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1		NEW YORK, NY
2		Monroe Township, NJ
3		MONTCLAIR, NJ
4		MARGARETVILLE, NY
5		FAIRFIELD, CT
6		PLAINSBORO, NJ
7		BELMAR, NJ
8		SOMERSET, NJ
9		SPRING LAKE, MI
10		INDEPENDENCE, OH
11		MARIETTA, PA
12		CARNEGIE, PA
13		LAKE FOREST, IL
14		WILMETTE, IL
15		Wshngtn Ct Hs, OH
16		Cincinnati, OH
17		NEGLEY, OH
18		Naperville, IL
19		HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC
20		Greensburg, PA
21		HOUGHTON, MI
22		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
23		Milford, OH
24		GRAND RAPIDS, MN
25		PRIOR LAKE, MN
26		Westmont, IL
27		CHAPEL HILL, NC
28		RANSON, WV
29		SILVER SPRING, MD
30		SILVER SPRING, MD
31		Washington, DC
32		Falls Church, VA
33		WILMINGTON, NC
34		Oconomowoc, WI
35		HARTVILLE, OH
36		Washington, DC
37		Washington, DC
38		CARMEL, IN
39		SEVERN, NC
40		TEGA CAY, SC
41		EVANSVILLE, IN
42		HASTINGS, MI
43		Pine Ridge, SD
44		ASHEVILLE, NC
45		Petoskey, MI
46		ELIZABETHTOWN, NC
47		SAINT CLOUD, MN
48		PLYMOUTH, MN
49		BETHESDA, MD
50		BOWLING GREEN, KY

STARTING EARLY 2020, THEATER WAS UNABLE TO OPEN TO PUBLIC BECAUSE NEW YORK STATE AUTHORITIES REQUIRED ALL PUBLIC ASSEMBLY ACTIVITY TO REMAIN CLOSED DURING OF COVID PANDEMIC. FOUNDATION CONTINUED PRESENTING AND SUPPORTING ONLINE PRODUCTIONS OF NUMEROUS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS TAX EXEMPT PURPOSE. ALSO FOUNDATION PERFORMED REPAIRS AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS TO ITS FACILITIES IN ANTICIPATION OF FUTURE PUBLIC ATTENDANCE. BEGINNING IN LATE 2021, FOUNDATION BEGAN HIRING NEW STAFF, TRAINING THEM AND PREPARING FACILITIES TO AGAIN BEGIN OPENING TO PUBLIC IN 2022 AND PRESENT PRODUCTIONS OF NUMEROUS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS TAX EXEMPT PURPOSE.

collects contributions from its members and distributes the entire contribution for charitable purposes. Primary charity includes 2 types of activities. 1)Financial support to people for medical treatments who cannot afford their treatment expenses. 2) Financial support for students for higher education who cannot afford the education expenses. Educational help may be given to high school students or undergrad/grad students. Other charitable activities include to provide financial support to very low-income people for home construction, recover homes damaged due to Flood or similar calamities, financial support for low-income families who lost their income due to Covid-19 and assist them for covid related treatments.

FOR FISCAL 2021 THE CONTINUED ITS INCREASED SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT FOR THE STUDENTS OF THE , INCLUDING INCREASED SUPPORT OF ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS BY VIRTUE OF FUND RAISING EFFORTS IN HONOR OF ITS LONG-TENURED AND RETIRING PRESIDENT. ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT WAS ALSO RECEIVED IN SUPPORT OF STUDENTS WITH NEED BASED ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC BACKGROUND AT A TIME WHEN THE DEMAND FOR RESOURCES WAS AT A HIGH POINT.IN ADDITION, THE ALSO PROVIDED ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FOR RESEARCH SPECIFIC FUNDING FOR THE IN RESPONSE TO INITIATIVES DRIVEN BY THE GLOBAL PANDEMIC, WHILE ALSO RECEIVING SUPPORT FOR ITS RESEARCH WORK IN THE SCIENCES, FOR THE ENHANCEMENT AND CLARITY OF COMMUNICATIONS WITHIN MAJOR MEDIA SECTORS, AND FOR SUPPORT OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.

The oversees food pantries in Andes and Roxbury for persons in need food assistance. This outreach provides emergency food assistance to needy food insecure persons and families throughout the area. Funds were used to procure food and to provide oversight and operational expenses for three pantries that are run by volunteers. We also provide religious and devotional material for residents in our area nursing homes. We have also received a one-time grant in 2020 to facilitate assistance to people affected adversely by COvID 19 We used part that grant in 2021 to help transition the Roxbury Food Pantry into a new location when its former home in a church proved unsatisfactory. Another part that grant was used to help move a trailer home for a family who fix it up and make it their home.

