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51		Davidsonville, MD
52		LAUREL, MD
53		BALTIMORE, MD
54		BALTIMORE, MD
55		POTOMAC, MD
56		BETHESDA, MD
57		Baltimore, MD
58		ELKRIDGE, MD
59		OLNEY, MD
60		COCKEYSVILLE, MD
61		GRANTSVILLE, MD
62		BALTIMORE, MD
63		GLEN BURNIE, MD
64		SALISBURY, MD
65		DENTON, MD
66		OWINGS MILLS, MD
67		BALTIMORE, MD
68		BALTIMORE, MD
69		OLNEY, MD
70		BEL AIR, MD
71		BALTIMORE, MD
72		TIMONIUM, MD
73		FREDERICK, MD
74		COLLEGE PARK, MD
75		BALTIMORE, MD
76		ELLICOTT CITY, MD
77		ROCKVILLE, MD
78		Rockville, MD
79		OWINGS, MD
80		SILVER SPRING, MD
81		ACCOKEEK, MD
82		BALTIMORE, MD
83		TOWSON, MD
84		Baltimore, MD
85		LUTHERVILLE, MD
86		FREDERICK, MD
87		MILLERSVILLE, MD
88		OWINGS MILLS, MD
89		FREDERICK, MD
90		ABINGDON, MD
91		BALTIMORE, MD
92		ANNAPOLIS, MD
93		RISING SUN, MD
94		BALTIMORE, MD
95		BALTIMORE, MD
96		EASTON, MD
97		EASTON, MD
98		OXON HILL, MD
99		ROCKVILLE, MD
100		TOWSON, MD

Educational grants-high school students

TO ENSURE PROPER ALLOTMENT AND SHARE OF GRANTS TO THE LAUREL, MD COMMUNITY

MBB seeks to bridge literacy gap through increased access to quality age-appropriate books in homes, classrooms and community settings. We do so by equipping those we serve with power to choose age-appropriate books to build their own libraries.

THE WAS CREATED TO CARRY OUT THE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS PURPOSES OF THE ASSOCIATED: JEWISH COMMUNITY FEDERATION OF BALTIMORE, . (THE ASSOCIATED). THE MAKES GRANTS TO PUBLIC CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN FURTHERANCE OF THE MISSION OF THE ASSOCIATED.

Own Your History programs: further development of an innovative transformative U.S. history social studies class and after-school programs for grades 7-12: further development of school modules with a part-time non-employee team of two retired master teachers and a U.S. history grad students; developing versions for remote learning; planning remote professional development with San Bernardino City Unified School District for 50 teachers; further development of 9 online multimedia anthologies for remote ; further development of two 5-lesson handbooks for after-school programs; planning joint after-school program for Chattanooga TN middle school and Boys and Girls Club 18 students 3 leaders; development of social media outreach

CREATING A WORLD WHERE EVERYONE CAN FIND THEMSELVES ON THE PAGES OF A BOOK.

Our mission is to provide solutions to improve educational systems. We run an early literacy improvement network supporting teachers with training instructional design and measurement. We provide at-home learning materials to families and materials to support nightly bedtime routines for children ages 0-5 in low income homes.

provides grants to various institutions.

PROVIDING GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

CONDUCTS FRATERNAL ACTIVITIES FOR LODGE MEMBERS AND MAKES GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE AND MASONIC ORGANIZATIONS.

PROMOTE VETERAN AFFAIRS AND LOCAL COMMUNITY SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS

PROVISION OF GRANTS TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO PRESERVE HISTORIC PROPERTIES IN

Maintenance of Building

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.

TO AWARD GRANTS TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT BENEFIT LOCAL COMMUNITY.

EDUCATES TALENTED AND BRIGHT STUDENTS WITH DYSLEXIA OR OTHER RELATED LANGUAGE-BASED LEARNING DIFFERENCES BY ADDRESSING BOTH THEIR INTELLECTUAL STRENGTHS AND THEIR LEARNING NEEDS. UTILIZES CREATIVE, MULTISENSORY, AND RESEARCH-BASED PROGRAMS AND TECHNIQUES TO DEVELOP READING, WRITING, SPELLING, MATH AND ORGANIZATIONS SKILLS; PROMOTE A LOVE OF LEARNING; AND PREPARE STUDENTS FOR INTELLECTUAL AND SOCIAL CHALLENGES OF COLLEGE AND LIFE.

PROVIDES CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS TO OTHER TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS WHO ARE INVOLVED IN DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES - SEE LIST OF RECIPIENTS

PROVIDES PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR STAFF.

PROVIDE ONE TIME GRANTS TO CLIENTS FOR HOUSING OR UTILITY PAYMENTS TO PREVENT EVICTION.PROVIDE ONE TIME GRANTS FOR PRESCRITIONS/MEDICAL BILLS TO CLIENTS UNTIL THEY RECOVER OR CAN APPLY FOR LONG TERM ASSISTANCE.PROVIDE NON PERISHABLE OR PERISHABLE FOOD TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER

TO EDUCATE AND PROMOTE INTEREST IN /FANTASY READING, WRITING, ART AND MEDIA THROUGH ACTIVITIES WHICH LEAD TO EXPOSURE AND INVOLVEMENT WITH /FANTASY, ESPECIALLY IN THE AREA OF READING AND WRITING OF THE SAME.

