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51		Minneapolis, MN
52		LOUISVILLE, KY
53		RAPID CITY, SD
54		Oxon Hill, MD
55		Indianapolis, IN
56		SOUTH BEND, IN
57		LOUISVILLE, KY
58		BATTLE CREEK, MI
59		Kiawah Island, SC
60		WASHINGTON, DC
61		LINCOLN, NE
62		CHICAGO, IL
63		CLEVELAND, OH
64		BIRMINGHAM, MI
65		RAPID CITY, SD
66		Ladson, SC
67		Oak Hill, VA
68		BLOOMINGTON, MN
69		LINCOLN, NE
70		WASHINGTON, DC
71		WASHINGTON, DC
72		FREDERICK, MD
73		LAUREL, MD
74		SALISBURY, MD
75		WASHINGTON, DC
76		MCLEAN, VA
77		Arlington, VA
78		STAFFORD, VA
79		SAVAGE, MD
80		Arlington, VA
81		WASHINGTON, DC
82		BETHESDA, MD
83		ALEXANDRIA, VA
84		Silver Spring, MD
85		WASHINGTON, DC
86		WASHINGTON, DC
87		Falls Church, VA
88		CLIFTON FORGE, VA
89		RICHMOND, VA
90		RESTON, VA
91		ALEXANDRIA, VA
92		VIENNA, VA
93		Arlington, VA
94		AIKEN, SC
95		CHARLESTON, SC
96		Roxboro, NC
97		LEXINGTON, KY
98		MILWAUKEE, WI
99		Washington, DC
100		GREENVILLE, SC

TO PROVIDE ARTS PROGRAMMING, CHILD ADVOCAY, SUPPLIES, TECHNOLOGY AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO SCHOOL IN ORDER TO FACILITATE STUDENT ENRICHMENT

ORGANIZATION PARTNERS WITH LOCAL NON-PROFITS AND COMMUNITY GROUPS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA TO IDENTIFY THEIR TRAINING AND TECHNOLOGY NEEDS. ORGANIZATION THEN CONNECTS THESE NEEDS WITH RESOURCES OF THEIR PARTNERS AROUND WORLD, COLLECTING RESOURCE "SEEDS" OF TECHNOLOGY AND TRAINING AND SHARING THEM FOR A HARVEST OF CHANGE. TOGETHER WITH THEIR PARTNERS, ORGANIZATION AIMS TO BUILD A BRIDGE FOR MUTUAL TRANSFORMATION, LINKING COMMUNITIES RICH IN TECHNOLOGY WITH THOSE RICH IN HUMAN RESOURCES AND WILLPOWER. THIS TWO-WAY BRIDGE IS BUILT IN A SPIRIT OF BROTHERHOOD, FRIENDSHIP AND COMPASSION FOR MUTUAL EDIFICATION.

PROMOTE AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS, PROGRAMS AND OTHER EDUCATION ENHANCEMENT ACTIVITIES AT SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES AND TECHNOLOGY IN RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA.

To uphold and sustain the of the heroic Tuskegee Airmen while encouraging youth to pursue aerospace and Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) careers.

The mission of FIRST Indiana Robotics is to inspire young people in Indiana to be science and technology leaders and innovators, by engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, engineering, and technology skills, that inspire innovation,and that foster well-rounded life capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership.Working closely with FIRST - For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology - our PreK-12 robotics-based programs provide students a hands-on, mentor-led opportunity in project-based learning. We are committed to ensuring that every student in Indiana has access to a high quality FIRST experience.

IS A TALENT ATTRACTION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO "EMPOWER TALENT TO BUILD STRONGER COMMUNITIES." ATTRACTS RECENT GRADUATES AS INNOVATION FELLOWS TO COMPLETE STRATEGIC BUSINESS, TECHNOLOGY AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROJECTS ACROSS PUBLIC, PRIVATE, AND NONPROFIT SECTORS. THE ACTIVITIES OF ARE ATTRACTIVE FOR GRADUATES TO LIVE, WORK AND PLAY IN THE REGIONS WE SERVE AND THE RESULTS OF THE WORK DRIVE AN ECOSYSTEM OF PROFESSIONALS WHO SERVE IN LEADERSHIP POSITIONS AND CONTINUE TO MAKE PROGRESS FOR THE COMMUNITY. WE HAVE ATTRACTED OVER 1,200 FELLOWS AND INTERNS AND HAVE COMPLETED OVER 500 PROJECTS SINCE 2012."

