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1		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
2		BROOMFIELD, CO
3		BOULDER, CO
4		GOLDEN, CO
5		ENGLEWOOD, CO
6		DENVER, CO
7		Centennial, CO
8		Fort Lupton, CO
9		FORT COLLINS, CO
10		CARBONDALE, CO
11		DURANGO, CO
12		MONTROSE, CO
13		Aurora, CO
14		DENVER, CO
15		ASPEN, CO
16		LAKEWOOD, CO
17		ELBERT, CO
18		AURORA, CO
19		Denver, CO
20		Denver, CO
21		PUEBLO, CO
22		WESTMINSTER, CO
23		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
24		Bennett, CO
25		DENVER, CO
26		Salida, CO
27		DENVER, CO
28		LITTLETON, CO
29		Colorado Springs, CO
30		COMMERCE CITY, CO
31		Highlands Ranch, CO
32		DENVER, CO
33		DENVER, CO
34		ESTES PARK, CO
35		Englewood, CO
36		ENGLEWOOD, CO
37		Sterling, CO
38		Denver, CO
39		ALAMOSA, CO
40		Colorado Springs, CO
41		Broomfield, CO
42		DENVER, CO
43		LAKEWOOD, CO
44		Boulder, CO
45		AURORA, CO
46		Lakewood, CO
47		Englewood, CO
48		BOULDER, CO
49		GOLDEN, CO
50		Pagosa Springs, CO

PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

THE " OR " SCHOOL GROWTH ") PRIMARILY PROVIDES GRANTS AND LOANS TO SCHOOL MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONS THAT MANAGE AND GROW NETWORKS OF SCHOOLS. THE ONLY SUPPORTS ORGANIZATIONS THAT DEMONSTRATE AN IMPACT ON UNDERSERVED STUDENT POPULATIONS AND OUTSTANDING VALUE-ADDED ACADEMIC GAINS. THE FOCUSES ON GEOGRAPHIC AREAS SUPPORTIVE OF FURTHER EXPANSION OF SCHOOLS. THE DISTRIBUTED $53,983,999 OF GRANTS TO OR FOR THE BENEFIT OR SCHOOL MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONS AND INCURRED ADDITIONAL CHARITABLE EXPENSES OF $19,837,550 DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2021. IN ADDITION, THE ISSUED $15,935,301 OF PROGRAM-RELATED INVESTMENT (PRI) LOANS TO SCHOOL MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATIONS DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2021. SEE PART IX-B AND XV FOR A DETAILED LISTING OF LOANS AND GRANTS DURING THE CURRENT YEAR.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS, VOLUNTEERS AND MANAGEMENT CONSULTING SERVICES TO A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION IN UGANDA THAT RUNS A MEDICAL CLINIC SPECIALIZING IN MATERNAL AND INFANT CARE

TO PROVIDE GRANTS, LOANS, AND LOAN GUARANTEES TO ASSIST THE MICROFINANCE INDUSTRY IN MAKING MICRO LOANS TO IMPOVERISHED WOMEN AND TO PROVIDE DONORS AND INVESTORS AN OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE TARGETED INVESTMENTS IN POVERTY ALLEVIATION THROUGH MICROFINANCE.

TO RAISE FUNDS FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS AND PROVIDE GRANTS TO FRONT RANGE VOLLEYBALL CLUB, INC. FOR THE FURTHERANCE OF THE TAX EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THAT ORGANIZATION.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO FACILITATE BASIC CARE TO HIV/AIDS IMPACTED AND MALNOURISHED CHILDREN IN MOKHOTLONG, LESOTHO, AFRICA IN FORM OF SHELTER, FOOD, MEDICINE, CLOTHING, FULL-TIME CARETAKING AND HIV/AIDS PREVENTION EDUCATION.

Our mission is to bring clean to the Sudanese people of the Mountains. We do that by developing and repairing infrastructure and by providing purification education and resources. Our work is for the benefit of all people regardless of religious or ethnic association. Note: In response to the ongoing conflicts in the Mountains, we have expanded our work to include humanitarian relief by purchasing and delivering safe drops, and medical supplies. We also provide tuition, books, fees and other expenses to students displaced to other countries by the conflicts in the Mountains of Sudan.

