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40		GRANBY, CT
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43		KENT, CT
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45		NEW HAVEN, CT
46		WINDSOR, CT
47		WILTON, CT
48		NORTH HAVEN, CT
49		WOODBRIDGE, CT
50		BLOOMFIELD, CT

To inspire and coordinate the generosity and commitment that sustains a , thriving community.

A generous gift $1,000,000 by Charlotte Colby Danly, herself a graduate , enabled a search for a teacher to carry forward the Academys distinguished tradition in the field sculpture. A search committee was formed to carry out the search, comprised : Ms. Danly; board member/artist Eileen Eder; Board Chair Michael Duffy; Jordan Sokol; Israeli sculptor Eran Weber; and the former head the sculpture department at the Florence , Robert Bodem. After reviewing a rich pool applicants, the committee unanimously chose acclaimed sculptor Chad Fisher to be the Charlotte Colby Danly Sculpture Chair at . The first cohort full-time sculpture students will commence their studies in the Fall 2023 under Mr. Fishers tutelage. In the winter, the Academys Chauncey Stillman Gallery played host to an exhibition the works the mid-20th century painter, Lennart Anderson. The show, which was favorably reviewed in the Wall Street Journal, included work

PROVIDING FINANCIAL, CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR LOCAL AND GLOBAL JEWISH COMMUNITY.

FRAME IS A COALITION OF 32 ART MUSEUMS DEDICATED TO PROMOTING - COOPERATION IN THE CULTURAL ARENA CONCERNING MUSEUMS, THEIR COLLECTIONS, AND THEIR PROFESSIONAL STAFFS. IT FOSTERS PARTNERSHIPS, PROJECTS AND EXCHANGES OF INFORMATION, PERSONNEL, TECHNOLOGY AND RESOURCES. THE PROJECTS ARE BASED ON THE RESOURCES OF THE MUSEUMS AND RANGE FROM A SHARED WEBSITE TO JOINT EXHIBITIONS AND PUBLICATIONS. THEY SERVE THE CULTURAL NEEDS OF EACH COUNTRY AND EDUCATE A CONSTITUENCY OF GREAT SIZE, BREADTH AND DISTRIBUTION.

OPERATES THE PUBLIC FOR THE OF , CONNECTICUT.

MAINTAIN THE OPERATION OF THE MUSEUM

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

CCEA LAYS THE FOUNDATION FOR WORKFORCE READINESS BY INSPIRING AND EMPOWERING PRE-TEENS AND TEENS IN GREATER HARTFORD THROUGH PROJECTS AND PARTNERSHIPS THAT BUILD CHARACTER, SKILLS, AND PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS. WE FULFILL OUR MISSION BY: FOCUSING SQUARELY ON EARLY-INTERVENTION WORKFORCE READINESS TRAINING. TEACHING SKILLS THAT PROMOTE SUCCESS IN JOBS WHILE ALSO SHAPING CHARACTER AND BEHAVIORS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO SUCCESS NOT JUST IN THE WORKFORCE BUT ALSO IN LIFE. CONNECTING YOUTH WITH SUCCESSFUL ADULT ROLE MODELS, AND EXPOSING THEM TO OPPORTUNITIES THAT CAUSE THEM TO IMAGINE NEW POSSIBILITIES FOR THEIR FUTURE. ENGAGING YOUTH IN PURPOSEFUL PROJECTS THAT PROVIDE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE AND ALSO VISIBLY TRANSFORM COMMUNITY SPACES. PROVIDING TURNKEY COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS TO ENGAGE VOLUNTEERS WHO CARE ABOUT OUR URBAN ENVIRONMENT AND THE YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN IT. COLLABORATING WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO LEVERAGE RESOURCES, AVOID DUPLICATION, AND MAXIMIZE POSITIVE LONG-TERM IMPACT ON YOUTH AND

PERFORM CHORAL MUSIC FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT

inspires peacemakers through education, film, creative advertising and public events.

O HELP, ASSIST AND PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT AT SCHOOL. O CREATE AN INTEREST IN ALL SPORTS AT SCHOOL. O HAVE AN ORGANIZATION WHEREBY PARENT, ALUMNI, STUDENTS AND FRIENDS STRIVE FOR THE SAME INTEREST. O SUPPORT STUDENTS AND COACHES BY ATTENDANCE AT ALL ATHLETIC EVENTS IN WHICH SCHOOL PARTICIPATES. O TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB, INC. MEMBERS AND SCHOOL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.

TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 501(C)(3) BY:A. PROMOTING THE INTERESTS AND WELFARE THE UNIVERSITY ;B. FOSTERING AND CONTINUING THE MORAL, SPIRITUAL AND INTELLECTUAL IDEALS TAUGHT AND INSPIRED BY THE UNIVERSITY;C. SUPPORTING THE UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION IN CARRYING OUT ITS EDUCATIONAL POLICIES and PROGRAMS SERVICE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE THE UNIVERSITY AS A LEADER AMONG AMERICAN AND CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES;D. ASSISTING IN SECURING FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE NEEDS THE UNIVERSITY;E. LENDING SUPPORT TO PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES STUDENTS THE UNIVERSITY, INCLUDING ASSISTING THE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THESE STUDENTS THROUGH SPONSORSHIP AND SUPPORT UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS, AND;F. DEVELOPING ALUMNI FELLOWSHIP AND COMMUNITY THROUGH THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE LOCAL AND REGIONAL .

TO SUPPORT COLLEGE STUDENTS IN ACHIEVING THERI EDUCATIONAL AND CAREER GOALS THROUGH FUNDRAISING AND PROGRAM ENHANCEMENT, AS WELL AS TO SUPPORT THE COLLEGE THROUGH ADVOCACY AND ENGAGEMENT.

INTRODUCING NEW AUDIENCES TO THE PERFORMING ARTS

PROMOTE SCHOOL READINESS BY ENHANCING SOCIAL AND COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT (SEE SCH O).

TO PROVIDE DIVERSE PROGRAMMING AND PROMOTE ARTS EDUCATION, THEREBY ENRICHING THE CULTURAL LIFE OF THE GREATER NORWALK COMMUNITY.

To purchase, restore, maintain and develop the site known as " " in , Connecticut as an historic, cultural and educational landmark honoring religious and spiritual traditions.

THE MISSION OF THE FESTIVAL ("GIFF") IS TO PROVIDE FILMMAKERS WITH AN EFFECTIVE PLATFORM TO SHOWCASE THEIR WORK WITH THE GOAL OF FINDING FINANCING OPPORTUNITIES FOR FUTURE PROJECTS. ADDITIONALLY, GIFF HARNESSES THE POWER OF TO SERVE THE GREATER GOOD BY HIGHLIGHTING IMPORTANT ISSUES THAT RELATE TO BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS, EDUCATION, THE ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH CARE.

PANTRIES IS AN INTERFAITH SERVICE THAT PROVIDES FOOD FELLOWSHIP TO THOSE IN NEED EDUCATES COMMUNITY ON HUNGER POVERTY.

Inc., a 501(c)3 organization located in La Piedra, Dominican Republic, aims to help young people to discover, develop, and achieve their full potential as adults, citizens, and leaders. Our primary goal is to cultivate a community of leaders and role models for generations to come. , Inc. additionally provides direct food, education, and medical services to the La Piedra community which encompasses approximately 5,000 individuals.

The objective of the Organization is to maintain and promote a fund which will support charitable endeavors or public service projects serving the community of , Connecticut and advancing the ideals of the , Incorporated and International.

TO PROMOTE COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES TO ELDERLY HISPANIC PERSONS IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN MAXIMUM INDEPENDENCE AND DIGNITY IN A FAMILY-LIKE ENVIRONMENT AND TO PLAN PROGRAMS OF EDUCATION, CULTURAL INTERACTION AND MUTUAL CONTRIBUTION OF CULTURAL VALUES.

DEVELOP, PROMOTE AND SPONSOR VARIOUS TRAINING AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN COOPERATION WITH SEVERAL HOSPITALS AND SCHOOLS TO HELP ATTRACT, INSPIRE, AND PROFESSIONALLY DEVELOP NURSES AND, IN DOING SO, TO SERVE THE PUBLIC GOOD BY HEPING TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF CARE FOR CANCER PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

PROMOTE AWARENESS AND APPRECIATION OF JAZZ AND ITS ROLE IN AMERICAN AND INTERNATIONAL CULTURE, SOCIETY, AND SOCIAL JUSTICS

The was established to promote sustainable capitalism. Sustainable capitalism is the ability to maximize long-term performance by accounting for both the needs of the present and those necessary for future generations to prosper.