HOUSING INSECURITY: A MAJOR CONCERN FOR COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND LEADS TO IMMENSE FAMILY INSTABILITY. VAST NUMBERS OF VACANT HOMES AND BUSINESSES DETERIORATE THE FABRIC OF A COMMUNITY BY INCREASED CRIME RATES, HIGHER COSTS TO THE TENANTS GIVEN NO OTHER OPPORTUNITY FOR RESIDENCE, AND MAKING IT DIFFICULT FOR BUSINESSES TO BE SUCCESSFUL. FALSE NARRATIVES RELATED TO THE HOUSING INSECURE ABOUND THAT LIMIT MANY ORGANIZATIONS ABILITY TO PROVIDE SERVICES. THEREFORE, WE WORK TO IDENTIFY AND SUPPORT EMERGING INTERVENTIONS THAT HELP MORE COMMUNITIES AND PEOPLE THRIVE. FROM REDEVELOPMENT OF VACANT PROPERTIES TO TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS THAT INCREASE FINANCIAL MOBILITY, WE WORK TO SEE MORE PEOPLE IN MORE PLACES HAVE THE RESOURCES TO NOT ONLY SURVIVE, BUT TRULY THRIVE. WE ALSO WORK TO CHANGE THE NARRATIVE OF HOMELESSNESS THAT HOPEFULLY LEADS TO EMPATHY AND ACTION.

To challenge the minds of students in the greater , to learn and appreciate the fields of science, technology, engineering, and business through the participation with the FIRST programs at all levels.2. To serve our community by offering opportunities for students and community members to engage in real life problem solving activities.3. To inspire students to thrive in a highly competitive time sensitive environment.4. To learn communication and cooperation skills with the team as well as the community.

provides programs and educational materials to support education and funds the upgrade and installation of computer systems in low-income areas of and East Africa. provides financial and program support for individuals in Kenya via support of Kibera CBO. Our work assists individuals in paying for school attendance and supplies. We also provide charitable organizations with funding for specific projects including technology training, teaching or other educational services, generally by providing technology, including computers, video cameras and projectors, or funds for the procurement of such or for teaching or technology training activities.

TO SHAPE THE FUTURE OF LEARNING AND ADVANCE EQUITABLE EDUCATION SYSTEMS BY BRINGING TOGETHER SOLUTIONS ACROSS RESEARCH, PRACTICE, AND TECHNOLOGY.

HEALTHCARE, INC. (CATCH) IS A CLIENT AND PHYSICIAN CENTERED SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEM UTILIZING TECHNOLOGY AND PUBLIC HEALTH PRINCIPLES FOSTER IMPROVED HEALTH OUTCOMES THROUGH , COORDINATION OF HEALTH CARE AND OUTREACH SERVICES.

INCREASE PARTICIPATION BY MODERNIZING ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN LOCAL GOV. THE PEOPLE THEY SERVE.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THERAPY, EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES THAT EMPOWER CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH SPEECH DISORDERS TO EFFECTIVELY COMMUNICATE