RAISES MONEY FOR AIDS VACCINE RESEARCH AND BREAST CANCER RESEARCH THROUGH ITS BIKE RIDE RELATED EVENT FUNDRAISERS. THE MAJORITY OF CONTRIBUTIONS GO TO THE EMORY VACCINE CENTER AND THE UCLA FOUNDATION.

Provide shelter and care for animals, individuals, and renunciants. Support immigrant students and families with their settlement in the new country. Promote education and self-sustainment in the minority and underprivileged groups. Promote humanity and non-violence related material and activities. Provide direct aid to individual. Supports families affected by COVID-19

The primary purpose of the organization is to provide amemorial for those that passed due to Covid.

AIDING THE EDUCATION OF ORPHANED CHILDERN AFFECTED BBY THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

NO CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES WERE HELD IN 2020 DUE TO COVID-19. GRANTS WERE GIVEN IN LIEU OF ACTIVITIES.

THE IS A MULTI FACETED EVENT WHICH GIVES VOLUNTEERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME INVOLVED WITH AIDING FELLOW BROTHERS AND SISTERS WHO HAVE BEEN IMPACTED BY A NATURAL OR MANMADE .

WORKS WITH RURAL COMMUNITIES HAITI TO STRENGTHEN CULTURAL, SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASSETS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES PROVIDE MATERIAL RESOURCES,TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND COLLABORATED COORDINATION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS AND COMMUNITY-LED CRISIS RESPONSE. THIS INCLUDES: REBUILDING FOOD SOVREIGNITY THROUGH FARMER-TO-FARMER EDUCATION AND INNOVATION REGENERATIVE AGROECOLOGY AND VALUE CHAIN DEVELOPMENT; FARM-TO-SCHOOL CHILD NUTRITION; EARTH BLOCK SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION; ORPHANAGE OPERATIONS; SCHOOL ENERGY, TECHNOLOGY ACCESS AND OPERATIONS; AND COMMUNITY-LED COVID-19 AND EARTHQUAKE RELIEF.

MOBILIZE AND EQUIP RELIGIOUS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS TO RESPOND TO THE HIV/AIDS CRISIS, COVID-19 PANDEMIC AND POVERTY. WE ADDRESS POVERTY BY CARING FOR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS THROUGH THE PROVISIONS OF EDUCATION AND HEALTHCARE.

MISSION OF ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE QUALIFIED SCHOLARSHIPS TO INDIVIDUALS PURSUING DEGREES AT EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS DESCRIBED IN IRC SECTION 170(B)(1)(A)(II). IN ADDITION TO FOREGOING, SHALL HAVE AUTHORITY TO MAKE PAYMENTS AND EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENTS THAT CONSTITUTE QUALIFIED DISASTER RELIEF PAYMENTS AS THAT TERM IS DEFINED UNDER SECTION 139 OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE MEDS AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT RESIDENTS OF . A SPEECH CLINIC -CANCELLED DUE TO COVID -WILL RETURN NEXT YEAR

M25M delivers humanitarian aid and disaster relief supplies to those in need.

Conduct fund raising to help support the Middleton Township and EMS Service in our rural community. Due to the pandemic and the fact that we had just started our fund raising, all we provided was the insurance for the building that houses the trucks, $1,660.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES CULTURAL, SOCIAL, DISASTER RECOVERY, CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TO PEOPLE OF ORIGIN IN NORTH AMERICA AND INDIA.

FUNDING MEDICAL CAUSES, DISASTER RELIEF AND HUMANITARIAN RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS.

The of Parish is a charitable entity devoted to and exists for the purpose of providing advice, guidance, monetary and material assistance for the poor and needy. Direct service areas include but are not limited to: temporary housing, prescription drugs, food, gasoline clothing, rent, furniture, appliances, utility payments, home heating fuel, and disaster relief. Indirect services involve guidance and advice in areas of budgeting, permanent housing, food subsidies, utility payments, and counseling.

PROVIDE A CARING HOMELIKE ENVIRONMENT, WHERE TERMINALLY ILL RESIDENTS MAY LIVE FULLY DURING THEIR FINAL DAYS, FREE FROM PAIN AND SOCIAL ISOLATION.

