Showing top 200 of 253 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF TO ENRICH, CONNECT, AND CELEBRATE A VIBRANT JEWISH COMMUNITY. | OWINGS MILLS, MD | |
| 102 | Chevra Ahavas Chesed Inc Assistance in religious burials | Ellicott City, MD | |
| 103 | BEN AND ESTHER ROSENBLOOM HILLEL CENTER ENHANCE THE LIVES OF JEWISH STUDENTS AS THAT THEY MAY ENRICH THE JEWISH PEOPLE AND THE WORLD. HILLEL ACTIVELY SEEKS TO ENGAGE JEWISH STUDENTS ON THEIR OWN TERMS, TO PROVIDE THEM WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN JEWISH LIFE. | COLLEGE PARK, MD | |
| 104 | BALTIMORE YEARLY MEETING OF THE PROMOTE RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, AND EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS AND CONSTITUENTS. | SANDY SPRING, MD | |
| 105 | CHARLES E SMITH JEWISH DAY SCHOOL OF SEE PART III, LINE 4A. | ROCKVILLE, MD | |
| 106 | FAITH CONNECTIONS INC Provides emergency assistance to families in crisis | Damascus, MD | |
| 107 | Lutherville Timonium Recreation Council To provide public recreation programs without regard to race, sex, creed, religion, age or national origin, activities held reduce vandalism, community deterioration, breakdown prejudice and discrimination and lessen neighborhood tensions. | Lutherville, MD | |
| 108 | INTERFAITH WORKS SEE PART III, LINE 1. | ROCKVILLE, MD | |
| 109 | CANTORS ASSEMBLY FOUNDATION INC TO PRESERVE, ENHANCE AND ENLARGE THE ANCIENT HERITAGE WHICH IS JEWISH LITURGICAL MUSIC. | OWINGS MILLS, MD | |
| 110 | Catholic Volunteer Network Promote domestic and international faith-based service to people of all backgrounds, ages and skills. | Bethesda, MD | |
| 111 | YESHIVA OF GREATER WASHINGTON INC TORAH-OBSERVANT COMMUNITY SCHOOL FOR JEWISH CHILDREN, PROVIDING EXCELLENCE IN JUDAIC and GENERAL STUDIES. | SILVER SPRING, MD | |
| 112 | THE ERUV OF BALTIMORE INC RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE | BALTIMORE, MD | |
| 113 | THE DUPKIN JEWISH CHARITY AND WELFARE TO CARRY OUT THE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND RELIGIOUS PURPOSES OF THE ASSOCIATED. | BALTIMORE, MD | |
| 114 | HOFFBERGER FAMILY FUND INC TO CARRY OUT THE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND RELIGIOUS PURPOSES OF THE ASSOCIATED. | BALTIMORE, MD | |
| 115 | Association of Notre Dame Clubs Inc - To operate exclusively for religious, charitable, scientific, literary or educational purposes within the meaning of Internal Revenue Code section 501(c)(3) by:a. Promoting the interests and welfare of the University of Notre Dame;b. Fostering and continuing the moral, spiritual and intellectual ideals taught and inspired by the University;c. Supporting the University administration in carrying out its educational policies and programs of service for the establishment and maintenance of the University as a leader among American and Catholic Universities;d. Assisting in securing financial support for the needs of the University;e. Lending support to projects and activities of students of the University, including assisting the educational opportunities of these students through sponsorship and support of University scholarship programs, and;f. Developing alumni fellowship and community through the establishment and maintenance of local and regional Notre Dame clubs. | Ellicott City, MD | |
| 116 | ROTARY CLUB OF HAGERSTOWN TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. | HAGERSTOWN, MD | |
| 117 | THE ARABIC CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP INC ASSIST AND SUPPORT FOR OVERSEAS CHURCHES AND OTHER CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES THROUGH BENEVOLENCE DISTRIBUTION FOR NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS AND FOR CHRISTIAN RELIGION MINISTRIES. THE MAJORITY OF OUR SUPPORT OUSIDE THE USA IS TO PUSSPORT THE EVENAGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES OF THE SYNOD OF THE NILE IN EGYPT AND THE MIDDLE EAST. ASSIST AND SUPPORT THE POOR AND NEEDY FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS IN THE USA. BENEVOLENCE DISTRIBUTIONS ARE BASED ON NEED TO THOSE WHO ARE NOT ABLE TO COVER BASIC LIVING EXPENSES. THE FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS ARE MADE KNOWN TO US THROUGH CHURCHES PASTORS WITH WHICH WE HAVE ONGOING RELATIONSHIPS. | PARKVILLE, MD | |
| 118 | PEARLSTONE FAMILY FUND INC TO CARRY OUT THE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND RELIGIOUS PURPOSES OF THE ASSOCIATED. | BALTIMORE, MD | |
| 119 | BETHESDA, MD | ||
| 120 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 121 | Bethesda, MD | ||
| 122 | Hampstead, MD | ||
| 123 | ACCOKEEK, MD | ||
| 124 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 125 | FREDERICK, MD | ||
| 126 | Potomac, MD | ||
| 127 | SILVER SPRING, MD | ||
| 128 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 129 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 130 | ROCKVILLE, MD | ||
| 131 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 132 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 133 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 134 | RANDALLSTOWN, MD | ||
| 135 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 136 | Baltimore, MD | ||
| 137 | CUMBERLAND, MD | ||
| 138 | HAGERSTOWN, MD | ||
| 139 | FREDERICK, MD | ||
| 140 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 141 | OWINGS MILLS, MD | ||
| 142 | OWINGS MILLS, MD | ||
| 143 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 144 | ELLICOTT CITY, MD | ||
| 145 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 146 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 147 | BALTIMORE, MD | ||
| 148 | Silver Spring, MD | ||
| 149 | BATLIMORE, MD | ||
| 150 | OWINGS MILLS, MD | ||
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