Direct support to charities social and arts projects

To maintain and conduct a society to cultivate fraternal relations among the alumni and active members of the Delta Psi Chapter, Sigma Chi Fraternity, located at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute;2. To advise and cooperate with the active chapter in all matters pertaining to the welfare of the chapter;3. To act as the House Corporation for the Delta Psi Chapter and, as such, to buy, own, hold, manage, maintain, improve, lease, sell, or convey such real property to members of the Delta Psi Chapter.

TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, RAISING FUNDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF SELECTED PUBLIC CHARITIES, BY WAY OF A ONCE A YEAR.

FURTHER -MGMT COOPERATION.

The reporting Organization encourages community awareness and philanthropic support for the mission of the Visiting Nurse Association, . The Visiting Nurse Association, . is a tax exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) and provides home health care and hospice services in , Connecticut and neighboring communities. The reporting Organization is a supporting organization under Section 509(a)(3).

PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO OPERATE A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION TO DEVELOP, IMPLEMENT, EVALUATE PROGRAMS, PRODUCTS, AND POLICIES INTENDED TO REDUCE BURDEN OF OBESITY AND/OR CHRONIC DISEASE IN VARIOUS POPULATIONS.

WILL OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE PROMOTION OF SOCIAL WELFARE.

To provide promote the highest quality Judaic secular education to a diverse community of Jewish children.

is organized for promotion of social welfare per IRS Code Sec 501c4 in order to promote the common good general welfare of the Hartford CT community for the charitable educational purposes of its members

TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AND BUILD COMPASSION THROUGH NEUROSCIENCE, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT, AND EDUCATION.

Raise, hold, and distribute funds and other resources to support creativity, revitalization, and civic activity through Makerspace, its community, and makers in the Thames River region.

The Organization exists for the purpose establishing and maintaining wage rates and other terms and conditions employment for its members through a collective bargaining agreement with Newtown Police in CT and upholding such agreement for its members through the grievance process.In addition, the Organization supports other organizations and the surrounding community through its donations and involvement in community activities.

TO PROVIDE HOSPICE

TO FOSTER THE GROWTH TOWN BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS AND MAINTAIN RELATIONS WITH THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

THE PURPOSE THIS ORGANIZATION SHALL BE TO ADVANCE THE CIVIC, ECONOMIC, CULTURAL, AND SOCIAL INTERESTS , CT

is dedicated to providing quality information to amputees and their families. By providing resources to the limb loss community, hopes to create awareness and build a self-advocating system that benefits all amputees.

THE ORGANIZATIONS MISSION IS TO PROVIDE DIRECT EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES OF LOCAL AND NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE THROUGH AN ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF EDUCATIONAL, INTELLECTUAL, AND CULTURAL TOPICS IN THE , CT AND SURROUNDING TOWNS IN LITCHFIELD COUNTY.

The organization is involved in the community and makes donations to civic organizations, student scholarship programs, youth organizations, research and support organizations, and particularly, those organizations that provide aid to the sight impaired.

TO PROVIDE A CONTINUING CARE FACILITY AND COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES TO SENIORS IN THE GREATER NEW HAVEN COMMUNITY TO PERMIT THEM TO REMAIN IN THEIR OWN HOMES WITH APPROPRIATE SERVICES.

PROMOTE MEMBER WELFARE AND COMMUNITY SUP

IS A VIBRANT LEARNING COMMUNITY, LED BY PARENTS, THAT PROVIDES ITS MEMBER FAMILIES WITH PROGRAMMING AND OTHER RESOURCES TO FACILITATE HOMESCHOOLING OPPORTUNITIES.

ORGANIZATION CONDUCTS VARIOUS DANCE COMPETITIONS AND OTHER RELATED SPECIAL EVENTS IN ORDER TO RAISE MONEY TO DONATE TO VARIOUS CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES THAT ASSIST SICK AN NEEDY CHILDREN AND ALSO TO PROVIDE VARIOUS DANCE OPPORTUNITIES.

YOUTH PROGRAM GEARED TO PROVIDE AN OUTLET OF HEALTHFUL ACTIVITY AND TRAINING UNDER GOODLEADERSHIP IN THE ATMOSPHERE OF WHOLESOME COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION.

THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH , ., WAS FORMED IS TO OPERATE A EXCLUSIVELY FOR PROVIDING PLEASURE, RECREATION AND SOCIAL FACILITIES FOR ITS MEMBERS.

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