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45-0586084 | HOPE FLOATS HEALING & WELLNESS CENTER INC | Our mission is to help people cope with loss, support their healing,and nurture their physical and emotional well-being. | During 2019: 1. Hope Floats offered free bereavement groups to adults, children teens and their families including; Mike's Club support group for children, teens and their families who have lost a parent/caregiver or sibling; child loss, including overdose loss, suicide loss, parent/sibling loss, and partner/spouse loss support groups for adults. 2.Hope Floats also offered several day-long support retreats for parents grieving the loss of a child, and retreats for individuals dealing with cancer, and for caregivers. 3. Hope Floats offered guest speaker events on the topic of grief and loss for adults. 4. Hope Floats also provided classes and treatments including yoga, tai chi, wellness days, and workshops. | null | null | [
"Mental Health & Crisis Intervention",
"Recreation & Sports",
"Youth Development"
] | Mental Health & Crisis Intervention | Human Services |
25-1383255 | Tanglewood Center Inc | Tanglewood supports senior citizens services through year-round, life-enriching acitivites and programs that serve to improve the physical, nutritional and emotional outlook of senior citizens in Butler County, Pennsylvania | Recreation Program activites include card parties, suppers, rummage sales, travel trips, concerts, arts crafts | null | null | [
"Recreation & Sports",
"Youth Development",
"Human Services"
] | Human Services | Recreation & Sports |
62-0800756 | LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE | TO PROVIDE CIVIL LEGAL ASSISTANCE TO LOW-INCOME PEOPLE AND THEIR FAMILIES. | THE LEGAL AID SOCIETY GIVES FREE LEGAL AID TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE NOWHERE ELSE TO TURN. IT PROVIDES DIRECT LEGAL ASSISTANCE, SELF-HELP BROCHURES AND ADVICE TO INDIVIDUAL CLIENTS AND LEGAL EDUCATION TO GROUPS AND THE PUBLIC. ITS FUNDAMENTAL MISSION IS TO PROVIDE SAFETY AND STABILITY TO FAMILIES AND CHILDREN. IT HELPS THEM BY PREVENTING AND ENDING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE; OBTAINING INCOME (FROM PUBLIC BENEFITS SUCH AS SOCIAL SECURITY, FOOD STAMPS AND WELFARE AND EMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION); RESOLVING INCOME TAX DISPUTES; OBTAINING HEALTH INSURANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES; RESOLVING CONSUMER DISPUTES; GAINING AND PROTECTING HOUSING, AND ASSURING APPROPRIATE EDUCATION AND OTHER SERVICES FOR CHILDREN. IN 2019, LEGAL AID HANDLED OVER 6,257 CASES. VOLUNTEER ATTORNEYS WORKING THROUGH LEGAL AID SOCIETY VOLUNTEER LAWYERS PROGRAM HANDLED AN ADDITIONAL 739 CASES. DONATED LEGAL SERVICES FOR 2019 TOTALED $744,582. | null | null | [
"Human Services",
"Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy",
"Crime & Legal-Related"
] | Crime & Legal-Related | Human Services |
11-3226834 | TIAN DER MONASTERY INC | Helping people in understanding of tao and how to cultivate to be a better person. | TAO class and workshop has been held every Sunday to help people in understanding of Tao on a regular consistent basis. | To participate and support activities to other Tao or charitable organizations. | null | [
"Religion-Related",
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations",
"Arts, Culture & Humanities"
] | Religion-Related | Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations |
43-1838603 | INTERNATIONAL ASSN OF FIRE FIGHTERS | FIREFIGHTERS AUXILLARY UNION | TO ORGANIZE ALL WORKERS FOR THE ECONOMIC, MORAL ANDSOCIAL ADVANCEMENT OF THEIR CONDITIONS AND STATUS. | null | null | [
"Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief",
"Employment",
"Mutual & Membership Benefit"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief |
02-6005610 | MONADNOCK HUMANE SOCIETY INC | THE MISSION OF MONADNOCK HUMANE SOCIETY IS TO STRENGTHEN THE ANIMAL HUMAN BOND BY PROMOTING AND PROVIDING FOR THE WELL BEING OF ANIMALS. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES LEADERSHIP AND HIGH-QUALITY PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES IN ANIMAL WELFARE, BOARDING AND DAYCARE, TRAINING, EDUCATION ON ANIMAL WELFARE, RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY PROGRAMS, REHOMING (SERVICES TAILORED TO INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY NEEDS), AND LOW COST SPAY/NEUTER CLINICS. | PROGRAM SERVICES CONSIST OF SHELTERING AND FINDING HOMES FOR HOMELESS COMPANION ANIMALS, HUMANE EDUCATION, ANIMAL CRUELTY INVESTIGATIONS, LOW COST SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC, PET FOOD PANTRY, PET BEHAVIOR COUNSELING, TRAINING PROGRAMS AND BOARDING AND DAY CARE SERVICES. | null | null | [
"Animal-Related",
"Human Services",
"Housing & Shelter"
] | Animal-Related | Food, Agriculture & Nutrition |
94-6103587 | The Little Jim Club of California | TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR CHILD LIFE SERVICES. | PROGRAM SUPPORT FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES | null | null | [
"Youth Development",
"Human Services",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building"
] | Human Services | Youth Development |
52-1800184 | THE FREDERICK B ABRAMSON MEMORIAL | THE ABRAMSON SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION'S MISSION IS TO ENSURE THAT MOTIVATED DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL AND CHARTER GRADUATES HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND COLLEGE AND THE TOOLS TO SUCCEED ONCE THEY GET THERE. OUR PROGRAM EMPLOYS A TWO-FOLD APPROACH TO ACCOMPLISH THE MISSION. FIRST, WE PROVIDE CRITICAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS WHO MIGHT NOT BE ABLE TO ATTEND COLLEGE WITHOUT OUR HELP. SECOND, AND EQUALLY IMPORTANT, WE PROVIDE THESE STUDENTS WITH PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GUIDANCE THROUGH INDIVIDUAL MENTORS AND PROGRAMS IN ORDER TO FOSTER THEIR ACADEMIC SUCCESS, EMOTIONAL GROWTH AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. THIS APPROACH ENABLES THE FOUNDATION TO SUPPORT OUR SCHOLARS THROUGH ALL FOUR YEARS OF COLLEGE AND BEYOND. | THE MENTORING PROGRAM: IN ADDITION TO RECEIVING FINANCIAL SUPPORT, EVERY ABRAMSON SCHOLAR IS PAIRED WITH A MENTOR. MOST ABRAMSON SCHOLARS COME FROM DISADVANTAGED BACKGROUNDS AND ARE THE FIRST IN THEIR FAMILIES TO ATTEND COLLEGE. ADVICE FROM CARING, ENGAGED PROFESSIONALS IN THE COMMUNITY WILL MAKE A SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE IN THEIR LIVES. ASFS MANY:1 MENTORING MODEL SURROUNDS ABRAMSON SCHOLARS WITH AS MUCH SUPPORT AS POSSIBLE TO HELP THEM OVERCOME OBSTACLES AND ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS. MENTORS PROVIDE ACADEMIC, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND EMOTIONAL GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT. SINCE STUDENTS NEEDS ARE BROAD AND UNIQUE, SCHOLARS AND MENTORS CAN ALSO DRAW ON THE ABRAMSON NETWORK OF ADVISORS WHO LEND THEIR SPECIFIC SKILLS, EXPERTISE AND/OR EXPERIENCE. FOR EXAMPLE, ADVISORS HELP PROOFREAD ACADEMIC PAPERS, PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL CONTACTS WHO CAN HELP SCHOLARS FIND SUMMER INTERNSHIPS OR JOBS IN THEIR FIELDS OF STUDY, AND DISCUSS SHARED EXPERIENCES (E.G. WHAT COLLEGE IS LIKE FOR A FIRST GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENT). AS PART OF OUR MENTORING PROGRAM, STUDENTS ALSO PARTICIPATE IN PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOPS WHICH HELP THEM PREPARE FOR INTERNSHIPS AND THE WORKFORCE ONCE THEY GRADUATE. | THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: SINCE 1991, THE ABRAMSON SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION HAS AWARDED OVER $1.5 MILLION IN SCHOLARSHIPS TO OVER 300 UNDERPRIVILEGED COLLEGE-BOUND D.C. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. IN ORDER TO QUALIFY, EACH APPLICANT MUST MEET THREE CRITERIA: FINANCIAL NEED, ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND A DEMONSTRATED COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY SERVICE. EACH YEAR, ABRAMSON SCHOLARS CAN APPLY FOR SUBSEQUENT SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING PROVIDED THEY MAINTAIN A GOOD ACADEMIC RECORD AND ARE ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN THE MENTORING PROGRAM. AWARD AMOUNTS INCREASE EACH YEAR BECAUSE THE FOUNDATION HAS LEARNED THROUGH EXPERIENCE THAT OTHER SOURCES OF FINANCIAL AID TEND TO DIMINISH AND DISAPPEAR. ASF CURRENTLY SUPPORTS 35 SCHOLARS AT DIFFERENT STAGES IN THEIR COLLEGE JOURNEY. SEVENTY PERCENT OF OUR SCHOLARS COME FROM A SINGLE PARENT HOUSEHOLD AND ARE FIRST GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENTS. THE AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME FOR OUR STUDENTS IS $43,000 A YEAR. | null | [
"Youth Development",
"Housing & Shelter",
"Education"
] | Education | Youth Development |
58-1978560 | VALDESE NURSING HOME INC | TO PROVIDE HEALTHCARE TO THE ELDERLY AND AGING. | VALDESE NURSING HOME, INC. PROVIDES INTERMEDIATE AND ASSISTED LIVING, AND PROVIDES COMPLETE REHABILITATION SERVICES WITH A FOCUS ON FOSTERING INDEPENDENCE WITHIN THE FACILITY. VALDESE NURSING HOME PROVIDES A COMPLETE RANGE OF THERAPY SERVICES UTILIZING BOTH CONTRACTED AND LICENSED THERAPISTS; THESE SERVICES INCLUDE: OCCUPATIONAL, PHYSICAL, RESPIRATORY AND SPEECH THERAPY. VALDESE NURSING HOME PROVIDED 33,956 DAYS OF CARE TO AN AVERAGE OF 93 RESIDENTS. VALDESE NURSING HOME OPERATES A 104 BED FACILITY TO MEET THE LONG-TERM AND SHORT-TERM CARE NEEDS OF ITS RESIDENTS. | null | null | [
"Health Care",
"Mental Health & Crisis Intervention",
"Housing & Shelter"
] | Health Care | Housing & Shelter |
94-2976402 | CABRILLO EDUCATION FOUNDATION | CEF IS SERVING AS A STUDENT SUCCESS INNOVATION FUND TO PROMOTE NEW, CREATIVE AND POWERFUL INITIATIVES TO IMPROVE STUDENTS' EDUCATION IN OUR COMMUNITY. IT IS AN ADVOCATE FOR AND FUNDS HIGH LEVERAGE PROGRAMS THAT HAVE WELL DEFINED OUTCOMES AND CAN MAKE "BIG IMPACTS" FOR STUDENT SUCCESS. IN COLLABORATION WITH COASTSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICTS, CEF IDENTIFIES CLEAR GOALS, STRATEGIES, AND RESOURCES REQUIRED FOR EACH INITIATIVE TO ACHIEVE RESULTS. THERE ARE SEVERAL MAJOR THEMES FOR CEF BASIC GRANT MAKING AT THIS TIME: - LITERACY (K-3) - COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS (AVID 6TH - 12TH GRADES, SCIENCE, SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL WELL BEING) - LEARNING AND ENRICHMENT (INNOVATION GRANTS) GRANTS IN THESE AREAS HAVE FUNDED AND PROMOTED TEACHER PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND INFORMATIONAL LIBRARIES THAT SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASE OUR STUDENTS' READING PROFICIENCY BY THE END OF THIRD GRADE. CEF HAS ALSO BEEN ABLE TO EXPAND THE OUTCOME BASED COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS PROGRAM (AVID) FROM 6TH THROUGH 12TH GRADE. CEF LEV | CEF ACCOMPLISHMENTS 2019 LITERACY - BIG LIFT: CABRILLO EDUCATION FOUNDATION IS A COLLABORATIVE PARTNER IN THE CABRILLO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT WORKING TO ADDRESS THE CHALLENGES WITH EARLY LITERACY. CEF CO-WROTE THE BIG LIFT GRANT, WHICH IS FUNDED BY THE WHITE HOUSE'S SOCIAL INNOVATION FUND AND SAN MATEO COUNTY'S MEASURE A, WITH CUSD AND CCP. CEF ALSO PROVIDED THE INITIAL COMMUNITY CASH MATCH FOR THIS GRANT AND CONTINUED TO DO SO IN 2018. THE SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, GOOGLE, THE COASTSIDE CHILDREN'S PROGRAM AMONG MANY OTHERS CONTINUE TO PARTNER WITH CEF AND THE CABRILLO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT (CUSD) TO ADDRESS LITERACY AT THE EARLIEST LEVELS. MORE THAN 2 MILLION IN EARLY LEARNING/LITERACY FUNDS HAVE BEEN BROUGHT INTO OUR COMMUNITY DUE TO CEF ADVOCACY. READING PROFICIENCY/EARLY LITERACY: BUILDING UPON THE BIG LIFT PRE-K LITERACY EFFORTS, CEF FUNDED K-3 PROGRAMS WITH THE GOAL OF 80% OF OUR STUDENTS READING PROFICIENTLY BY THE END OF THIRD GRADE. FUNDED PROGRAMS INCLUDE THE READER'S WORKSHOP THAT PROVIDES HIGH QUALITY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR OUR TEACHERS THROUGH COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY'S TEACHER'S COLLEGE READING AND WRITING PROGRAM, AS WELL AS "TARGETED" READING MATERIALS ACROSS THE K-5 GRADE LEVEL RANGE AS PART OF THE CLASSROOMS' LIBRARIES. COLLEGE/CAREER READINESS PROGRAMS - CEF CONTINUES TO FUND THE NATIONAL RECOGNIZED AVID PROGRAM (ADVANCEMENT VIA INDIVIDUAL DETERMINATION) FOR 6TH AND 12TH GRADE STUDENTS TO DEVELOP THE ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS TO BE COLLEGE AND CAREER READY. SCIENCE TEACHER COLLABORATION IS FUNDED BY CEF. APPROXIMATELY 2000 STUDENTS BENEFIT FROM THE FACULTY-DIRECTED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND COLLABORATION WHICH ASSISTS SECONDARY SCIENCE TEACHERS TO BECOME MODELS AND EXPERTS IN NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS. CEF PARTNERED WITH CUSD TO PROVIDE 71,500 FOR A 5TH GRADE SCIENCE SPECIALIST POSITION. WITH THE SUPPORT OF CEF, THE 5TH GRADE SCIENCE TEACHER WILL CONTINUE TO TEACH 5TH GRADE SCIENCE AND ALSO EMBED A UNIT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE. THE TEACHER WILL BE ABLE TO COVER ALL FOUR ELEMENTARY SITES, A TOTAL OF APPROXIMATELY 250 STUDENTS IN 9 CLASSROOMS. INNOVATION GRANTS CEF RECOGNIZED THE OPPORTUNITY TO INSPIRE INNOVATIVE IDEAS ACROSS ALL SEVEN SCHOOLS IN THE DISTRICT BY OFFERING 1,000 GRANTS TO TEACHERS AND STUDENTS. IN 2019 THERE WERE A TOTAL OF EIGHT INNOVATION GRANTS FUNDED ACROSS THE DISTRICT. SCHOLARSHIPS CEF HAS PARTNERED WITH CUSD AND THE LA HONDA PESCADERO SCHOOL DISTRICT IN AN EFFORT CALLED COASTSIDE FUTURES. THROUGH GENEROUS PARTNERSHIPS WITH COLLEGE FUTURES AND TRI COUNTIES BANK, WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO FUND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR LOW INCOME STUDENTS ON THE COASTSIDE. EACH YEAR BETWEEN 25,000 AND 30,000 IS ALLOCATED TO QUALIFYING STUDENTS FOR LAST DOLLAR SCHOLARSHIPS AT THE THREE COASTSIDE HIGH SCHOOLS: HALF MOON BAY HIGH SCHOOL, PILARCITOS, AND PESCADERO HIGH SCHOOL. IN 2019, CEF/COASTSIDE FUTURES DISTRIBUTED 71 SCHOLARSHIPS. CEF FUNDING SUPPORTS STUDENTS ALONG THE PATHWAY FROM PRE-K THROUGH COLLEGE TO INSURE COLLEGE & CAREER READINESS AND COMPLETION. CEF HAS SEED FUNDED THIS MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR PRE-K THROUGH COLLEGE INITIATIVE WITH ITS ADVOCACY AND CASH MATCH FOR THE BIG LIFT EARLY LEARNING GRANT, K-3 LITERACY PROGRAMS, THE EXPANSION OF THE AVID COLLEGE READINESS PROGRAM FROM 6TH-12TH GRADES AND NOW COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS. COASTSIDE FUTURES PRE-K THROUGH COLLEGE INITIATIVE IS A COLLECTIVE IMPACT EFFORT, A COLLABORATION THAT ALLOWS EXPERTISE AND FUNDS TO BE LEVERAGED. NATIONAL MODEL & LOCAL MODEL OUR APPROACH TO FORMING COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS FOR GREATER COLLECTIVE IMPACT HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED NATIONALLY, STATEWIDE, REGIONALLY AND LOCALLY AND INCLUDES: - INVITED TO THE WHITE HOUSE IN OCTOBER 2016 TO DISCUSS COLLEGE AFFORDABILITY ISSUES. - RECOGNIZED AS A NATIONAL MODEL OF COLLECTIVE IMPACT AND COLLABORATION FOR STUDENT SUCCESS BY THE NATIONAL SCHOOL FOUNDATION ASSOCIATION IN THE SPRING OF 2017. - IN 2017 RECEIVED AWARD RECOGNITION FROM: - U.S. CONGRESS - CALIFORNIA STATE SENATE - CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE - SAN MATEO BOARD OF SUPERVISORS - CITY OF HALF MOON BAY - HALF MOON BAY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | null | null | [
