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1		STAMFORD, CT
2		ASHFORD, CT
3		LITCHFIELD, CT
4		Naugatuck, CT
5		NEW HAVEN, CT
6		Old Greenwich, CT
7		WEST HARTFORD, CT
8		WOODBURY, CT
9		EAST HARTFORD, CT
10		EAST HARTFORD, CT
11		EAST HADDAM, CT
12		Milford, CT
13		NEWTOWN, CT
14		WESTPORT, CT
15		WILTON, CT
16		East Hartford, CT
17		STAMFORD, CT
18		STAMFORD, CT
19		FAIRFIELD, CT
20		HARTFORD, CT
21		POMFRET, CT
22		New Haven, CT
23		BRANFORD, CT
24		STRATFORD, CT
25		GREENWICH, CT
26		GREENWICH, CT
27		East Hartford, CT
28		BLOOMFIELD, CT
29		Stonington, CT
30		Hamden, CT
31		WESTPORT, CT
32		Vernon Rockville, CT
33		bridgeport, CT
34		WALLINGFORD, CT
35		WOODBRIDGE, CT
36		TRUMBULL, CT
37		TORRINGTON, CT
38		NEW HARTFORD, CT
39		SOUTHPORT, CT
40		CHESHIRE, CT
41		GLASTONBURY, CT
42		WEST HARTFORD, CT
43		NEW HAVEN, CT
44		WILTON, CT
45		Greenwich, CT
46		GREENWICH, CT
47		ENFIELD, CT
48		HIGGANUM, CT
49		DARIEN, CT
50		DANBURY, CT

PURCHASE OF LAND AND BUILDING AT 1114 HOPE ST., STAMFORD, CT TO CONSTRUCT AN APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT TO PROVIDE 100% AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO LOW AND VERY LOW INCOME RESIDENTS. TO RELIEVE THE POOR AND DISTRESSED.

LABOR UNION

TO GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATES.

VETERANS ORGANIZATION

TO STRENGTHEN THE ACADEMIC AND CHARACTER SKILLS NEEDED FOR ALL STUDENTS TO EXCEL IN TOP-TIER COLLEGES, TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS IN A COMPETITIVE WORLD, AND TO SERVE AS THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES. THE SCHOOLS SERVE STUDENTS FROM LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS IN , NEW YORK. THE SCHOOLS OPERATED CLASSES FOR STUDENTS IN KINDERGARTEN TO THE TWELFTH GRADE.

To provide scholarships for higher education to qualified individuals, as well as gifts to other qualified 501(c)(3).

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS

Teachers Union

TO MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES AND TO FUND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR PERSONS ATTENDING, OR PLANNING TO ATTEND, AN INSTITUTION HIGHER EDUCATION AND TO PROVIDE AWARDS FOR ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE. TO BE GOOD NEIGHBORS TO OUR MEMBERS, OUR COMMUNITIES, AND THE WORLD

NURTURING ARTISTS AND THE CREATIVE PROCESS THROUGH ITS INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM, THE AESTHETIC ENGAGEMENT OF ITS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING.

The primary goal of is to provide resources to critically ill children, their families, and the staff dedicated to caring for them.

Supportthelocalcommunity,especiallyveterananddeceasedveterans

PROGRAMMATIC AND BACK-OFFICE SUPPORT TO ENABLE PROGRAMS FOCUSED ON UNDER-REPRESENTED YOUTH AND THEIR NEEDS. THIS SUPPORT INCLUDES BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO SUPPORTING PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS AND THEIR EDUCATIONAL NEEDS IN CONNECTICUT (PROVIDING SUPPLIES, TEACHER TRAINING AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND OTHER SUPPORTS), PROVIDING DEDICATED CAPACITY BUILDING SUPPORT FOR WRAP AROUND SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS, AND PROVIDING SUPPORT TO MEET THE DIRECT NEEDS OF DISADVANTAGED YOUTH (COAT DRIVES AND OTHER NEEDS).

MAINTAIN ART COLLECTION FOR VIEWING BY GENERAL PUBLIC, GUIDED PUBLIC TOURS, AND DISCUSSIONS (13 TOURS DURING TAX YEAR TO STUDENTS, ARTISTS, ART PROFESSIONALS and COMMUNITY GROUPS).NOTE REGARDING TOURS: NUMBER OF TOURS IN CURRENT TAX YEAR IS LESS THAN IN PRIOR YEARS DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC.

