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51		Grand Rapids, MI
52		FARMINGTON HILLS, MI
53		KALAMAZOO, MI
54		Kalamazoo, MI
55		PORTAGE, MI
56		ANN ARBOR, MI
57		GRAYLING, MI
58		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
59		Ann Arbor, MI
60		TRAVERSE CITY, MI
61		Battle Creek, MI
62		JACKSON, MI
63		KENTWOOD, MI
64		ADA, MI
65		CONCORD, MI
66		Canton, MI
67		ANN ARBOR, MI
68		Ann Arbor, MI
69		Eaton Rapids, MI
70		HUDSONVILLE, MI
71		DETROIT, MI
72		Clinton Township, MI
73		CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI
74		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
75		PLYMOUTH, MI
76		ROYAL OAK, MI
77		Birmingham, MI
78		WYOMING, MI
79		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
80		Troy, MI
81		HUDSONVILLE, MI
82		HANCOCK, MI

strives to protect businesses, people and the environment from the threat of improperly disposed electronic devices through best practices while fostering job readiness and computer literacy among at-risk populations in our 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

WE WILL LEAVE OUR COMMUNITY BETTER THAN WE FOUND IT. THROUGH A HOLISTIC APPROACH WE WILL IMPACT EDUCATION, HEALTH, FINANCIAL LITERACY AND IGNITE SYNERGY WITHIN THE COMMUNITY.

Community Grants

Made grants to ten public charities.

CORPORATION MAKES GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF CODE. WILL PROMOTE COMMUNITY EDUCATION, SUPPORT CULTURE, ARTS, SOCIAL WELFARE AND COMMUNITY BEAUTIFICATION.

Member Organizations and Grants

GRANTS MADE THROUGH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS

To provide grants for educational purposes

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO AWARD MEMBERSHIP FUNDED GRANTS TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHILE IMPROVING LIVES THROUGH PHILANTHROPY.

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.

is comprised of a community of believers devoted to perpetuating the teacing of the Apostles of Jesus Christ as found in the King James Version in the Holy Bible through the publication of books, editing, translation, and selling

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.

GAVE GRANTS TO 19 DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS

THE DISTRIBUTES SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS/GRADUATES OF COMMUNITY SCHOOLS FOR POST- SECONDARY EDUCATION, AND ALSO PROVIDES GRANTS TO COMMUNITY SCHOOLS FOR VARIOUS PROGRAMS.

EDUCATION GRANTS

Provide grants to organizations and individuals for educational, scientific, religious, cultural or other charitable uses.

is committed to supporting the production, consumption and distribution of food resources in communities that are financially insecure. We provide grants and funding for food-based initiatives that help transform lives.

The mission is to grants to circus-oriented organizations engaged in circus activities. The corporation will provide grants to youth circuses for equipment or scholarship and educational organizations for history or museum circus displays.

and GROUPS AFFILIATED WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPERATING AS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. IT IS ORGANIZED FOR EDUCATIONAL, LITERACY AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3).

Providing support to children in literacy, life skills and sports.

Charitable Scholarships and Grants

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR OUR COMMUNITY BY WORKING TO ELIMINATE ADULT ILLITERACY THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF .

PROVIDE FUNDS AND SUPPLIES TO LIBRARY SYSTEM TO SUPPLEMENT SERVICES AT LIBRARY. ITEMS PROVIDED DURING THIS FISCAL YEAR INCLUDE MONIES FOR SUMMER READING PROGRAM AND OTHER SUPPLIES.

THE WIIL MAKE GRANTS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES.

Organizing events activities to raise funds that are then used to make grants to charitable educational activities aimed at benefitting the area around , Michgian.

This nonprofit organization is organized and operated exclusively charitable purposes within the meaning of 501(c3) of the Internal Revenue Code. This charitable organization adopts and trains shelter/rescue dogs to serve as companion animals veterans. The organization also provides guidance to the veterans on how to handle and care their dogs. There are no out-of-pocket costs to the veterans. All activities are supported by donations and grants.

TO SUPPORT THE ASSOCIATION AND ITS MISSION THROUGH FINANCIAL GRANTS.

PROMOTE LITERACY BY ENABLING THE VARIED COMMUNITIES OF LEARNERS TO BECOME KNOWLEDGEABLE DECISION MAKERS AND BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES TO SHARE COMMON AND DIVERSE INTERESTS AND BELIEFS.

Regious books publishing and donations to other charitable organizations

CEL PROVIDES FUNDS TO BUILD A LIBRARY/CLASSROOM, PURCHASE ADDITIONAL LAND,AND STAFF SUPPORT FOR 240 CHILDREN GRADES K-5.

IS AN ANNUAL FESTIVAL WITH STRONG ACADEMIC, CULTURAL, AND COMMERCE COMPONENTS PRESENTING FINNISH AND FINNISH AMERICAN CULTURE AND HERITAGE. IT TAKES PLACE EACH YEAR IN A DIFFERENT COMMUNITY IN THE UNITED STATES. IT'S A FESTIVAL THAT BRINGS MODERN FINLAND TOGETHER WITH HISTORIC AND CONTEMPORARY AMERICA. IS AN ETHNIC FESTIVAL LIKE NO OTHER IN THE U.S. EACH ANNUAL FESTIVAL IS ORGANIZED BY A LOCAL SITE WORKING UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE NATIONAL BOARD. LOCAL FINNISH AMERICAN ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS WORK WITH THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY IN ORGANIZING THE FESTIVAL. WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE CITIES OF HOUGHTON AND HANCOCK, MICHIGAN AND THEIR SURROUNDING AREAS. IT WILL CELEBRATE THE ARRIVAL OF FINNISH IMMIGRANTS TO THE AREA, COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE "COPPER COUNTRY" ON MIDSUMMER EVE, 1865. OF EQUAL IMPORTANCE, IT WILL TRANSFORM THE CHALLENGES, CONFLICTS, AND TRAGEDIES OF THE PAST CENTURY INTO A CELEBRATION OF HERITAGE AND CULTURE FOR THE NEWEST GENERATION

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