Showing 131 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | UNITED CENTER COMMUNITY ECONOMIC The United Center Community Economic Development Fund (Fund) fosters community redevelopment in the economically depressed near West Side of Chicago neighborhood. The Fund provides loans and, in some cases, loan guarantees, to organizations that will create jobs for residents of the community.In providing loans and loan guarantees to businesses in the community which could otherwise not obtain financing to expand or relocate to create jobs in the community, the Fund is relieving poverty and combating community deterioration.In addition to the above activities, the Fund may at times make annual donations to the Near West Side Economic Development Organization, which is qualified IRC 501(c)(3) organization. | CHICAGO, IL | |
| 52 | THE TURANO FOUNDATION DONATIONS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS. | BERWYN, IL | |
| 53 | MT MORRIS COMMUNITY LIBRARY FOUNDATION Provide financial support for the Mt Morris Public Library by collecting donations for its benefit. | Mount Morris, IL | |
| 54 | PLAINFIELD LIONS CHARITIES INC THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED IN JANUARY 1997 TO SERVE NEEDY INDIVIDUALS IN THE COMMUNITY WITH EMPHASIS TOWARD SIGHT AND HEARING IMPAIRED. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY SUPPLYING NEEDED EQUIPMENT TO THE LOCAL SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES AND SPONSORING INDIVIDUALS TO THE LIONS CAMP FOR SIGHT AND HEARING IMPAIRED. HOLIDAY FOOD BASKETS ARE ALSO PROVIDED FOR THE NEEDY AND FUNDS ARE PROVIDED TO OTHER LOCAL CHARITIES THAT ASSIST THOSE IN NEED. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE PROVIDED TO DESERVING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, SPAGHETTI DINNER IS PROVIDED FOR THE ELDERLY, AND SIGHT AND HEARING COSTS ARE PAID BY THE ORGANIZATION FOR THOSE IN NEED. PROJECTS THAT SUPPORT THE VILLAGE OF PLAINFIELD RESIDENTS ARE ALSO INCLUDED IN THE LIST OF DONATIONS. | PLAINFIELD, IL | |
| 55 | THE LEONARD FOUNDATION FOR JEWISH DONATIONS TO CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS ENGAGED IN EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES AND PUBLICATIONS OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL | CHICAGO, IL | |
| 56 | Barrington Area Community Foundation DONATIONS TO COMMUNITY BASED 501(C)3 ORGANIZATIONS | BARRINGTON, IL | |
| 57 | ILLINOIS PARK AND RECREATION FOUNDATION THE FOUNDATION WAS FORMED TO PROVIDE SUPPORT, FUNDING, AND IN-KIND DONATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING AND RESEARCH THAT WILL BENEFIT THE CITIZENS OF ILLINOIS AND IPRA. | LAGRANGE, IL | |
| 58 | OETTINGER FOUNDATION Donations to other charities | CHICAGO, IL | |
| 59 | ROTARY DISTRICT 6440 CHARITABLE TO ACCEPT DONATIONS TO FUND CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES DEVELOPED AND SPONSORED BY ROTARY DISTRICT 6440, THE INDIVIDUAL ROTARY CLUBS IN ROTARY DISTRICT 6440, AND THE ROTARY FOUNDATION OF ROTARY INTERNATIONAL. | DEERFIELD, IL | |
| 60 | UNITED WAY OF LEE COUNTY INC SOLICITATING PUBLIC DONATIONS TO ASSIST WITH FUNDING OTHER CHARITABLE AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS | DIXON, IL | |
| 61 | BOOSTER CLUB OF HINSDALE TOWNSHIP-CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE HIGH SCHOOL AND CLUBS; SELL CONCESSIONS TO RAISE FUNDS IN ADDITION TO RECEIVING DONATIONS. | HINSDALE, IL | |
| 62 | LIONS INTERNATIONAL KIRKLAND LIONS THE KIRKLAND LIONS CLUB RAISES FUNDS TO DONATE TO VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS. DONATIONS WERE MADE TO HELP THE HEARING AND SIGHT IMPAIRED AS WELL AS GENERAL WELLNESS TO THE COMMUNITY AND ITS RESIDENTS. | KIRKLAND, IL | |
| 63 | THORNTON PERPETUAL CHARITABLE TRUST MAKE DONATIONS TO VAROUS RELIGIOUS SCIENTIFIC, MEDICAL, AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS | CHICAGO, IL | |
| 64 | Jean and Alfred Weil - JCS Trust Making cash donations to exempt organizations | Chicago, IL | |
| 65 | EDWARDSVILLE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, DONATIONS TO OTHER CHARITIES, AND PROJECTS TO ENHANCE THE COMMUNITY | EDWARDSVILLE, IL | |
| 66 | Crawford County Farm Bureau The Farm Bureau is organized to promote marketing of agricultural products and to provide educational and social activities for its members in Crawford County, Illinois. This organization is supported primarily through fees for services to insurance companies and membership dues. | Robinson, IL | |
| 67 | Edgar County Farm Bureau The Farm Bureau is organized to promote marketing of agricultural products and to provide educational and social activities for its members in Edgar County, Illinois. The organization is supported primarily through membership dues, franchise revenues and grants. | Paris, IL | |
| 68 | GRIGGSVILLE PRESERVATION AND RESTORATION SOCIETY Donations to Area Cemetaries | Griggsville, IL | |
| 69 | BLOOMINGTON, IL | ||
| 70 | CHAMPAIGN, IL | ||
| 71 | MOUNT VERNON, IL | ||
| 72 | Mount Sterling, IL | ||
| 73 | SPRINGFIELD, IL | ||
| 74 | RUSHVILLE, IL | ||
| 75 | Roselle, IL | ||
| 76 | CHAMPAIGN, IL | ||
| 77 | CHAMPAIGN, IL | ||
| 78 | Du Quoin, IL | ||
| 79 | MARYVILLE, IL | ||
| 80 | FREEPORT, IL | ||
| 81 | PALATINE, IL | ||
| 82 | DOWNERS GROVE, IL | ||
| 83 | CHAMPAIGN, IL | ||
| 84 | BUFFALO GROVE, IL | ||
| 85 | CRYSTAL LAKE, IL | ||
| 86 | CHICAGO, IL | ||
| 87 | GOLF, IL | ||
| 88 | Harwood Heights, IL | ||
| 89 | COUNTRYSIDE, IL | ||
| 90 | PARIS, IL | ||
| 91 | N BARRINGTON, IL | ||
| 92 | Orland Park, IL | ||
| 93 | Wauconda, IL | ||
| 94 | SPRINGFIELD, IL | ||
| 95 | CARBONDALE, IL | ||
| 96 | WHEATON, IL | ||
| 97 | LA GRANGE PARK, IL | ||
| 98 | PEORIA, IL | ||
| 99 | CHICAGO, IL | ||
| 100 | WILLIAMSFIELD, IL | ||
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