METRO IS WORKING TO BE A LEADER IN COLLECTIVE PHILANTHROPY AND TO BUILD A STRONG PRESENCE IN METRO . THE MEMBERS ARE A GROUP OF WOMEN WHO WANT TO FUEL POSITIVE CHANGE IN THE COMMUNITY. THROUGH OUR COLLECTIVE GIVING, WE AWARD HIGH IMPACT GRANTS AND PROVIDE EXPOSURE TO NONPROFIT HEROES IN THE COMMUNITY. IMPACT OF GRANTS AWARDED TO NOT FOR PROFITS HAVE INCLUDED BUT NOT LIMITED TO: GRANTS AWARDED HELPED TO FUND A LITERACY PROGRAM FOR 120 K-12TH GRADE STUDENTS READING BELOW GRADE LEVEL. AS A RESULT OF AN INTENSE ONE ON ONE TRAINING ALL STUDENTS IN THE PROGRAM MET AND/OR EXCEEDED GRADE LEVEL READING GOALS; FUNDED THE EXPANSION OF A GARDEN SPACE THAT IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE ANNUAL FOOD PRODUCTION BY 400% IN ONE YEAR AND OFFER ADDITIONAL FOOD DISTRIBUTION OPTIONS FOR THE COMMUNITY; AND FUNDED THE PURCHASE OF A SECOND BUILDING KNOWN AS THE YOUTH E-LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT HUB.

TO CHAMPION EXCELLENCE TO PREPARE RELIABLE AND SECURE KNOWLEDGE-BASED SYSTEMS THROUGH EXPERIENCES CRITICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING. PROVIDE MANAGEMENT AND FUNDRAISING AND PREPARE CODER WORKFORCE TO AUGMENT TRADITIONAL EDUCATION THROUGH INTERNET INDIVIDUALIZED LEARNING AND EXPERIENCES.

Provide patients access to trials and cutting-edge technology.

Provide transition assistance, training assistance and placement assistance for United States military veterans interested in careers.

THIS STATEMENT IS ALSO SUPPLEMENT TO 990-EZ P1, LINE 10. DURING THE YEAR, GRANTS WERE AWARDED TO COLEGIO ANTIGUA THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FUNDING WORTHY AND POOR STUDENTS WHO COULD NOT OTHERWISE RECEIVE EDUCATION BEYOND GRADE 6. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AWARDED BY THE SCHOOL BY APPLICATION DIRECTLY TO COLEGIO ANTIGUA, WITH HELP IN IDENTIFYING WORTHY STUDENTS BY THEIR REPRESENTATIVE, HARVEY TOLEDO. GRANTS COVER ALL EXPENSES STUDENTS TO ATTEND THE SCHOOL INCLUDING TUITION, EXTRACURRICLAR FEES, LAB FEES, COMPUTER FEES and INTERNET ACCESS, UNIFORMS, STUDENT FIELD TRIPS, TRANSPORTATION AND ANY OTHER EXPENSES DEEMED NECESSARY STUDENTS TO SUCCEED. DURING 2020, THERE WERE EIGHT STUDENTS THAT WERE ABLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SCHOOLING WITH THE HELP OF THE .

TO ADVANCE TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION

TO SUPPORT WORTHWHILE -RELATED AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS, AS WELL AS OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS, PARTICULARLY THOSE DIRECTED TOWARDS CHILDREN AND STUDENTS, THROUGH FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND THROUGH VOLUNTEER SERVICES PROVIDED BY FOUNDATION MEMBERS AND OTHERS. ALSO TO FOSTER GREATER PUBLIC AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNOLOGY, RESOURCES, AND LAW.

SUPPORT FOR RECENTLY INJURED SERVICE MEMBERS INCLUDING: SHORT-TERM THERAPEUTIC RECREATION; AIDS TO RECOVERY SUCH AS COMPUTERS, VEHICLES, ETC.; SMALL FINANCIAL GRANTS; FAMILY EMERGENCY AID; AND HOME IMPROVEMENTS.

PROVIDES REDUCED-COST OFFICE SPACE AND STRATEGIC SUPPORT TO REGISTERED 501 (C) (3) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN FREDERICK. IN 2021, 17 AGENCIES RENTED SPACE IN BUILDING, WHICH INCLUDES ACCESS TO FREE MARKETING SPACE AND REDUCED FEES FOR INTERNET AND PRINTING AND COPYING. AN ADDITIONAL 60+ INDIVIDUALS REPRESENTING MORE THAN 30 LOCAL NONPROFITS ATTENDED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS HOSTED BY AND SEVERAL NONPROFITS REGULARLY USED OUR MEETING AND PULBIC SPACES.

