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1		SOUTH KENT, CT
2		Mastic Beach, NY
3		GLEN ROCK, NJ
4		HIGH FALLS, NY
5		Corning, NY
6		JAMESTOWN, NY
7		BEDMINSTER, NJ
8		BILLERICA, MA
9		New City, NY
10		RINGWOOD, NJ
11		NEWTON, MA
12		GARWOOD, NJ
13		MELVILLE, NY
14		BATH, ME
15		NEW YORK, NY
16		MERRICK, NY
17		Brooklyn, NY
18		Rochester, NY
19		NEW YORK, NY
20		Madison, NJ
21		Providence, RI
22		FAIRFIELD, CT
23		DARTMOUTH, MA
24		SOUTH BOSTON, MA
25		PITTSFORD, NY
26		LONG ISLAND CITY, NY
27		Brooklyn, NY
28		LITTLE SILVER, NJ
29		Hanover, NH
30		LEXINGTON, MA
31		NEW YORK, NY
32		NEW YORK, NY
33		WINDSOR, CT
34		YOUNGSTOWN, OH
35		BOONE, IA
36		WASHINGTON, DC
37		Chevy Chase, MD
38		Dumfries, VA
39		PHILADELPHIA, PA
40		MERCERSBURG, PA
41		GETTYSBURG, PA
42		HARRISBURG, PA
43		HARRISBURG, PA
44		MOUNT JOY, PA
45		DANVILLE, PA
46		Notre Dame, IN
47		Lincolnton, NC
48		AIKEN, SC
49		RALEIGH, NC
50		COVINGTON, KY

ESTABLISHED IN 1923, IS A COLLEGE-PREPARATORY FOR BOYS IN GRADES 9 THROUGH 12. WE DEVELOP YOUNG MEN WHO CAN EVOLVE AND ADAPT, BE GLOBALLY COMPETITIVE AND PREPARED TO MEET THE CHALLENGES POSED BY A CHANGING NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. THEIR TIME AT PREPARES OUR STUDENTS FOR SUCCESS AT EACH POINT IN THEIR LIFE. THREE PRINCIPLES DEFINE THE : SIMPLICITY OF LIFE, SELF-RELIANCE, AND DIRECTNESS OF PURPOSE. IS ACCREDITED BY THE NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES AND HOLDS MEMBERSHIPS IN THE CUM LAUDE SOCIETY, THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS, THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF EPISCOPAL SCHOOLS, THE SECONDARY ADMISSION TEST BOARD, THE CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS, THE ASSOCIATION OF BOARDING SCHOOLS, THE INTERNATIONAL COALITION OF BOYS SCHOOLS AND THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR COLLEGE ADMISSION COUNSELING.

Sponsors Continuing Education Programs

TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE CIVIC CAUSES IN MEMORY OF : (AMOUNT WAS ZERO IN 2013) ADAPTIVE SPORTS CENTER, TUITION GRANTS,SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING

THE ORGANIZATIONS LARGEST DIRECT ACTIVITY IS TO SEEK OUT AND QUALIFY SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN WITH LIMITED RESOURCES AND PROVIDE TUITION FOR ENROLLMENT

To encourage and foster the ideal service in the local community.

IS COMPRISED OF CLUBS LOCATED IN WESTERN NY USA AND SOUTHERN ONTARIO CANADA. THE PURPOSE IS TO COLLECT MONIES FROM LOCAL CLUBS TO BE USED TO ASSIST VARIOUS CLUB CHARITABLE ENDEAVORS.

TO POSITIVELY IMPACT LIVES AND COMMUNITIES THROUGH GAME OF , FOCUSING ON THREE PILLARS: YOUTH, SPECIAL NEEDS AND MILITARY.

TO PROMOTE AND CARRY OUT CHARITABLE AND FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES FOR CHARITABLEPURPOSES THROUGH MEANS INCLUDING, SOCIAL BENEFITS AND SOLICITING DONATIONS WITHSAID FUNDS TO BE USED SOLELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES INCLUDING GRANTING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS WHO WISH TO PURSUE A COLLEGE EDUCATION.

