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1		SIMSBURY, CT
2		New Britain, CT
3		WOODSTOCK, CT
4		W HARTFORD, CT
5		Farmington, CT
6		FARMINGTON, CT
7		FARMINGTON, CT
8		Unionville, CT
9		GREENWICH, CT
10		MILFORD, CT
11		WEST HARTFORD, CT
12		FARMINGTON, CT
13		GREENWICH, CT
14		FARMINGTON, CT
15		West Cornwall, CT
16		BETHANY, CT
17		FARMINGTON, CT
18		VERNON, CT
19		Enfield, CT
20		FARMINGTON, CT
21		FARMINGTON, CT
22		WATERTOWN, CT
23		Storrs Mansfield, CT
24		NEW HAVEN, CT
25		OLD GREENWICH, CT
26		WESTPORT, CT
27		WINDSOR, CT
28		FARMINGTON, CT
29		GREENWICH, CT
30		BRANFORD, CT
31		WESTPORT, CT
32		BRISTOL, CT
33		BROOKLYN, CT

PROTECT AND PRESERVE THE NATURAL RESOURCES OF THE AREA

To provide integrated vocational training and employment opportunities for those individuals who are physically, developmentally, emotionally, and/or socio-economically challenged.

TO EDUCATE AND PROMOTE AGRICULTURE TO THE COMMUNITY BY HOLDING EXHIBITIONS AND DEMONSTRATIONS OF FARM ANIMALS, HOME BAKED GOODS, SEWING, CANNING, FLOWERS and VEGETABLES.

EDUC., CIVIC and INTERCULTURAL

Orchestral music programs: Presented three classical music concerts and two pops concerts during our 2021-22 season, with total paid attendance of approximately 1,500 people.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO GRADUATES OF FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL WHO ARE OR WERE RESIDENTS OF THIS TOWN AT TIME OF GRADUATION TO ASSIST IN FURTHERING THEIR EDUCATION.

TO PROVIDE AID FOR BASIC HUMAN NEEDS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND SUPPORT FOR SCHOOLS AND OTHER NEEDS IN , CT.

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TO INCREASE THE KNOWLEDGE OF HORTICULTURE AND PHOTOGRAPHY, TO DEVELOP THE ART OF FLOWER ARRANGEMENT, TO FURTHER THE IDEAS OF CONSERVATION, AND TO WORK FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY OUTREACH THAT ENHANCE THE MISSION.

Provide relief to poor rural sections of East Africa primarily water as well as support for orphanages.

ALL ACTIVITIES ARE FOR PURPOSE OF EDUCATING PUBLIC ABOUT HORTICULTURE IN GENERAL.

SEE SCHEDULE O THE IS A LOW-INTEREST FUND. ALL STUDENTS GOING TO COLLEGE AS AN UNDERGRADUATE MAY APPLY FOR A . LOANS ARE GRANTED BY THE COMMITTEE IF THE DEMONSTRATES FINANCIAL NEED.

TO UNITE ITS MEMBERS IN AN ACTIVE PERSONAL INTEREST IN THE CULTIVATION PLANTS, AND FLOWERS, TOGETHER WITH THE PURPOSE TO RAISE AND MAINTAIN THE HIGHEST STANDARDS EXCELLENCE IN ALL BRANCHES HORTICULTURE, CONSERVATION AND CIVIC PROJECTS, BY EXHIBITS, LECTURES AND DISCUSSIONS, AND TO AROUSE PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE SAME.

SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY

Local Community Merchant Market faciiitating local farmers and artists to sell their products

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY LIFE PEOPLE IN SENEGAL BY PARTNERING WITH LOCAL LEADERS, EXPERTS, AND INSTITUTIONS TO PROVIDE THEM WITH THE FINANCIAL RESOURCES THEY NEED TO SUCCEED AND SUPPORT THEIR COMMUNITIES. WE WORK IN THE AREAS EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE, CULTURE, THE ENVIRONMENT,AND AGRICULTURE.

TO ENCOURAGE THE IDEAL OF SERVICE AS A BASIS OF WORTH.

AWARD SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO RESIDENTS WHO ARE, OR WILL BE ATTENDING, A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY AND WHOSE MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY IS, OR WILL BE, RELATED TO HORTICULTURE.

MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION FOR THE STUDENTS AND UPHELD HIGH PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS AND ADVANCE THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC WELL BEING OF EDUCATORS OF LUDLOW, MA.

