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1		SPRING LAKE, MI
2		LAPEER, MI
3		ANN ARBOR, MI
4		East Jordan, MI
5		DEARBORN HEIGHTS, MI
6		LANSING, MI
7		LANSING, MI
8		GRAND BLANC, MI
9		Vicksburg, MI
10		SOUTHFIELD, MI
11		DETROIT, MI
12		BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI
13		Ann Arbor, MI
14		Southfield, MI
15		MENDON, MI
16		CORUNNA, MI
17		Republic, MI
18		SAGINAW, MI
19		HASTINGS, MI
20		NORTHVILLE, MI
21		CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI
22		CALEDONIA, MI
23		BENZONIA, MI
24		EAST LANSING, MI
25		OAKLAND, MI
26		LAPEER, MI
27		SAGINAW, MI
28		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
29		WEST BRANCH, MI
30		Hazel Park, MI
31		TROY, MI
32		Roseville, MI
33		MONROE, MI
34		Lake Orion, MI
35		OWOSSO, MI
36		FARMINGTON HILLS, MI
37		Roseville, MI
38		TROY, MI
39		MIDLAND, MI
40		JACKSON, MI
41		DETROIT, MI
42		Battle Creek, MI
43		DETROIT, MI
44		FLINT, MI
45		ANN ARBOR, MI
46		FLINT, MI
47		KENTWOOD, MI
48		NORTHVILLE, MI
49		DEARBORN, MI
50		ADA, MI

NO CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES WERE HELD IN 2020 DUE TO COVID-19. GRANTS WERE GIVEN IN LIEU OF ACTIVITIES.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS OF FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF LIFE

TO PROVIDE FOR THE MENTORING AND TEACHING OF READING, WRITING, AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL SKILLS TO PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN.

Grants to local support agencies for redistribution to qualified individuals.

TO CREATE AND STRENGTHEN INFRASTRUCTURES THAT SUPPORT THE POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT OF WAYNE COUNTY YOUTH THROUGH ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION AND COMPETITION, EDUCATIONAL TUTORING, LITERACY DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL AWARENESS.

TO FACILITATE THE SHARING OF INFORMATION RESOURCES AMONG THE LIBRARIES OF MICHIGAN AND INDIANA.

TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN A PROGRAM OF EDUCATION AND RESEARCH GRANTS IN THE FIELD OF AGRONOMY.

TO EMBRACE ANY ORPHANED GIRL CHILD IN THE 5-7 YEAR AGE GROUP, IRRESPECTIVE OF HER CASTE, COLOUR, CREED, OR ETHNICITY, AND TO RAISE HER AS OUR OWN, PROVIDING HER WITH FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, EDUCATION, AND HEALTH CARE. TO DEVELOP AND STRENGTHEN A COMPREHENSIVE, CONVERGENT, SUSTAINABLE, AND PARTICIPATORY RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. TO EMPOWER RURAL WOMEN AND YOUTH. TO HELP REDUCE POVERTY AND INCREASE ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE THROUGH MICRO-CREDIT PLANNING, INCOME GENERATION SCHEMES, AND VILLAGE-LEVEL ENTERPRISE. TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY-BASED HEALTHCARE THROUGH PREVENTIVE AND PROMOTIONAL MEASURES, AND PROVIDE PRIMARY HEALTHCARE SERVICES FROM DISPENSARIES. TO STRENGTHEN LOCAL SELF-GOVERNANCE. TO CREATE ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS AND IMPLEMENT NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT. TO IMPROVE EDUCATION STANDARDS AND FACILITIES, PROMOTE LITERACY, AND OFFER VALUE-BASED EDUCATION. TO PROMOTE AND FACILITATE SOCIAL JUSTICE. TO EMPOWER MEN, WOMEN, YOUTH, AND CHILDREN TO UPLIFT THEMSELVES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES BY IN

raise funds for grants to public school bands.

ACCOMPLISHES ITS CHARITABLE PURPOSE SOLELY THROUGH A PROGRAM OF MAKING CHARITABLE GIFTS AND GRANTS AND DOES NOT CONDUCT ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OR PROGRAMS

TO ENHANCE ALL FORMS OF LITERACY AND AN INTEREST IN BOOKS.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO CADDYS, EMPLOYEES AND IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBERS OF EMPLOYEES WHO WORK AT COUNTRY CLUB. PROVIDE GRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS RELATED TO COUNTRY CLUB.

