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1		FALL RIVER, MA
2		EVERETT, MA
3		Foxboro, MA
4		Walpole, MA
5		WEST TISBURY, MA
6		CAMBRIDGE, MA
7		HYANNIS, MA
8		NORWELL, MA
9		QUINCY, MA
10		NORTHAMPTON, MA
11		ATTLEBORO, MA
12		BOSTON, MA
13		Lunenburg, MA
14		BRIGHTON, MA
15		MIDDLEBORO, MA
16		QUINCY, MA
17		TEWKSBURY, MA
18		BOSTON, MA
19		CONCORD, MA
20		Watertown, MA
21		N ATTLEBORO, MA
22		SOMERVILLE, MA
23		BOSTON, MA
24		WELLESLEY, MA
25		NEEDHAM, MA
26		HUDSON, MA
27		Concord, MA
28		PEABODY, MA
29		HOLDEN, MA
30		Marlborough, MA
31		LAKEVILLE, MA
32		BOSTON, MA
33		Medford, MA
34		WESTBOROUGH, MA
35		MEDFIELD, MA
36		MEDFORD, MA
37		WORCESTER, MA
38		Brookline, MA
39		STURBRIDGE, MA
40		HUDSON, MA
41		BROCKTON, MA
42		Mattapoisett, MA
43		Monson, MA
44		Weston, MA
45		Woburn, MA
46		ARLINGTON, MA
47		ARLINGTON, MA
48		BROOKLINE, MA
49		WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA
50		Williamsburg, MA

WE ARE COMMITTED TO PROVIDING A WIDE ARRAY HIGH QUALITY PROGRAMS AND SERVICES DESIGNED TO STRENGTHEN AND SUPPORT INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AND TO ADDRESSING THE SOCIAL NEEDS OUR DIVERSE AND CHANGING COMMUNITIES.

TO PRESERVE AND PROMOTE THE TRADITION IN SPORTS BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE 2021 STUDENT-ATHLETES AT HIGH SCHOOL.

To provde housing and living expenses to indigent local families

As part Clubs , The Walpole Club meets the needs local communities and the world. With 1.35 million members our volunteer organization in 207 countries is what we make it. In Walpole, the support local youth activities and community causes, lend financial supoport to families in need and provide meals for our seniors.

WAS CREATED BY TO MAKE CHARITABLE DONATIONS IN A WAY THAT REFLECTS THE VALUES AND INTERESTS OF THE OWNERS AND EMPLOYEES OF . THE IS ONE ASPECT OF OUR COMMITMENT TO OUR COMMUNITY AND TO SOCIAL CHANGE.THE DISTRIBUTES THE MAJORITY OF FUNDS TO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS, WITH A STRONG EMPHASIS ON AFFORDABLE HOUSING, LOCAL FOOD, AND RENEWABLE ENERGY. THE REMAINING FUNDS ARE DISTRIBUTED TO ORGANIZATIONS IN THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES: CONSERVATION and ENVIRONMENT, SCHOOLS and CHILDREN, HEALTH and SOCIAL SERVICES, ARTS and CULTURE, AND GLOBAL POVERTY RELIEF. WE ALSO KEEP A SET-ASIDE FOR EMERGENCY DISASTER RELIEF EFFORTS. 39 GRANTS WERE DISTRIBUTED DURING THE 2021-2022 FISCAL YEAR.

TO PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF MUSICIANS BEGINNING THEIR PROFESSIONAL CAREERS, AND TO INCREASE PUBLIC APPRECIATION FOR MUSIC.

ACUMEN SUPPORTS SOCIAL ENTERPRISES THAT SERVE LOW INCOME INDIVIDUALS.

TO ASSIST IN PROMOTING, STIMULATING AND MAINTAINING INTEREST IN AND ASSISTANCE TO THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT AND OTHER EXTRA-CURRICULAR PROGRAMS. TO GIVE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE VARIOUS PROGRAMS AND ATHLETIC TEAMS REPRESENTING THROUGH FINANCIAL AID, SERVICES AND AWARDS PROGRAMS.

SUPPORTING EDUCATION FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONALS BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL COMMUNITIES.

SEEKS TO EMPOWER LOW- AND MODERATE-INCOME PEOPLE AND UNDERSERVED POPULATIONS. WE ACCOMPLISH THESE GOALS BY FOCUSING ON THREE AREAS OF : HOMEOWNERSHIP SUPPORT INCLUDING FIRST-TIME HOMEBUYER WORKSHOPS AND FORECLOSURE PREVENTION COUNSELING; CREATING AFFORDABLE HOUSING; AND SMALL BUSINESS .

mission of is to provide services and educational support to individuals and families seeking to acquire skills needed to attain personal and employment goals.

