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101		WESTWOOD, MA
102		WEST NEWTON, MA
103		Leverett, MA
104		EASTON, MA
105		Newburyport, MA
106		WOBURN, MA
107		LYNN, MA
108		NORTH ADAMS, MA
109		Bradford, MA
110		MAYNARD, MA
111		DANVERS, MA
112		FALL RIVER, MA
113		CANTON, MA
114		WATERTOWN, MA
115		EASTON, MA
116		CAMBRIDGE, MA
117		AMHERST, MA
118		WINCHENDON, MA
119		SAGAMORE BEACH, MA
120		SALEM, MA
121		MELROSE, MA
122		SOUTHBRIDGE, MA
123		Salisbury, MA
124		WOBURN, MA
125		WALTHAM, MA
126		Randolph, MA
127		QUINCY, MA
128		MILLIS, MA
129		Newburyport, MA
130		FOXBOROUGH, MA
131		SOMERVILLE, MA
132		Grafton, MA
133		Athol, MA
134		Roslindale, MA
135		WALTHAM, MA
136		Bradford, MA
137		BOSTON, MA
138		ROCKLAND, MA
139		FOXBOROUGH, MA
140		Buzzards Bay, MA
141		READING, MA

Our goal is to directly involve High School alumni, current students and the greater community in meaningful charitable and community service. , Inc. seekd to identify and assist local and regional, small to mid-size familay and child oriented charities by raising donations and providing financial support.

The goals of the PTO are to build community at supp

To increase the public awaremness the existance and methodologies Music therapy and the role played by certified music therapists during

TO PROMOTE GOOD GOVERNMENT AND GOOD CITIZENSHIP AND TO TAKE AN ACTIVE INTEREST IN CIVIC, CULTURAL, SOCIAL, AND MORAL WELFARE OF THE COMMUNITY

To raise funds for and to assist in the implementation of projects that acquire, compile, and disseminate scientific, cultural, and historical information about , as well as the preservation and protection of and their habitat. Said organization is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes, for such purposes, by making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue code, or corresponding section of any future tax code.

ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS LIBRARY THROUGH SPONSORSHIP ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS INCLUDING PURCHASING PASSES TO VARIOUS MUSEUMS FOR USE BY RESIDENTS

TO ACQUIRE, CONSTRUCT, FINANCE, LEASE, AND MANAGE PROPERTY IN SUPPORT OF KIPP ACADEMY LYNN PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL SO AS TO QUALIFY AS A "QUALIFIED ACTIVE LOW-INCOME COMMUNITY BUSINESS" UNDER SECTION 45D(D)(2) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND THE ASSOCIATED REGULATIONS, AND TO ENGAGE IN ALL OTHER ACTIVITIES INCIDENTAL OR RELATED THERETO.

A CREATIVE SPACE THAT BUILDS COMMUNITY AND FOSTERS NEW LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AROUND A SHARED PASSION FOR MAKING.

providing scholarships to local community

Purchase for library: books, furniture, audio/video equipment. Programs: literary, author events, local history, writing workshops, concerts, financial education, on-line language learning, museum passes. Pay for building & grounds maintenance.

THERE WERE ABOUT 34 EVENTS THAT COMPRISED THE 2017 HELD FROM JUNE 11TH THROUGH JULY 4TH. CLAMBAKE, ENDICOTT PARK DAY AND THE SCOOPER BOWL ARE OUR CORE EVENTS. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAINTAINS THESE THREE CORE EVENTS AND EACH YEAR ADDS TO OR DELETES EVENTS FROM ITS CALENDAR. EVENTS INCLUDED IN OUR CALENDAR MUST MEET WITH APPROVAL BY VOTE OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AS AN EVENT CONSISTENT WITH OUR MISSION; TO PROMOTE AND CONDUCT -FRIENDLY EVENTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CITIZENS OF THE TOWN OF AND FOR VISITORS FROM THE SURROUNDING AREA AND TO PROMOTE A SPIRIT OF COMMUNITY WITHIN THE TOWN OF THROUGHOUT THE .