Golf Tournament to fundraise for scholarships / donations

SEEKS TO PROVIDE FUNDRAISING AND SUPPORT TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO STRENGTHEN FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES AS A WHOLE. . WILL RAISE FUNDS TO BE CONTRIBUTED TO NON-PROFITS THAT ASSIST WITH, AND ADDRESS, VITAL COMMUNITY NEEDS AND ISSUES. THIS INCLUDES A SPECIAL FOCUS ON GROUPS THAT PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL AND SPORTS OPPORTUNITIES THAT FOSTER INTELLECTUAL, PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT FOR YOUTH. IS A COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING CAUSES AND GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY IN WHICH WE LIVE AND WORK.

CLINIC GRANTSEACH NEW CLINIC RECEIVES A MASTER GRANT AGREEMENT OUTLINING THE SERVICES TO BE APPROVED BY (CVN), FUNDING AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE FOR AN INITIAL THREE-YEAR PERIOD. CLINIC GRANTS PROVIDE IN-DEPTH ASSISTANCE AS WELL AS FUNDING FOR THE INITIAL BUILD OF THE MILITARY FAMILY CLINIC (MFC). CVN PROVIDES RESOURCES, GUIDANCE, AND FUNDING THROUGH THE INITIAL PROCESS, INCLUDING ALLOCATION OF SPACE, RENT, AND OPENING EXPENSES. THE FUNDS FOR THE NEXT THREE YEARS WILL BE OPERATIONS, COMMUNICATION AND MARKETING PLANS, AND TRAINING RESOURCES NEEDED FROM CVN BY THE CLINIC.

The organization's mission is to provide scholarships to young adults going on to secondary education.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER TAX EXEMPT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO: COMMUNITY PROJECTS, YOUTH PROGRAMS, VETERANS PROGRAMS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS

awards scholarships to students enrolled in PhD programs of religion in major universities in United States

PROVIDED WEEKLY TRAINING WITH STUDENTS DURING 2021 ON MINDFULNESS, SELF-CONTROL, EMPATHY SOCIAL INTERACTION AT VARIOUS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. FOUR(4) TEACHERS TWO HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE(225)STUDENTS INCLUDED FROM TWO(2)SCHOOLS.

IS AN ORGANIZATION THAT SEEKS TO HELP AND THEIR FAMILIES COPE WITH EXPENSES THEY MAY INCUR.

THE MISSION OF , . (S.E.L.F.) IS TO LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD FOR FAMILIES IN NEED WITH CHILDREN IN THE SYSTEM. S.E.L.F. PROVIDES RESOURCES, KNOWLEDGE AND EMPOWERMENT TO SUPPORT FAMILIES IN THE ADVOCACY IN CONNECTICUT, NEW YORK AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS.

IS A MULTI-YEAR PROGRAM AIMED TO IMPROVE AND OUTCOMES FOR PARTICIPATING ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS. THE PROGRAM FOCUSES ON STRUCTURED AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMMING AND PARENT ENGAGMENT. THIS INITIATIVE AIMS TO CAUSE MEASURABLE REDUCTION OF DISPARITIES PUBLIC SCHOOL SUCCESS, THEREBY IMPACTING KEY CAUSES OF THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP. AS PARTICIPANTS THE PROGRAM, EACH WILL RECEIVE DIRECT WRAP-AROUND SERVICES AND ACADEMIC SUPPORT OVER THE COURSE OF A FULL ACADEMIC YEAR FOR A PERIOD OF NOT LESS THAN THREE YEARS. DURING THEIR TIME THE PROGRAM, STUDENTS WILL BEGIN THEIR AFTERNOON WITH A HEALTHY SNACK BEFORE PROFESSIONAL EDUCATORS AND THEIR SKILLED AIDS PROVIDE AN EVIDENCE-BASED CURRICULUM DESIGNED TO IMPACT COGNITIVE, SOCIAL/EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT.

The s mission is to help close this opportunity gap in the state of Connecticut by providing opportunities and resources to women men and families from underrepresented backgrounds

THE CORPORATION CONDUCTS ACTIVITIES PERMITTED TO BE CONDUCTED BY NON-PROFIT PUBLIC CHARITIES. ACTIVITIES CENTER AROUND PROVIDING EDUCATION AND ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES DEALING WITH CANCER.

GPF) advocates environmental awareness through education with an emphasis on film. We view the need for humanity to meaningfully engage with its living environment has reached a tipping point. We support this advocacy by developing and maintaining a media library for distribution to educational and public institutions, non-profits, businesses and individuals. Our perspective on environmental ecology, also includes human ecology. To supplement this effort, we maintain a network of subject matter experts among film producers, scientists, academics, as well as other distributors who share a common aspiration to identify, produce and share discoveries in nature and humanity. Sample topics include deforestation, water resources, ocean conservation, sustainable fishing, renewable energies, climate change and other issues that affect humanity in the context of itself and nature.