TO PROVIDE PRACTICAL EDUCATION IN ENGINEERING, COMPUTER SCIENCE, INFORMATION AND BUSINESS THAT PREPARES INDIVIDUALS FOR PROFESSIONAL CAREERS AND AFFORDS THEM THE OPPORTUNITY TO THRIVE IN A CHANGING WORLD.

RESOURCE CENTER FOR THE PUBLIC SYSTEMS AND OTHER LIBRARIES. PROVIDE BOOKS, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, AND OTHER MATERIAL AND SERVICE RESOURCES THAT AN INDIVIDUAL CANNOT PROVIDE ADEQUATELY BY ITSELF.

REPRESENT DIAGNOSTICS and DEVICE MANUFACTURERS ON REGULATORY and LEGISLATIVE ISSUES.

TO ADVANCE THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY APPLICABLE TO THE EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES, AND SERVICES.

Filipinos are awarded 4-year scholarships covering tuition, living expenses, all school-related fees, books, and other costs. PCAFPD covered about 130 scholars this year and purchased laptops each scholar. All of our project-related expenses are scholars. Total costs of organization include scholar costs and fundraising costs.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO YOUNG WOMEN WITHOUT SUFFICIENT FINANCIAL RESOURCES SEEKING TO ENTER THE FIELD OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE AT THE ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY.

CENTRAL MARYLAND CHAPTER IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS. OUR CHAPTERS SERVE THE MILITARY, GOVERNMENT, INDUSTRY, AND ACADEMIA AS AN ETHICAL FORUM FOR ADVANCING PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND RELATIONSHIPS. ALL FUNDS FROM THESE EVENTS SUPPORT OUR EDUCATION BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS ENTERING THE ENGINEERING, COMPUTER SCIENCE, OR MATHEMATICAL FIELDS.

THE TECHNOLOGIES (NCAT) WAS FOUNDED AS A NON-PROFIT RESEARCH AND EDUCATION FOUNDATION TO PROVIDE A BRIDGE BETWEEN GOVERNMENT, INDUSTRY, AND ACADEMIA, AND TO ENCOURAGE COOPERATIVE EFFORTS ON TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT.

TO SHAPE THE FUTURE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY THROUGH DISCOVERY, UNDERSTANDING AND ACTION.

TO BE THE FOREMOST GLOBAL PROVIDER OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND REGULATORY INFORMATION AND EDUCATION FOR THE PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOPHARMACEUTICAL COMMUNITY.

IS AN ORGANIZATION THAT SERVES ITS MEMBERS BY PROVIDING A FORUM FOR THE ETHICAL EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION. IS DEDICATED TO INCREASING KNOWLEDGE THROUGH THE EXPLORATION OF ISSUES RELEVANT TO ITS MEMBERS IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, COMMUNICATIONS, AND ELECTRONICS FOR THE DEFENSE, HOMELAND SECURITY AND INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITIES, AND OTHER GOVERNMENT ENTITIES WITH COMPONENTS SUPPORTING THESE MISSIONS.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY AND OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES TO AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED

TO SERVE AS THE INDUSTRY LEADER IN CONVENING EXECUTIVES AND MULTI-STAKEHOLDER GROUPS TO IDENTIFY BEST PRACTICES THAT TRANSFORM HEALTHCARE THROUGH THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION. WORKING WITH ITS MEMBERSHIP, EHI CONDUCTS RESEARCH AND LEADS EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY EFFORTS THAT ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF HEALTHCARE STAKEHOLDERS, AND IN PARTICULAR THOSE OF PATIENTS.

THE MISSION THE IS TO ADVANCE SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT FOREST RESOURCES THROUGH SCIENCE, EDUCATION, AND TECHNOLOGY, PROMOTING PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE WHILE ENSURING THE CONTINUED HEALTH, INTEGRITY, AND USE FORESTS TO BENEFIT IN PERPETUITY.

