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1		ROCHELLE, IL
2		NILES, IL
3		Waukegan, IL
4		Evanston, IL
5		Chicago, IL
6		Chicago, IL
7		LA GRANGE PK, IL
8		CHICAGO, IL
9		CHICAGO, IL
10		DES PLAINES, IL
11		FREEPORT, IL
12		CHICAGO, IL
13		EAST PEORIA, IL
14		CHICAGO, IL
15		DOWNERS GROVE, IL
16		STERLING, IL
17		HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL
18		MORTON GROVE, IL
19		ROCKFORD, IL
20		Palatine, IL
21		Glenview, IL
22		River Forest, IL
23		CHICAGO, IL
24		CHICAGO, IL
25		PEKIN, IL
26		La Grange, IL
27		BARRINGTON, IL
28		ANTIOCH, IL
29		CHICAGO, IL
30		Chicago, IL
31		BLOOMINGDALE, IL
32		Chicago, IL
33		CHICAGO, IL
34		Skokie, IL
35		Freeport, IL
36		LINCOLNSHIRE, IL
37		Chicago, IL
38		ROCKFORD, IL
39		DUNDEE, IL
40		CANTON, IL
41		CHAMPAIGN, IL
42		GREENVILLE, IL
43		Quincy, IL
44		GLEN CARBON, IL
45		VANDALIA, IL
46		PARIS, IL
47		CARROLLTON, IL
48		WEST CHICAGO, IL
49		GODFREY, IL
50		WHEATON, IL

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS SUPPORTING THE ARTS, EDUCATION, HEALTH AND

GENERAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO INDIGENT YOUTHS

PROVIDE UNDERPRIVILEGED MOTHERS AND CHILDREN WITH GENTLY USED CLOTHING, BOOKS AND OTHER ESSENTIALS FREE OF CHARGE.

U.S. was established after 1997 death of Sir Georg . Its mission is to assist talented young American musicians at start of their professional careers. It has made annual grants to awardees since 2003.

To support and enhance undergraduate and graduate education in by soliciting donations for purpose making grants to universities and related organizations in .

Assist Jewish Immigrants from and their families

SUPPORT LA GRANGE PUBLIC LIBRARY

PROVIDING ASSISTANCE WITH BURIALS, GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

GRANTS WERE AWARDED TO MORE THAN 75 EDUCATIONAL and PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS EXHIBITIONS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS and SYMPOSIA, FELLOWSHIPS and PUBLICATIONS.

Part III Line 1: Primary exempt purpose (mission statement). mission is to stimulate interest in , promote literacy, lifelong learning and love reading for all residents , IL. It is also to support activities DPPL designed to develop new services or facilities, to provide ancillary financial support for projects deemed desirable by DPPL board and FDPPL not normally available thru lib conventional budget provisions. Programs benefit city DP community. Programs are for young children to seniors and include reading, lectures, music and arts.

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT THE DISTRICT #145. FUNDING GRANTS TO THE VARIOUS SCHOOLS AND THEIR ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE DISTRICT #145.

TO PROMOTE THE PROFESSION OF HYGIENE THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS, RESEARCH AND COMMUNITY SERVICE GRANTS THAT ARE OFFERED TO LICENSED HYGIENISTS AND HYGIENE STUDENTS.

SPORT GRANTS TO UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN

THE INDO AMERICAN (IAC) ADDRESSES THE NEEDS OF SOUTH-ASIANS IMMIGRANTS AS WELL AS PEOPLE FROM MORE THAN 30 NATIONS THE WORLD OVER. IAC PROVIDES SERVICES THAT FACILITATE THEIR ADJUSTMENT, INTEGRATION, AND FRIENDSHIP WITH THE WIDER SOCIETY, NURTURE THER SENSE OF COMMUNITY, AND FOSTER APPRECIATION FOR THE DIVERSITY OF CULTURE AND HERITAGE.

TO PROMOTE THE VALUES OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS AT ALL LEVELS, EDUCATION FOR THE RENEWAL OF CATHOLIC/CHRISTIAN VALUES THROUGH BOOKS AND CATHOLIC PRODUCTS.

PROMOTE AND GENERATE DEVELOPMENT IN THE GREATER , ILLINOIS AREA TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE AREA. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH ACQUISITION AND DEVELOPMENT OF COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES AND PROVIDING GRANTS FOR PROJECTS CONSISTENT WITH OUR EXEMPT FUNCTION.

THE PROVIDES MEDICAL GRANTS AND EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO BELVIDERE CUSD STUDENTS AND GRANTS TO EDUCATORS

Provide assistance to the community, individuals, youth groups and disadvantaged citizens through, scholarships, grants and hands-on service projects. This is accomplished through fundraising programs which provide needed revenues to support our operations.

CharitableGrants and Program Expenditures are divided into three areas service: Community / Vocational / International

PTO plans and executes fundraising activities for the approximately 400 students and 70 faculty members of Elementary , located at 1250 Ashland Ave, River Forest IL 60305, throughout the year. These activities typically include a dance, restaurant percentage nights, spirit wear sales, science, scholastic, and athletic clubs, and an optional weekly hot lunch. The profit from these fundraisers is used solely for the benefit of students and faculty at Elementary . The proceeds are spent on field trips, grants for facility improvements, financial assistance for needy students, student enrichment assemblies, language instruction program, art appreciation program, PTO-hosted community gatherings, and teacher appreciation meals.