TAC IS A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS TO ACHIEVE POSTIVE OUTCOMES ON BEHALF OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND PEOPLE WHO ARE HOMELESS BY PROVIDING STATE-OF- ART INFORMATION, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND EXPERTISE TO ORGANIZATION AND POLICYMAKERS IN AREAS OF MENTAL HEALTH, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, HUMAN SERVICES, AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

Support public schools

IS DEDICATED TO ADVANCING THE WELL-BEING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AND PROMOTING THE DIVERSITY AND VIBRANCY OF THE ALLSTON/BRIGHTON COMMUNITY. WE DO THIS BY PROVIDING HEALTHY, AFFORDABLE HOMES; OFFERING PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO ENRICH, EDUCATE AND INSPIRE; AND ENGAGING IN INNOVATIVE PHILANTHROPY.

TO MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION FOR ALL AND TO UPHOLD HIGH PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS TO ADVANCE THE SOCIOECONOMIC WELL-BEING OF EDUCATORS

PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ASSOCIATES OF WHO ARE FACED WITH EXTRAORDINARY FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS.

TO COLLECT AND DISTRIBUTE ARTICLES OF CLOTHING TO CHILDREN, INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED.

THE (THE "COMMUNITY"), IS A ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS COMMUNITY WOMEN. IT IS A PRIVATE ASSOCIATION THE FAITHFUL IN THE ARCHDIOCESE BOSTON AND WAS FOUNDED IN 2011 BY MOTHER OLGA THE SACRED HEART. THEY ARE EXPOSED TO PRISON MINISTRY, HOSPITAL, NURSING HOME AND HOMELESS MINISTRY,PARISH and YOUTH MINISTRY, SCHOOLS, UNIVERSITIES and CATHOLIC BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS.

ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENT DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILIES, ESPECIALLY CONCERNING INFANT VERY YOUNG CHILDREN IN ORDER TO PROVIDE THEM WITH THE SUPPORT ASSISTANCE NECESSARY TO GROW UP AS NORMAL WELL ADJUSTED INDIVIDUALS. THIS INCLUDES MOTHERS CHILDREN IN ABUSIVE SITUATIONS.

Assist families with handicapped children

TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS WHO FUND RESEARCH AND OR PROVIDE TRAINING, RESOURCES, SERVICES AND AID TO INDIVIDUALS LIVING WITH AUTISM AND THEIR FAMILIES.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATES OF , , MA

TO RECONSTRUCT JOURNALISM FROM GROUND UP BY SUPPORTING NEXT GENERATION OF JOURNALISTS.

THE MISSION OF THE IMPROVE THE FOOD SYSTEM, INC. IS PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR AN ANNUAL CONFERENCE DESIGNED BRING TOGETHER WORLD LEADERS FROM THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS, REGULATORS, SCIENTIST AND CONSUMER REPRESENTATIVES FOR ACADEMIC RESEARCH AND THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND IDEAS RELATING THE GLOBAL FOOD SYSTEM.

TO SUPPORT EXISTING 501(C) NONPROFITS THAT FOCUS ON RESEARCHING ISSUES AND CURES FOR ALS AS WELL AS INDIVIDUALS THAT SUFFER FROM ALS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND TO HELP SUPPORT NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT FOCUS ON SUPPORTING AT RISK CHILDREN IN GREATER BOSTON AREA.

To operate the American Heritage Museum, which preserves, restores and presents historical artifacts for the purpose of honoring veterans and educating the general public. In addition, the and the Museum participate in living history events to operate the artifacts and present them to the public.

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assist local residents who have VISON DIABETES and SENSORY IMPAIRMENTS to obtain and receive equipment and services such as eye glasses vision and glaucoma screenings assistive technology magnification devices SCHOLARSHIPS and social recreational opportunities. also support elders and families and provides assistance in a variety of community related initiatives in alignment with the other Service areas of Youth Childhood Diseases Hunger Environment and Humanitarian causes.

TO BE A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION FOR ST AREA ASSOC. BY PROVIDING CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE TO ST AREA, AIDING IN MAINT. OF TRAFFIC ISLANDS AND DEVELOPING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO MEMBERSHIP OF ST AREA ASSOC. AND COMMUNITY.

MCDC programs enable low income families in the 495/MetroWest and Nashoba Valley areas of Massachusetts to become more self-sufficient, build new skills, increase income, utilize their assets wisely, buy homes, and reduce their dependence on public supports.

TO SUPPORT VARIOUS CHARITIES RELATED PRIMARILY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY TO MEDICAL, CHURCH AND VETERANS.

