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51		ESTES PARK, CO
52		BOULDER, CO
53		FORT COLLINS, CO
54		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
55		Colorado Springs, CO
56		PUEBLO, CO
57		PUEBLO, CO
58		Denver, CO
59		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
60		STERLING, CO
61		BOULDER, CO
62		Broomfield, CO
63		LA SALLE, CO
64		ENGLEWOOD, CO
65		Frisco, CO
66		ENGLEWOOD, CO
67		Denver, CO
68		GRAND JUNCTION, CO
69		Centennial, CO
70		LAKE CITY, CO
71		WRAY, CO
72		BOULDER, CO
73		WESTCLIFFE, CO
74		BOULDER, CO
75		LAKEWOOD, CO
76		FRUITA, CO
77		Denver, CO
78		Boulder, CO
79		Colorado Springs, CO
80		Colorado Springs, CO
81		Superior, CO
82		Greenwood Village, CO
83		Cherry Hills Village, CO
84		Manitou Springs, CO
85		PUEBLO, CO
86		PARKER, CO
87		Grand Junction, CO
88		DENVER, CO
89		BROOMFIELD, CO
90		LAKEWOOD, CO
91		Lafayette, CO
92		PAGOSA SPRINGS, CO
93		Lakewood, CO
94		Castle Rock, CO
95		STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO
96		AURORA, CO
97		Parker, CO
98		DENVER, CO
99		FORT COLLINS, CO

Mission: Inspiring community investment through student learning experiences today to develop our citizens of tomorrow. Activities will be fundraising to provide grants to supplement the School District and students' growth.

The Corporation is organized exclusively for providing financial grants for law enforcement members /or the spouse, parents, significant partner children of law enforcement members who suffer serious bodily injury or killed in the line of duty

EXPANDING ACCESS TO PERSONALIZED READING MATERIAL TO FURTHER INDIVIDUAL READING FORMATS

TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND WELL BEING OF THE PIKES PEAK COMMUNITY OF THROUGH GRANTS TO PUBLICLY SUPPORTED CHARITIES, PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO OSTEOPATIC MEDICAL STUDENTS, AND EDUCATING THE PUBLIC IN MATTERS RELATING TO HEALTH.

EDUCATIONAL GRANTS FOR MEMBERS OF THE BLACK/AFRICAN AMERICAN RACE AND RESIDENTS OF COLORADO.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR LOCAL NON-PROFIT GROUPS THROUGH GRANTS TO DESERVING ORGANIZATIONS; SCHOLARSHIPS TO AREA GRADUATES.

TO PROVIDE PUBLIC SERVICE TO THE CITIZENS OF THE CITY and COUNTY OF , COLORADO.

celebrates Japanese and Japanese American heritage, culture and community, including the Tri-State/Denver Buddhist Temple through scholarships, grants, a leadership program, events and festivals.

TO ENHANCE THE PUBLIC PERCEPTION TOWARD LAW ENFORCEMENT THROUGH GRANTS FOR INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS, SPONSORING YOUTH ATHLETICS AND DONATIONS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS ATTENDING AND TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO FACULTY AND STAFF FOR EDUCATION OR CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS.

TO IMPROVE DENTAL CARE BY PROVIDING CONTINUING EDUCATION TO DENTISTS AND BY GIVING MONETARY GRANTS TO AID DENTAL STUDENTS AND NON- PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHICH PROVIDE PATIENT CARE TO THE NEEDY.

Provided teachers with a mini grant. This grant allowed teachers to use the money for their classroom. Provided money to Elementary for the classroom paras. Above and Beyond grant for classes like library and counseling services. We also gave to the Impact on Education for the Marshall Fires

STUDENT ENRICHMENT GRANTS TO 5 LOCAL SCHOOLS

SECURE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

was established in 1990 obtained 501(c)(3) status in 1992. We work to reduce number unwanted pets through comprehensive spay/neuter programs give financial aid to low income residents to obtain necessary veterinary care their . We seek to promote enhance human-animal bond with our financial aid programs our "fun-draisers" that get whole families to participate in events with their dogs. L.A.P.S. also financially assists County Animal Shelter to offset spay/neuter costs adoptee in residence by subsidizing their spay/neuter program through grants L.A.P.S. recieves.