"Education",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Youth Development"
] | Education | Community Improvement & Capacity Building |
74-1478132 | SOUTH TEXAS COTTON & GRAIN | THE ASSOCIATION WAS FORMED IN 1963 TO REPRESENT THE COTTON PRODUCERS ALONG THE GULF COAST IN COTTON ACREAGE ALLOCATION. IT HAS SINCE BECOME A GROUP REPRESENTING BOTH COTTON AND GRAIN PRODUCERS AND THEIR INTERESTS WITHIN A 36 COUNTY AREA OF TEXAS. ITS REVENUES COME FROM ASSESSMENTS ON COTTON AND GRAIN PRODUCTION. | Kept members informed of the current legislation relating to various agriculture issues such as the Farm Bill, boll weevil eradiation program, and drought issues. | null | null | [
"Food, Agriculture & Nutrition",
"Mutual & Membership Benefit",
"Animal-Related"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | Food, Agriculture & Nutrition |
25-1002904 | CRAWFORD COUNTY DAIRY HERD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION | TESTING THE QUALITY OF MILK FOR MEMBER DAIRY HERDS IN CRAWFORD COUNTY PA APPROXIMATELY 100 DAIRY HERDS ARE SERVED | TESTING THE QUALITY OF MILK FOR MEMBER DAIRY HERDS IN CRAWFORD COUNTY, PA. | null | null | [
"Food, Agriculture & Nutrition",
"Animal-Related",
"Recreation & Sports"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | Food, Agriculture & Nutrition |
81-0231789 | MONTANA CHILDREN'S HOME & HOSPITAL INC | TO PROVIDE INPATIENT CHILDREN'S PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES PRIMARILY TO LOW-INCOME MONTANA CHILDREN AGES 3-17 AND TO PROVIDE GENETIC TESTING AND COUNSELING TO PRIMARILY MONTANA FAMILIES. | SHODAIR CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL PROVIDES PSYCHIATRIC RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT SERVICES TO CHILDREN AGES 11-17. THE SERVICES ARE PROVIDED ON TWO SEPARATE UNITS BASED ON THE CHILD'S DEVELOPMENTAL AGE. EACH UNIT PROVIDES A THERAPEUTIC AND NURTURING ENVIRONMENT STAFFED WITH PSYCHIATRISTS, PSYCHOLOGISTS, PRIMARY THERAPISTS, RNS, AND SUPPORTING STAFF. 259 CHILDREN WERE ADMITTED ON THESE UNITS DURING THE FISCAL YEAR. | SHODAIR CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL PROVIDES PSYCHIATRIC INPATIENT SERVICES AGES 3 TO 17. THE SERVICES ARE PROVIDED ON TWO SEPARATE UNITS BASED ON THE CHILD'S DEVELOPMENTAL AGE. THE PROGRAMS OFFER INTENSIVE SERVICES FOR EMOTIONALLY AND BEHAVIORALLY IMPAIRED CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE IN CRISIS. AT SHODAIR, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES INTERACT WITH A TEAM OF SPECIALISTS, INCLUDING NURSES, DOCTORS, THERAPISTS, AND TEACHERS. 820 CHILDREN WERE ADMITTED ON THESE UNITS DURING THE FISCAL YEAR. | SHODAIR CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL'S DEPARTMENT OF MEDICAL GENETICS STRIVES TO MEET GENETIC NEEDS OF MONTANANS THROUGH GENETIC TESTING, DIAGNOSIS, CONSULTATION, AND SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES THROUGH OUTREACH AND EDUCATION. | [
"Mental Health & Crisis Intervention",
"Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines",
"Health Care"
] | Health Care | Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines |
94-1748275 | SPECTRUM COMMUNITY SERVICES | SPECTRUM'S MISSION IS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF SENIORS AND LOW-INCOME RESIDENTS IN ALAMEDA COUNTY BY ENHANCING THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE AND HELPING THEM AGE AT HOME WITH DIGNITY. | THE ENERGY PROGRAM HAS TWO COMPONENTS, (1) LOW INCOME HOME ENERGY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (LIHEAP) (CASH ASSISTANCE) PROVIDING CREDITS ON ENERGY BILLS TO OVER 5,500 HOUSEHOLDS EACH YEAR IN ALAMEDA COUNTY AND, (2) WEATHERIZATION PROVIDING HEALTH, SAFETY AND IMPROVED ENERGY EFFICIENCY MEASURES IN APARTMENTS, MOBILE HOMES AND HOUSES THROUGHOUT ALAMEDA COUNTY FOR INCOME ELIGIBLE RESIDENTS. | IN PARTNERSHIP WITH LOCAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS, SPECTRUM COMMUNITY SERVICES PROVIDES A WIDE VARIETY OF COMMUNITY PROGRAMS AND SERVICES INCLUDING:THE SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM PROVIDING FRESH, NUTRITIOUS MEALS TO ADULTS 60 YEARS AND OVER, (1) THE SENIOR MEALS (CONGREGATE) SERVES OVER 81,000 MEALS PER YEAR IN NORTH, CENTRAL AND SOUTH ALAMEDA COUNTY AND, (2) THE MEALS ON WHEELS (HOME DELIVERED) SERVES OVER 41,000 MEALS PER YEAR IN EAST ALAMEDA COUNTY. | THE FALL PREVENTION PROGRAM PROVIDES EDUCATION, ASSESSMENTS AND EXERCISE CLASSES TO ASSIST ADULTS 60 YEARS AND OLDER WITH INJURY PREVENTION IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH ALAMEDA COUNTY. | [
"Housing & Shelter",
"Human Services",
"Health Care"
] | Human Services | Food, Agriculture & Nutrition |
04-3249517 | NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION | TO PROVIDE POST-OWNERSHIP AND PRE-PURCHASE ASSISTANCE AND EXTENSIVE COUNSELING FOR HOMEOWNERS AND HOMEBUYERS AND NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION ACTIVITIES. | NSC HELPS HOMEOWNERS AND HOMEBUYERS, WHO ARE PRIMARILY LOW TO MODERATE INCOME OR FROM LOW TO MODERATE INCOME COMMUNITIES, BY PROVIDING EXTENSIVE COUNSELING FOR HOMEBUYERS AND HOMEOWNERS WITH AN UNAFFORDABLE MORTGAGE. SERVICES INCLUDE COMPREHENSIVE COUNSELING, BUDGETING, AND OTHER PRE- PURCHASE AND POST-PURCHASE ASSISTANCE. NSC ALSO SERVES TO PROMOTE NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION INITIATIVES AND ACTIVITIES RELATED TO FAIR LENDING AS WELL AS ADDRESSING OTHER ISSUES OF ECONOMIC JUSTICE AND FINANCIAL EXPLOITATION OF PRIMARILY LOW AND MODERATE INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES. | null | null | [
"Housing & Shelter",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Youth Development"
] | Housing & Shelter | Community Improvement & Capacity Building |
91-0564961 | THE UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND | EDUCATION | THE ONLY NATIONAL INDEPENDENT UNDERGRADUATE LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE IN WESTERN WASHINGTON, PUGET SOUND SERVES APPROXIMATELY 2,000 STUDENTS FROM 46 STATES AND ABROAD, PROVIDING 1,200 CLASSES IN MORE THAN 50 MAJOR AREAS OF STUDY IN THE ARTS, SCIENCES, HUMANITIES, AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, INCLUDING GRADUATE PROGRAMS IN EDUCATION, OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY, AND PHYSICAL THERAPY. THE COLLEGE MAINTAINS A LOW STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO AND PLACES AN EMPHASIS ON EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING. AN ACADEMICALLY RIGOROUS RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE, PUGET SOUND OFFERS A FULL RANGE OF SERVICES TO SUPPORT THE ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE AND STUDENT SUCCESS, INCLUDING ATHLETICS, STUDY ABROAD, COMMUNITY SERVICE, INTERNSHIPS, CAREER PREPARATION, AND LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. PUGET SOUND ACTIVELY SEEKS AND SUPPORTS A DIVERSITY (SEE SCHEDULE O)OF BACKGROUNDS AND PERSPECTIVES THAT INFORM DEEP AND BROAD LIFELONG LEARNING FOR STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF, ALUMNI AND THE BROADER COMMUNITY. | null | null | [
"Universities",
"Arts, Culture & Humanities",
"Education"
] | Universities | Arts, Culture & Humanities |
81-3487391 | KLCC PUBLIC RADIO FOUNDATION | THE KLCC PUBLIC RADIO FOUNDATION MISSION IS TO BUILD SUPPORT FOR KLCC AS A STRONG AND VALUABLE RESOURCE FOR OUR COMMUNITY. BOARD MEMBERS SUPPORT THE MISSION OF KLCC: TO ENGAGE THE MIND, ENRICH THE SPIRIT, AND DEEPEN UNDERSTANDING OF OUR COMMUNITY AND OUR WORLD. THE PRIMARY FUNCTIONS OF THE KLCC PUBLIC RADIO FOUNDATION ARE TO FUNDRAISE, ADVOCATE, AND PROVIDE COMMUNITY OUTREACH IN SUPPORT OF THE STATION. | LOCAL NEWS: KLCC LOCAL NEWS PERSONNEL, ASSOCIATED PRESS, NORTHWEST NEWS NETWORK, TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & EQUIPMENT FOR REPORTERS. DIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP, SERIES ON NATURAL RESOURCES AND NATIVE VOICES | GENERAL OPERATIONS: KLCC COMMUNICATIONS SITE LEASES, RADIO EQUIPMENT, IMPROVED BROADCAST SIGNAL, MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES | BUILDING RESERVES FOR THE STATION'S FUTURE | [
"Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief",
"Arts, Culture & Humanities",
"Animal-Related"
] | Education | Community Improvement & Capacity Building |
91-0598098 | SHORELINE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL | EDUCATION - PRESCHOOL THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL | PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL AND EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES PRESCHOOL THROUGH GRADE 12. | null | null | [
"Education",
"Youth Development",
"Recreation & Sports"
] | Education | Youth Development |
39-0816867 | GENEVA LAKES FAMILY YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION INC | HERE AT THE Y, STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY IS OUR CAUSE. EVERY DAY, WE WORK SIDE-BY-SIDE WITH OUR NEIGHBORS TO MAKE SURE THAT EVERYONE, REGARDLESS OF AGE, INCOME OR BACKGROUND, HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN, GROW AND THRIVE. | For Youth Development: We believe that the skills and character values learned early on are vital to a young persons success in life. At the Y, children have the opportunity to learn life-long lessons through a variety of community based programs. This is our mission. Our programs allow children to explore their talents and allow them to realize their full potential. This builds confident kids today and contributing and engaged adults of tomorrow. | For Healthy Living: Healthy living is much more than being physically fit. It's about maintaining a balanced spirit, mind, and body. It's about making connections with friends and going through a healthy journey together. Healthy living is about staying active, trying a new class, signing up for your first 5K, and setting new goals. At the Y, you're able to find all of these things and start and continue your healthy living journey. | For Social Responsibility: We know that when we work as one, we move people and communities forward. We are committed to providing support to our communities needs and partner with many area organizations for the greater good. Our end result is stronger, engaged kids, adults, and families who have opportunities to join in and advocate for a strong community. | [
"Youth Development",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Recreation & Sports"
] | Youth Development | Community Improvement & Capacity Building |
22-3887275 | NORTHSIDE INSTITUTIONS NEIGHBORHOOD | TO REVITALIZE THE ASYLUM HILL COMMUNITY AREA IN HARTFORD, CT BY PROVIDING AFFORABLE HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS, FOSTERING AND DEVELOPING ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN THE AREA AND COMBATING COMMUNITY DETERIORATION. | BLIGHTED PROPERTIES IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD (INCLUDING SOME WHICH HAVE BEEN VACANT FOR OVER TEN YEARS) HAVE BEEN RESTORED FOR HOMEOWNERSHIP BY NINA UTILIZING LOCAL CONTRACTORS THEREBY FULFILLING NINA'S MISSION TO: (1) COMBAT COMMUNITY DETERIORATION; (2) PROVIDE AFFORDABLE HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES; AND (3) DEVELOP ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS. | null | null | [
"Housing & Shelter",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Human Services"
] | Housing & Shelter | Community Improvement & Capacity Building |
36-3040306 | ORLAND PARK AREA CHAMBER OF | DEDICATED TO BE THE PRIMARY RESOURCE HELPING BUSINESS AND THE COMMUNITY GROW AND PROSPER. | THE EXPENSES INCURRED IN ORDER TO CONDUCT PROGRAMS WHICH PROMOTE LOCAL BUSINESSES. | PRINTING PUBLICATIONS NEWSLETTER WHICH PROMOTE LOCAL BUSINESSES AND EVENTS SPONSORING LOCAL BUSINESSES. | CONFERENCES & MEETINGS ARE HELD TO DISCUSS EVENTS AND PROMOTIONAL IDEAS FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES. | [
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Recreation & Sports",
"Youth Development"
] | Community Improvement & Capacity Building | null |
20-0340092 | GRAYS CROSSING COMMUNITY FOUNDATION | THE PURPOSE OF GRAY'S CROSSING COMMUNITY FOUNDATION IS TO PROMOTE THE COMMON GOOD AND GENERAL WELFARE OF THE PEOPLE OF THE GRAY'S CROSSING COMMUNITY THROUGH CIVIC BETTERMENT AND SOCIAL IMPROVEMENTS. | COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR PUBLIC TRAIL MAINTENANCE AND FOREST FIRE PREVENTION | SUPPORT OF WEEKLY SUMMER CONCERT SERIES, WHICH ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, AT GRAYS CROSSING | COMMUNITY SUPPORT OF YOUTH SOCCER AND VOLLEYBALL,AND HIGH SCHOOL ROBOTICS PROGRAM. | [
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Youth Development",
"Recreation & Sports"
] | Community Improvement & Capacity Building | Youth Development |
56-2094591 | BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF GREATER | THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF GREATER HIGH POINT, INC. SERVES YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH SEVERAL YOUTH CLUBS IN THE AREA AND IS AN AFFILIATE OF THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF AMERICA. | OPERATION OF BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS LOCATIONS IN HIGH POINT, NC AND ASHEBORO, NC. SERVING MORE THAN 874 CHILDREN ACCORDING TO ITS EXEMPT PURPOSE AND MISSION. PROGRAMS ASSIST WITH VITAL LIFE DECISIONS, SUCCESS IN SCHOOL, PREPARATION FOR SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS. | null | null | [
"Youth Development",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Education"
] | Youth Development | Education |