THE AND LIBRARY TRUST (TRUST) WAS CREATED UNDER THE TRUST AGREEMENT OF ALMA B. TAYLOR ON OCTOBER 3, 2005. ACCORDING TO THE TRUST AGREEMENT, THE TRUSTEE SHALL FUND PROJECTS FOR THE AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION (ASSOCIATION) LOCATED IN , CONNECTICUT OUT OF THE NET INCOME OF THE TRUST. THE ASSOCIATION IS AN EDUCATIONAL ENTITY EXEMPT UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE SECTION 501(C) 3. THE PROJECTS SHALL BE SELECTED IN A MANNER PURSUANT TO ARTICLE III OF THE TRUST AGREEMENT. IN THE EVENT THE AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION IS NO LONGER A VIABLE FINANCIAL ENTITY OR DETERMINED TO BE AN EDUCATION ENTITY UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE SECTIONS 501(C) 3 AND 170, THEN THE TRUST CORPUS SHOULD BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE FOR PROJECTS, ENDEAVORS OR ACQUISITIONS IN FURTHERANCE OF THEIR CHARTER BY UTILIZING THE CRITERIA ESTABLISHED IN ARTICLE III OF THE TRUST. ACCORDING TO

THE ACTIVITY PROVIDES FUNDING FOR THE SCHOLARSHIPS AT THE FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL, FARMINGTON, CONNECTICUT OR ITS SUCCESSOR REGIONAL SCHOOL RESIDING IN FARMINGTON FROM THE NET INCOME OF THE . THE SCHOLARSHIPS SHALL BE SELECTED IN A MANNER PURSUANT TO ARTICLE III OF THE AGREEMENT. IN THE EVENT THE FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL IS NO LONGER A VIABLE FINANCIAL ENTITY OR DETERMINED NOT TO BE AN EDUCATIONAL ENTITY UNDER THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 501(C)3 AND 170, THE CORPUS SHALL BE DISTRIBUTED TO THE FARMINGTON TO ESTABLISH SCHOLARSHIPS TO WORTHY STUDENTS BY UTILIZING THE CRITERIA ESTABLISHED IN ARTICLE III OF THE AGREEMENT.

SUPPORT THE RIGHTS OF FARMERS TO PRODUCE FREELY MARKET TRADIONAL FOODS

To facilitate the activities of the ongoing state youth development program in collaboration with the University of , its College of Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources, and its Cooperative Extension System by developing and managing financial resources.

DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN THE FIELDS OF OCEAN RESTORATION, OCEAN FARMING, CLIMATE CHANGE, AND SUSTAINABLE FOOD SOURCES.

THE FOCUSED ON TWO TOPICS CENTERED AROUND THE THEME OF AGRICULTURE: FIRST WAS HOW AGRICULTURAL CONVERSION OF NATURAL VEGETATION AFFECTS SOIL CARBONATES, AND SECOND WAS HOW DIFFERENT FARMING PRACTICES SUCH AS TILLAGE AND CROP ROTATIONS AFFECT FARMER PROFITS. THE CONDUCTED LITERATURE REVIEWS TO GATHER DATA ON THE TWO TOPICS. FOR THE FORMER TOPIC, THE EXAMINED HOW CLIMATE AND SOIL FACTORS AFFECT THE CHANGE IN SOIL CARBONATES WITH CROP CULTIVATION.

SEEKS TO PROMOTE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT THE CONSERVATION OF AND ITS ASSOCIATED FLORA AND FAUNA;TO CONDUCT RESEARCH INTO AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AND THE EFFECTS OF FARMING AND OTHER LAND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ON THE ENVIRONMENT, AND TO PUBLISH THE USEFUL RESULTS OF SUCH RESEARCH; TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC AND THOSE MANAGING THE COUNTRYSIDE IN THE EFFECTS OF FARMING AND MANAGEMENT OF LAND WHICH IS SYMPATHETIC TO AND OTHER WILDLIFE AND TO CONSERVE AND WILDLIFE FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT.

The organization's mission is to spread the Gospel, teach sustainable agriculture, reduce crime in the streets, depopulate jails, provide assistance to orphanages, and to print and distribute Christian literature.

THESE DUES PAID BY EMPLOYEES UNITED MEMBERS ARE USED TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO THEIR MEMBERS WHICH INCLUDE, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO GENERAL CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION, LITIGATION AND ARBITRATION AND TO ENHANCE SOCIAL WELFARE AND JOB SECURITY FOR THE MEMBERS.

Mission is to promote, advance and development: Education, Literacy, Science, and Medicine, Arts and Architecture; Dance, Horticulture, Environment, Conservation, Museums, Conservation, Civic Improvement and Relief of Poor/Underprivilege

Provide monetary resources, or donated travel, to a person, family or organization confronted with a hardship for a vacation. Hardships include physical disability, critical or terminal illness, socio-economic deprivation, psychological impairment.

promotes public K-12 education in Atlantic and Cape May counties in New Jersey, through grants to school districts for lasting projects and programs in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Agriculture Technology, and Ecology.

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

THE SPONSORS AND OPERATES THE BROOKLYN FAIR. THE OWNS, MANAGES, MAINTAINS AND IMPROVES THE FAIRGROUNDS, ITS BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES. THIS EXPOSITION EDUCATES THE GENERAL PUBLIC OF AGRICULTURE AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.

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