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151		CENTENNIAL, CO
152		ARVADA, CO
153		LARKSPUR, CO
154		Aurora, CO
155		Denver, CO
156		WESTMINISTER, CO
157		Thornton, CO
158		HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO
159		Colorado Springs, CO
160		ARVADA, CO
161		PUEBLO, CO
162		Falcon, CO
163		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
164		CENTENNIAL, CO
165		BROOMFIELD, CO
166		Peyton, CO
167		Monument, CO
168		FRUITA, CO
169		BOULDER, CO
170		PARKER, CO
171		BASALT, CO
172		Denver, CO
173		Denver, CO
174		EDWARDS, CO
175		COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
176		Aurora, CO
177		LONGMONT, CO
178		AURORA, CO
179		Greenwood Village, CO
180		Pueblo, CO
181		FORT COLLINS, CO
182		FIRESTONE, CO
183		Englewood, CO
184		DENVER, CO
185		DENVER, CO
186		Keenesburg, CO
187		EVANS, CO
188		DENVER, CO
189		Manitou Springs, CO
190		WESTMINSTER, CO
191		FOUNTAIN, CO
192		Golden, CO
193		Lakewood, CO
194		STERLING, CO
195		LAMAR, CO
196		MONTROSE, CO
197		Canon City, CO
198		MONTROSE, CO
199		Golden, CO
200		PARKER, CO

CREATE SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS

TO PROVIDE STUDENT ENRICHMENT AND SUPPORT

THIS ORGANIZATION GIVES OUT EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS, MAKES CASH DONATIONS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS, AND PROMOTES GOLF TO YOUTH BY CONTRIBUTING TO JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT .

Award Scholarships

Our mission statement is to advance the Risk Management profession among our members, students, and business communitythrough educational programs, professional development resources, and networking

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE THE ORGANIZATION IS TO DISSEMINATE INFO CONCERNING SAFETY ISSUES, PROVIDE ASSISTANCE, AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS and MAKE GRANTS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGS.

The was formed and is maintained in order to encourage, assist, promote, and support the Programs. It does this by providing financial support through fundraising activities. Members of the also volunteer in the various activities the students and directors choose to participate in. The consists of approximately 120 students.

THE "GBBC" SUPPORTS MORE THAN 40 CLUBS AND ATHLETIC TEAMS IN THEIR ACTIVITIES AND FUNCTION WITH HIGH SCHOOL, FACILITATES FUNDS GENERATION FOR PARTICIPATION AND PROGRAM NEEDS, AND MANAGES THOSE FUNDS. THE SCHOOL HOUSES APPROXIMATELY 2100 STUDENTS.

Support Music by Fund Raising for Philharmonic and the Youth Symphony Young Artists Scholarship Program

LUTHERAN MEDICAL CENTER 2,500 ACE SCHOLARSHIPS 2,500

AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS

Provide education for students in Pre-K through 8th grade, benefitting approximately 365 students.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO INSPIRE, MOTIVATE, AND CHALLENGE ALL STUDENTS TO ASPIRE TO THEIR HIGHEST POTENTIAL AS ARTISTS AND AS HUMAN BEINGS THROUGH ARTS IMMERSION STUDIES AND COMMUNITY ARTS ADVOCACY.

THE PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING AND QUALIFIED COLLEGE STUDENTS FOCUSED ON ENGINEERING OR CURRICULUM RELATED TO THE ELECTRIC ENERGY INDUSTRY WITH THE INTENT OF ENCOURAGING COLLEGE STUDENTS TO PURSUE A CAREER IN THE ELECTRIC ENERGY INDUSTRY. ALSO PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS TO THOSE PURSUING AN ELECTRIC INDUSTRY POSITION CERTIFICATE OR ASSOCIATE DEGREE AT A COLLEGE.

SCHOLARSHIP - HILLSDALE COLLEGE 33 E COLLEGE STREET HILLSDALE MI 49242

Promote the health and welfare of students

College scholarships 9 students

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

THE WAS FOUNDED AS A VOLUNTEER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION IN 1999 BY A GROUP OF PROFESSIONAL WOMEN WHO REALIZED THE NEED FOR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COLLEGE-BOUND AND LOW-INCOME /O STUDENTS.

PROVIDING BASEBALL FACILITIES FOR YOUTH, TO FOCUS ON CARBON MONOXIDE AWARENESS AND TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING BALLPLAYERS.

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM SET UP TO ENABLE STUDENTS TO OBTAIN POST HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION.

To provide scholarships to the children of Colorado workers who are fatally or permanently injured in a compensable work related accident or illness.

builds inclusive learning communities to support students on their Road to Success.

THE COUNTY (EFEC) IS COMMITTED TO AND STUDENTS INTELLECTUAL AND EMOTIONAL GROWTH THROUGH EQUITABLE ACCESS TO IN-SCHOOL ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS, MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORTS, AND EFFORTS TO RECOGNIZE AND RETAIN TOP TEACHER TALENT.

Leadership provides faith-based, individualized high school education, counseling, life vocational skills, leadership training to students at risk of not graduating. Doing business as Pikes Peak Academy, school had an average enrollment of 50 students during school year.

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT and ENRICHMENT FOR ALL STUDENTS

INVOLVING THE COMMUNITY, PARENTS, AND STUDENTS TO CREATE AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE STUDENTS FEEL SUPPORTED AND ENCOURAGED IN THEIR ENDEAVORS.