94-3146280 | Homeless Prenatal Program Inc | HPPs Mission: In partnership with our families, break the cycle of childhood poverty.As a nationally-recognized family resource center, HPP empowers low-income and homeless families, particularly mothers motivated by pregnancy and parenthood, to develop the strength and confidence they need to transform their lives. For over 30 years, HPP has built on a foundation of supportive, nonjudgmental case management to help families end the cycle of childhood poverty. As the first agency in San Francisco to hire former clients as Case Managers, the agencys growth and evolution has been guided by those it serves. | Domestic Violence (DV) Services - This program provides case management and other assistance to survivors to help them escape batterers, find safe shelter, file police reports, obtain restraining orders and U-Visas as needed, and heal from the trauma of the abuse. | Housing Assistance Program - HPP provides limited, short-time financial assistance (rental deposits and bill assistance) that helps families obtain and retain safe and permanent housing. Weekly workshops educate clients on the rights and responsibilities of renters. The agency also provides limited long-term subsidies for a select number of high-need families. | Auxiliary ServicesIn addition to HPPs primary focus on crisis and case management related to housing, wellness and family support, the agency offers a range of other complementary services designed to encourage stability and build community. Other HPP support services include: HPPs Emergency Food Pantry & Essential Item Distribution provides food (fresh and nonperishable), formula, household staples (cleaning products, toiletries), as well as COVID-19 needs such as hand sanitizer and facemasks. The Childcare Center provides onsite quality childcare for children while their parents participate in services. HPP also has an outdoor Wellness Garden for young children with specialized curriculum led by skilled child development teachers with backgrounds in horticultural therapy. Fatherhood Support services provide group and one-on-one support specially designed for fathers. The Job Readiness Program provides support in job search, resume building and interview skills, with a partnership that connects participants to available jobs. Enrichment Classes such as sewing and art classes help clients learn valuable, therapeutic skills while their group format encourages community-building. HPP has a variety of Onsite Partnerships that bring complementary services onsite/virtually to HPP families. These partnerships include benefits registration, financial support, legal counseling, preschool navigation and GED classes. Referrals and Linkages to dozens of other social service agencies for services HPP is unable to provide (e.g., substance abuse treatment programs, family shelters, legal services). Case managers coordinate these referrals for clients as part of their overall plan for self-sufficiency. These agencies refer their clients to HPP to maximize the value of the services clients receive. | [
"Housing & Shelter",
"Mental Health & Crisis Intervention",
"Human Services"
] | Human Services | Housing & Shelter |
83-0180354 | DOME LAKE CLUB | HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION | null | null | null | [
"Housing & Shelter",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Human Services"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | null |
33-0533214 | RIVERSIDE COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT | THE NEGOTIATION AND MAINTENANCE OF LABOR CONTRACTS FOR MEMBERS. | COLLECTED MONTHLY DUES THROUGH THE COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE PAYROLL SYSTEM. MAINTAINED PORAC STATEWIDE REPRESENTATION AND LEGAL DEFENSE FUND PROTECTION FOR MEMBERS. | null | null | [
"Employment",
"Mutual & Membership Benefit",
"Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | Employment |
46-2085626 | OHIO CONSTRUCTION ACADEMY | TO PROVIDE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AN INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY THAT EXPLORES CONSTRUCTION RELATED CAREERS THROUGH AN EXCELLENT FOUNDATION IN CORE ACADEMIC INSTRUCTION AND RIGOROUS HANDS-ON CONSTRUCTION RELATED TRAINING. | PROVIDED EDUCATIONAL SERVICES TO 77 STUDENTS | null | null | [
"Housing & Shelter",
"Youth Development",
"Education"
] | Education | Youth Development |
38-3090778 | SONS | SONS PROVIDES RECREATIONAL, ACADEMIC, AND SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES AND DEVELOPMENT FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS. PROGRAMS INCLUDE BASKETBALL, FLAG FOOTBALL,SCOUTING, AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS, MENTORING AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT. | SONS PROVIDES RECREATIONAL, ACADEMIC, AND SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES AND DEVELOPMENT FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS. PROGRAMS INCLUDE BASKETBALL, FLAG FOOTBALL,SCOUTING, AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS, MENTORING AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT. | null | null | [
"Youth Development",
"Recreation & Sports",
"Human Services"
] | Youth Development | Recreation & Sports |
71-0568717 | Gum Springs Voluntary Fire Dist Inc | To provide the Gum Springs Community of Searcy, AR with a fire department. | Provided the rural community of Gum Springs with the service and protection of a fire department. | null | null | [
"Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief",
"Recreation & Sports",
"Youth Development"
] | Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief | null |
94-1591020 | CARMEL RIVIERA MUTUAL WATER COMPANY | PROVIDE DOMESTIC WATER, BY WAY OF STREAM DIVERSION, WELLS AND A TANK SYSTEM TO MEMBERS. | WATER SERVICES PROVIDED FOR MUTUAL MEMBERS' DOMESTIC USE AND FIRE FIGHTING. | null | null | [
"Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief",
"Recreation & Sports",
"Human Services"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief |
52-1048940 | EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF CHARLES COUNTY | A LABOR ORGANIZATION DESIGNED TO REPRESENT, ADVOCATE AND ENCHANCE THE EMPLOYMENT CONCERNS OF ITS MEMBERSHIP IN CHARLES COUNTY MARYLAND. | PRESIDENT COMPENSATION | WORKSHOPS/TRAING - INCLUDING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND TEACHER QUALITY WORKSHOP | GOVERNMENT RELATIONS | [
"Employment",
"Education",
"Human Services"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | Community Improvement & Capacity Building |
26-0494544 | WASHINGTON STAFF ASSAULT TASK FORCE | TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF CORRECTIONAL EMPLOYEES AND OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL AND TO HELP INJURED PERSONNEL. | PAID BENEFITS OF $30,350 TO ASSAULTED CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS AND OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL AND TOOK CARE OF THESE VICTIMS. | null | null | [
"Crime & Legal-Related",
"Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief",
"Employment"
] | Crime & Legal-Related | null |
57-0743789 | LOWER SAVANNAH REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT | THE LOWER SAVANNAH REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS "CORPORATION" WAS ESTABLISHED TO FURTHER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE LOWER SAVANNAH REGION WHICH INCLUDES AIKEN, ALLENDALE, BAMBERG, BARNWELL, CALHOUN, AND ORANGEBURG COUNTIES; TO PROMOTE AND ASSIST IN THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF BUSINESS CONCERNS WITHING THE LOWER REGION; TO PROMOTE AND ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESIDENTIAL HOUSING IN THE LOWER SAVANNAH REGION; AND TO ENGAGE IN THOSE ACTIVITIES WHICH ARE IN THE FURTHERANCE OF OR RELATED TO, THE PURPOSES HEREIN STATED. | GENERAL FUND | null | null | [
"Housing & Shelter",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Food, Agriculture & Nutrition"
] | Community Improvement & Capacity Building | Housing & Shelter |
46-1569041 | GO AND TELL INC | Building and supporting an orphanage and schools in Uganda; providing sponsorship to the children housed in the orphanage and attending the schools; and providing support and supplies to the community. | There are currently 142 children being sponsored. An on-site nurse is available in the completed administrative building. Sponsorships have been stable, but additional sponsorships would be very welcome. | The General Fund has provided wells, a fence, Christmas gifts, and supplies for the children supported by these programs. The General Fund also provides funds to supply water filters and other supplies to the community. In addition the Fund has provided funds for a Votech School. | A Secondary School is being added. | [
"Education",
"Youth Development",
"Housing & Shelter"
] | International, Foreign Affairs & National Security | Education |
16-0678930 | WANAKAH COUNTRY CLUB INC | PROVIDE ATHLETIC AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB. | AUXILIARY SERVICES - TO PROVIDE ATHLETIC AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR CLUB MEMBERS, INCLUDING GOLF, TENNIS, AND SWIMMING. EXPENSES INCURRED TO MAINTAIN FACILITIES FOR THE USE OF CLUB MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS. | null | null | [
"Recreation & Sports",
"Youth Development",
"Human Services"
] | Recreation & Sports | Mutual & Membership Benefit |
13-5240620 | FLUID SEALING ASSOCIATION | TO BE THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF FLUID SEALING TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND TO HELP DEVELOP STANDARDS | MEETINGS, PUBLICATIONS AND SERVICES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE MEMBERS AND THE INDUSTRY | null | null | [
"Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief",
"Science & Technology",
"Mental Health & Crisis Intervention"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | Environment |
23-7052063 | OHIO TURFGRASS FOUNDATION | PROMOTION AND EDUCATION OF THE TURFGRASS INDUSTRY, ENCOURAGE FURTHER STUDY AND RESEARCH OF TURFGRASS SCIENCE, AND TO SPEAK ON MATTERS OF POLICY AFFECTING THE TURFGRASS INDUSTRY. | PROVIDE AND PROMOTE PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES WHICH HELP TO GROW AND IMPROVE THE TURFGRASS INDUSTRY. | null | null | [
"Food, Agriculture & Nutrition",
"Recreation & Sports",
"Environment"
] | Food, Agriculture & Nutrition | Environment |
26-2766369 | ASSOC STUDENTS CSUF POST-RETIREMENT | THE TRUST IS ESTABLISHED TO SERVE AS A FUNDING VEHICLE FOR POST-RETIREMENT BENEFITS FOR RETIRED ASSOCIATED STUDENTS CAL STATE UNIVERSITY FULLERTON EMPLOYEES BY PAYMENT OF THE EMPLOYER'S CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS INSURANCE PREMIUMS FOR ELIGIBLE RETIREES. | THE TRUST IS ESTABLISHED TO SERVE AS A FUNDING VEHICLE FOR POST-RETIREMENT BENEFITS FOR RETIRED ASSOCIATED STUDENTS CAL STATE UNIVERSITY FULLERTON EMPLOYEES BY PAYMENT OF THE EMPLOYER'S CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS INSURANCE PREMIUMS FOR ELIGIBLE RETIREES. | null | null | [
"Mutual & Membership Benefit",
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations",
"Human Services"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | null |
61-1324736 | EPHRAIM MCDOWELL HEALTH INC | TO PROVIDE HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF THE COMMUNITIES IT SERVES THROUGH ITS ACUTE AND SPECIALTY CARE OPERATIONS. | THE EPHRAIM MCDOWELL HEALTH SYSTEM IS A COMPREHENSIVE, INTEGRATED HEALTHCARE DELIVERY SSYTEM THAT SERVICES MORE THAN 119,000 RESIDENTS FROM SIX COUNTIES IN CENTRAL KENTUCKY. OUR COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF MEDICAL SERVICES INCLUDES THE REGION'S MOST ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY AND SKILLED HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS. SEE SCHEDULE O FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. | null | null | [
"Health Care",
"Hospitals",
"Mental Health & Crisis Intervention"
] | Health Care | Hospitals |
23-7228350 | TUPELO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ASSOCIATI | TO PROVIDE QUALITY CLASSICAL MUSIC FOR THE CITIZENS FO NORTH MISSISSIPPI, TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY OUTREACH, AND TO INCREASE MUSIC EDUCATION FOR ALL LEVELS. | PRODUCTION OF SEVERAL CONCERT PERFORMANCES AND CREATION OF YOUTH ORCHESTRA. | null | null | [
"Arts, Culture & Humanities",
"Youth Development",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building"
] | Arts, Culture & Humanities | Youth Development |
35-1391724 | JAY-RANDOLPH DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES INC | JAY- RANDOLPH DEVELOPMENTAL SERVICES, INC. IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING QUALITY SERVICES WHICH EMPOWER PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS TO PURSUE THEIR INDIVIDUAL GOALS IN A VARIETY OF COMMUNITY SETTINGS. | THE CORPORATION PROVIDES REHABILITATION, EDUCATION, SOCIAL WORK, JOB PLACEMENT, HOUSING AND RESIDENTIAL SERIVES, AND INTEGRATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. ON AVERAGE APPROXIMATELY 240 PEOPLE ARE SERVED EACH YEAR. | null | null | [
"Human Services",
"Youth Development",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building"
] | Human Services | Community Improvement & Capacity Building |
74-2567068 | A STEPPING STONE FOUNDATION | TO PROVIDE STEPPING STONES FOR SUCCESS THROUGH EDUCATION OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WHO HAVE LIMITED OPPORTUNITIES. | OUR FLAGSHIP PROGRAM, LEAF (LITERACY ELEVATES ARIZONA FAMILIES) PROVIDED EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND WHOLE FAMILY LITERACY TO DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND THEIR PARENTS, WHOSE ABSENCE OF ENGLISH LITERACY PUT THEIR CHILDREN AT RISK OF SCHOOL FAILURE AND REDUCED LIFE CHOICES. WHILE CHILDREN ATTENDED 64 OR MORE HOURS PER MONTH OF TUITION-FREE LITERACY-BASED PRESCHOOL CLASSES, PARENTS SPENT 32 HOURS OR MORE PER MONTH ENGAGED IN HANDS-ON EXPERIENCES WITH THEIR CHILDREN IN THE CLASSROOM, MONTHLY HOME VISITS FROM THEIR CHILDS TEACHER, AND ADULT LITERACY & ENGLISH CLASSES. CHILDCARE WAS PROVIDED TO YOUNGER SIBLINGS AT NO COST TO THE FAMILY. WE SERVED 46 FAMILIES (118 UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS) IN ALHAMBRA ELEMENTARY AND ISAAC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICTS WITH DIRECT SERVICES AS MENTIIONED ABOVE DURING THE COURSE OF THE SCHOOL YEAR. | ACTIVELY PARTNERED WITH LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS TO IDENTIFY AND RECONNECT WITH FORMER PRESCHOOL STUDENTS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS (BILLIE GANNAWAY MEMORIAL, WILLIAM O. SMITH MEMORIAL, AND IVEY STEPPING HIGHER). DUE TO COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS, WE HELD THE ANNUAL STEPPING INTO COLLEGE EVENT FOR FORMER PRESCHOOLERS CURRENTLY IN HIGH SCHOOL VIRTUALLY. WE TALKED ABOUT MULTIPLE SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AND OTHER RESOURCES TO HELP STUDENTS ATTEND POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION. 32 SCHOLARSHIPS WERE AWARDED TO 24 UNIQUE STUDENTS FOR A TOTAL OF $35,000. | WORK-TRAINING PROGRAM; HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES WHO WERE FORMER PRESCHOOLERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY FOR ONE OF TWO ANNUAL PAID ADMINISTRATIVE INTERNSHIPS. TWO SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES ARE SELECTED EACH YEAR TO WORK IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE AND ARE TRAINED AND MENTORED IN PROVIDING FRONT-OFFICE AND COMPUTER SUPPORT TO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ASSFS PROGRAMS AND SPECIAL EVENTS. TWO INTERNS WERE EMPLOYED THIS FISCAL YEAR. | [