PROVIDE MEETING SPACE, TANSPORTATION, MINISTRY, AND SPIRITUAL-BASED MEETINGS FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND OTHER ADDICTIONS

educate members and medical community; and connect families with Klippel Trenaunay Syndrome; encourage research and work with research community for patient involvement; maintain online information portal, provide COVID19 information for KT compromised population

COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT - . SUPPORTS RURAL MINNESOTA COMMUNITIES TO CULTIVATE RESOURCES - PEOPLE, PLACES, AND RELATIONSHIPS - THAT LEAD TO STRONG, REGENERATIVE FUTURES. DELIVERED VALUABLE LEADERSHIP TRAININGS TO 272 MINNESOTANS ACROSS 69 RURAL AND TRIBAL COMMUNITIES. THESE COMMUNITY LEADERS FURTHER DEVELOPED AND ENHANCED THEIR SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND RELATIONSHIPS THAT WILL SUSTAIN THEIR COMMUNITIES FOR THE COMMON GOOD. BUILDING ON 30-PLUS YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, THESE SIGNATURE TRAININGS SHIFTED ONLINE DUE TO THE PANDEMIC. ADDITIONAL WORKSHOPS EQUIPPED COMMUNITY LEADERS WITH STRATEGIES TO LEAD INCLUSIVE ONLINE MEETINGS AND WORK ACROSS DIFFERENCES DURING THE LONG STRETCHES OF ISOLATION CREATED BY THE PANDEMIC.

SUPPORT OF VISION AND HEARING PROGRAMS, NEEDY FAMILIES, LEADER DOG PROGRAMS, DISASTER RELIEF, BOY AND GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS, SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAMS

Our mission is to advocate and innovate sustainable solutions to issues and problems in developing countries and to promote universal humanitarianism education health women and children empowerment and human services. The year 2021 focused more on human services by sending relief goods and feeding programs to combat COVID-19.

AS A RESULT OF GLOBAL PANDEMIC CONTINUING IN 2021, WE HAD TO FORGO ANOTHER ANNUAL MEDICAL MISSION TRIP TO GUATEMALA. HOWEVER, IN LIEU OF NOT BEING ABLE TO PHYSICALLY GO THERE AND PERFORM SURGERIES TO CORRECT CONGENITAL DEFORMITIES FOR CHILDREN, SUCH AS CLEFT LIP AND PALATE, AS WE USUALLY DO PRO-BONO, WE MADE A LARGE MONETARY DONATION TO 501C(3) THAT OWNS CLINIC IN GUATEMALA, SHALOM . WE DONATED $46,439 WHICH COVERED ENTIRE COST OF 40 CHILDREN TO BE ABLE TO HAVE THESE CRITICAL SURGERIES, WHICH WERE PERFORMED BY GUATEMALAN SURGEONS.

DURING THIS REPORTING PERIOD THE ORGANIZATION MEETS NO LESS THAN QUARTERLY IN ORDER TO EDUCATE AND NETWORK PROFESSIONAL THEORIES -LIMITED DUE TO COVID-19, .

DUE TO THE 2020 COVID-19 PANDEMIC ALL EVENTS WERE VIRTUAL/ONLINE: $149 FOR 1 year ZOOM SUBSCRIPTION 5/28/21 - Istorya-DC Online (via Zoom) - Guest speaker, Prof. Ricardo Lim, "The Lim Family Stories in Washington, DC" 120 Attendees (worldwide). Event was also recorded and viewed widely on social media.

DISASTER TO COMMUNITIES IN NEED.

No WILMA-Supported programs justified charitable grants Fiscal year 2022, due to the Pandemic. However, a few grants paid tuition to Uganda Christian University REDSO.

The PTA serves a vital role in supporting the Longfellow Middle School (LMS) community tradition Excellence, that role has only become more important during this time: Impactful: The LMS PTA will invite key players such as the principal, school staff, other speakers to best help support LMS families with monthly talks. Community Building (online): The LMS PTA will support a feeling community school spirit even online. Provide Resources: As a family engagement association, the LMS PTA plays a unique role as a go-between with your school your community. In a crisis like the pandemic, that role becomes even more important.

THE HAS AN ANNUAL SHOW, THE COASTAL LIVING SHOW, AND ALL PROFITS GO TO STATE AND LOCAL BENEVOLENCES. IN 2020 AND 2021 THE SHOW COULD NOT BE HELD DUE TO THE COVID PANDEMIC.

We provide financial and spiritual aid to the underprivileged, including rent and utility assistance, food, clothing, household items so they can meet their financial obligations caused by unexpected circumstances. We served over 46 people and expect to provide financial support to families facing difficulties due to Covid19 and other unexpected problems.

PROVIDE ECONOMIC RELIEF TO THE POOR IN , STARK COUNTY, OH.