PURPOSE IS TO CREATE AND SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES IN THE THAT INSPIRE ALL MARYLANDERS TO EMBRACE LIFELONG LEARNING, EXCHANGE IDEAS OPENLY, AND ENRICH THEIR COMMUNITIES. TO DO THIS IT DEVELOPS AND MANAGES SUCH BASED PROGRAMS AS HISTORY DAY, ONE ONE BOOK AND MUSEUM ON MAIN STREET, AND IT ALSO PROVIDES GRANTS TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

To provide scholarship grants to needy students Irish ancestry.

ORGANIZATION IS A NON-PROFIT EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING EXISTING AND DEVELOPING ORGANIZATIONS BY PROVIDING VARIOUS GRANTS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND ADVOCACY, IN PROMOTION OF LOCAL , ARTISTS, AND ART GROUPS IN COUNTY, MARYLAND.

PROVIDES GRANTS TO SYSTEM ASSOCIATIONS; AND 2) SCHOLARSHIPS TO SYSTEM STUDENTS.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS WITH UNMET HEALTHCARE NEEDS NOT PAID FOR BY OTHER RESOURCES.

To serve community by supporting programs System to serve educational information and service needs citizens .

BHT supports start up and small LGBTQ+ health, cultural and advocacy organizations in the Washington DC and Baltimore MD regions via an annual grants program.

TO STRENGTHEN, PROMOTE, AND CHAMPION PUBLIC LIBRARIES (MCPL), FOR IT TO BETTER SERVE INTERESTS AND NEEDS DIVERSE AND CHANGING COMMUNITIES .

ALL PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF DONATED CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ARE DONATED TO NON PROFIT COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE FORM OF MONETARY GRANTS.

AS A CHARITABLE ACTIVITY, BENEFICIARIES (INDIVIDUAL INSTITUTION) VISIT THIS OFFICE TO USE THE LIBRARY FOR REFERENCE MATERIALS ON THE SUBJECT OF . APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF VISITS = 100.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES PROVIDE RELIGIOUS SERVICES BY SPREADING THE WORD OF BUDDHISM

Educational programs and grants to students and universities

CHARITABLE FUNDS RAISED ARE USED TO PROVIDE THROUGH GRANTS TO BALTIMORE COUNTY OFFICERS THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE EXPERIENCING SEVERE FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES BECAUSE OF EXTRAORDINARY NEEDS, FAMILY CRISES, OR PERSONAL EMERGENCIES.

Contributions or Grants Paid to Organizations Listed in Part XV Line 3

travel grants research or scientific meetings

GENEROUS DONORS CREATE POSITIVE IMPACT IN LIVES COUNTY CITIZENS THROUGH GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS. IN FY2021, GRANTS TOTALING $5,717,761 BENEFITED 259 NONPROFITS SERVING , SUPPORTING THEIR CRITICAL PROGRAMS AND PROVIDING SERVICES TO THOUSANDS RESIDENTS. SCHOLARSHIPS FOR POST-SECONDARY STUDY (INCLUDING CAREER TRAINING) TOTALING $1,973,679 WERE AWARDED TO 334 STUDENTS. AS A RESULT, WELL-BEING, GROWTH, AND SUCCESS COUNTY CIITZENS AND OUR -AT-LARGE WERE IMPROVED, AND MEMBERS WERE MOTIVATED TO PARTICIPATE IN INITIATIVES.

PUBLIC AWARENESS SUPPORT HANDICAPPED.

THE FOUNDATION AWARDS GRANTS CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS. (SEE LIST ATTACHED)

IS AN INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PROVIDING SCHOOL , IN FREDERICK COUNTY, FOR ALL WHO SEEK IT. TO ACCOMPLISH THIS, THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES TUITION ASSISTANCE AND TUITION CREDITS THROUGH BLOCK GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE SCHOOLS AND DESERVING STUDENTS.

PETS IN CLASSROOM IS AN EDUCATIONAL GRANT PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO TEACHERS TO PURCHASE AND MAINTAIN SMALL ANIMALS IN CLASSROOM. THIS GIVES CHILDREN AN OPPORTUNITY TO INTERACT WITH PETS, WHICH IS AN EXPERIENCE THAT CAN HELP SHAPE THEIR LIVES FOR YEARS TO COME. MORE THAN 4,100 GRANTS TO TEACHERS WERE GRANTED DURING 2019.

GRANTS ARE GIVEN TO SISTER SCHOOLS TO HELP FURTHER THE QUALITY EDUCATION.

The supports the programs and activities of the MD Association of Forest Conservancy District and of the 24 county . We act as fiduciary agent and fundraising manager for their programs. We also administer statewide tree planting initiatives on private land using state grants.

TO FOCUS PUBLIC ATTENTION ON LIBRARIES; TO STIMULATE USE RESOURCES AND SERVICES; TO RECEIVE AND ENCOURAGE GIFTS, ENDOWMENTS AND BEQUESTS TO LIBRARIES AND TO SUPPORT IN DEVELOPING SERVICES AND FACILITIES FOR COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO PERSONS OF LOW MODERATE INCOME TO MAKE GRANTS TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AGENCIES THAT ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF CHILDREN, THE ELDERLY THE COMMUNITY.

MAKING GRANTS TO QUALIFIED EXEMPT CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT THROUGH CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS THROUGHOUT THE EASTERN SHORE OF MARYLAND.

THE PROVIDES GRANTS TO - RECIPIENTS.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE TO PROMISING STUDENTS WITH FINANCIAL NEED AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND PROGRAMS TO WORTHY AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE DMV REGION.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING FROM DISEASE AND REQUIRING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

MAKES GRANTS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

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