"Education",
"Youth Development",
"Housing & Shelter"
] | Education | Youth Development |
39-1315379 | NEW BEGINNINGS APFV INC | NEW BEGINNINGS APFV OFFERS SAFETY PLANNING, SUPPORT GROUPS, INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING, LEGAL ADVOCACY, MEDICAL ADVOCACY, HOUSING ADVOCACY, AND INFORMATION AND REFERRALS TO OTHER RELEVANT COMMUNITY RESOURCES. | EMERGENCY- PROVIDES EMERGENCY SERVICES FOR VICTIMS OF ALL AGES OF DOMESTIC AND/OR SEXUAL ABUSE, INCLUDING MEDICAL AND LEGAL ADVOCACY PLUS EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR SHELTER, GROCERIES, TRANSPORTATION, AND THE 24-HOUR HOTLINE. | COUNSELING-PROVIDES SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, INCLUDING COUNSELING AND SUPPORT GROUPS FOR CURRENT OR PAST SURVIVORS OF TRAUMA RELATED TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, HUMAN TRAFFICKING, HARASSMENT AND STALKING. | EDUCATION-PROVIDES EDUCATION TO VICTIMS, COMMUNITY AGENCIES, AND THE PUBLIC ABOUT NEW BEGINNINGS' SERVICES FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, HUMAN TRAFFICKING, HARASSMENT AND STALKING. | [
"Mental Health & Crisis Intervention",
"Human Services",
"Housing & Shelter"
] | Human Services | Crime & Legal-Related |
26-0306309 | MENTORING IN MEDICINE INC | TO EDUCATE HIGH SCHOOL AND PRE-MED STUDENTS ABOUT THE PROFESSIONS AVAILABLE TO THEM IN THE MEDICAL FIELD. | TO PROMOTE BETTER HEALTH IN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND EDUCATE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS REGARDING THE PROFESSIONS AVAILABLE TO THEM IN THE MEDICAL FIELD.(AFTER SCHOOL) | THIS PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE EDUCATION REGARDING HEALTH CARE AND TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF MINORITY COMMUNITIES. THE COMMUNITY CASED PROGRAMS(CONFERENCES, PLAYS, SEMINARS) ARE USED TO ENGAGE STUDENTS IN SCIENCE AND HEALTH TOPICS. | null | [
"Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines",
"Medical Research",
"Health Care"
] | Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines | Health Care |
16-0743060 | JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER | SEE SCHEDULE O | AS A HEALTH, WELLNESS AND PHYSICAL FITNESS FACILITY THE JCC IS ONE OF THE LARGEST FITNESS FACILITIES IN THE GREATER ROCHESTER AREA RANKED BY THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS. THE 155,000 SQUARE FOOT FACILITY HOUSES AN OLYMPIC-SIZED INDOOR SWIMMING POOL; A FAMILY AND THERAPEUTIC POOL; A SPASH POOL FOR CHILDREN; INDOOR TRACK; FULL GYMNASIUM; YOUTH PLAY GYM FOR CHILDREN 2 TO 10; VIRTUAL GYM AND CARDIO ROOM FOR YOUTH AGES 6 TO 14; STUDIOS FOR YOGA, DANCE AND PILATES, PHYSICAL THERAPY, AND MASSAGE THERAPY; RACQUET BALL COURTS; CARDIO AND STRENGTH TRAINING FACILITIES; MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SPAS; AND OUTDOOR TENNIS COURTS AND BALL FIELDS. MORE THAN 100 GROUP FITNESS CLASSES ARE OFFERED EACH WEEK FOR ADULTS. IN ADDITION, A VARIETY OF CLASSES AND LESSONS ARE OFFERED TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR INCLUDING RED CROSS CERTIFIED SWIMMING LESSONS. THE JCC HAS FORMED A STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH ROCHESTER REGIONAL HEALTH, WHICH HAS A SATELLITE OFFICE LOCATED WITHIN THE JCC. THIS NEW PARTNERSHIP IS CREATING HOLISTIC HEALTH & WELLNESS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR OUR MEMBERS. ALL HEALTH & WELLNESS PROGRAMMING WAS SHUT DOWN ON MARCH 14, 2020 DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. | CHILDREN AND YOUTH PROGRAM (UNDUPLICATED PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS APPROXIMATELY 2,000, INCLUDING MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS)THE JCC INCORPORATES SOCIAL, EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL AND FITNESS PROGRAMMING INTO AFTER-SCHOOL CARE AND SUMMER CAMPING EXPERIENCES. THE AFTER SCHOOL CARE PROGRAM AT THE JCC SERVES THE NEEDS OF FAMILIES WITH SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN IN KINDERGARTEN THROUGH SIXTH GRADE. JCC'S AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM IS A BRIDGE (GESHER) BETWEEN HOME AND SCHOOL, WITH AFTER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AND CLASSES, RECREATION PROGRAMS, AND SCHOOL VACATION PROGRAMS. THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP WITH JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES, THE CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS NOW FOCUS ON INCLUSION AND ACCESSIBILITY.THE JCC SOLD MARKUS PARK (FORMER HOME TO CAMP SISOL) AND CREATED JCC DAY CAMP ON THE 1200 EDGEWOOD AVENUE PROPERTY IN SUMMER 2019. THIS NEW DAY CAMP, GROUNDED IN JEWISH VALUES AND CULTURE, SERVED OVER 250 CHILDREN THROUGHOUT ITS FIRST SUMMER. JCC DAY CAMP PROGRAMMING HELPS CHILDREN AGE 5 THROUGH 13 EXPERIENCE BOUNDLESS ADVENTURE AND BUILD LIFELONG FRIENDSHIPS. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE NATURE, ATHELTICS, MUSIC, ARTS & CRAFTS, SWIMMING, AND MORE. IN ADDITION, DAY CAMP OFFERS CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN ITS PROGRAM IN AN INCLUSIVE SETTING. CAMP SENECA LAKE IS THE JCC'S OVERNIGHT CAMP SERVING CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 8 AND 16 FOR MORE THAN 80 YEARS. LOCATED ON MORE THAN 200 ACRES ON SENECA LAKE IN WESTERN, NY, CSL IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING A WHOLESOME JEWISH CAMP COMMUNITY DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING THE PHYSICAL, SOCIAL, AND EMOTIONAL IDENTITIES OF ITS CAMPERS. CAMPERS EXPERIENCE A BALANCED PROGRAM OF GROUP AND INDIVIDUAL ACTIVITIES LED BY A MATURE AND SKILLED STAFF. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED WHILE PROVIDING CAMPERS AN EXCITING AND FUN-FILLED SUMMER IN A BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT SETTING, CREATING MEMORIES AND FRIENDSHIPS THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME. IN ADDITION TO DAY CAMP AND CAMP SENECA LAKE, THE JCC OFFERS SPECIALTY CAMPS FOR CHILDREN AGE 8 THROUGH 15 AND PREMIER SOCCER CAMP FOR CHILDREN AGE 7 TO 15. BOTH CAMPS OFFER AN ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL, NATURE-BASED CAMPING PROGRAMS. | EARLY CHILDHOOD (UNDUPLICATED PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS OF ROUGHLY 200, INCLUDING MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS). THE WOLK CENTER CLOSED DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON MARCH 14, 2020 AND DID NOT REOPEN ITS DOORS UNTIL JUNE 8, 2020. SIGNIFICANT SAFETY AND SANITATION PROTOCOLS WERE IMPLEMENTED TO OPERATE THE CENTER.THE JCC WOLK CHILDREN'S CENTER PROVIDES AN ACCREDITED FULL-DAY AND PART-TIME EARLY CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCE FOR CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 8 WEEKS AND 5 YEARS. THE PROGRAM OFFERS A RICHLY VARIED CURRICULUM THAT ENCOURAGES INTELLECTUAL CURIOSITY, BUILDS SELF-CONFIDENCE. COMPLEMENTING OUR DAILY CORE PROGRAM, CHILDREN HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN A VARIETY OF ENRICHED PROGRAMMING, INCLUDING MUSIC, SCIENCE, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND AQUATICS. FAMILIES FROM ALL BACKGROUNDS ENJOY CULTURAL, RECREATIONAL, SOCIAL, EDUCATIONAL AND JUDAIC PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AT THE JCC. | [
"Recreation & Sports",
"Youth Development",
"Health Care"
] | Recreation & Sports | Youth Development |
94-1312411 | CALIFORNIA - NEVADA METHODIST HOMES | RETIREMENT AND LONG-TERM HEALTH CARE | THE CORPORATION OPERATED TWO RETIREMENT RESIDENCES THAT PROVIDED ROOM AND BOARD, MEDICAL, PERSONAL, AND HEALTH CARE SERVICES FOR AN AVERAGE OF 275 RESIDENTS DURING THE YEAR ENDED 6/30/20. | null | null | [
"Health Care",
"Human Services",
"Housing & Shelter"
] | Health Care | Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines |
16-1383260 | PREVENTIONFOCUS INC | PREVENTIONFOCUS, INC. (AGENCY) IS A NONPROFIT AGENCY FORMED TO PROVIDE ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUG PREVENTION PROGRAMS TO PROMOTE HEALTHY CHOICES THROUGHOUT THE LIFE CYCLE IN THE COMMUNITIES OF WESTERN NEW YORK. THE AGENCY ALSO PARTNERS WITH A WESTERN NEW YORK NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION TO OPERATE A RECOVERY COMMUNITY AND OUTREACH CENTER. | LIFE SKILLS TRAINING (ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL) - LIFE SKILLS TRAINING (LST) IS A RESEARCH-VALIDATED SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION PROGRAM PROVEN TO REDUCE THE RISKS OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, DRUG ABUSE, AND VIOLENCE BY TARGETING THE MAJOR SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS THAT PROMOTE THE INITIATION OF SUBSTANCE USE AND OTHER RISKY BEHAVIORS. PREVENTIONFOCUS, INC. USES THIS CURRICULUM IN CLASSROOMS (ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOLS) ACROSS THE DISTRICTS OF ERIE COUNTY WHERE THE RISK PROFILES FOR CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY ARE HIGH. OUR ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL FACILITATIONS OF THIS CURRICULUM HAVE DEVELOPMENTALLY AGE APPROPRIATE ACTIVITIES SPECIFIC FOR EACH GRADE LEVEL FROM K-5 (ELEMENTARY) AND FROM 6-8 (MIDDLE).IN ADDITION TO LST, PREVENTIONFOCUS ALSO IMPLEMENTS THE TOO GOOD MODEL PROGRAMS FROM THE MENDEZ FOUNDATION AT THE ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL LEVELS. TOO GOOD PROGRAMS PUT SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL LEARNING TO WORK THROUGH FUN AND INTERACTIVE LESSONS, BUILDING THE SELF-CONFIDENCE YOUNG PEOPLE NEED TO MAKE HEALTHY CHOICES AND ACHIEVE SUCCESS. TOO GOOD FOR DRUGS AND TOO GOOD FOR VIOLENCE SOCIAL PERSPECTIVES PROMOTE POSITIVE, PRO-SOCIAL ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR, WHILE FOSTERING HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS, RESISTANCE TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND CONFLICT, AND RESISTANCE TO NEGATIVE PEER PRESSURE AND INFLUENCE. PREVENTIONFOCUS IMPLEMENTS TOO GOOD FOR VIOLENCE IN GRADES K-3 AND TOO GOOD FOR DRUGS IN GRADES 5 AND 7. | THE BESTSELF RECOVERY COMMUNITY LOCATED AT PREVENTIONFOCUS IS A NON-CLINICAL COLLABORATIVE VENTURE WITH BESTSELF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH. ADULTS WHO ARE ATTEMPTING TO MAINTAIN THEIR RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER VISIT THE CENTER FOR A VARIETY OF SUPPORTIVE SERVICES RANGING FROM RECOVERY COACHING TO SOCIAL ACTIVITIES LIKE YOGA, COOKING CLASSES, PAINTING CLASSES, DISCUSSION GROUPS, FIELD TRIPS, MOVIE NIGHTS, AND SPECIAL EVENTS. | THE OCFS FUNDED ADVANTAGE AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO SERVICE UP TO 75 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADERS FOR THREE HOURS EACH DAY AFTER SCHOOL. IN ADDITION TO HOMEWORK TIME AND ACADEMIC TUTORING, THE STUDENTS EXPLORE PHYSICAL FITNESS, COOKING, COMPUTERS, ART AND OTHER PROGRAMS TO PREVENT DELINQUENCY, UNWANTED PREGNANCY AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE. | [
"Mental Health & Crisis Intervention",
"Crime & Legal-Related",
"Youth Development"
] | Human Services | Mental Health & Crisis Intervention |
20-4635666 | ROCKFORD SUPPORTIVE HOUSING NFP | OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE INDEPENDENT LIVING SOLUTIONS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES. WE MAINTAIN BARRIER-FREE HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME, PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED ADULTS. | PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME, PHYSICALLY IMPAIRED ADULTS IN A WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE ENVIRONMENT. | null | null | [
"Housing & Shelter",
"Human Services",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building"
] | Housing & Shelter | Human Services |
11-2809056 | SUFFOLK COUNTY DEPUTY SHERIFFS POLICE BE | FOSTER RELATIONS BETWEEN THE MEMBERS AND THE COMMUNITY, PROVIDE MEMBERS WITH LAW-ENFORCEMENT INFORMATION, PROMOTE BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS. | PROVIDE MEMBERS WITH INFORMATION ON LAW ENFORCEMENT, PROMOTE BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS | COMMUNITY OUTREACH | null | [
"Crime & Legal-Related",
"Youth Development",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | Community Improvement & Capacity Building |
46-3165617 | FLORESVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE | FUNDING VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER OPERATIONS | FUNDED THE FLORESVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT | null | null | [
"Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief",
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations",
"Human Services"
] | Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief | Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations |
20-0120079 | Pleasant Valley Hospital Foundation Inc | The organization raises funds for the development of health care services at Pleasant Valley Hospital and surrounding areas. | The organization raises funds for the development of health care services at Pleasant Valley Hospital and surrounding areas. | null | null | [
"Health Care",
"Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines",
"Human Services"
] | Health Care | Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines |
23-2831470 | VELODROME FUND INC | TO OPERATE THE VELODROME FACILITY AND PROMOTE BICYCLE RACING. | TO OPERATE THE VELODROME FACILITY AND TO PROMOTE BICYCLE RACING AND OTHER FITNESS ACTIVITIES HELD THERE. | TO DEVELOP CYCLING PROGRAMS FOR THE FITNESS AND WELL BEING OF THE RESIDENTS OF THE LEHIGH VALLEY AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES. | null | [
"Recreation & Sports",
"Youth Development",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building"
] | Recreation & Sports | Youth Development |
26-1688016 | MOVIMIENTO FAMILIAR CRISTIANO CATOLICO | TO EDUCATE ABOUT CHRISTIAN FAITH | MOVIMIENTO FAMILIAR CRISTIANO IS A CATHOLIC MOVEMENT WHEREIN CHRISTIAN FAMILIES GATHER TO RECEIVE SUPPORT FROM EACH OTHER AND TO PROMOTE CHRISTIAN AND HUMAN FAMILY VALUES WITH THE HOPE OF BECOMING BETTER CHRISTIANS AND BETTER FAMILIES. DIFFERENT TRIPS WERE MADE TO PRESENT FINANCE RELATED WORKSHOPS IN DIFFERENT REGIONS OF THE COUNTRY. | null | null | [