EXCLUSIVELY BENEFIT and PERFORM FUNCTIONS FOR CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS WITHIN THE DISTRICT LIBRARIES

The Club Foundation is a public charitable organization with emphasis toward underprivileged and at-risk youth through programs for youth , drug and alcohol awareness, health and violence prevention and education and literacy.

FUNDRAISING FOR AND PROMOTION OF LIBRARIES, ITS SERVICES, PROGRAMS, AND CAPITAL NEEDS.

Our purpose is to help raise funds for the to use in connection with enhancing the education for the attending students and community members year over year. We do so with teacher grants to purchase music equipment, science learning programs, book reading, literature enhancement, art supplies and technology points to enhance learning or ease of student interaction.

TO LEAD IN EXTENSION AND IMPROVEMENT LIBRARY SERVICES AND RESOURCES AND TO PROMOTE AWARENESS AND USAGE LIBRARY

THE ORGANIZATION ADMINISTERS FUNDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF DISTRICT . THIS IS PRIMARILY ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH EDUCATIONAL GRANTS FOR LOCAL HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS AND INDIVIDUALS PURSUING CAREERS IN HEALTH CARE. THE SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SIMILAR ASSISTANCE TO THE EXTENT FUNDING IS AVAILABLE.

THE PRIMARY CHARITABLE ACTIVITY OF THE CENTERS AROUND ADMINISTERING GRANTS, REVIEWING GRANT APPLICATIONS, INTERVIEWING APPLICANTS, SELECTING GRANTEES AND REVIEWING REPORTS RELATING TO THE USE OF THE GRANT FUNDS. THEREFORE, 100% OF CHARITABLE EXPENSE FOR SALARIES AND BENEFITS, OCCUPANCY, CONFERENCES AND OFFICE EXPENSES ARE LISTED AS THE AMOUNT OF EXPENSE FOR THIS ACTIVITY. THIS AMOUNT CORRESPONDS TO PAGE 1, LINE 24D LESS EXPENSES DIRECTLY RELATED TO THE CHARITABLE RENTAL ACTIVITY.

GRANTS AND SUPPORT OF BASED PROGRAMS AND SERVICES. THE MOUNTAIN STRENGTHENS TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS AND PROVIDES DONORS WITH CHARITABLE GIVING OPTIONS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDED SUPPORT TO 39 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS DURING ITS CURRENT FISCAL YEAR. SEE THE SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION SCHEDULE FOR DETAILS CONCERNING THE PURPOSE OF THESE GRANTS.

GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS FOR DISTRIBUTION TO NEEDY AND DESERVING INDIVIDUALS FOR CHILD CARE

OPERATE A LOCAL WITH ALL VOLUNTEERS HELP AND DONATE PROFITS BACK TO THE COMMUNITY IN THE FORM GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO OTHER LOCAL NON-PROFITS FOR EDUCATION, SOCIAL WELFARE AND THOSE UNDERSERVED IN THE C

To develop literacy of people through real-life experiences and hands-on programs. Education is committed to developing the literacy of people through real-life experiences and hands-on programs purposefully designed to enable them to prosper in the free enterprise system. Since 1989, more than 810,000 youth have benefited from these nonprofit programs that build life skills, work skills, and self-sufficiency.

The made five grants during the year to tax-exempt organizations providing health-care services.

Service on PPCF Arts Vision grants adjudication panel

To provide scholarships, grants and parent advocacy sessions to low-income families.

BUDGET ITEMS FROM MEMBER APPROVED BUDGET WHICH PROVIDES FUNDS TO SUPERIOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUCH AS DIRECT CLASSROOM SUPPORT, FIELD TRIPS, LIBRARY BOOKS, SUPPLIES, ETC.

Receives and administers funds for the advancement and welfare of the APIA communities in CO provides grants and scholarships to students

NONE - GRANTS ONLY

Provide tuition grants to students in their first year of post secondary education in either a college or trade school.