TO PROMOTE SOCIAL and CULTURAL EVENTS

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO INNER CITY STUDENTS

TO PROMOTE EXCELLENCE IN THE STANDARDS AND WITHIN THE INDUSTRY BY PROVIDING EDUCATION, SUPPORT, TRAINING, FUNDS, GOODS, LITERATURE, OR OTHER PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN OR WITHOUT MASSACHUSETTS. TO CONDUCT SUCH OTHER ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS IN FURTHERANCE OF THE FOREGOING PURPOSES AS MAY BE CARRIED OUT BY A CORPORATION ORGANIZED UNDER MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL LAWS CHAPTER 180 AND DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986.

TO PROVIDE BOTH SECULAR AND JEWISH EDUCATION TO STUDENTS OF VARIOUS AGES IN ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE GRADES.

NPF CAPACITY BUILDING GRANTS - USED TO HELP COMMUNITY BASED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS BUILD THEIR WORK CAPACITY.

FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATION PURPOSES, INCLUDING BUT EXPRESSLY NOT LIMITED TO PROVIDING LODGING, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, LIBRARY SERVICES, TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES TO MEMBERS AND ALUMNI THE GAMMA DELTA CHAPTER THE FRATERNITY AT THE UNIVERSITY MASSACHUSETTS; TO PLAN AND PREPARE FOR FUTURE NEEDS; TO ENGAGE IN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES THROUGH PROVIDING CHARITABLE SERVICES AND SCHOLARSHIPS, AND ALL OTHER LAWFUL PURPOSES.

REMAINING FUNDS DONATED TO THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF NORTH WORCESTER COUNTY, MA INC.

TO FOSTER AWARNESS AND CULTIVATE PARTICIPATION, APPRECIATION AND CELEBRATION OF ART, SCIENCE AND CULTURE.

PROVIDE FOR INFORMATION EXCHANGE AND FELLOWSHIP AMONG MEMBERS

PROVIDES ONE ON ONE HELP, SMALL GROUP LESSONS AND COMMUNITY DISCUSSIONS ON A WIDE RANGE OF DIGITAL LITERACY TOPICS. OUR PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO HELP PEOPLE GAIN THE SKILLS AND CONFIDENCE THEY NEED TO INTERACT, LEARN AND PARTICIPATE IN SOCIETY USING DIGITAL DEVICES. WE SERVE PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AND SKILL LEVELS, FROM MANY SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES. BECAUSE OUR SERVICES ARE FREE, WE ARE AVAILABLE TO PEOPLE OF ALL INCOME LEVELS. WE TAKE OUR TAGLINE "MAKING COMPUTERS EASY FOR EVERYONE" TO HEART AND HAVE A WELL EARNED REPUTATION FOR BEING PATIENT AND FRIENDLY WHILE WE HELP PEOPLE LEARN TO USE THEIR COMPUTERS, TABLETS AND PHONES, AS WELL AS PROGRAMS AND APPS OF ALL KINDS. HAS HAD 400 CLIENTS COME THROUGH OUR DOORS; 307 OF THEM WERE NEW IN 2017. THEY PARTICIPATED IN OVER 3000 APPOINTMENTS IN 2017. WE SERVED AN AVERAGE OF 47 CLIENTS AT ONE ON ONE APPOINTMENTS EACH WEEK. IN 2017 WE ALSO OFFERED WEEKLY SHOPTALKS; INFORMATION TECH DISCUSSIONS, OFTEN WITH INVITED GUEST E

ESTABLISHED TO SUPPORT IMPROVEMENTS INCURRED AT THE YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHBRIDGE, INC.