"Religion-Related",
"Human Services",
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations"
] | Religion-Related | Human Services |
94-1609475 | Redding Swim Club Inc | To support community swimming. | The Club coordinates swim meets, swimming clinics, lessons and related activities for the benefit of the community's youth and the public. The Club promotes amateur sports competition by teaching competitive swimming techniques and promoting swim meets with teams from other communities. | null | null | [
"Recreation & Sports",
"Youth Development",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building"
] | Recreation & Sports | Youth Development |
76-0745118 | AMERICAN FRIENDS OF DARCHEI AVOT | FREE PUBLIC SEMINARS FOR YOUNG ADULTS IN JEWISH RELIGIOUS AND HUMAN VALUES. | GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN ISRAEL. | null | null | [
"Religion-Related",
"Arts, Culture & Humanities",
"Youth Development"
] | International, Foreign Affairs & National Security | Religion-Related |
37-0958299 | MAP TRAINING CENTER | TRAINING FOR HANDICAPPED | THE DEVELOPMENTAL TRAINING PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE HIGHLY INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION AND ACTIVITIES TO ASSIST WITH THE ACQUISITION, RETENTION, OR IMPROVEMENT IN SELF-HELP, SOCIALIZATION AND ADAPTIVE SKILLS. | null | null | [
"Youth Development",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Recreation & Sports"
] | Human Services | Community Improvement & Capacity Building |
37-1287919 | ILLINOIS RAPTOR CENTER | REHABILITATION OF INJURED WILD ANIMALS; WILDLIFE & ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION | TO WILDLIFE REHABILITATION AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATION ABOUT WILDLIFE AND THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT | null | null | [
"Animal-Related",
"Recreation & Sports",
"Environment"
] | Animal-Related | Environment |
51-0603464 | THE CANBY CENTER | IN GOD'S LOVE WE RENEW DIGNITY AND INSPIRE LEARNING FOR YOUTH AND FAMILIES. | COMMUNITY OUTREACH | STUDENT OUTREACH | null | [
"Youth Development",
"Religion-Related",
"Human Services"
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43-6052673 | Liberty Memorial Association dba | The National WWI Museum and Memorial (NWWIMM) is America's leading institution dedicated to remembering, interpreting, and understanding the Great War and its enduring impact on the global community. The Museum and Memorial fulfills this mission by: establishing the Museum and Memorial as the foremost interpreter and resource for insight into the Great War and its enduring impact; providing first-class visitor and virtual experience, and delivering increasingly engaging and accessible activities and experiences to diverse audiences; developing and enriching philanthropic relationships and programs necessary to ensure long-term sustainability; establishing the Museum and Memorial as a 'must-see' destination, and source of civic pride; and engaging and inspiring key constituents to contribute to the excellence of the National WWI Museum and Memorial. | Museum & Memorial Operations: Shortly after World War I ended, a group of Kansas City leaders formed a group to create a lasting memorial to those who served. In 1919, a fundraising campaign resulted in 83,000 residents contributing $2.5 million in 10 days (more than $35 million in current dollars). In 1921, a site dedication featured more than 100,000 people, including the five major Allied commanders the first time these individuals were in the same place at the same time. Following years of planning and construction, the facility opened in 1926 to a crowd of more than 150,000 people, including U.S. President Calvin Coolidge. At the time, it was the largest audience a U.S. president had ever addressed at one time. After decades of unaddressed deferred maintenance, the facility temporarily closed in 1994. Once again, Kansas City area residents rose to the challenge at this critical juncture and raised $102 million for renovations coupled with a major expansion. After achieving National Historic Landmark status and designation from Congress as America's official WWI museum, the expanded facility opened to the public in December 2006. Congress added a second designation in 2014, effectively renaming the organization the National WWI Museum and Memorial. Millions of people from all 50 states and all six inhabited continents around the world have visited to see the world's most comprehensive World War I collection. An institution of the people, by the people and for the people, the Museum and Memorial is Kansas City's gift to the world. As of December 31, 2019, the NWWIMM currently employs 39 full-time and 7 part-time staff. Additionally, in 2019 532 volunteers provided over 67,350 hours of service. Volunteers greet guests, provide expert tours, provide guidance, support special projects, assist with promotion, answer all questions, and help to lend a warm, human dimension to multifaceted stories of war and world history. The NWWIMM receives financial support from local, national and international sources. Donors include a wide array of individuals, corporations, and foundations whose support has helped to build enhanced programming and fund operational support for the Museum and Memorial. Admissions, facility rentals, retail, the Over There Cafe, and other initiatives are also successful revenue generating sources. The NWWIMM is proud to be ranked by national sources as follows:- among the top 12 military museums in the world by CNN- among the top 5 museums in the U.S. by Yelp- among the top 10 military museums in the country by USA Today- among the top 25 museums in the U.S. and the "Number One Attraction in Kansas City" by Trip AdvisorIn 2019, attendance at the NWWIMM, including events held in the Museum as well as the surrounding Memorial Hill parklands was more than 560,000 (an increase of 65% over fiscal year 2013), including more than 217,000 paid admissions. In 2019 guests from the six inhabited continents, 92 countries and 50 states visited the NWWIMM. | Collections Management and Research: The NWWIMM is the nation's only museum solely dedicated to preserving the history and examining the experiences of the Great War. The NWWIMM holds the world's most comprehensive collection of World War I (1914-1919) objects, artifacts and documents representing each belligerent nation that was involved, is the secondoldest collecting institution in the world and presents a comprehensive global interpretation of World War I and its enduring impact.During the Centennial Commemoration (2014-2019), the NWWIMM partnered with Kansas City's finest cultural, recreational, and civic organizations, as well as national and international galleries and institutions, to bring our patrons the most robust and memorable experiences to depict the Great War and its era. The NWWIMM holds a diverse collection of more than 342,000 World War I historical objects and artifacts, and active collecting continues to the present, with collection priorities responding to immediate research and exhibition needs, as well as unique opportunities when they arise. In 2019, the Museum accepted 172 new accessions into the permanent collection, each of which contains at least one object, with some containing hundreds of objects. Exhibitions offer insight on the beginnings of the war and its global nature-how and why countries went to war, how entire societies mobilized, and how the war affected civilians as well as military participants. The Museum and Memorial features several temporary exhibitions every year, and also partners with other institutions with exhibition loans. 2019 featured: the continuation of Crucible Life & Death in 1918; For Home and Country: The Great War and Kansas City; Lest We Forget; Color of Memory: Fabric Art of WWI; We're Home Now What?; The Vietnam War: 1945-1975; Devasted Lands; War Around Us: Soldier Artist Impressions; 1919: Peace?; Etched in Memory. | Community Education Programs:More than 19,000 individuals visited the NWWIMM on school field trips in 2019, including more than 5,100 subsidized visits provided by the Museum and Memorial and generous donors to support and enrich underserved students from diverse ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds. Subsidized students receive a free lunch admission, and the schools are given a stipend to assist with the cost of transportation, support staff, and other ancillary costs. All of the students who visit the Museum and Memorial through a class trip participate in the School at the Museum program, which includes guided tours and focused activities. The NWWIMM serves educators nationwide through a variety of resources. With an audience generated through multiple national partnerships, including Scholastic, the Museum and Memorial hosts a multi-disciplinary and searchable education resource database, publishes a bi-monthly education newsletter, supplies virtual field trips through Google Arts and Culture and provides online content, lesson plans and activities that can be used both in the classroom and for online learning. Additional curriculum is developed through the NWWIMM's Teacher Fellowship program, which began in 2012 and currently is in partnership with the Gilder-Lehrman Institute with some of the best teachers in the country spending a week exploring the galleries, archives and rich research opportunities in Kansas City. In collaborations with the U.S. WWI Centennial Commission, a nationwide initiative began in 2018, to end in 2020, offering educators in all 50 states WWI educator workshops both online and in-person. With this multiple prong approach, the Museum and Memorial set a record with more than 20 million learner participations in 2019. The Museum and Memorial offers a diverse range of public programs open to all ages to forward our mission in remembering, interpreting and understanding the Great War and its enduring impact on the global community. The Museum and Memorial has several signature series that explore the legacies of WWI in dynamic and thought-provoking ways including annual symposia, the Mrs. Wilson's Knitting Circle program and the Pershing Lecture Series. In 2019, the Museum and Memorial hosted conferences for the centennial of the Treaty of Versailles both in Washington D.C., and Versailles, France. Many programs are presented in partnership with the region and country's vibrant cultural organizations, including the Kansas City Symphony, National Archives and United States Institute of Peace. Programs are created to examine multiple objectives, explore both historic and present impact and address diverse audiences. "Family friendly" programs, alone, had over 3,200 participants during 2019 via interactive programs like Hands-on History and "Winnie the Pooh Day." Community events are programs built to highlight the Museum and Memorial's unique space as "Kansas City's Front Porch" including Celebration at the Station, the Great Car Show and the seventh annual Truce Tournament, held in partnership with Major League Soccer team Sporting KC and The Soccer Lot. Started in 2013, the organization's Battlefield Tours are a multi-day immersive, international travel experience to former WWI conflict zones to learn about the cultural, political and environmental effects of the war. In 2019, the Museum and Memorial visited Turkey with a focus on the Battle of Gallipoli.For virtual learners, the Museum and Memorial provides a host of educational resources which includes digital exhibitions, webinars, virtual tours, and educative videos. The organization continues to expand content and diversify platforms, including partnership with Google Arts and Culture to meet the ongoing needs and interests of core audiences. Primarily featuring recordings of public program events, the NWWIMM YouTube page has accrued nearly 2.4 million views since its inception in 2011 with more than 10 million minutes watched in 2019 alone. Additionally, the Museum and Memorial launched an online collections database in July of 2013 which engages learners and researchers of all ages through the website theworldwar.org. In 2019, the Collections Department digitized and added 4,022 records to the database, raising the total to more than 40,700 items available for public access. Nearly 40,000 learners accessed the site in 2019. | [
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"International, Foreign Affairs & National Security"
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41-1769841 | TEMPLE ISRAEL FOUNDATION | THE TEMPLE ISRAEL FOUNDATION CELEBRATES AND SUSTAINS TEMPLE ISRAEL AND ITS ROLE AS A VOICE FOR JEWISH VALUES IN THE CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS. | THE FOUNDATION GIVES GRANTS TO TEMPLE ISRAEL TO SUPPORT THE ADVANCEMENT OF ITS MISSION, VISION AND VALUES. THIS INCLUDES GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT, ADVANCING TEMPLE ISRAEL'S EDUCATIONAL AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS AND SUPPORTING ITS WORSHIP SERVICES. ADDITIONALLY, THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS TEMPLE ISRAEL FACILITIES BY PROVIDING FUNDING FOR REGULAR MAINTENANCE AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF ITS BUILDING AND GROUNDS. GRANTS ALSO SUPPORT JEWISH EDUCATION, INCLUDING RESOURCES FOR LEARNERS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, ENABLING THEM TO PARTICIPATE FULLY IN BOTH FORMAL AND INFORMAL LEARNING. FUNDING ALSO SUPPORTS INTERFAITH PROGRAMS TOGETHER WITH AREA CHURCHES, MOSQUES, SYNAGOGUES AND OTHER FAITH COMMUNITIES. | THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS JEWL (JEWISH EXPERIENTIAL WHOLE-PERSON LEARNING), TEMPLE ISRAEL'S EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING FOR LEARNERS IN GRADES K-10. JEWL PROVIDES INSTRUCTION IN JEWISH STUDIES, INCLUDING HEBREW. ADDITIONALLY, THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS PROGRAMMING AT TEMPLE ISRAEL'S CAMP TEKO, WHICH SERVES OVER 300 CHILDREN FROM THROUGHOUT THE TWIN CITIES, AND HOSTS JEWISH PROGRAMMING FOR ALL AGES. | THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO TEMPLE ISRAEL TO ALLOCATE SCHOLARSHIPS BASED ON FINANCIAL NEED IN ORDER TO ASSURE THAT CONGREGANTS OF ALL AGES HAVE ACCESS TO PROGRAMS AND SERVICES AT TEMPLE ISRAEL AND THROUGHOUT THE JEWISH COMMUNITY. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE GRANTED FOR JEWISH EDUCATION, YOUTH PROGRAM ACTIVITIES, CAMP TEKO, JEWISH CAMPING EXPERIENCES, AND EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAMS. | [
"Religion-Related",
"Youth Development",