SUPPORT

We provide grants and gifts to help the morale of hospitalized children and families with children who have Marfan Syndrome.

Build community connections through group events such as a carnival, fun run, and dance. Funds raised at these events will go directly to meeting the needs of classroom teachers. Funds will be used for technology, books, safety, and further education

gives young children a foundation for success by incorporating books into pediatric care encouraging families to aloud together.

A non-operating for purpose of making charitable grants to 501(c)(3) organizations

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO THE SCHOLARSHIP FUND AT THE DENVER .

OUR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER YOUTH TO ERDICATE ILLITERACY AND LEAD THEIR COMMUNITIES OUT OF POVERTY. TRANSFORMS LIVES THROUGH LITERACY. LEVERAGING AND EDUCATION AS MECHANISMS TO END POVERTY, WE CREATE THE CONDITIONS FOR YOUTH TO DISCOVER THEIR TRUE POTENTIAL AND BECOME AGENTS OF CHANGE IN THE WORLD. THROUGH COLLABORATION AND INNOVATION, WHOLE COMMUNITIES UNLEASH THEIR POWER TO FLOURISH UNDER THEIR OWN RESOURCES AND CREATIVITY.

INCREASE LITERACY and ACCESS THROUGH FREE, ACCESSIBLE EDUCATION and TECHNOLOGY.

The augments the classroom by putting technology and text books into every classroom through a series of raising activities throughout the year.

Teacher Grants provided grants to teachers to purchase supplies and needs for the classrooms

PROVIDE GRANTS TO BUDDHIST NUNNERIES LOCATED IN INDIA FOR THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF "SHEDRAS". SHEDRAS ARE INSTITUTES OF HIGHER BUDDHIST LEARNING. THE FUNDS PROVIDED BY THE ORGANIZATION WILL ALSO BE USED TO TEACH NUNS COMPUTER SKILLS, THE TIBETAN AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES, AND BASIC MATH SKILLS. IN GENERAL, THE OVERALL PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE THE PRESERVATION OF TIBETAN BUDDHIST CULTURE AND HIMALAYAN SPIRITUAL TRADITIONS.

TO ENCOURAGE RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCENTIFIC, TESTING FOR PUBLIC SAFETY, LITERACY, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, OR TO FOSTER NATIONAL, INTERNATIONAL AMATUER SPORTS COMPETITION, PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS

To (i) provide public education regarding 9-1-1 and Emergency Notification Services ("ENS") in Colorado, (ii) raise funds and make grants to improve 9-1-1, ENS and emergency response in Colorado, and (iii) generally support 9-1-1 and ENS in Colorado.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO INCREASE THE LITERACY RATE AMONG ALL OF COLORADO'S QUALIFYING PRISON INMATES. THIS WILL BE DONE THROUGH PROVIDING BOOKS AND PERIODICALS FOR CRITICAL READING AND SHARED INQUIRY VIA A COMMUNITY DISCUSSION TWICE A MONTH. THROUGH FACILITATION AND CAREFUL SELECTION OF READING MATERIALS, THE PROGRAM WILL INCREASE THE LITERACY AMONG ALL PRISONERS PARTICIPATING, THEREBY INCREASING THEIR OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMPLOYMENT UPON THEIR RELEASE AND LOWERED RECIDIVISM.THERE WILL ALSO BE STRONG MOTIVATION TO PARTICIPATE IN SMALL DISCUSSION GROUPS. THIS IS IMPORTANT, NOT ONLY TO STIMULATE THE PRISONERS MENTALLY BUT ALSO TO PROVIDE A VEHICLE FOR THEM TO INTERACT WITH THEIR FELLOW INMATES AND UPON THEIR RELEASE, WITH SOCIETY IN GENERAL. MEASURABLE OUTCOMES INCLUDE IMPROVED COMMUNICATION AND LITERACY SKILLS, BREAKING DOWN OF RACIAL BARRIERS, PRO-SOCIALIZATION AND SELF-ESTEEM.

Applicant will provide grants to other 501(c)(3) organizations in such areas as: 1) medical research, 2) assistance to those in need, and 3) education and sports. Grants to date include cystic fibrosis research.

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