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1		SAINT LOUIS, MO
2		LA GRANGE, MO
3		SAINT LOUIS, MO
4		ST LOUIS, MO
5		Kansas City, MO
6		Saint Louis, MO
7		ST LOUIS, MO
8		SAINT LOUIS, MO
9		CLAYTON, MO
10		CLAYTON, MO
11		ST LOUIS, MO
12		SAINT LOUIS, MO
13		ST LOUIS, MO
14		JOPLIN, MO
15		St Louis, MO
16		COLUMBIA, MO
17		ST LOUIS, MO
18		Springfield, MO
19		St Charles, MO
20		NEW MADRID, MO
21		Salisbury, MO
22		SAINT PETERS, MO
23		PERRYVILLE, MO
24		SAINT LOUIS, MO
25		FAYETTE, MO
26		Keytesville, MO
27		EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO
28		BRENTWOOD, MO
29		Springfield, MO
30		CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO
31		WARRENSBURG, MO
32		Sunset Hills, MO
33		MARSHALL, MO
34		Kansas City, MO
35		Saint Louis, MO
36		SAINT LOUIS, MO
37		Columbia, MO
38		SMITHVILLE, MO
39		OSCEOLA, MO
40		ST LOUIS, MO
41		CARROLLTON, MO
42		KANSAS CITY, MO
43		LAKE OZARK, MO
44		CAMDENTON, MO
45		St Louis, MO
46		SAINT LOUIS, MO
47		CLAYTON, MO
48		ST LOUIS, MO
49		CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO
50		COLUMBIA, MO

THE MISSION IS TO ADVANCE THE LONG-TERM SELF-SUFFICIENCY OF IMMIGRANTS IN THE ST. LOUIS METRO AREA THROUGH MICROLENDING AND OTHER ASSET-BUILDING STRATEGIES.

PUBLIC CHARITY-PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROGRAM SPONSORS

TO PROVIDE NEED-BASED GRANTS TO STUDENTS AT JOHN BURROUGHS SCHOOL.

GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS AND SCHOOLS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES

To provide emergency medical assistance, neighborhood school health grants, and health education programs and services to the Kansas City community.

Disseminate polio related information through various media Grants for polio related research Aid individuals needing ortho equip

Grants are made according to the trust agreement dated May 15, 1950. TIAA, FSB as trustee makes distributions according to the direction the Reverend Mother Monastery. The Rev Mother has the right to revoke, modify or add to the trust. Funds shall be used for the benefit the Monastery. TIAA maintains a responsiveness to the needs and activities the monastery in the attainment its mission.

PROVIDES NEW TO CHILDREN FROM UNDER RESOURCED FAMILIES. WE PROVIDE ONLY NEW TO CHILDREN IN TWO UNIQUE WAYS. FIRST, WE PROVIDE GRANTS TO QUALIFYING ORGANIZATIONS THAT SERVE UNDER RESOURCED CHILDREN IN THE GREATER ST. LOUIS AREA

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES THE LEXINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT, A CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION, WITH GENERAL SUPPORT GRANTS.

ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS VARIOUS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WITH GENERAL SUPPORT GRANTS INCLUDING FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF GIBSON and GIBSON COMMUNITY HOSPITAL.

ST. LOUIS BUILDS A MORE CONNECTED AND PRODUCTIVE SOCIETY FOR IMMIGRANTS, THEIR FAMILIES, AND THE WIDER COMMUNITY.

SUPPORT AND ADVISE THE . AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI - . .

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR ARTS IN . REGION THROUGH GRANTS, FULL SERVICE COLLABORATIVE OFFICE FACILITY, AND PUBLIC AWARENESS.

THE IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION, RECEIVING AND ADMINISTERING PRIVATE AND CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE SUPPORT OF STATE UNIVERSITY. THE IS GOVERNED BY A BOARD OF DIRECTORS WHICH REVIEWS ALL APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS AND ALLOCATED FUNDS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE WISHES OF DONORS AND ON THE BASIS OF PRIORITIES OUTLINED BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE, THE DIRECTOR, AND THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Grants scholarships to qualified graduates of Webster Groves High School

SALES OF BOOKS, PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS AND SUPPLIES TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF , SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.

TO ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT THE DELIVERY OF HIGH QUALITY AND AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE IN THE ST LOUIS REGION; TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND ANALYSIS ON HEALTH CARE POLICY, THE QUALITY AND AVAILABILITY OF HEALTH CARE, AND HEALTH CARE ECONOMICS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC; TO ENGAGE IN CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN FURTHERANCE OF THE FOREGOING; AND TO RECEIVE CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS TO MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS THEREOF FOR THE FOREGOING PURPOSES.

Provision of grants to eligible 501 (c) (3) organizations.

THE ORGANIZATION GRANTS WISHES TO CRITICALLY ILL CHILDREN AND GRANTED 4THIS YEAR AND SPONSORED EVENTS WITH PROJECT ARK

THE TRUST WAS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE SUPPORT AND PRESERVATION OF THE CHURCH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OF THE CHURCH OF NEW MADRID, A SECTION 509 (A) (1) ORGANIZATION. AS ORGANIZATION RECEIVING GRANTS IS A SECTION 509 (A) (1) ORGANIZATION, IT IS DETERMINED THAT THE ORGANIZATION IS QUALIFIED TO RECEIVE PAYMENTS.