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations"
] | Religion-Related | Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations |
45-1699493 | COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS FOR YOUTH | TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES FOR JUVENILE JUSTICE PROGRAMS IN ORDER TO MEET THE NEEDS OF YOUTH AND FAMILIES BY EDUCATING AND EMPOWERING THEM TO BE CARING AND COMPETENT INDIVIDUALS WHO GIVE BACK TO OUR COMMUNITIES. | TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES FOR JUVENILE JUSTICE PROGRAMS IN ORDER TO MEET THE NEEDS OF YOUTH AND FAMILIES BY EDUCATING AND EMPOWERING THEM TO BE CARING AND COMPETENT INDIVIDUALS WHO GIVE BACK TO OUR COMMUNITIES. | null | null | [
"Youth Development",
"Crime & Legal-Related",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building"
] | Crime & Legal-Related | Human Services |
23-2702442 | FREEDOM VALLEY DISABILITY ENABLEMENT INC | ASSIST INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES ENHANCE THEIR LIVES BY PROVIDING INFORMATION AND RESOURCES ESTABLISHING INDEPENDENT LIVING AMONGST OTHER SERVICES. | ASSISTED DISABLED IDIVIDUALS IN LIVING INDEPENDENTLY. | null | null | [
"Housing & Shelter",
"Human Services",
"Health Care"
] | Human Services | Housing & Shelter |
47-1023771 | NORMANDY BEACH YACHT CLUB INC | Social, Recreational and other similar non-profitable purposes | Social events for members | Sailing lessons | Club rentals | [
"Recreation & Sports",
"Youth Development",
"Mutual & Membership Benefit"
] | Recreation & Sports | Mutual & Membership Benefit |
01-0448173 | CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING | TO PROVIDE A TEACHING MODEL FOR A QUALITY EDUCATION DEDICATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND DISSEMINATION OF AUTHENTIC, RIGOROUS, AND JOYFUL METHODS OF TEACHING | THE CENTER FOR TEACHING AND LEARNING IS A K-8 DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL DEDICATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND DISSEMINATION OF AUTHENTIC, RIGOROUS JOYFUL METHODS OF TEACHING. ALL PROGRAMS ARE DEDICATED TO THAT MISSION. | null | null | [
"Education",
"Youth Development",
"Arts, Culture & Humanities"
] | Education | Youth Development |
45-0753116 | Loving Arms Cancer Outreach Inc | To assist cancer patients in Georgia with programs that will offer support, education, financial assistance and emotional and spirtutal healing throughout their cancer journey. | To assist cancer patients in Georgia with financial assistance of up to $600 per year. These funds are paid directly to utility companies, pharmacies or bill collectors on behalf of the patient. The organization assists with automobile gas and groceries as part of the $600 by providing gift cards to the patients. This year approximately 427 people were assisted. | To provide a general support group that meets in the organizations offices. The groups participate in many forms of support therapy from crafts to relaxation and massage exercises. Additionally, education is provided on topics such as self-help, nutrition, care during treatment and how to transition back into the work force. | To provide free wigs, hats, scarves and medical equipment for patients in treatment. | [
"Health Care",
"Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines",
"Mental Health & Crisis Intervention"
] | Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines | Health Care |
82-2566449 | LTT RETREAT AND EDUCATION CENTER | OUR PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE RETREATS AND MEETINGS FOR EITHER GROUPS OR INDIVIDUALS. WE SPECIALIZED IN ROMAN CATHOLIC SPIRITUALITY, BUT WE ARE OPEN TO COLLABORATE WITH OTHER TRADITIONS. EDUCATION IS OUR AIM, WHETHER IT IS ABOUT RELIGIONS, CULTURES, LEADERSHIP OR OTHER FORM OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. | TO PROVIDE RETREATS AND MEETINGS FOR EITHER GROUPS OR INDIVIDUALS. WE SPECIALIZED IN ROMAN CATHOLIC SPIRITUALITY, BUT WE ARE OPEN TO COLLABORATE WITH OTHER TRADITIONS. EDUCATION IS OUR AIM, WHETHER IT IS ABOUT RELIGIOUS, CULTURES LEADERSHIP OR OTHER FORM OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. | null | null | [
"Religion-Related",
"Human Services",
"Youth Development"
] | Religion-Related | Community Improvement & Capacity Building |
23-7066056 | Lake Sunapee Home Care and Hospice | Lake Sunapee Region Visiting Nurse Association provides comprehensive, high quality health care services, within its financial resources to support the dignity and independence of individuals and families in community settings. Commitment to innovation and collaboration with health care providers and community members promotes a supportive work environment that enhances the mission of excellence. | Home Health Care - Provides management services to its affiliate and home health and hospice care to residents in Merrimack, Grafton and Sullivan counties. | null | null | [
"Health Care",
"Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines",
"Human Services"
] | Health Care | Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines |
76-0836582 | GLOBAL PASSENGER NETWORK INC | TO PROMOTE THE MOTOR COACH INDUSTRY AS A SAFE, VIABLE, ANDECOLOGICAL ALTERNATIVE TO PRIVATE CAR USE. | TO PROMOTE THE MOTOR COACH INDUSTRY AS A SAFE, VIABLE, AND ECOLOGICAL ALTERNATIVE TO PRIVATE CAR USE. | null | null | [
"Recreation & Sports",
"Environment",
"Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief"
] | Community Improvement & Capacity Building | Environment |
88-0143056 | GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF NEVADA | TO PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES, ESPECIALLY AS THEY RELATE TO NEVADA, BY ENCOURAGING AND SPONSORING THE DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION THROUGH MEETINGS, FIELD TRIPS, PUBLICATIONS AND BY SUPPORTING ACADEMIC ENDEAVORS. | FIELD TRIPS TO AREAS OF REGIONAL GEOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE | DINNER MEETINGS, SPEAKERS, & SYMPOSIUMS: MEETINGS FEATURING PRESENTATION ON REGIONAL GEOLOGY AND/OR MINERAL DEPOSITS OR CURRENT TECHNIQUES OR NEW DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN THE FIELD | GRANTS AND ALLOCATIONS: DISTRIBUTIONS TO BENEFICIARIES NAMED AND APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS | [
"Science & Technology",
"Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief",
"Recreation & Sports"
] | Science & Technology | Education |
59-6168961 | National Association of Agriculture Employees | Labor Union | Labor Union | null | null | [
"Employment",
"Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy",
"Human Services"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | null |
23-7159942 | Yorba Linda Masonic Temple Association | Yorba Linda Masonic Temple Association operates exclusively as a supporting organization of the Yorba Linda Lodge No. 469, an exempt organization under 501(c)10. | Yorba Linda Masonic Temple Association operates exclusively as a supporting organization of the Yorba Linda Lodge No. 469, an exempt organization under 501(c)10. | null | null | [
"Religion-Related",
"Mutual & Membership Benefit",
"Public & Societal Benefit"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | null |
76-0000798 | Crisis Assistance Center Inc | Community Assistance Center (CAC) provides emergency financial assistance, basic needs services and case management to individuals and families in Montgomery County, TX whose health, well-being, and stability are threatened by an unexpected crisis. | Community Assistance Center (CAC) provides a variety of assistance options to Montgomery County residents that are in financial crisis. Many people in our county are a single instance away from finding themselves in a vulnerable situation that can cause tremendous financial hardship through job loss, reduction of wages, illness, etc. CAC aids its neighbors through assistance with rent or mortgage, utilities, emergency shelter, food, clothing, transportation, prescriptions, homeless care kits, summer stock kids pantry, information & referral resources and an ID restoration ministry. | Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) is a proven solution to homelessness for the most vulnerable of chronically homeless people. This program pairs affordable housing assistance, case management and supportive services to promote independent living and tenancy skills while connecting people with community-based health care, treatment and employment services. PSH is shown to improve health and well-being while providing a cost-effective solution to lower public costs associated with the use of crisis services such as shelters, hospitals, jails and prisons. | CAC and its community partners council are dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty. CAC employs a holistic approach for clients who express interest in proactively taking the necessary steps towards self-sufficiency by providing support and the most comprehensive resources available to our neighbors in need. CAC provides client-centered, comprehensive case management through its Hand Up initiative by an outcome-driven collaboration of community service providers so we can provide enhanced intake assessments, individualized service plans and expanded service delivery. Hand Up identifies, encourages and empowers clients who are chronically in crisis to gain greater levels of financial independence and self-sufficiency. | [
"Housing & Shelter",
"Mental Health & Crisis Intervention",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building"
] | Human Services | Housing & Shelter |
36-2167765 | JUVENILE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION | USING HIGHLY TRAINED PROFESSIONALS, JPA ENSURES THE SAFETY AND EMOTIONAL SECURITY OF VULNERABLE CHILDREN, INFLUENCES PUBLIC POLICY THROUGH RESEARCH AND EDUCATION, AND BRINGS HOPE TO FAMILIES. | JPA PROVIDED THERAPEUTIC COUNSELING SERVICES TO VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, CONDUCTED RESEARCH, SHARED KNOWLEDGE, AND PROVIDED EXPERT CONSULTATION AND GUIDANCE TO OTHERS SERVING THESE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. | null | null | [
"Mental Health & Crisis Intervention",
"Youth Development",
"Human Services"
] | Human Services | Mental Health & Crisis Intervention |
93-6032241 | INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE | REPRESENT UNION MEMBERS | TO REPRESENT EQUALLY THE UNION COLLECTIVELY AND UNION MEMBERS INDIVIDUALLY IN THEIR WORK RELATIONS | null | null | [
"Employment",
"Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy",
"Human Services"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | Employment |
04-2620216 | WILLIAM JAMES COLLEGE INC | WILLIAM JAMES COLLEGE STRIVES TO BE A PREEMINENT SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY THAT INTEGRATES RIGOROUS ACADEMIC INSTRUCTION WITH EXTENSIVE FIELD EDUCATION AND CLOSE ATTENTION TO PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. WE ASSUME AN ONGOING SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY TO CREATE PROGRAMS TO EDUCATE SPECIALISTS OF MANY DISCIPLINES TO MEET THE EVOLVING MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS OF SOCIETY. | ADVANCED DEGREE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION FOR PSYCHOLOGY (APPROXIMATELY 550 FULL-TIME AND 250 PART-TIME STUDENTS).ACADEMIC PROGRAMS: WILLIAM JAMES COLLEGE OFFERS INNOVATIVE ACADEMIC PROGRAMS THAT TRAIN PRACTITIONERS WHO ARE SENSITIVE TO UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS AND IS COMMITTED TO MAINTAINING AN ENVIRONMENT WHICH ACKNOLEDGES AND RESPECTS CULTURAL AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES. AN INTEGRATIVE CURRICULUM OF CONCURRENT FIELD TRAINING AND ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE IMPARTS KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS RELEVANT TO HUMAN DIVERSITY.DEGREE PROGRAMS:- DOCTOR OF PSYCHOLOGY- DOCTOR OF PSYCHOLOGY IN SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY- DOCTOR OF PSYCHOLOGY IN LEADERSHIP PSYCHOLOGY- MASTER OF ARTS IN CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING- MASTER OF ARTS IN ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY- MASTER OF ARTS IN ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP- MASTER OF ARTS IN PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY- MASTER OF ARTS IN APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS- MASTER OF ARTS IN PSYCHOLOGY- BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PSYCHOLOGY AND HUMAN SERVICES- CERTIFICATE OF ADVANCED GRADUATE STUDIES IN SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY- GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EXECUTIVE COACHING- GRADUATE CERTIFICE IN SCHOOL CLIMAT AND SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING- CONTINUING EDUCATION, PREPATORY AND NON-MATRICULATING COURSESTHE COORDINATION OF THE ACADEMIC CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE AND FIELD PLACEMENT IS THE FOUNDATION FOR THE COHESIVE AND COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM AT WILLIAM JAMES COLLEGE. THE ACADEMIC EMPHASIS ON PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE, OPPORTUNITY TO APPLY CLASSROOM LEARNING IN THE FIELD, AND SEMINARS DESIGNED TO INTEGRATE CLASSROOM AND FIELD PLACEMENT EXPERIENCE ALL CONTRIBUTE TO THIS PURPOSE. FIELD PLACEMENT SITES, SELECTED AND DEVELOPED BY THE FIELD PLACEMENT STAFF, ARE COMPATIBLE WITH THE EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES OF THE COLLEGE. EACH STUDENT'S FIELD PLACEMENT COMBINES THEORY AND PRACTICE, AND MAXIMIZES THE STUDENT'S PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT.SOME OF THE MOST EXCITING AND ENRICHING LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES TAKE PLACE IN WILLIAM JAMES COLLEGE'S FIELD PLACEMENT PROGRAM. WITH OVER 350 SITES TO CHOOSE FROM ACROSS THE WILLIAM JAMES COLLEGE TRAINING PROGRAMS, STUDENTS RECEIVE TRAINING IN A BROAD ARRAY OF CONTEXTS IN WHICH PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGISTS PRACTICE. OUR INTEGRATED MODEL INCLUDES AN INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE IN THE IMMEDIATE OR SURROUNDING AREA THAT IS CONSISTENT WITH THE STUDENT'S TRAINING GOALS AND OBJECTIVES. | null | null | [
"Mental Health & Crisis Intervention",
"Human Services",
"Youth Development"
] | Education | Human Services |