THE IMPROVEMENT, SUPPORT AND RECOGNITION ESTABLISHED AND DEVELOPING INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (I.B.) PROGRAMS IN THE SCHOOLS THE REGION. THE AIMS AND GOALS ARE AS FOLLOWS: (1) SUPPORT THE ROLE THE SCHOOL I.B. COORDINATOR; (2) FACILITATE CONTINUING PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT,CURRICULUM IMPROVEMENT AND CURRICULUM IMPLEMENTATION; (3) PROVIDE A NETWORK FOR COLLABORATION AMONG PROFESSIONAL STAFF I.B. PROGRAMS; (4) SERVE AS A CLEARINGHOUSE FOR IDEAS AND MATERIALS RELATING TO I.B. CURRICULUM; (5)PROVIDE PUBLICITY I.B. PROGRAMS AND ACHIEVEMENTS I.B. STUDENTS WITHIN THE REGION; (6) SUPPORT PROGRAMS THAT ENCOURAGE INTERACTION BETWEEN I.B. STUDENTS FROM THE REGION; (7) PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR DEVELOPING I.B. PROGRAMS WITHIN THE REGION; (8) FOSTER RECOGNITION AND UNDERSTANDING THE I.B. PROGRAM BY NORTH AMERICAN UNIVERSITIIES AND COLLEGES; AND (9) PROVIDE EDUCATION I.B. PROGRAMS FOR SCHOOLS, DISTRICTS, UNIVERSITIES AND STATE AGENCIES.

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

Was to recognize those who received a . Due to covid, no interested people.

GIVE NEXT: AN INITIATIVE TO EDUCATE STUDENTS ABOUT THE VITAL ROLE THAT NONPROFITS AND PHILANTHROPY PLAY IN THEIR COMMUNITY. THROUGH THE PROGRAM, LOCAL BUSINESSES, FOUNDATIONS, AND INDIVIDUALS BECOME CLASSROOM DONORS BY PROVIDING EACH PARTICIPATING SCHOOL WITH 5,000 TO AWARD TO NONPROFITS IN LARIMER COUNTY, COLORADO. WITH THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THESE GENEROUS DONORS, STUDENTS DESIGN AND MANAGE THEIR OWN GRANTMAKING PROGRAMS. THE GRANTMAKING PROCESS IS THE TOOL THROUGH WHICH POWER IS SHIFTED TO YOUTH TO BUILD UNDERSTANDING OF COMPLEX SOCIAL ISSUES AND TO CONNECT THEM TO EACH OTHER AND THEIR COMMUNITY. GIVE NEXT VALUES THE INSIGHTS YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE ABOUT THE NEEDS IN OUR COMMUNITY AND CELEBRATES THE IMPACT THEY CAN HAVE NOW AND IN THE FUTURE. THIS YEAR LONG PROGRAM BEGINS WITH GIVE NEXT KICK-OFF DAY, A DAY OF INFORMATION AND INSPIRATION. DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR, STUDENTS WORK TOGETHER TO IDENTIFY COMMUNITY NEEDS, CHOOSE A FOCUS AREA, CREATE A MISSION STATEMENT, RESEARCH NONPROFITS, VOLU

mission is to serve the underprivileged in and bring to the hopeless through our various programs.Through our Fishing Food program, we provide thousands of pounds of fish to various local charities, feeding centers, schools, orphanages, rehab centers and families in need.Through our Student scholarship program we provide education to K-12 students and University students with individual sponsorships.

To Provide Books to Schools Reading Programs for Schools that Do not Have the Resources to Provide Books for their Students.

WE BELIEVE THAT CONNECTING EMPOWERED SCHOOLS, EDUCATORS, AND STUDENTS CAN CHANGE OUR EDUCATION SYSTEMS AND THE WORLD.

The corporation will annually fund a college scholarship for a deserving student at Cody High School in Cody, Wyoming. The corporation may also fund other educational needs as resources allow.

SUPPORT ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS OF PARTICIPANTS THROUGH DONATIONS TO CHARITIES THAT PROVIDE THE SAME ANDOR SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE SAME

To provide awareness and prevention of suicide and support prevention initiatives and raise funds and provide scholarship opportunities to deserving High School Seniors.

LAEF IS ORGANIZED TO GENERATE FUNDS FROM THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ENTERPRISES TO PROVIDE POST HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING STUDENTS.

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

PROVIDING EDUCATION AND RESOURCES FOR LEVEL STUDENTS.

Ed,programs and scholarships

The Mitchell Elementary is a parent/teacher association that seeks to assist and amplify the educational mission of school through bringing together stakeholders such as students, parents, educators, and the community.

Promote brotherhood among its members grant scholarships to students

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR NJC STUDENTS (2 GRANTED)

TO SOLICIT AND PROVIDE FUNDS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT, CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION, AND OTHER OPPORTUNITIES TO SERVE , ITS COMMUNITIES, AND APPROXIMATELY 1,000 ON-CAMPUS, CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT, AND ONLINE STUDENTS ANNUALLY.

PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFIED RECIPIENTS FOR COLLEGE FOR $10,000 TO $12,000 PER ACADEMIC YEAR, RENEWABLE FOR UP TO 4 YEARS.

The charitable activity is providing college scholarships

PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFIED RECIPIENTS FOR COLLEGE FOR $15,000 PER ACADEMIC YEAR, RENEWABLE FOR UP TO 4 YEARS.

TO search out and recognize students, teachers and/or schools with outstanding skills in the classroom, neighborhood and society. Student recognition does not require high grade point averages but is focused on their behavior in the classroom, home, community and service to the public.

Our groups purpose is to raise funds to be donated to an endowment for further scholarship purposes.

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