For more than a decade, (SYC) has provided life-changing experiences and opportunities for at-risk DC students, giving Black and Brown children access to rowing, swimming, yoga, tennis, tutoring, and inspiring experiences often not readily available to children from under-resourced families. Since March 2020, SYC has also served as the infrastructure hub for Ward 6 Mutual Aid, a partnership of more than three dozen organizations that came together to share resources and save lives after the COVID-19 pandemic struck the District.

promotes social and economic progress by bridging gaps between cultures and environments through fiduciary and intermediary support via trainings, education and technical assistance. It serves as a fiduciary for certain projects and organizations working consistently with the mission of including Mossier Social Action. has been operating a pre-accelerator/incubator for mission driven organizations in the Inland Empire since 2018. In 2019 the organization developed a series of programs, the Breakthrough Masterclasses. As Covid-19 hit in early 2020 pivoted and provided online masterclasses on Survival and Sustainability and Enduring Impact to 58 organizations and conducted 17 training webinars to over 500 organizations during the year.

ISHA -COVID RELIEF and SPIRITUAL PROGRAMMING

IS SOLELY FOCUSED SEEING THE LIVES OF PEOPLE IMPACTED THROUGH THE LIFE-CHANGING POWER OF JESUS CHRIST. MOM WILL SERVE IN THREE AREAS: PROJECTS, DISASTER RELIEF AND EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS.

CONTINUING EDUCATION COMMITTEE BRINGING AWARENESS TO THE DISEASE OF ADDICTION AND SPONSORING NUMBEROUS ADDICTED PEOPLE IN OUR SOCIETY DUE TO COVID AND THEIR DISEASE; PROVIDING FOOD, SHELTER, COUNSELING AND OTHER EXPENSES THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN NECESSARY FOR SURVIVAL.

DEDICATED TO CHRISTIAN MINISTRY, DISASTER RELIEF, AND TRAINING PEOPLE TO RESPOND IN TIMES OF CRISIS

Ran a contest at the local schools to have kids draw or write about a positive experience during Covid. Winners were given gift cards at each the various levels. A youth board of 4 high school aged advisors was put together to run the project each earning a $500 scholarship at the end.

FOSTER GRANDPARENTS PROGRAMimplementation of ongoing program to guide students to higher academic achievement Volunteers serve as role models were significantly impaired due to COVID19 Program terminated in 2022

COVID-19 INITIATIVETHE FOUNDATION GAVE OUT PPE SUPPLIES, INCLUDING MASKS, GLOVES, AND HAND SANITIZER TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND WORKED WITH CONSULTANTS TO CARRY OUT A RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN ITS LOCAL COMMUNITY.

To support from substance abuse within the .

TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO PERSONS AFFECTED BY NATURAL OR MAN MADE DISASTERS.

is a group of formerly and friends of the coming together to help educate empower encourage and enable each other. During Covid 19 we helped feed house in motels persons to protect them from the virus. Currently we have a temporary shelter facility housing 19 persons.

GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS TO COVER PAST DUE RENTS DUE TO COVID LAYOFFS

THE WAS ESTABLISHED IN RESPONSE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE MAIN PURPOSE OF THE IS TO SUPPORT A LARGE NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES WITH POTENTIAL FINANCIAL HARDSHIP.

BEGAN OPERATING IN MAY 2020. ALTHOUGH IT HAS BEEN A VERY INTERESTING YEAR AMIDST THE COVID PANDEMIC, THE ORGANIZATION HAS BEEN ABLE TO CARRY OUT THE VISION TO SERVE THOSE IN NEED. AS DEMONSTRATED BY OUR FINANCIALS, THE PANDEMIC HAD A NEGATIVE IMPACT ON THE STORE ECONOMICALLY and OPERATIVELY; YET WE WERE ABLE TO CONTINUE TO SERVE OUR COMMUNITY IN A TIME OF NEED. WE CONTINUE TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT BOTH OF THE SAINT VINCENT DEPAUL CONFERENCES (HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC CHURCH AND . JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH) FOOD PANTRIES. BOTH FOOD PANTRIES SAW AN INCREASE IN THE NEED OF FOOD AND THE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DURING 2021 AS DEMONSTRATED BY THEIR MONTHLY REPORTS. THE LACK OF EMPLOYMENT, SHUTDOWNS DUE TO COVID, TORNADO, AND THE HARDSHIPS FAMILIES FACED CONTRIBUTED TO THAT NEED. WE HOPE TO CONTINUE TO BE ABLE TO SUPPORT THEM AND THEIR MISSION TO FEED THOSE WHO ARE HUNGRY AND IN NEED. WE ALSO MADE A CONTRIBUTION TO THE BOWLING GREEN HOUSING AUTHORITY TO SUPPORT THE TORNADO RELIEF

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