Field Trips for students $3000 Family Engagement Activities $1359 Staff Enrichment Training $1695 Technology for Classrooms $2738 Teacher Appreciation $2837 Fifth Grade Promotion $771 Little Chicks for Kindergarten $665 Back to School Welcome $300 Spelling Bee $275

TO SUPPORT . COLLEGE BY HELPING TO PROVIDE AN ACCESSIBLE, QUALITY EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS IN THE SERVICE AREA OF THE COLLEGE, WHILE ALSO PROVIDING FACULTY GRANTS AND PURCHASING NEW EQUIPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY FOR CLASSROOM USE.

THE ACTIVATION COUNCIL), AS AN ANCHOR FOR THE KNOWLEDGE-BASED COMMUNITY , WILL PROVIDE THE LEADERSHIP AND VISION TO THE RICHMOND REGIONAL INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM WITH A WILLINGNESS TO INVENT, TAKE AND MANAGE RISKS, AND SHARE CREDIT FOR SUCCESS.

TO PROMOTE THE OPEN DEVELOPMENT, EVOLUTION, AND USE OF THE FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL PEOPLE THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

TO PROMOTE HIGHER IN THE SCIENCES, ENGINEERING, COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY THROUGH SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS TO DESERVING, FINANCIALLY CHALLENGED STUDENTS FROM MARYLAND HIGH SCHOOLS AND HIGHER INSTITUTIONS.

DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION OF A WEBSITE OFFERING A MULTI-MEDIA COURSEWARE LIBRARY ON INTERNET TO PUBLIC FOR FREE.

PROMOTING THE COMMON BUSINESS INTERESTS OF MEMBER ENGAGED IN/ASSOCIATED WITH THE MANUFACTURE, SALE, AND/OR DISTRIBUTION OF PRODUCTS.

THE ORGANIZATION EXISTS TO PROMOTE SCIENCE AND MATH EDUCATION AND TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT ALL THINGS . DONATIONS AND GRANTS ARE USED TO DISSEMINATE INFORMATION TO THE PUBLIC, PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, PRODUCE TEACHER WORKSHOPS TO OTHERWISE CONDUCT THE BUSINESS OF THE ORGANIZATION.

IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION CREATED TO RAISE FUNDS FOR . GIFTS FROM ALUMNI AND FRIENDS, CORPORATIONS, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDE RESOURCES THAT COLLEGE USES TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS, RECRUIT AND RETAIN OUTSTANDING STUDENTS AND PROFESSORS, PROVIDE THEM WITH STATE-OF--ART TECHNOLOGY AND FACILITIES, AND ENRICH CAMPUS LIFE THROUGH ATHLETIC AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES. TOP THREE AREAS OF FOCUS OF ARE TO PROVIDE UNRESTRICTED SUPPORT TO , INCREASE SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS, AND SUSTAIN ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA CORPS OF CADETS AND GRADUATE STUDENTS.

Aid for poor and needy children in , including funds for school cost, school books, school uniforms,school supplies, food, camp, clothing, medical, dental, emergency, and other needs to give each child every opportunity to perform at their best and to achieve the highest level education they can obtain, to break the cycle poverty through education. At present we provide monthly assistance for 94 children. We also provide housing, furnishings, computers, fans, etc to an additional 15 poor in 3 student houses who come to Danang from rural areas to study in a college or university. We also support medical and aid missions to poor villages and remote communities, all in .

THE FOUNDATION PUBLISHES PRAYER BOOKS IN PRINT AND PROVIDES PRAYER BOOKS VIA ITS INTERNET SITE; PROVIDES BOOKS, TAPES, VIDEOS, AND OTHER RESOURCES TO NEEDY CHRISTIANS.

DRIVING INNOVATION FOR THE , POWER, AND CONTROLS SECTOR BY SYNCHRONIZING MARKET INSIGHTS, TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION AND TALENT and START-UP DEVELOPMENT INTO A NEW INNOVATION ENGINE FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH.

Empower the blind and visually impaired students through computer assistive technology.

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT THE AUTOMOTIVE TEST TRACK AND CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES OF SCTAC BOARD OF DIRECTORS, WHICH DOES BUSINESS AS SOUTH CAROLINA TECHNOLOGY and AVIATION CENTER (SCTAC).

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