THE WAS CREATED TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE ENTITLED TO EXEMPTION UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE IRS CODE OF 1986. THE FURTHER LIMITS ITS SUPPORT TO ORGANIZATIONS WHICH FOSTER THE HEALTH, EDUCATION, SAFETY OR WELFARE OF CHILDREN, WITH PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO (BUT NOT LIMITED TO) ORGANIZATIONS, ORGANIZED OPERATING WITHIN THE GREATER BOSTON AREA. THE TRUSTEES FOCUS ON ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT FAMILIES AS WELL AS CHILDREN.

Provide grants to enable the school to retain teachers for Catholic programs and provide support for educational programs

RAISE FUNDS TO MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS TO FAMILIES FINANCIALLY IMPACTED BY CANCER AND TO SUPPORT CANCER RESEARCH PERFORMED BY 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS DANA FARBER

TO EMPOWER WOMEN TO LIVE BOLDLY AND FEARLESSLY. WE ADVOCATE FOR A WORLD WHERE WOMEN LIVE FREE FROM OBJECTIFICATION AND HARASSMENT.

SUPPORTING THE CREATION OF A MORE EQUITABLE WORLD BY CHAMPIONING ARTISTS AND ARTS PROFESSIONALS DEDICATED TO THROUGH RESEARCH, STUDIO PRACTICE, PEDAGOGY, AND WRITING.

TO SUPPORT ACTIVE DUTY, VETERANS AND THEIR FIRST RESPONDERS AND FAMILY PLUS FAMILIES OF DECEASED VETERANS THROUGH PROGRAMS TO RAISE MONEY FOR THEIR SUPPORT.

Charitable Giving Animal Welfare

TO PROMOTE COLLABORATION BETWEEN FAMILIES, SCHOLARS AND TEACHERS TO ENRICH THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE AT OSACPS. TO SUPPORT THE NEEDS OF SCHOLARS AND STAFF THROUGH FUNDRAISING

PROMOTE AND SUPPORT WOMAN IN .

OUR MISSION IS TO BRING TOGETHER CABO VERDEAN WOMEN OF DIVERSE OCCUPATIONS AND PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEM TO HELP THEMSELVES AND OTHERS GROW PERSONALLY AND PROFESSIONALLY THROUGH LEADERSHIP, EDUCATION, NETWORKING, AND SUPPORT.

To provide financial, social, emotional and referral support and assistance to children and their families in Massachusetts who are undergoing medical treatment, hospitalization, receiving emotional and mental health services and are the subjects first repsonders.

Educational Scholarships

To invest in women and girls in the communities in Massachsetts through education, community building,grant making and strategic partnerships with a focus on educational scholarships for first generation women and girls and safety from violence, to educate the community about the critical needs of low-income women and girls.

Recovery Grants and Random Acts of Kindness - Our mission is to continue to spread the joy, acceptance and compassion that Joseph "" demonstrated throughout his life. We strive to provide the financial assistance to those in personal crisis or strife and to share the hope, love and smile that gave to all people in his life - from friends to strangers.

The Foundations activities will focus on charitable educational and scientific development. In its essence this will belong to the community our efforts will be designed around 1. Outreach and Advocacy 40%Support underserved populations in experiencing healthier relationships with themselves their partners their children and their networks; 2. Grants and Scholarships 40% Make grants to other 501c3 organizations as well as work and study grants to writers scholars educators therapists and researchers; and 3.Connecting the Therapist Community 20% Offer therapists conferences and other educational resources and opportunities for development and growth. Outreach and Advocacy The foundations outreach and advocacy program will work in coordination with regional nonprofits to bring relationship skills to communities and neighborhoods that would not otherwise have access to these services. This includes offering: educational workshops

PROVIDES DIRECT FOR PROFESSIONAL IN EXPERIENCING HARDSHIP.

DURING 2016 TAX YEAR, PURCHASED A BUILDING AND LAND IN ORDER TO BUILD A NEW STATE-OF--ART SCHOOL BUILDING THAT WILL HOUSE A HIGH-QUALITY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED FAMILIES IN BROOKLINE, MA. SCHOOL BUILDING WILL BE LEASED TO A PUBLIC CHARITY THAT WILL RUN SCHOOL IN FURTHERANCE OF SUCH CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. EXPENSES WERE RELATED TO PREPARATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SCHOOL.

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE, SUPPORT HEALTH AND EDUCATION, AND PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS.

We scale-up forest protection and transition to agriculture by incubating adoption of our Regeneration Hub model which includes an innovatively designed, value-added food processing center that not only helps farm families earn better incomes through specialized processing of crops, but it also produces other things farmers need to escape poverty, ex. clean drinking water, low cost sustainable energy, food security, and affordable organic crop amendments.

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