TO ORGANIZE, OPERATE, AND MAINTAIN LEAGUES AND TEAMS FOR FLAG FOOTBALL, BASEBALL, SOFTBALL, AND ANY OTHER TEAMS

SERVICES TO BUSINESS COMMUNITY

SEE CONTINUATION ON SCHEDULE O. TO ENSURE THAT EVERY MEMBER OF THE COMMUNITY HAS EQUAL ACCESS TO COMPUTERS AS WELL AS THE INTERNET AND TRAINING.

We aim at cultivating a new culture through empowering, training, raising, inspiring nurturing a new breed of modern thinkers creative leaders that would fulfill the expectations of society in the 21st century beyond.

TO CHAMPION EFFORTS THAT PRIORITIZE COMMUNITY GOALS THAT CHALLENGE RACIAL INEQUITIES AND ADVANCE EXCELLENT, STUDENT-CENTERED PUBLIC FOR ALL NEW ENGLAND YOUTH.

In memory of , who died when only three years old, we will celebrate his life with scholarships, memorials, community events, and fundraising effort to assist those in need in the greater Millis, MA area.

Enable the expansion of music curriculum by adding instruction in recording technology, studio engineering and sound management.

TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY ORGANIZERS, ADVOCATES, AND ACTIVISTS WORKING YEAR-ROUND IN PLACES TRADITIONALLY UNDER-RESOURCED, EXCLUDED, AND IGNORED; TO INVEST IN HYPERLOCAL EFFORTS THAT BUILD SUSTAINABLE POLITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE, ENGAGE AND EDUCATE VOTERS, AND BUILD POWER FOR THE UNDERREPRESENTED AND DISENFRANCHISED; TO ADVOCATE FOR A MORE RESPONSIVE AND REPRESENTATIVE POLITICAL SYSTEM THAT CAN DELIVER JUSTICE, EQUITY, AND OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL.

EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FILM PRODUCTION

Operate , MA's youth program for children ages 5-13. We educate the towns youth on the benefits of the sport of .

THE PROMOTES THE COOPERATION AND EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AMONG PUBLIC WATER WORKS DEPARTMENTS AND PRIVATE WATER WORKS COMPANIES IN . ALSO, THE INSTRUCTS AND CERTIFIES THE MANAGERS AND EMPLOYEES OF PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS IN THAT AREA.

SJI) is a non-denominational, non-political, and non-profit organization founded in 1985 for purpose of promoting understanding between Chinese and Jewish peoples in matters of mutual historic and cultural interest.

TO PROMOTE AND PROTECT THE INTERESTS SMALL BUSINESSES. SBANE SERVES APPROXIMATELY 1000 MEMBER COMPANIES OPERATING IN VARIOUS STATES WHOSE BUSINESSES RANGE FROM SOLE-PROPRIETORSHIP, SERVICE BUSINESSES, GROWING HIGH TECHNOLOGY FIRMS, AND MANUFACTURING PLANTS. SBANE'S PROGRAMS AND SERVICES ADDRESS THE SHARED INTERESTS AND THE NEEDS ITS DIVERSE MEMBERSHIP.

Our mission is to promote art in the area. We do this by exhibiting works of art, holding workshops, etc.

FOUNDED ON THE PRINCIPLE THAT EVERYDAY PEOPLE INHERENTLY WANT TO "BE GOOD", THE B.GOOD 'S MISSION IS TO USE MICRO-GRANTS TO ENABLE INDIVIDUALS TO MAKE POSITIVE CHANGE IN OUR COMMUNITY.

PROMOTE YOUTH BASKETBALL FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY

TO DRIVE RENOVATION AT THE STATE-LEVEL BASED ON A 360 DEGREE STANDARD FOR HEALTHY . THE 360 DEGREE STANDARD FOCUSES ON SECURING THE RIGHT OF CITIZENS TO VOTE, TO RUN FOR OFFICE, AND TO SEE AND SHAPE THEIR COMMUNITY.

To contribute to the success of cadets and the via scholarships and community well being.

We raise funds to support rural village development in . Most funding supports specific infrastructure projects that are key to healthcare, education, and agricultural development - typically water, solar power, and crop irrigation systems.

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