is a service organization of the School of the University of Michigan. serves to promote education and scholarship; to provide loans, scholarships, and grants-in-aid for the assistance of worthy and deserving students; to engage in charitable activities of a public nature, particularly, but not limited to, charities for the benefit of children of Washtenaw county; to foster and to encourage cooperation and understanding between the faculty and student body; and to further the educational traditions, activities, and ideas of the School of the University of Michigan.

assists women and families through grants to other non-profit organizations that provide emergency shelter, parenting and child care programs, teen pregnancy counseling, education advocacy and work.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND FUNDING GRANTS

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND MINI GRANTS TO STUDENTS AND TEACHERS

Organization receives grants from the state of Michigan to provide snowmobile trails grooming trail development for public use

SUPPORT LIBRARY ACTIVITIES THROUGH MATERIALS AND SERVICES

BIOLOGICAL FIELD STATION PROGRAMS - IN 2021, DESPITE CONTINUED CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC, INSTITUTE SUCCESSFULLY EXECUTED ITS SUMMER RESEARCH PROGRAM. DUE TO STRATEGIC PLANNING, RESEARCH GRANTS CONTINUED TO FOCUS ON LAND MANAGEMENT STEWARDSHIP. A TOTAL OF NINE PROJECTS FOUR NATURAL RESOURCE FELLOWSHIPS WERE FUNDED IN 2021. STUDENTS FACULTY MENTORS CONDUCTED SUMMER RESEARCH PROJECTS ON WILD RICE GENETICS, EASTERN BOX TURTLES, FRESHWATER MUSSELS, TICK SURVEYS, FOR EXAMPLE. PROJECTS WITH A FOCUS ON ART WRITING WERE ALSO COMPLETED. TWO LAND MANAGEMENT FELLOWS TWO WATER TECHNICIANS CONDUCTED RESEARCH PROVIDED VALUABLE DATA ON PROPERTY FOR LAND MANAGEMENT EFFORTS. OUTSIDE RESEARCH INCLUDED EASTERN MASSASAUGA RATTLESNAKE MONITORING INSECT HERBIVORY ON PLANT STUDY.

EDUCATION, AWARENESS AND SUPPORT

ASSISTANCE TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DETROIT METROPOLITAN AREA THROUGH THE SUPPORT OF OHTER SECTION 501 C(3) ORGANIZATIONS AND DIRECT GRANTS THAT PROMOTE CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE DISADVANTAGED, ESPECIALLY TO THOSE OF - HERITAGE, CHILDREN AND SENIOR CITIZENS.

AWARD TUITION GRANTS TO COMPLETE/WORK ON ELEMENTARY THROUGH POST SECONDARY EDUCATION.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS AND SUPPORT FOR THE STUDENTS, FACULTY AND COMMUNITY

Teachers awards and grants awarded to 13 teachers

MAKING GRANTS TO OTHER QUALIFIED EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS

DISTRIBUTE NET INCOME TO THE WM. H. MEMORIAL LIBRARY FOR THE PURCHASE OF BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY FOR DISPLAY IN THE LIBRARY.

THE DOES NOT CONDUCT DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITY OR INCUR EXPENSES RELATIVE TO CHARITABLE ACTIVITY EXCEPT IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THE NECESSARY EVALUATION OF GRANTS TO THE ORGANIZATIONS AS SET FORTH IN PART XV.

SUPPORTING THE IN PROVIDING QUALITY SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF THE GREATER AREA.

THE FOUNDATION USES THEIR FUNDS TO MAKE GRANTS TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE YOUTH NEEDY CITIZENS SENIORS AND SOME ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS AND PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COLLEGE DESERVING AND NEEDY INDIVIDUALS

The purpose of this organization is to receive and administer funds, to acquire, invest, dispose of and deal with property and interests therein; and to apply gifts, grants, contributions, bequests and devises, and the income and proceeds thereof, to assist those in need with all the powers and duties conferred and imposed upon it by the provisions of the Michigan Nonprofit Corporation Act and by the Articles of Incorporation and the bylaws of this corporation. This corporation will operate exclusively for the purposes set forth in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, including for such purposes the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt Section 501(c)(3) organizations.

THE FOUNDATION DOES NOT CONDUCT DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OR INCUR EXPENSES RELATIVE TO CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES, EXCEPT IN THE PERFORMANCE OF TH ENECESSARY EVALUATION OF GRANTS TO THE ORGANIZATIONS AS SET FORTH IN PART XV.

The organization provides grants to organizations that assist the visually and hearing impaired

THE ONLY ACTIVITY IS MAKING GRANTS

Grants to women suffering from breast cancer

HOLDS TITLE TO ALL REAL ESTATE USED FOR THE OWOSSO COMMUNITY PLAYERS PRODUCTIONS AND IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE BUILDING LOANS AND GRANTS USED TO REHABILITATE THE THEATRE. SUPPORTS THE OWOSSO COMMUNITY PLAYERS IN PROVIDING THEATER PRODUCTIONS BY FACILITATING THE USE OF THE SPACE TO THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY.

