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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | HIGH PLAIN ELEMENTARY PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION INC High Plain Elementary PTO is a Parent Teacher Organization for a public elementary school serving 500+ students grades K-5 located in Andover, Massachusetts. The purpose of this organization is to promote the quality of education offered to the students, to enrich the education and social experiences of the school staff, students, and parents. to foster co-operation and mutual assistance between staff, parents and the local community, and to provide information and assistance as is necessary. | ANDOVER, MA | |
| 52 | Larry Gleason Memorial Fund To provide Scholarships to local students in Larry Gleasons name | Hornell, NY | |
| 53 | WYCA EASTERN US INC SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS | NEW ROCHELLE, NY | |
| 54 | KIWANIS CLUB OF GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP BLACKWOOD FOUNDATION INC THE KIWANIS CLUB HAS PROVIDED HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION AWARDS TO (4) STUDENTS AND PROVIDED LEADERSHIP TRAINING FOR THREE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND ALSO SENT A BOY AND A GIRL TO THE STATE CONVENTIONS THROUGH THE LOCAL AMERICAN LEGION POST | BLACKWOOD, NJ | |
| 55 | STEPH KENNEY CREATIVE ARTS SCHOLARSHIP PROVIDE WOMENS ATHELETIC SCHOLARSHIPS | NEEDHAM, MA | |
| 56 | DANIEL J GRIFFIN MEMORIAL FOUNDATIONINC TO FURTHER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS GRADUATING FROM SOUTH WINDSOR OR HOWELL CHENEY TECHNICAL SCHOOLS BY GIVING SCHOLARSHIPS. ALSO TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT HELP CHILDREN SUFFERING FROM CANCER. | SOUTH WINDSOR, CT | |
| 57 | CRAIG DEGISO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS | HINGHAM, MA | |
| 58 | STEPHEN J GERACE HOME and SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Educational benefit to students | Pequannock, NJ | |
| 59 | Kane Elementary School PTO Inc To enhance the school experience for the students and staff. To enrich student education with supplemental programs within the school curriculum. | Marlborough, MA | |
| 60 | ROTARY CLUB OF WEST ORANGE FUNDING LOCAL and ROTARY INTERNATIONAL BASED CHARITIES AND FUNDING OF COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS | LIVINGSTON, NJ | |
| 61 | OAK HILL HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB SUPPORT LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS | SABATTUS, ME | |
| 62 | PS110M PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND RESOURCES TO PS110M FOR THE BENEFIT AND GROWTH OF ALL STUDENTS. TO PROMOTE AND DEVELOP A COOPERATIVE WORKING RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTS AND SCHOOL STAFF. TO FOSTER AND ENCOURAGE PARENT AND TEACHER COMMUNICATION AND PARTNERSHIP AT ALL LEVELS. TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES AND TRAINING FOR PARENTS AND TEACHERS IN SCHOOL GOVERNANCE AND EDUCATIONAL DECISION MAKING. | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 63 | PROSPECT HILL ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL THE PROSPECT HILL ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL FOUNDATION WILL SOLICIT FUNDS FROM DIVERSE SOURCES IN AN HONEST AND ETHICAL MANNER WITH THE SOLE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO AID PROSPECT HILL ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL IN FULFILLING ITS MISSION TO PREPARE STUDENTS FOR SUCCESS IN COLLEGE, INSPIRE A LIFELONG LOVE OF LEARNING, AND FOSTER RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP. | CAMBRIDGE, MA | |
| 64 | IPSWICH MUSIC ART and DRAMA ASSOCIATION TO ADVOCATE FOR THE FINE ARTS AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF EDUCATION, ENHANCE PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES, AND HELP ENSURE THAT ALL STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO THE HIGHEST QUALITY ARTS EDUCATION. | IPSWICH, MA | |
| 65 | Warren County AMERICAN LEGION At the county level we coordinate meetings once a month and disseminate informational materials to 9 post throughout the county. We also engage area high school students to participate in our annual Oratorical and Boys State Programs. Lastly, we conduct a POW/MIA memorial event annually which is open to the public. | Glens Falls, NY | |
| 66 | SHARE THE PROJECT INC To promote social awareness of the homeless and disenfranchised among young students from elementary through high school. Activities include an annual Thanksgiving dinner for the Homeless; and monthly outreach programs of providing clothing, food. | Easton, CT | |
| 67 | LIEUTENANTS BENEVOLENT ASSOC THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH THECORPORATION WAS FORMED ARE AS FOLLOWS: 1. TO ESTABLISH A SCHOLARSHIPFUND FOR WORTHY STUDENTS; 2. TO AID, ENCOURAGE, STIMULATE, FOSTER ANDPROMOTE ARTISTIC, CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES THROUGH GRANTS,BEQUESTS, GIFTS OR OTHERWISE TO INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS, INSTITUTIONS ANDORGANIZATIONS; 3. TO ACCEPT, HOLD, INVEST, REINVEST AND ADMINISTER ANYGIFTS, BEQUESTS, DEVISES, BENEFITS OF TRUSTS (BUT NOT TO ACT ASTRUSTEE), AND PROPERTY OF ANY SORT WITHOUT LIMITATION AS TO AMOUNT ORVALUE AND TO USE, DISBURSE OR DONATE THE INCOME OR PRINCIPAL THEREOFEXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES; 4. TO RAISE FUNDS AND SOLICITDONATIONS FROM INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS, CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL ANDSCIENTIFIC ORGANIZATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS, AND OTHER INTERESTEDORGANIZATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS, AGENCIES, INSTITUTIONS, ASSOCIATIONS ANDCORPORATIONS AND TO ADMINISTER AND EXPEND SUCH FUNDS IN FURTHERANCE OFTHE CORPORATE GOALS AND PURPOS | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 68 | MORSE HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIPS AND ACADEMIC AWARDS | BATH, ME | |
| 69 | BRUNSWICK, ME | ||
| 70 | FREEPORT, ME | ||
| 71 | BOOTHBAY HARBOR, ME | ||
| 72 | PRESQUE ISLE, ME | ||
| 73 | LEWISTON, ME | ||
| 74 | North Anson, ME | ||
| 75 | PORTLAND, ME | ||
| 76 | BRIDGTON, ME | ||
| 77 | CAMDEN, ME | ||
| 78 | Portland, ME | ||
| 79 | Auburn, ME | ||
| 80 | PORTLAND, ME | ||
| 81 | ASHLAND, ME | ||
| 82 | North Attleboro, MA | ||
| 83 | newport, NH | ||
| 84 | PORTSMOUTH, NH | ||
| 85 | PLYMOUTH, NH | ||
| 86 | HANOVER, NH | ||
| 87 | Hanover, NH | ||
| 88 | MANCHESTER, NH | ||
| 89 | BETHLEHEM, NH | ||
| 90 | KINGSTON, NH | ||
| 91 | TILTON, NH | ||
| 92 | Wolfeboro, NH | ||
| 93 | DERRY, NH | ||
| 94 | Nashua, NH | ||
| 95 | NEW HAMPTON, NH | ||
| 96 | DUBLIN, NH | ||
| 97 | MANCHESTER, NH | ||
| 98 | CONCORD, NH | ||
| 99 | METHUEN, MA | ||
| 100 | DOVER, NH | ||
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