57-1046537 | South Carolina Manufacturing | SCMEP is a catalyst for strengthening South Carolina manufacturing; accelerating its ongoing transformation into an efficient and powerful engine of innovation driving economic growth and job creation. | SCMEP strengthens South Carolina manufacturing by developing programs to assist small and medium sized manufacturers with a range of innovative strategies and solutions to drive growth, eliminate waste and develop resources. During 2019, SCMEP served 465 manufacturers. Impacts generated from these services, as reported through an independent survey directly from clients, was $1.9 BillionoNew Sales $73 MillionoNew Investment $354 MillionoCost Savings $84 MillionoRetained Sales $1.4 Billiono Jobs Created: 1,131oJobs Saved 4,548 | null | null | [
"Employment",
"Food, Agriculture & Nutrition",
"Science & Technology"
] | Community Improvement & Capacity Building | Health Care |
38-3576724 | FLINT CULTURAL CENTER FOUNDATION | TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS AND TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF, AND TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF FLINT CULTURAL CENTER CORPORATION. | GRANTED FUNDS TO THE FLINT CULTURAL CENTER CORPORATION AND SIMILAR ORGANIZATIONS TO RENOVATE, EXPAND AND IMPLEMENT THE NEW FLINT CULTURAL CENTER ACADEMY TO CREATE BETTER OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE AREA OF GREATER FLINT. | A SPECIAL MILLAGE WAS PASSED IN THE AREA DURING THE 2019 FISCAL YEAR. THE FOUNDATION WAS SELECTED TO COLLECT PROPERTY TAX DOLLARS AND DISTRIBUTE THEM TO THE SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION AND OTHER LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS. | null | [
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations",
"Arts, Culture & Humanities"
] | Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations | Arts, Culture & Humanities |
75-0851201 | Camp Fire First Texas | YOUNG PEOPLE WANT TO SHAPE THE WORLD. CAMP FIRE PROVIDES THE OPPORTUNITY TO FIND THEIR SPARK, LIFT THEIR VOICE, AND DISCOVER WHO THEY ARE. (CONT ON SCH. O) | Early Education Workforce Development (Early Childhood Education) provides a variety of services related to professional development and training for early childhood educators (child care teachers and directors). Programs are designed to enhance the quality of early childhood education and care. Programs include: School Readiness provides on-site professional development, mentoring, educational materials and equipment to child care programs in low-income communities. This program helps improve child care teachers understanding of child growth and development which enables them to provide an environment that encourages childrens skill development. In additionthere is a director focused component that focuses on business and leadership development. The primary purpose of the program is to increase school readiness of children entering FWISD. Each year this program works with approximately 1200-1400 children ages birth to five to help them enter school better prepared to succeed. Early Education Apprenticeship Program is a 1-2-year teacher preparation and college preparedness program for early childhood educators interested in improving skills, and/or moving along their educational and career pathway. Graduates earn a DOL issued certificate and are eligible for up to 33 hours at partner college and universities. Community Professional Development offers early childhood professional development workshops, seminars, conferences, CPR and First Aid classes to child care center staff, administrators, after school program staff, and family child care providers on Saturdays and occasional weeknights and weekdays. On average 3,500 early childhood educators receive training through this program annually. Early Childhood Management Institute has been designed for the new or experienced child care director interested in acquiring or enhancing management skills. Upon successful completion of the 6-day, 50-hour program, participants are eligible to receive a Child Care Administrators Credential. Additional, director-level series and workshops are offered throughout the year focusing on increasing management and leadership capacity. Coaching/Mentoring Certification is designed for anyone who works directly with early childhood teachers to improve their skills - directors, mentors, educational specialists, curriculum specialists, etc. At the completion of this 42-hour course, participants are better equipped to use a strengths-based and reflective approach to helping others grow professionally. The Child Development Associate Course is offered to help child care providers interested in improving their professional status. Camp Fire helps CDA candidates by providing 120 clock hours of early childhood training including creating a portfolio required to apply for the CDA credential. One course session take place on campus at a local community college where CDA candidates are introduced to the college campus and continued advancement in the profession through higher education. In 2019, an overall total of 13,702 adults participated directly in Early Childhood Education programs, impacting over 68,510 children. | Outdoor Programs Camp Fire First Texas offers a variety of outdoor experiences for youth and adults at Camp El Tesoro, the Councils 223-acre facility in Granbury, Texas. El Tesoro has welcomed many generations of families and has connected countless individuals with nature since 1934. Summer overnight and day camp programs at El Tesoro include leadership training, horseback riding, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, archery, creative arts, hiking, outdoor skills, nature activities, sports along with other traditional camp experiences. The camp also hosts "El Tesoro de la Vida", a unique week-long grief camp for children who have lost a loved one. During the school year youth from surrounding school districts and private schools participate in Outdoor Education programs at the Texas Outdoor Education Center (TXOEC), located at Camp El Tesoro. These programs focus on outdoor living skills, team building, and an appreciation of native Texas lands and natural resources. The TXOEC curriculum supports TEKS and STAAR state educational standards and serves as a complementary addition to traditional classroom teaching. In 2019, 9,234 children, youth and adults participated in the Camp Fire First Texas outdoor programs. | Youth Development Programs - programs serving children and youth ages 6 weeks-17 years including a child development center, after school programs, teen programs, and all-day summer programs when school is out of session. Frog Street, a nationally recognized curriculum, is implemented in the child development center and the IDEA Pre-K extended day programs. National Camp Fire age appropriate curricula are followed in after school and teen programs, with enhanced curricula supplements provided by the First Texas Council. Curriculum is based on research from, among others, the Search Institute and Step-It-Up-To-Thrive. This research indicates the types of experiences youth need to have in order to be successful in school and in life and focuses on thriving indicators, which are assessed at the program and youth level. Diamond Hill Station (DHS) is the location of an after school program providing activities designed in keeping with the childs age, developmental level, maturity, needs and capabilities. Located on the campus of Diamond Hill Elementary School, DHS is a state licensed child care center and serves children ages 4 13 years of age. In an impoverished area characterized by violence, gang involvement, substance abuse and an alarming school drop-out rate, DHS offers youth in the Diamond Hill neighborhood learning opportunities and a chance to develop in positive ways. Service learning, field trips, and experiential activities connected to science, math, technology, creativity and literacy along with tutoring, homework sessions are among the supervised activities at DHS. After school programs, similar to the programs offered at DHS, are held on the campuses of nine Fort Worth ISD, IDEA Public Charter Schools, and Aledo ISD schools. Pre-K extended day programs offered at two IDEA Public Schools provide a half-day program with a TEA approved curriculum, Frog Street, to complement and supplement the IDEA Pre-K half-day programs. Many of those students also attend Camp Fire after school programming. Teens in Action is a school completion program that provides services for students at serious risk of dropping out in the 7th through 12th grades. Offered in cooperation with the Fort Worth ISD, Teens in Action services include weekly small group sessions to address truancy issues, life skills training and monitoring attendance, grades and behavior reports. In addition, youth actionize plans they have created to influence or respond to community needs they have identified. Child Development Center: A Community Demonstration School serves as a professional development and observation site for child care providers, college and high school students, administrators, and educators. Infants and pre-school children are cared for on a daily basis at the Child Development Center, emphasizing quality care, family involvement, and school readiness. During 2019, 2772 youth and adults participated in small group programs. Effective December 2019, Camp Fire First Texas ceased operations of the Child Development Center. As we looked at refining our mission and doing what we do best, we took the opportunity to analyze our own operations. In doing so, we realized that we can more effectively execute our strategic plans, driven by our promise, by leasing our childcare center to an organization, whose mission aligns with ours. | [
"Education",
"Youth Development",
"Employment"
] | Education | Youth Development |
94-6079285 | CALIFORNIA STATE SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION | To support the role of Sheriff as the Chief Law Enforcement Officer in each county and to speak as a collective statewide voice on matters of public safety. | Cal OES Vine Grant To provide Victim Information Notification Everyday (VINE). VINE is a solution that lets victims of crime and other concerned citizens access timely and reliable information regarding offenders. It is offered free of charge to registrants, is completely confidential, and features multiple language support. | Membership - To recruit new members, to provide training and educational meetings for the membership, and to promote the interests of the association. | Conferences and training - To provide training and educational meetings for the membership. | [
"Crime & Legal-Related",
"Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building"
] | Crime & Legal-Related | Mutual & Membership Benefit |
57-0690343 | G-B CORPORATION | TO ENCOURAGE FRIENDSHIP, FELLOWSHIP, AND CAMARADERIE OF THE CLUB'S MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS. | TO PROMOTE THE TRADITIONS OF AIKEN, SC, AS WELL AS ENCOURAGE FELLOWSHIP AMONG THE CLUB'S MEMBERS. | null | null | [
"Recreation & Sports",
"Youth Development",
"Arts, Culture & Humanities"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | null |
20-2509961 | Friends of Carden | Provide students at Carden Academy with means for educational and technological assistance, to further their enrichment opportunities. | Provided supply grants and textbooks to benefit students at Carden Academy. | null | null | [
"Education",
"Youth Development",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building"
] | Education | Youth Development |
52-0794026 | CHESAPEAKE RANCH WATER CO | Chesapeake Ranch Water Company's mission is to provide safe drinking water to its' members. | Chesapeake Ranch Water Company's provided safe drinking water to its' members. | null | null | [
"Environment",
"Youth Development",
"Recreation & Sports"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | Environment |
46-1465421 | HOPE 4 WOMEN INTERNATIONAL | H4WI WAS FORMED FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES TO EMPOWER WOMEN IN UGANDA AND OTHER COUNTRIES WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM POVERTY, DISEASE, AND LOW SELF-WORTH TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT WITH THEIR OWN BUSINESS. | WOMEN IN BUSINESS SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM 161 WOMEN GRADUATED FROM OUR WOMEN IN BUSINESS SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM EACH GRADUATE RECEIVED AMONG THEIR GIFTS A PAIR OF PINK SANDALS AND A GRADUATION NECKLACE. 103 WOMEN WERE NEWLY SPONSORED IN UGANDA. FIFTEEN OF OUR SPONSORED WOMEN WERE ABLE TO FIX UP THEIR LEAKING HOMES WITH IRON SHEET ROOFING. ELEVEN SPONSORED WOMEN WERE ABLE TO PURCHASE LAND WITH THEIR PROFITS FROM THEIR BUSINESSES. 110 WOMEN WERE PAMPERED THROUGH HOPE 4 WOMENS SPA DAYS. H4WI PURCHASED A NEW MOTORCYCLE TO BE USED BY OUR FIELD OFFICERS IN UGANDA SO THEY CAN CHECK ON THE WOMEN IN OUR PROGRAM. 51 WOMEN WERE VISITED BY THEIR USA SPONSORS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. | DRESS A GIRL AROUND THE WORLD OUR NUMBERS ARENT ALL IN FROM THOSE WHO DISTRIBUTED DRESSES BUT WE ARE PROJECTING WE WILL BE AROUND 1.8 MILLION DISTRIBUTED SINCE WE BEGAN TEN YEARS AGO WE CONTINUE TO EDUCATE ON THE HORRORS OF SEX TRAFFICKING. DRESS A GIRL CHAPTERS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD HOSTED DRESS A GIRLS TENTH ANNIVERSARY PARTY--CELEBRATING TEN YEARS OF DRESSING GIRLS AROUND THE WORLD COLLECTIVELY WE DISTRIBUTED 500,000 DRESSES. WE TRAVELED WITH HOPE 4 KIDS INTERNATIONAL AND DISTRIBUTED DRESSES IN GUATEMALA, UGANDA, AND THE PHILIPPINES WE SUPPLIED OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD WITH THOUSANDS OF DRESSES FOR THEIR SHOEBOXES. IN UGANDA WE HOSTED DRESS A GIRL SEWING CLASSES AND PROVIDED THE SEAMSTRESSES WITH PATTERNS, FABRIC, SCISSORS, AND SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS AND ACCESSORIES | LOCALLY RAISED MONEY TO PURCHASE A CAR FOR A FAMILY. DELIVERED AN EIGHTEEN-FOOT ENCLOSED TRAILER PACKED WITH CLOTHING AND SHOES TO NATIVE AMERICAN RESERVATIONS IN SOUTH DAKOTA. STARTED A HOPE 4 HEALING MINISTRY WHERE WOMEN GATHER AT H4WI HEADQUARTERS TO KNIT, CROCHET, AND SEW PRAYER MANTLES, AND PRAY FOR THE SICK. IN OUR FIRST YEAR WE MADE AND DISTRIBUTED 110 PRAYER MANTLES. PRAYER SHAWLS, BLANKETS, HATS, SCARVES AND A PILLOW | [
"Housing & Shelter",
"Human Services",
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations"
] | International, Foreign Affairs & National Security | Community Improvement & Capacity Building |
38-2887100 | BORCULO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL FOUNDATION | THE FOUNDATION IS DEDICATED TO THE PROMOTION OF CHRIST CENTERED EDUCATION. ITS PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO ACCUMULATE AN INVESTMENT FUND FROM WHICH THE EARNINGS ARE USED TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF BORCULO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL. | TO ACCUMULATE AN INVESTMENT FUND FROM WHICH THE EARNINGS ARE USED TO SUPPORT THE MISSION OF BORCULO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL. THE MISSION OF BORCULO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL IS TO PROVIDE FAMILIES WITH A CHRIST-CENTERED EDUCATION WHICH WILL ALLOW THEM TO DEVELOP THEIR ABILITIES TO SERVE CHRIST AND OTHERS. | null | null | [