WILL RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT BOTH BACTERIAL MENINGITIS AND ORGAN DONATION, BUT WILL ALSO FUND PROGRAMS BY HOSTING VACCINATION CLINICS, ARRANGE BUS RIDES TO CANADA TO RECEIVE VACCINATIONS NOT YET APPROVED IN UNITED STATES AND PROVIDE VACCINATIONS FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT AFFORD THEM. GRANTS PAID DURING 2021 OF 2,500: GARY BURNSTEIN COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINIC 2,500

The organization provides grants to organizations that assist the visually and hearing

Donate and apply its fund exclusively for charitable religious scientificliteracy and educational purposes

THE WILL CREATE REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS THROUGH CREATIVE PARTNERSHIPS AND GRANTS BY OPERATING THE FINEST MINOR LEAGUE FACILITY AND EVENTS CENTER IN THE NATION.

TO PROVIDE TUTORING SERVICES TO STUDENTS; PROVIDE TRAINING FOR TEACHERS and EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. FOCUS IS ON ELEMENTARY TO ADULT STUDENTS WHO HAVE SERIOUS LANGUAGE DIFFICULTIES DUE TO DYSLEXIA.

A. TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS AND PROPERTY AND TO OPERATE EXCLSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, AND, IN PARTICULAR, TO MAKE GRANTS TO BENEFIT OR ANY OF ITS SCHOOLS, SO LONG AS SUCH PURPOSE IS A PERMISSABLE PURPOSE FOR AN ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, BUT IF SUCH PURPOSE IS NOT SUCH A PERMISSIBLE PURPOSE, THEN TO MAKE GRANTS TO BENEFIT EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN LOCATED IN OR OTHER URBAN CITIES. B. TO ACQUIRE, OWN, DISPOSE OF AND DEAL WITH REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY AND INTERESTS THEREIN AND TO APPLY GIFTS, GRANTS, BEQUESTS AND DEVISES AND THEIR PROCEEDS IN FURTHERANCE OF THE PURPOSES OF THE CORPORATION. C. TO DO SUCH THINGS AND TO PERFORM SUCH ACTS TO ACCOMPLISH ITS PURPOSES AS THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MAY DETERMINE TO BE APPROPRIATE AND AS ARE NOT FORBIDDEN BY SECTION 501(C)(3) OF

Our mission is to provide support and resources to children of poverty living in Bogota, Colombia. This includes in-country support for adoptive families, matching grants for adoptions, and programs that provide educational and nutritional support to children living in poverty. conducts annual mission trips to provide awareness and services.

SUPPORTED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES THROUGH THE AWARDING OF 9 GRANTS TO 9 DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS TOTALING $288,735, IMPACTING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.

Make charitable gifts, grants and other distributions to religious, educational, medical and youth organizations

TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS, PARTICULARLY IN SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN, AS WELL AS FURTHERING OTHER PURPOSES BY MAKING GRANTS AND CONDUCTING DIRECT ACTIVITIES.

THE DOES NOT CONDUCT DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES OR INCUR EXPENSES RELATIVE TO CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES, EXCEPT IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THE NECESSARY EVALUATION OF GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS INCLUDED IN PART XV.

TO RECEIVE AND ADMINISTER A FUND EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS, SCIENTIFIC OR LITERARY PURPOSES AND TO PURSUE THESE PURPOSES EITHER THROUGH DIRECT OPERATIONS OR BY MAKING GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATION THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS. THE SPECIFIC PURPOSES, ACTIVITIES AND OBJECTIVES WILL BE FOCUSED PRIMARILY ON EDUCATION AND ADVANCING , SCHOOLS AND MAKING GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.

AS PART OF ITS CHARITABLE MISSION, THE FOUNDATION MAKES CONTRIBUTIONS TO CODE SECTION 501(C)(3) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATED TO CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, OR MEDICAL PURPOSES DEFINED IN CODE SECTION 170(B). THIS YEAR, SUCH GRANTS WERE ISSUED TO FIVE ORGANIZATIONS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON SUPPORTING CANCER PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

Youth Development - online and face-to-face mentoring, emotional support, financial literacy, job skills and methods of access through computers, cell phones, I pads, etc. Relief includes partnering to provide food, shelter, water, etc

GAVE GRANTS TO 19 DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS

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