Masonic Lodge whose mission is to promote brotherhood among its members Significant fraternal charitable activities include semi-monthly meetings scholarship grants to high school seniors

TO SUPPORT PUBLIC AND ITS PROGRAMS

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Inc is a volunteer organization dedicated to fund raising in order to provide grants to non-profit organizations, individuals, schools, etc. with performing and visual programs.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS FOR SERVICES TO NEEDY RESIDENTS OF COUNTY WHO DO NOT HAVE INSURANCE

C.H.F. provde public awareness information, grants for Epilepsy seizure monitoring, and awareness through fundraising events and multimedia educational tools.

PROVIDED STIPENDS TO KOLLEL SCHOLARS TO ASSIST THEM WITH THE GOAL PUBLISHING HOLY BOOKS ON BIBLICAL AND JEWISH LEGAL MATTERS.

DIRECT GRANTS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

THE HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED TO HELP FINANCIALLY SUPPORT WITH BOOKS AND OTHER ITEMS THAT BENEFIT THE STUDENTS.

IS DEVOTED TO UTILIZING THE POWER OF STORYTELLING TO POSITIVELY AFFECT THE LIVES OF PEOPLE ON THE . THROUGH OUR EDUCATION, COMMUNITY, AND PUBLISHING DIVISIONS, OUR NONPROFIT WORKS WORLDWIDE TO FOSTER A LOVE OF LITERATURE, INCREASE RATES, AND USE STORYTELLING TO EMPOWER UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. OUR EDUCATION DIVISION DELIVERS INNOVATIVE AND STORYTELLING PROGRAMS WITH A FOCUS ON INCREASING RATES AND ASSISTING PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH STORYTELLING. WE HAVE A STRONG FOCUS ON BRINGING OUR INITIATIVES TO LOW-INCOME, LOW-, AND MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES, WHETHER THAT MEANS TEACHING IN PRISONS OR CREATING COMPLETELY ORIGINAL CURRICULA TO TACKLE LOW READING PROFICIENCY IN OUR YOUTH. THROUGH OUR COMMUNITY DIVISION, FORGES PARTNERSHIPS WITH UNIVERSITIES AND OTHER HUMANITARIAN AND LITERARY ORGANIZATIONS. AS A GLOBAL COMMUNITY OF READERS, WRITERS, ARTISTS, STUDENTS, AND SUPPORTERS, BRINGS PEOPLE FROM DIVERSE BACKGROUNDS TO

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO REFUGEES, IMMIGRANTS, AND THOSE FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES IN THE DENVER METRO AREA WHO DESIRE TO OWN OR STRENGTHEN BUSINESSES, DEVELOP WEALTH, AND EMPOWER THEMSELVES FINANCIALLY.

To further charitable purposes by charitable grant making; provided that all such grants shall be made to organizations or entities exempt from federal income tax under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

To provide grants, fundraising and encouraging volunteerism in support local charities.

THE IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF, OR TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE CITY-COUNTY DISTRICT, INCLUDING PROVIDING RESOURCES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF THE CITY-COUNTY DISTRICT TO THE EXTENT NOT NORMALLY MET BY PUBLIC FUNDING.

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TO PROVIDE GRANTS THAT TARGET IMMEDIATE HEALTHCARE NEEDS AND ENCOURAGE HEALTHY LIVING.

The is a publically supported organized and operated to make charitable and educational grants to public charities within the United States and to provide financial assistance to organizations and certain individuals suffering from late-stage cancer with a demonstrated financial need.

IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO RAISING RESEARCH FUNDS FOR EPILEPTIC ENCEPHALOPATHY, A RARE AND CATASTROPHIC FORM OF EPILEPSY. BY OFFERING RESEARCH GRANTS FOR RESEARCH WITH A NOVEL APPROACH, WE CAN MOVE RESEARCHERS AND THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY FORWARD TO FIND BETTER TREATMENTS AND A WHILE ASSISTING AFFLICTED INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

Service organization providing Scholarships to local students and Grants to other non-profit organizations.

MAKE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS OPERATING CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMS. FIVE ORGANIZATIONS RECEIVED GRANTS RANGING FROM 2,000 TO 40,000.

STUDENT RESEARCH GRANTS

To offer annual scholarships and grants for students and teachers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM)

The mission of the (QCF) is building a for a lifetime within the City of Commerce City, CO. Established in 2006, QCF supports post-secondary education and access to recreational programming for Commerce City youth, and provides grants to fund various non-profit organizations that benefit Commerce City residents.

