCH AS FLAG PRESENTATIONS, YOUTH ACTIVITIES, COMMUNITY SERVICES, HOSPITAL SERVICES, MILITARY/ ASSISTANCE, ASSISTANCE TO OUR NATIONAL HOME, HOSPICE, SCHOLARSHIPS, SENIOR HOUSING, SEEING EYE DOG PROGRAMS, PBA and FIRE DEPARTMENTS.

IS A LEADING PRO-ISRAEL CAMPUS ACTIVISM ORGANIZATION WORKING WITH OVER 120 UNIVERSITIES ACROSS NORTH AMERICA.

To provide affordable and reliable round trip bus service to students from 3 regional locations in NE to main campus in PA. This service is provided 3 times per yr on Thanksgiving, Christmas and Spring Break. All net proceeds go to student scholarships. In addition the Chapter serves as the principal source of contact with CT PSU current and through meetings and other activities including an annual Freshman Sendoff picnic, ongoing athletic events, etc.

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 SCHOOLS SERVE STUDENTS FROM LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS IN , NEW YORK. THE SCHOOLS OPERATED CLASSES FOR STUDENTS IN KINDERGARTEN TO THE TWELFTH GRADE.

TO FOSTER ETHICAL PRACTICES WITHIN THE COMMUNITY OF THE GREATER , NY .TO RECOGNIZE ETHICAL PRACTICES IN THE MARKETPLACE THROUGH THE ANNUAL AWARDS.TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY AWARENESS OF IN VIA SEMINARS, PRESENTATIONS AND FILM and BOOK EVENTS.TO SPONSOR SCHOLARSHIPS THAT RECOGNIZE STUDENTS WHO EXHIBIT HIGH ETHICAL STANDARD.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO NON PROFIT AGENCIES.

PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS FOR EDUCATION PURPOSES.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS GRANTS.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN FOR FUNDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS OTHER EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT THE UNIVERSITY.

HIGHER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED TO THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS: LUKE MAYNARD,JACK LAROSA,EMMA HAJDASZ, ABIGAIL BOISLAND, HAILEY GREEN

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO COVER THE COST OF ATTENDING CROSS COUNTRY RUNNING CAMPS, AND A PLAQUE IS PROVIDED TO THE SCHOOL THE STUDENT ATTENDS

Awarding scholarships for students pursuing post secondary education

Scholarships

Social club, Non-Profit Corp. Activities: to preserve and promote culture, educate and support youth, strengthen heritage and educate public about historical events. Organize Cultural events, Support youth with language scholarships, provide help for needy.

AWARDS TO ASSIST APPLICANTS IN THEIR PURSUIT OF HIGHER EDUCATION

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO YOUTH SPORTS, SENIOR CITIZENS, BOY SCOUTS, GIRL SCOUTS SCHOLARSHIPS AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS.

Benefits and scholarships to children police and firefighters

The Organization provides financial assistance for educational programming the . The Organization funds research, awards, seminars and instruction as well as need-based and merit scholarships to students the .

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS OF

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO ELECTRICAL STUDENTS ENROLLED AT THE SOUTHEASTERN VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL FOR CONTINUING STUDIES OR ELECTRICAL TOOLS.

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.

TO ASSIST WITH AND FINANCE THE BUILDING, IMPROVEMENT, AND MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOLS IN UNDER-DEVELOPED COUNTRIES. TO AWARD EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS, INCLUDING TO UNDER-PRIVILEGED CHILDREN.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY STUDENTS

THE SOLE PURPOSE THE LHS SCHOLARSHIP FUND IS TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATING SENIORS IN , NJ. THE MONIES ARE GIVEN OUT AT THE SENIOR AWARDS CEREMONY IN JUNE THE YEAR.

THE ORGANIZATION PARTICIPATES IN THE AWARDING OF GRANTS THAT CONSTITUTE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR A COLLEGE EDUCATION TO INDIVIDUALS ASSOCIATED WITH THE LACROSSE TEAM AT MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY AND/OR THE AWARDING OF GRANTS TO BENEFIT THE LACROSSE TEAM OF MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY.

The Organization was created to honor the life of . , Army from Sudbury MA. The Organization seeks to accomplish this by raising funds through traditional fundraising activities and then using these funds to provide scholarships to individuals with need and with a record of service and leadership. The Organization will have a committee of its Board along with others from the community who will review all such applications and will make a determination as to awards. All Board members and those involved in any decision making process will be subject to our Conflict of Interest Policy. The Organization may also from time to time make contributions to other recognized 501 (c) (3) organizations that support the ideals and goals of this organization. Primarily this would be to honor the Rangers of the United States Army.

SUPPORT HIGHER EDUCATION INCLUDING AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES THAT FURTHER EXEMPT ACTIVITIES .

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