Our mission is to raise money to support non-profit organizations who offer treatment, counseling, and support to individuals an families who suffer from the disease of addiction.

TO AWARD ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS, PAID INTERNSHIPS, AND GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS ENGAGED IN ACADEMIC STUDY OF AMERICAN HISTORY, IN PARTICULAR THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR.

To support athletes, families and coaches in connection with Coventry Youth Baseball Association . Including without limitation by providing enrollment fee assistance, purchase of sporting goods for families as well as assisting league.

VNS) a nonprofit health care provider, finds its mission in the provision quality home health and hospice to individuals, families and the communities it serves. VNS is committed to the development a partnership with the patient in the delivery comprehensive, compassionate care. Our competent and caring staff are driven to help patients reach their highest attainable health care outcomes. The VNS approach to care is guided by: A respect for the dignity and value life. Patient centered satisfaction. Effective use available resources. Responsive advocacy to develop innovative . Dedicated leadership, which helps shape health care policies and . VNS is committed to the promotion health and the provision quality care within a changing health care environment. Our corporate core HEART values Humor, Excellence, Attitude, Respect and Teamwork are visible in all that we do.

TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE CHILDREN OF STATE POLICE MEMBERS WHO ARE ENTERING THEIR FIRST YEAR OF COLLEGE.

DEVELOPMENT OF FOR LOW TO MODERATE INCOME INDIVIDUALS

PROVIDE INTERVENTION AND OTHER SERVICES TO FAMILIES WITH HIGH-RISK CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 6.

To identify needs and provide for area children and their families without discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color or sexual preference.

PRESENTED AT THE FAMILY VIOLENCE INTERVENTION COURSE AT TUNXIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE - WHICH PROVIDED THE STUDENTS TO HEAR MY EXPERIENCE AND SURVIVAL AND ALLOW THEM TO ASK QUESTIONS TO A SURVIVOR.

TO RECRUIT, TRAIN AND SUPPORT CATHOLIC VOLUNTEERS IN ALL ASPECTS OF THEIR PRISON MINISTRY AND TO CREATE AN AWARENESS OF, AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR, ALL CONNECTICUT CATHOLICS TO WITNESS THE GOSPEL MESSAGE TO THE INCARCERATED, THEIR VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

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.

PROVIDE NEED-BASED MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WISHING TO FURTHER THEIR EDUCATION.

THE PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO ELIGBILE STUDENTS. FOR 2020, 16 SCHOLARSHIPS OF $1,000 WERE AWARDED.

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.

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

To provide financial support to young women in underprivileged areas of world.

GRANTS AND EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

TO RAISE FUNDS THROUGH THE SOLICITATION OF DONATIONS AND THE PROMOTION OF FUND RAISING EVENTS, AND TO DISTRIBUTE ITS FUNDS TO PUBLIC CHARITIES.

THE OBJECTIVES OF HEALTH, INC. ARE: 1- TO PROMOTE INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY AND COMMUNITY HEALTH. 2- TO PROMOTE THE PREVENTION OF DISEASE AND MAINTENANCE OF HEALTH IN THE COMMUNITY. 3- TO PROVIDE HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICE GUIDANCE AND REFERRALS TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES. 4- TO WORK WITH OTHER AGENCIES IN THE COMMUNITY TO ADDRESS HEALTH AND SOCIAL NEEDS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO FINANCIALLY NEEDY FAMILIES

A) TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO FURTHER PREVENTION OF SUDDEN INFANT DEATH SYNDROME (SIDS),HELP FAMILIES AFFECTED BY SIDS; TO INCREASE PUBLIC AND COMMUNITY AWARENESS AND EDUCATION OF CORPORATIONS MISSION; (B) TO RAISE FUNDS FROM ALL AVAILABLE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SOURCES; AND (C) TO POSSESS AND EXERCISE ALL OF POWERS AND PRIVILEGES GRANTED BY CONNECTICUT REVISED NONSTOCK CORPORATION ACT OR BY CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION OF CORPORATION, TOGETHER WITH ANY POWERS INCIDENTAL THERETO, SO FAR AS SUCH POWERS AND PRIVILEGES ARE NECESSARY OR CONVENIENT TO CONDUCT, PROMOTION OR ATTAINMENT OF BUSINESS OR AIMS OF CORPORATION, WHICH SHALL IN ALL CASES BE LIMITED EXCLUSIVELY TO CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES THAT MAY BE PURSUED BY AN ORGANIZATION THAT IS EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAX UNDER SECTION 501 (C)(3) OF INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, OR CORRESPONDING SECTION OF ANY FUTURE FEDERAL TAX CODE ( CODE). (D) CORPORATION AS PART OF ITS CHARITABLE PU

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