Preserve the spiritual heritage the members through observance religious feasts common to Filipino faith, provide financial assistance to victims natural calamities; provide financial assistance to needy but academically gifted students; provide medical missions to the underprivileged citizens; and provide such other educational, charitable and social and welfare assistance to the members.

To provide support to with needs.

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THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH THIS IS ORGANIZED ARE TO SECUREA CLOSER OFFICIAL AND PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP AMONG OFFICIALSTHROUGHOUT , AND TO SECURE UNITY OF ACTION IN POLICEMATTERS AND ELEVATE THE STANDARDS OF INSTITUTIONS; TO FURTHERTHE ADOPTION OF HUMANE EFFORTS IN THE ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS, THEADVANCEMENT ALONG ALL LINES PERTAINING TO THE PREVENTION ANDDETECTION OF CRIME, AND THE PROMOTION OF AND EDUCATION INGENERAL.* TO PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE MUTUAL COOPERATION, DISCUSSION ANDINTEREST IN THE PROBLEMS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT.* TO PROMOTE A FORUM FOR THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS, TO CONDUCT ANDPROMOTE SEMINARS, CONFERENCES AND RESEARCH INTO ENFORCEMENT ANDEDUCATIONAL METHODS.* TO RAISE MONIES; TO ACQUIRE FUNDS TO SPEND THE MONIES OF THEASSOCIATION IN A MANNER AUTHORIZED BY LAW TO ACCOMPLISH THEAFOREMENTIONED GOALS.

PROVIDED INSTRUCTION, TRAINING AND A COMPETITIVE VENUE FOR APPROXIMATELY 600 INTRAMURAL, 1000 ADVANCED YOUTH ATHLETES AND 35 SPECIAL NEEDS ATHLETES. TRAINED VOLUNTEER PARENT COACHES AND YOUTH REFEREES. PROVIDED A REGIONAL AMATEUR SOCCER TOURNAMENT. ISSUED SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS. ALL FIXED ASSETS PURCHASED ARE DONATED TO THE TOWN OF AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE. HENCE, THERE WILL NEVER BE AN AMOUNT ON FORM 990, PART X, LINES 10A AND 10B.

HISTORIC AND EDUCATION

THE IS A WHERE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE COLLECTED, PROTECTED, RESEARCHED, AND EXHIBITED; A PLACE WHERE STUDENTS ALL AGES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS LEARN TO MAKE IMAGES AND ARE CHALLENGED BY TECHNICAL AND AESTHETIC LESSONS. ICP PROVIDES A FORUM FOR THE EXCHANGE IDEAS AND FOR THE USE AS A MEDIUM FOR REVEALING THE HUMAN CONDITION.

To help by providing financial assistance to members of the general public in financial need, with emphasis upon providing for vision care, hearing care, disaster assistance, the special needs of the developmentally impaired, the special needs of veterans and the special needs of the elderly

Distributing funds for poor people

Help individuals with physical disabilities participate in adaptive sports, recreation, and the arts.

WAS FORMED FOR THE CHARITABLE PURPOSE OF GIVING FINANCIAL, PROMOTIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT TO THE ORGANIZATION, AN ORPHANAGE IN KAMPALA,UGANDA .CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O.

Direct grants to children of special needs and their family or caregiver.

engages our community in thought-provoking conversation through new works, reimagined classics and adventurous playmaking. We are idealistic, ambitious, and stubborn in our resolve to create that entertains, enlightens, and inspires.

THE MISSION OF IS TO ENHANCE THE LIVES OF SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES. THE ASSISTS IN THE ACQUISITION OF MEDICAL AND ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES BY PROVIDING THE NECESSARY FUNDING AND WORKING WITH THESE FAMILIES TO HELP IDENTIFY WHAT SPECIFICALLY MEETS THEIR NEEDS. IN ADDITION, THE WILL SUPPORT PROGRAMS THAT BENEFIT SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES AND ESTABLISH ITS OWN PROGRAMS WITH THIS SAME OBJECTIVE.

THE MISSION IS TO PROMOTE EDUCATION THROUGH RESEARCH AND SERVIVE IN AND OUTSIDE ACADEMIA THROUGHTOUT THE WORLD.