THE ORGANIZATION RAISES FUNDS TO AWARD GRANTS IN SUPPORT OF CHICAGO AND ILLINOIS METROPOLITAN HIV/AIDS SERVICE AGENCIES THAT PROVIDE DIRECT SERVICE, PREVENTATIVE EDUCATION AND OUTREACH TO PEOPLE WHO ARE HIV POSITIVE, LIVING WITH AIDS OR AT RISK FOR INFECTION.

THE PURPOSE OF THE ENTITY IS TO MAKE GRANTS AND GIFTS TO ORGANIZATIONS EXEMPT FROM TAX UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED.

GRANTS GIVEN TO PAY COSTS FOR TECHINICAL AND SKILLED COMPETITIONS

GRANTS TO 501 C 3 CHARITIES

SOLE CHARITABLE ACTIVITY OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS MAKING OF CONTRIBUTIONS GRANTS TO QUALIFIED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS ENGAGING IN OTHER ACTIVITIES WHICH ARE EXCLUSIVELY IN FURTHERANCE OF THESE PURPOSES WITHIN MEANING OF SECTION 501 (C)(3) OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED.

No directly attributable expense incurred in connection with grants made to other 501c3 organizations listed in Part XV hereof.

SUPPORT RESEARCH TO INVESTIGATE PHARMACEUTICAL PRICING PRACTICES.DEVELOP TOOLS AND PRACTICES THAT WILL HELP PHARMACISTS MEET NEEDS OF THEIR PATIENTS. DEVELOP PUBLIC EDUCATION TOOLS THAT WILL HELP PATIENTS BECOME AWARE OF, UNDERSTAND, AND USE SERVICES THAT ARE OFFERED BY PHARMACIST. ESTABLISH A LIBRARY RELEVANT TO NEEDS OF PHARMACISTS.

To provide academic scholarships, grants, and other forms financial aid to students for higher education.

TO ASSIST IN FINDING A CURE FOR IN CHILDREN; TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC AND PEDIATRICIANS CONCERNING THE ABOVE CANCERS AND CONCERNING THE NEED FOR INCREASING FUNDING FOR THE DETECTION, TREATMENT AND ULTIMATE CURE OF THESE CANCERS; TO PROVIDE GRANTS FOR SUPPORT OF RESEARCH STUDIES.

ASSIST THE ELDERLY ASSYRIAN IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES FROM MIDDLE EASTERN WAR TORN COUNTRIES.

TO PROVIDE PUBLIC EDUCATION, PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION, PATIENT SERVICES, AND RESEARCH GRANTS RELATING TO DISEASE IN .

No direct charitable activity.Activities were limited to making grants.

Educational grants to individuals.

THE PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE GRANTS TO MANY WORTHWHILE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE GREATER ASPEN COMMUNITY.

Provide for the promotion and study of the arts and technolgies pertaining to the printed book and related textual objects such as artists books, broadsides, ephemera, manuscriptss, maps and pamphlets.

TRUSTEES OF IDA PUBLIC LIBRARY

THE IS A TYPE III SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION WHICH SUPPORTS THE HARRY L. PETRIE PUBLIC LIBRARY, AN EXEMPT GOVERNMENT ENTITY.

GRANTS TO NONPROFIT ORIGANIZATIONS

THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO ALLOCATE GOVERNMENT GRANTS TO QUALIFIED CHILD CARE PROVIDERS THE CHILD and ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM. INSTRUCT PROVIDERS ON HOW TO MEET THE USDA STANDARDS FEEDING IN THEIR CARE, REVIEWING THEIR COMPLIANCE WITH THE STANDARDS, KEEPING UP TO DATE WITH THE USDA CACFP REGULATIONS. CHECKING THEIR CLAIMS COMPLIANCE AND ENSURING THEY ARE REIMBURSED CORRECTLY AND TIMELY.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR QUALITY LOCAL PUBLIC EDUCATION THROUGH AWARDING TEACHER GRANTS, COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS, AND SUPPORTING CHARACTER EDUCATION PROGRAMS

To raise funds for

TO PROMOTE AND SPONSOR PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES AND PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO ENCOURAGE FIRE TRAINING AND SAFETY.

ALL GRANTS TO FOUNDATION - A CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

GRANTS TO ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY, ST. LOUIS, MO FOR USE AS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR NEEDY STUDENTS.

GRANTS TO LOCAL CHURCHES

THE SOLE PURPOSE OF THE FOOD IS TO PROVIDE FOOD BASIC NEEDS ITEMS TO INDIGENT RESIDENTS OF WHO ARE ON A VERY LIMITED INCOME /OR ARE FACING A FINANCIAL CRISIS. WE ASSIST THOSE INDIVIDUALS SO THAT THEY CAN SUCCESSFULLY WORK TOWARD SELF-SUFFICIENCY. THE CENTER PROVIDES SENIORS WITH VARIOUS MEDICAL SUPPLIES ON AN AS-NEEDED BASIS HAS A LENDING LIBRARY FOR BOOKS ON TAPE, MOVIES, DVDS, OTHER INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS. THE CENTER ALSO PROVIDES SPECIALISTS TO ASSIST WITH THE NEEDS OF SENIRS.

GRANTS TO ST. AMBROSE CHURCH, ST. AMBROSE SCHOOL,ST. AMBROSE VINCENT DE PAUL, ST. AMBROSE MISC

TO PROVIDE MONETARY RELIEF AND OTHER ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WHO HAVE HEALTHCARE, SHELTER, NUTRITION, EDUCATION, AND OTHER SIMILAR NEEDS, AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO OTHER EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE ASSISTANCE FOR SUCH FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS.

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