"Religion-Related",
"Education",
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations"
] | Education | Religion-Related |
53-0258503 | AMERICAN APPAREL & FOOTWEAR ASSOCIATION | TO STAND AS A LEADER OF POSITIVE CHANGE FOR THE APPAREL & FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY ON BEHALF OF ITS MEMBERS. | THE ASSOCIATION HOLDS CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS RELATING TO THE APPAREL AND FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY, ISSUES NEWSLETTERS TO INFORM ITS MEMBERS ON CHANGES IN THE INDUSTRY AND PRESENTS THE VIEWPOINTS OF ITS MEMBERS TO LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATORY BODIES.WITH OVER 300 MEMBERS, THE ASSOCIATION ACCOUNTS FOR MORE THAN 1,000 NAME BRANDS. | null | null | [
"Food, Agriculture & Nutrition",
"Recreation & Sports",
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations"
] | Mutual & Membership Benefit | Community Improvement & Capacity Building |
04-2759634 | NORTHERN ESSEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE | PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE PROGRAMS OF NORTHERN ESSEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE. | TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND DEVELOPMENT OF NORTHERN ESSEX COMMUNITY COLLEGE. | TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS TO QUALIFIED STUDENTS. | null | [
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations",
"Youth Development",
"Universities"
] | Education | Medical Research |
54-1478939 | THE MILLWOOD SCHOOL | THE SCHOOL IS A COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS IN JUNIOR KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 12TH GRADE. | MILLWOOD IS AN INDEPENDENT, CO-EDUCATIONAL, COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL IN MIDLOTHIAN, VIRGINIA, OFFERING JUNIOR KINDERGARDEN THROUGH 12TH GRADE IN A WARM AND NURTURING ENVIRONMENT. WE ARE KNOWN FOR SMALL CLASSES AND INDIVIUDUAL ATTENTION, A CHALLENGING AND DIVERSE CURRICULUM, EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY, AND A VALUE STRUCTURE THAT PROMOTES HONESTY, INTEGRITY, AND RESPECT FOR OTHERS. THE SCHOOL ENROLLS APPROXIMATELY 150 STUDENTS IN GRADES JK THROUGH 12TH GRADE AND SITS ON A 79 ACRE BEAUTIFUL WOODED CAMPUS. | null | null | [
"Education",
"Youth Development",
"Recreation & Sports"
] | Education | Youth Development |
56-2283274 | NGWA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION NORTH NEW YORK CHAPTER | END OF THE YEAR FEED THE POOR | END OF THE YEAR FEED THE POOR AND NEEDY. | null | null | [
"Food, Agriculture & Nutrition",
"Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief",
"Housing & Shelter"
] | Food, Agriculture & Nutrition | Housing & Shelter |
81-0835060 | ARKANSAS FAMILY SUPPORTS INC | AFS, INC. IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING THE HIGHEST QUALITY COMMUNITY-BASED WAIVER SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND/OR DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES. | TO PROVIDE OPTIMAL SUPPORTS AND SERVICES TO PEOPLE WITH INTELLECTUAL AND/OR DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TO ACHIEVE THEIR LIFE GOALS AND DREAMS THROUGH THEIR CHOICES. | null | null | [
"Human Services",
"Housing & Shelter",
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations"
] | Human Services | Housing & Shelter |
82-5338652 | SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT de PAUL | TO PROVIDE FOOD TO THE IMPOVERISHED, FUNDED BY DONATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC AND THROUGH RENTAL OF FORMER STORE FACILITIES TO A LOCAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION THAT EMPLOYS AT-RISK YOUTH THROUGH SALES OF DONATED COTHING AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS. | FOOD IS DONATED TO THE IMPOVERISHED. THE ORGANIZATION IS TRANSITIONING INTO A FUND-RAISING PERIOD TO RAISE CAPITAL TO RELOCATE OPERATIONS INTO A CENTRALIZED AND MORE EFFICIENT OPERATION. | null | null | [
"Food, Agriculture & Nutrition",
"Housing & Shelter",
"Youth Development"
] | Food, Agriculture & Nutrition | Human Services |
95-6059424 | ASSISTANCE LEAGUE HUNTINGTON BEACH | ASSISTANCE LEAGUE VOLUNTEERS TRANSFORMING THE LIVES OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS THROUGH COMMUNITY PROGRAMS. | OPERATION SCHOOL BELL IS A PROGRAM THAT BEGAN IN 1975 TO PROVIDE STUDENTS IN NEED REFERRED BY LOCAL SCHOOLS WITH NEW, AGE APPROPRIATE CLOTHING AND SHOES. PROVIDING THE OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS TO SHOP FOR SCHOOL CLOTHES INCREASES THEIR SELF-ESTEEM AND MAKES THEM MORE EXCITED ABOUT ATTENDING SCHOOL. DURING THE FISCAL YEAR 2019-2020, 2,618 STUDENTS IN GRADES K-12 WERE CLOTHED. SERVING HOMELESS STUDENTS HAS BEEN AN ADDITION TO AND AN IMPORTANT PART OF OUR PROGRAM SINCE 2010. SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THIS PROGRAM, OVER 48,000 STUDENTS HAVE BEEN CLOTHED. | OPERATION NEW BEGINNINGS PROVIDES CLOTHING AND OTHER ESSENTIALS FROM OUR THRIFT STORE FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN WITH A NEED. THEY ARE REFERRED FROM SOURCES SUCH AS PROJECT SELF SUFFICIENCY, CARE, INTERVAL HOUSE, BUILD FUTURES AND THE HUNTINGTON BEACH YOUTH SHELTER. OPERATION NEW BEGINNINGS ALSO SUPPORTS GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE'S AND COASTLINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE'S VETERANS RESOURCE CENTER AND PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO VETERANS. THIS SUPPORT HELPS VETERANS MEET THEIR EDUCATIONAL GOALS. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE ALSO PROVIDED TO SINGLE PARENTS TO ASSIST WITH THE COST OF SCHOOLING WHILE WORKING AND RAISING CHILDREN. OPERATION NEW BEGINNINGS HAS POSITIVELY AFFECTED THE LIVES OF 158 PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY THIS FISCAL YEAR. | LINKS TO LEARNING BEGAN IN 2008 TO PROVIDE AWARDS AND SUPPORT TO OUR LOCAL SCHOOLS TO HELP FUND ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS. ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHERS WHO QUALIFY ARE AWARDED UP TO 500 TO PURCHASE ITEMS SUCH AS BOOKS, INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGIES, AND ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS WHICH WILL ENHANCE THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE FOR THEIR STUDENTS. THIS FISCAL YEAR 146 GRANTS WERE AWARDED ENABLING 7,800 CHILDREN TO BE POSITIVELY AFFECTED BY THIS PROGRAM. | [
"Youth Development",
"Education",
"Housing & Shelter"
] | Education | Food, Agriculture & Nutrition |
41-1764948 | International Humic Substances Society | The IHSS is a scientific and educational society organized exclusively to advance the knowledge and research of humic substances and natural organic matter. | Sales of humic standards to scientific laboratories, benefiting approximately 400 persons. | Support for scientific meetings | Grants to students for advanced training | [
"Food, Agriculture & Nutrition",
"Environment",
"Science & Technology"
] | Science & Technology | Education |
04-3765665 | JONES RIVER LANDING ENVIRONMENTAL | RECONNECTING PEOPLE TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT THROUGH ECOLOGY, RECREATION AND BOAT BUILDING. | MARINE STUDY AND EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND EDUCATION, TRADITIONAL MARITIME TRADES EDUCATION/BOATBUILDING, AND ECOLOGICAL STUDY AND EDUCATION. | null | null | [
"Environment",
"Recreation & Sports",
"Science & Technology"
] | Environment | Recreation & Sports |
46-0878105 | MAT-SU MINERS NUGGET BOOSTER CLUB | THE PURPOSE OF THE MAT-SU MINERS NUGGET BOOSTER CLUB IS TO ESTABLISH, DEVELOP, AND PROMOTE THE WELL BEING AND WELFARE OF THE ORGANIZATION AND THOSE WE SERVE WITHIN OUR COMMUNITIES. THE ORGANIZATION WILL PROMOTE ATHLETICS IN GENERAL AND BASEBALL IN PARTICULAR FOR THE EDUCATION AND ENJOYMENT OF OUR COMMUNITY WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO CHILDREN AND YOUTH. | THE MAT-SU MINERS NUGGET BOOSTER CLUB HELD A CABIN FEVER RELIEVER FUNDRAISING EVENT AND RECEIVED PROCEEDS FROM GAMING ACTIVITES IN 2019. PROCEEDS FROM THE EVENT AND GAMING WENT TO THE MAT-SU BASEBALL, INC. TO PURCHASE GEAR AND EQUIPMENT AND HELP WITH OPERATING EXPENSES. | null | null | [
"Recreation & Sports",
"Youth Development",
"Housing & Shelter"
] | Recreation & Sports | Youth Development |
31-1480933 | CHILDREN'S SCHOLARSHIP FUND BALTIMORE | TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOW INCOME STUDENTS IN GRADES K-8 TO ATTEND THE SCHOOL THEIR PARENTS CHOOSE. | CSFB KNOWS THAT PARENTS WANT TO CHOOSE A SCHOOL FOR THEIR CHILDREN THAT WILL MEET THEIR NEEDS - SOCIALLY, ACADEMICALLY, EMOTIONALLY AND STRUCTURALLY. OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE THE CHOICE TO EVERY FAMILY - REGARDLESS OF INCOME LEVEL. CONCURRENT WITH PUBLIC EDUCATION REFORMS IN BALTIMORE, PRIVATELY-FUNDED SCHOOL CHOICE REMAINS AN OPTION THAT HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES WANT FOR THEIR CHILDREN - THERE ARE CONSISTENTLY MORE THAN 900 STUDENTS FROM 400 FAMILIES ON OUR WAITING LIST. CSFB IS THE ONLY NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION IN BALTIMORE CITY THAT AWARDS KINDERGARTEN-8TH GRADE SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES WITHOUT REGARD TO GENDER, RACE, GRADES OR TEST SCORES, ETHINICITY OR RELIGIOIUS BELIEF. THE ONLY REQUIREMENTS ARE THAT OUR FAMILIES:1. MEET CSFB INCOME ELIGIBILITY - AT OR BELOW 270% OF THE FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL;2. CONTRIBUTE A MINIMUM OF $500 PER YEAR PER CHILD IN TUITION;3. RESIDE IN BALTIMORE CITY;4. ENSURE THAT THEIR CHILDREN MAINTIAN A 90% ATTENDANCE RATE AT SCHOOL.WE BELIEVE THAT A STUDENT'S ECONOMIC STATUS SHOULD BE NEITHER A BARRIER TO THE SCHOOL OF HIS OR HER CHOICE, NOR A VARIABLE IN HIS OR HER SUCCESS IN SCHOOL AND IN LIFE. THESE SCHOLARSHIPS ENABLE CHILDREN TO BUILD CRITICAL ACADEMIC AND SOCIAL SKILLS - ENSURING LONG-TERM SUCCESS. | null | null | [
"Education",
"Youth Development",
"Housing & Shelter"
] | Education | Youth Development |
92-0152780 | Chugiak-Eagle River Foundation Inc | The Chugiak-Eagle River Foundation, a non-profit organization, is dedicated to improving the quality of life and to address emerging needs in the community of Chugiak/Eagle River, Alaska by providing grants and scholarships from a permanent endowment. | Philanthropic funds - Funds expended from the holdings of endowed charitable funds for the sole purpose of making grants to 501(c)(3) charitable organizations in perpetuity or otherwise. | Scholarships - Funds expended from the holdings of endowed charitable funds for the sole purpose of making indiviudal scholarships to students from the Chugiak-Eagle River, Alaska area attending enrolled in qualified higher education and vocational programs. | null | [
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations",
"Housing & Shelter",
"Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief"
] | Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations | null |
20-2579678 | WILLIAM E DEARDEN ALUMNI CAMPUS | TO HONOR THE LIFE AND SPIRIT OF WILLIAM E. DEARDEN BY PROVIDING AN EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL FACILITY FOR ALL MILTON HERSHEY SCHOOL STUDENTS, GRADUATES, AND THE BROADER HERSHEY COMMUNITY THAT MAINTAINS THE HERITAGE, STRENGTHENS THE CULTURE, AND CELEBRATES THE LEGACY OF WILLIAM E. DEARDEN. | PROMOTE AND ENHANCE THE EDUCATION AND GENERAL WELFARE OF THE STUDENTS AND ALUMNI OF THE MILTON S. HERSHEY SCHOOL. | null | null | [
"Youth Development",
"Education",
"Food, Agriculture & Nutrition"
] | Education | Youth Development |
21-0653642 | JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER | PROVIDE FACILTIES, PROGRAMS AND GUIDANCE FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGE GROUPS OF THE COMMUNITY. DEVELOP AND IMPROVE THE CULTRUAL, EDUCATIONAL, PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL CONDITION OF THE MEMBERSHIP. ENCOURAGE COOPERATION AND UNDERSTANDING WITHIN THE JEWISH AND GENERAL COMMUNITY | 3SERVICES RELATING TO THE FITNESS, AQUATIC AND EARLY CHILDHOOD DEPARTMENTS HAD RESUMED IN 2019 | PROVIDE A JEWISH CAMPING ENVIRONMENT TO BOYS FROM 1ST GRADE TO 8TH GRADE THROUGH A RELIGIOUS LEARNING AND RECREATIONAL SUMMER CAMP. | null | [
"Youth Development",
"Recreation & Sports",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building"
] | Youth Development | Recreation & Sports |
22-2200201 | SKATING ASSOCIATION FOR THE BLIND & | TO ENRICH THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR INDIVIDUALS CHALLENGED BY PHYSICAL, COGNITIVE AND/OR EMOTIONAL DISABILITIES BY PROVIDING EDUCATION AND THERAPEUTIC RECREATION, PROMOTING FITNESS AND DEVELOPING SOCIAL AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS. | PROVIDE SKATING LESSONS TO INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS FOR THE SOCIAL, PHYSICAL, RECREATIONAL, AND EMOTIONAL BENEFITS THAT SUCCESSFUL ICE SKATING CAN PROVIDE. | PRODUCTION COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ANNUAL ICE SHOW. | null | [
"Recreation & Sports",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Health Care"
] | Recreation & Sports | Human Services |
52-6059639 | Building Service Contractors Association | Educate and advance the building services industry in an environmentally responsible manner. | The Association conducted conventions and seminars to educate and share information and address the needs of organizations in the building services industry. | BSCAI's Certification programs set the standard in the building services industry and are a symbol of excellence. The Certified Building Service Executive (CBSE), Registered Building Service Manager (RBSM), and Registered Building Supply Professional (RBSP) designations signify that an individual has demonstrated the knowledge and skills required to perform competently in the building services profession. Earning the credentials allow you to further enhance your personal and professional knowledge and image to gain the competitive edge you need to succeed in today's world. | The Association offers various publications and maintains and an informative website to disseminate information to members. | [
"Housing & Shelter",
"Community Improvement & Capacity Building",
"Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations"
] | Community Improvement & Capacity Building | Medical Research |
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