THE FOUNDATION SEEKS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO LOCAL CAUSES THAT MAKE THE COMMUNITY A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE AND WORK. FOLLOWING THE IDEAL OF PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE, THE FOUNDATION WORKS TO IDENTIFY PLACES WHERE IT CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SUCH AS PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, AND DONATING 100% OF ITS FUNDRAISING, WITH NOTHING HELD BACK FOR ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

FORUM FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES TO UNITE PROFESSIONALS IN THE INDUSTRY TO MEET, NETWORK AND EXCHANGE IDEAS. ALSO,TO DEVELOP AND COORDINATE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS OF MANAGERS.

TO DESIGN AND DELIVER INNOVATIVE EDUCATION, TRAINING, AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE THAT FOSTERS SUSTAINABILITY AND RESILIENCY IN DIVERSE URBAN ENVIRONMENTS. WE EMPOWER LEARNING THAT CHANGES THE WAY PEOPLE THINK ABOUT ENERGY, SUSTAINABILITY, AND RESILIENCE BY ENGAGING AND EDUCATING A DIVERSE SET OF STAKEHOLDERS AND BENEFICIARIES. OUR PROGRAMS HELP INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES EXPLORE NEW WAYS OF LIVING AND WORKING THAT ARE MORE ADAPTIVE TO A CHANGING WORLD.

supports contemporary Jewish culture on an international scale, bringing greater exposure to artists and cultural initiatives and providing opportunities for new projects and collaborations. , a global network of Jewish artists, currently with 696 members in the Americas, Israel, Europe, Australia and Africa, engages audiences with Jewish ideas and community through the vibrant Jewish and Israeli cultural landscape. We have created this international network through facilitated gatherings to build community, and by sparking action through small grants. We empower artists and cultural organizations to create experiences to broaden the impact of Jewish culture.

To provide grants to organizations that support children with special needs.

To preserve and carry on the educational and charitable traditions and ceremonies of the Senior Society Organization which, since its founding in 1898, has promoted the ideals of academic excellence, community service, leadership, high moral purpose, and respect for the traditions of the college; and to train and educate selected undergraduate members of College to become prospective leaders of the college, local, national, and global communities.

The corporation will constitute a music composition award and mentoring of high school students in the Metrowest of Boston.

is an association of educators that focuses on professional development, networking, sharing best practices, and cultural events tailored to the ethnic background of its members.

We unite diverse youth groups engaged in community service by connecting them through arts and culture at thematic, thought-provoking social events that include small group discussions, channeling their ideas into strategic plans and creating leaders

Our mission is to provide support for special needs children on the spectrum.

TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF ITS MEMBERS AND THE HIGHEST IDEALS OF MANHOOD, BROTHERHOOD, AND CITIZENSHIP ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE .

MISSION OF HUMANE SOCIETY, INC. IS TO SUPPORT HUMANE SOCIETY BY ATTRACTING, HOLDING AND INVESTING GIFTS FROM DONORS, TO PROMOTE HUMANE ANIMAL CARE, TO ENCOURAGE FACILITY IMPROVEMENT AND TO FURTHER GOALS AND IDEALS OF HUMANE SOCIETY.

TO RESEARCH AND DEVELOP CENTRIST POLICY IDEAS.

The encourages membership education, fellowship, leadership and awareness and fosters the ideal of service through vocational,

Preserve our shared values and ideals family through scholarships and programs.

NURTURES CURIOSITY IN MEMBERS AND NEIGHBORS, STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY THROUGH LEARNING, DISCOURSE AND MEANINGFUL ENGAGEMENT. IS A HISTORIC AND VIBRANT -CENTERED AND MEMBER-SUPPORTED CIRCULATING LIBRARY, RESEARCH ARCHIVE AND CULTURAL FORUM DEDICATED TO HARNESSING OUR RESOURCES - OUR EXPERT STAFF, OUR COLLECTIONS BOOKS, ART AND ARCHITECTURE TREASURES AND OUR NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK BUILDING - TO STRENGTHEN OUR GROWING COMMUNITY THROUGH IDEAS, CULTURAL ENGAGEMENT AND FELLOWSHIP.