Providing grants for, or paying directly, maintenance upkeep for small, rural cemeteries. A grant of $ 500 was made in 2021 for maintenance of the Finnell

FUNDRAISING TO SUPORT READING

MAINTAINING WILDLIFE HABITAT BY CLEANING OUT LAKES, REPAIRING ROADS, SPREADING FERTILIZER, MOWING AND UPKEEP ON CABIN. TO DEFEND FROM WASTE THE NATURAL RESOURCES OF THE COUNTRY.

ENGAGES IN ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT AND ST. LOUIS PUBLIC THROUGH SOLICITING, RECEIVING, AND HOLDING GIFTS OF .

TO SUPPORT THE ACTIVITIES IN THE , MISSOURI . VARIOUS CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANZIATIONS RECEIVE GRANTS FROM THE .

Educational Grants - List Attached

THE PROVIDES GRANTS AND RAISES MONEY TO HELP SUPPORT THE OPERATIONS OF CITY HOSPITAL

The Organization endeavors to provide clothing, medical supplies, educational materials and cash grants to organziations in third countries and in the US.

Solicit contributions and invest funds for long-term support of - Library.

TO PROVIDE INNOVATIVE LEARNING GRANTS TO TEACHERS AND OTHER SUPPORT OF THE DISTRICT

THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE MO AND ITS APPROXIMATELY 3,400 STUDENTS BY RAISING FUNDS TO BE USED FOR TEACHER GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, RECOGNIZING STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS AND OTHER SUPPORT ACTIVITIES.

Grants are issued to Organizations with financial struggles to maintain their programs and provide the tools and equipment needed to carry out their missions and develop leaders. Seventy eight organizations received funding in 2021.

SCHOLRSHIP GRANTS

Sole activity is providing grants to qualifying 501(c)(3) organizations.

To develop/sustain, within scope of IRC Section 501(c)(3), a critical mass of social cohesion by (1) Supporting philanthropy, (2) Sharing gifts/grants with other charities,and (3) Developing/executing educational and other programs that further social cohesion.

THE MAKES CHARITABLE GRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT

Provide grants for economic, youth, rural development, education, health and research

PROVIDE GIFTS TO THE SCHOOL FOR ASSETS THAT ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE FOR THE STUDENTS, INCLUDING EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS FOR THE LIBRARY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR STUDENTS AND SUPPLIES AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS FOR THE TEACHERS AND STAFF.

MAINTENANCE OF HISTORICAL BUILDINGS

THE SUPPORTS THE . BY GENERATING PRIVATE RESOURCES AND PROMOTING READING AND LITERACY. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH PROGRAMS WHICH GIVE FREE BOOKS TO PRESCHOOL-AGED AND DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN, THROUGH THE READ . PROGRAM, WHICH IS A CITY- WIDE READING INITIATIVE, AND BY BRINGING IN MAJOR AUTHORS TO SPEAK ABOUT THEIR WORKS.

MAINTAINS AN ENDOWMENT FUND, INCOME FROM WHICH IS DISTRIBUTED TO CARROLLTON PUBLIC LIBRARY.

OUR MISSION IS TO ENSURE QUALITY BY ENLISTING BUSINESSES AND THE PUBLIC TO HELP PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF. WE PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GRADUATING SENIORS, CLASSROOM ENHANCEMENT GRANTS, AND PARTIAL REIMBURSEMENT FOR DUAL CREDIT HOURS.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS

The Education Foundation mission is to manage and generate funds for the purpose of awarding scholarships to deserving and needy High graduates. In addition, the Foundation awards competitive scholarships to teachers who are pursuing an advanced degree. Finally, the Foundation and the partner in awarding competitive grants to teachers who have submitted creative instructional programs outside the basic instructional program.

Facilitate strategic partnerships and community investment that will result in the highest quality facilities, technology and services; innovative programs; optimal literacy; and access to .

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, NON-INTEREST BEARING LOANS AND RELIEF ASSISTANCE TO QUALIFIED ACTIVE AND RETIRED EDUCATION EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM.

THE SOLE ACTIVITY OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS THE MAKING OF CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS TO QUALIFIED ORGANIZATIONS. NO DIRECT ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED.

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS TO REPUTABLE AGENCIES WITH WHOM THEY ARE ASSURED WILL PUT FUNDS TOWARDS CHARITABLE PURPOSES. GRANTS ARE ALSO GIVEN TO INDIVIDUALS WHICH BOARD REVIEWS ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS.

PROMOTE THE THEME INTERNATIONAL BY PROVIDING GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND DONATIONS FOR PERSONS WITH IMPAIRED SIGHT.

THE PURPOSE AND MISSION OF THE (BCHS) IS TO PRESERVE COUNTYS CULTURE AND HISTORY FOR THE BENEFIT OF FUTURE GENERATIONS. THROUGH ITS HISTORY and CULTURE CENTER, THE COLLECTS, PRESERVES, AND EXHIBITS HISTORIC ARTIFACTS AND WORKS OF ART. CONCERTS AND EVENTS CELEBRATING LITERATURE AND AUTHORS ARE TWO ADDITIONAL EFFORTS TO EMBRACE AND CELEBRATE LOCAL CULTURE. THE HISTORY and CULTURE CENTER IS COMPRISED OF THE WALTERS HISTORY GALLERIES, THE MONTMINY ART GALLERY, THE RIVER HORSE PAVILION, A GENEALOGY LIBRARY, A DIGITAL IMAGING LAB, AND THE HISTORIC BUILDINGS THAT COMPRISE THE VILLAGE AT JUNCTION. THE ALSO MANAGES AND CURATES THE HISTORIC MAPLEWOOD HOUSE IN COOPERATION WITH THE CITY OF COLUMBIA.

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