Spreading the Gospel of Jesus to the Golden Triangle region of Southeast Asia

SUPPORT OF SEEKING REFUGE IN ORDER TO HEAL AND RESTART THEIR LIVES WHILE WORKING TO BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT.

CIRC) WAS INCORPORATED IN 2010 AS A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION IN THE STATE OF . CIRC IS A STATEWIDE, MEMBERSHIP-BASED OF , FAITH, LABOR, YOUTH, COMMUNITY, BUSINESS AND ALLY ORGANIZATIONS FOUNDED IN 2002 TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES BY MAKING A MORE WELCOMING, -FRIENDLY STATE. CIRC ACHIEVES THIS MISSION THROUGH NON-PARTISAN CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, PUBLIC EDUCATION, AND ADVOCATING FOR WORKABLE, FAIR AND HUMANE IMMIGRATION POLICIES."

To maintain, support, and improve the Public District by engaging in fundraising activities, creating and managing an endowment, disbursing funds to the and cooperating with the Board of Trustees of the .

TO ENRICH LIFE IN COLORADO BY SUPPORTING THE . THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY RAISING FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE THROUGH GRANTS AND TO EDUCATE OUR MEMBERS AND THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE WHILE DEVELOPING INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT.

NONE-GRANTS ONLY

SUPPORT

Elementary student support and enrichment including grants for para professionals, band program and educational materials

ASSISTANCE PROGRAM HELPS WITH APPLICATIONS FOR CITIZENSHIP AND ADVOCATES FOR IMMIGRANTS IN THE WORKPLACE.

Providing grants to faith-based organizations involved in international development for least-reached poor communities; Hosting life-transition workshops and leadership coaching for individuals and groups; and Guiding Family Experiences (camps, adventure trips, and theater) for youth development.

The supports Vail Resorts employees and their dependents in times of need through emergency financial assistance and educational grants.

provides reading, writing, and math instruction to at-risk students. Our signature service is our ASVAB Prep Program, which helps young people who want to join the military to pass the entrance exam (the ASVAB). In 2022 we helped 22 candidates pass this test and enlist in the Armed Forces. Their average score increase was 100% after just 15 hours of intervention.

FOUNDED IN 2016 BY WOMEN WITH A SHARED PASSION FOR SERVING OTHERS, IS A GOLDEN, COLORADO BASED 501(C)3 NONPROFIT. OUR MISSION IS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN LIVES OF MARGINALIZED WOMEN AND CHILDREN AROUND WORLD. WE PROVIDE GRANTS TO OTHER NONPROFITS THAT SERVE FAMILIES IN NEED.

The organization will conduct scientific research on age-related macular degeneration () which is deterioration of the macula, which is the small central area of the retina of the eye that controls visual acuity. The specific nature of this research may vary, but all will fit within our general mission to provide education to the general public on the and the impact it has on individuals.We seek to advance the science of the nutritional basis of through anthropological and nutritional, population-based, scientific research, particularly involving societies that still consume native, traditional, non-Westernized diets. We will research and provide information on the prevention and treatment of on a daily basis.The organization will provide web-based education, books, lectures, video, and seminars to educate eye care providers, healthcare providers, nutrition organizations, food manufacturers, and the general public. Books with information regarding the research of wil

THE (RMWC) IS AN IMMIGRANT-LED MULTI-TENANT, SHARED SPACE NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WITH THE MISSION OF FOSTERING INTERCULTURAL LEARNING, UNDERSTANDING AND INTEGRATION AMONG IMMIGRANTS, REFUGEES AND THE COLORADO RESIDENTS.

The purpose of the . is to honor Tom and his contribution to the accounting and financial consulting industry throughout his career. The organizations mission is to provide scholarships, tuition assistance, grants and other forms of financial assistance to accounting and finance students who have demonstrated the need for such assistance in the Albuquerque, New Mexico area where Tom lived and established his career.

The provides grants to other qualified charitable organizations with similar missions primarily with a mission of ending childhood hunger.

SCHOLARSHIPS TO POST-SECONDARY STUDENTS

provides grants to or the benefit of employees of Keystone Holdings, LLC and its subsidiaries in furtherance of charitable purposes.

THE MISSION OF THE . IS TO SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE BY RAISING FUNDS FOR INFORMATION RESOURCES, PROGRAMS, SERVICES, AND FACILITIES.

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