ACADEMY IS A STUDENT-CENTERED SCHOOL THAT ALLOWS STUDENTS TO DEFINE THEMSELVES THROUGH ESTABLISHMENT MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIPS AND EXPOSURE TO A VAST RANGE ACADEMIC, EXTRA-CURRICULAR, AND CO-CURRICULAR OPPORTUNITIES. STUDENTS ACTIVELY AND CONFIDENTLY EXPERIENCE WORLD BOTH ON CAMPUS AND ABROAD. WE UNDERSTAND BENEFIT EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING AND PROVIDE IDEAL ACADEMIC SETTING FOR A BALANCED AND AUTHENTIC LEARNING ENVIRONMENT. ACADEMY BELIEVES IN VALUE HONORING OUR PAST, ENGAGING PRESENT, AND PREPARING FOR FUTURE. FOUNDED IN 1893, ACADEMY IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE AND LEARN IN A RICHLY DIVERSE ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT THAT PROVIDES A RIGOROUS AND RELEVANT CURRICULUM TO 446 BOARDING AND DAY STUDENTS FROM OVER 30 STATES, INCLUDING DISTRICT COLUMBIA, AND MORE THAN 40 NATIONS.

THE YWCA OF GETTYSBURG AND ADAMS COUNTY IS A COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION FOUNDED BY WOMEN. WE ARE DEDICATED TO ELIMINATING RACISM, EMPOWERING WOMEN, AND PROMOTING PEACE, JUSTICE, FREEDOM, AND DIGNITY FOR ALL.

THE MISSION OF IS TO CREATE A COMMUNITY OF ASSOCIATION LEADERS THAT INSPIRE AND PROMOTE EXCELLENCE. WE DO THIS THROUGH EDUCATION AND THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS, PROVIDING ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT RESOURCES AND TOOLS, FOSTERING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ASSOCIATION PROFESSIONALS AND BUSINESS PARTNERS, AND PUBLICLY ADVANCING THE ASSOCIATION INDUSTRY.

TRANSFORMS FREE-MARKET IDEAS INTO (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) POLICIES SO ALL PENNSYLVANIANS CAN FLOURISH.

ORGANIZATION IS A DEDICATED TO HELPING INDIVIDUALS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES.

SOCIAL MINISTRY-SPECIAL NEEDS PERSONS

To operate exclusively for religious, charitable, scientific, literary or educational purposes within the meaning Internal Revenue Code section 501(c) (3) by:a. Promoting the interests and welfare the University ;b. Fostering and continuing the moral, spiritual and intellectual ideals taught and inspired by the University;c. Supporting the University administration in carrying out its educational policies and programs service for the establishment and maintenance the University as a leader among American and Catholic Universities;d. Assisting in securing financial support for the needs the University;e. Lending support to projects and activities students the University, including assisting the educational opportunities these students through sponsorship and support University scholarship programs, and;f. Developing alumni fellowship and community through the establishment and maintenance local and regional .

The Mission the is to increase the organized capacity people to care for one another. The connects people, resources and ideas to create a thriving community characterized by stability, educational success, and healthy members our community.

THE EXISTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF SERVICE TO HUMANKIND BY COMMUNICATION OF THOUGHTS, IDEAS, AND CONCEPTS TO ACCELERATE HUMAN PROGRESS IN HEALTH, EDUCATION, FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY.

NCLCVF engages people to protect our environment and promote the well-being our communities. We work to turn environmental values into NC priorities by engaging people in the democratic process, organizing in communities first and worst impacted by environmental degradation, cultivating environmental leaders, and advocating for policies that protect the health and quality life for all Carolinians, with an intentional focus on systematically excluded communities color.

TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES TO PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS TO REACH THEIR HIGHEST POTENTIAL EDUCATIONALLY, RESIDENTIALLY, SOCIALLY, AND VOCATIONALLY. WE EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS TO BECOME PRODUCTIVE AND INCLUDED MEMBERS THEIR FAMILIES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES WHILE PROMOTING SELF-DETERMINATION SO THAT EACH PERSON IS EQUIPPED TO MAKE INFORMED DECISIONS REGARDING QUALITY THEIR LIVES. WE WILL PROTECT AND ADVOCATE FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL TO BE TREATED WITH DIGNITY AND RESPECT WHILE TEACHING PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY.

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