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151		SPRINGFIELD, MO
152		Kansas City, MO
153		KANSAS CITY, MO
154		JEFFERSON CITY, MO
155		SAINT JAMES, MO
156		ST LOUIS, MO
157		SPRINGFIELD, MO
158		VALLEY PARK, MO
159		Saint Louis, MO
160		TIPTON, MO
161		KANSAS CITY, MO
162		Kansas City, MO
163		COLUMBIA, MO
164		SAINT LOUIS, MO
165		Independence, MO
166		Saint Louis, MO
167		NEW LONDON, MO
168		GLENDALE, MO
169		Ballwin, MO
170		ST CHARLES, MO
171		KANSAS CITY, MO
172		JEFFERSON CTY, MO
173		SAINT LOUIS, MO
174		Saint Louis, MO
175		St Louis, MO
176		Saint Louis, MO
177		Joplin, MO
178		SAINT CHARLES, MO
179		SAINT LOUIS, MO
180		HIGGINSVILLE, MO
181		COLUMBIA, MO
182		SIKESTON, MO
183		Joplin, MO
184		BOLIVAR, MO
185		Cape Girardeau, MO
186		LEXINGTON, MO
187		CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO
188		KANSAS CITY, MO
189		Kansas City, MO
190		JEFFERSON CITY, MO
191		ST LOUIS, MO
192		JEFFERSON CITY, MO
193		ST LOUIS, MO
194		ST LOUIS, MO
195		ROLLA, MO
196		SAINT LOUIS, MO
197		SAINT LOUIS, MO
198		JOPLIN, MO
199		SAINT LOUIS, MO
200		SAINT CHARLES, MO

SOUTHWEST BAPTIST UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND

To provide scholarships and grants to students that are exclusively for educational purposes

Our mission is to build a Christ-centered school that equips students to be Christ-honoring critical thinkers, clear communicators, and compassionate leaders, through the pursuit of academic excellence, in the tradition of classical Christian education.

MVMF FOCUSES ON EDUCATION and ANIMAL WELFARE TO FURTHER THE HEALTH OF ANIMALS IN MO. THEY SUPPORT WORTHY CHARITABLE PROJECTS LIKE CARE FOR SEARCH and RESCUE DOGS, SPAY/NEUTER PROGRAMS, EDUCATION OF VET STUDENTS and EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC THROUGH THE VET MUSEUM.

PRIVIDE FINANCIAL RELIEF TO IN NEED, PROVIDE SUPPORT SERVICES TO VETERENS, PRIVIDE FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, AND PRIVIDE FUNDS TO OTHER VETERAN ORGANIZATIONS.

THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF TELEVISION ARTS AND SCIENCES - CHAPTER IS A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION DEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF TELEVISION AND RELATED ELECTRONIC MEDIA AND BEST KNOWN FOR ITS EMMY AWARDS THAT RECOGNIZE EXCELLENCE IN A NUMBER OF CATEGORIES. THE ACADEMY ALSO SPONSORS PROGRAMS, SEMINARS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGES IN CITIES SERVED BY THE 19 LOCAL CHAPTERS. IN ADDITION, THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION, THROUGH ITS NON-PROFIT FOUNDATION, AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS TO OUTSTANDING HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS AND COLLEGE UNDERGRADUATES WHO INTEND TO PURSUE A BACCALAUREATE DEGREE IN COMMUNICATIONS WITH EMPHASIS ON ANY ASPECT OF THE TELEVISION INDUSTRY.

PROVIDE AGRICULTURAL YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS AND PROVIDE FUNDING FOR MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS TO THE GREENE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY AND ITS FACILITIES

The supports School District students in their pursuit of higher learning by awarding scholarships to graduating seniors.

Academic coaching and job related training for underserved students

To help local individuals to pay for things such as food, shelter, clothing and health care. Also, to provide scholarships for students within our service territory.

GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING INDIVIDUALS. ALL EXPENSES RELATE TO INTERVIEWING AND GRANT APPLICATION PROCESS.

To improve academic performance and increase opportunities for urban students through participation in debate.

PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION TO ELEVEN STUDENTS FROM LITTLE FALLS HIGH SCHOOL IN LITTLE FALLS, MN. THE "BULLDOG" SCHOLARSHIP WILL ALLOW STUDENTS TO ATTEND COLLEGE WHO MIGHT OTHERWISE NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD THE TUITION.

PROVIDE SERVICES AND PROGRAMMING TO TENANTS THAT PROMOTE ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY, EDUCATION, HEALTH AND WELLNESS, AND IMPROVING THE SENSE OF COMMUNITY. EXAMPLE OF PROGRAMS ARE (BUT NOT LIMITED TO): EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS, AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS, REGULAR ON-SITE NURSE VISITS, AND AGE APPROPRIATE FITNESS PROGRAMS.

Provide funding for current and long-term financial operating needs of Restoration School. Provide scholarship assistance to graduates pursuing higher education.

Generate funds to provide scholarships to graduating seniors from the .

SCHOLARSHIPS ARE PROVIDED TO STUDENTS SELECTED BASED ON APPLICATION SUBMITTED IN THE AMOUNT OF $4,500.

THE MISSION OF THE PTO IS TO STRENGTHEN, ENHANCE, AND ENCOURAGE THE EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT OF SCHOOL, STRIVING TO COMPLEMENT THE SCHOOL CURRICULUM WITH ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS, PARENTS, AND TEACHERS TO LEARN, INTERACT, COMMUNICATE, AND GROW.

ST KITTS NEVIS performed pro bono feasibility study ministry evangelizing and donations to taxi cab drivers medical students and other low income workers

CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE: THE IS DEDICATED TO GIVING BACK WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON HELPING UNDER-PRIVILEGED CHILDREN and FAMILIES IN NEED. EXTENSIONS OF THIS ASSISTANCE ARE EMBODIED THROUGH OUR PROGRAMMING: "READERS ARE LEADERS" STRIVES TO INCREASE THE READING SKILLS OF STUDENTS THROUGH THE DONATION OF BOOKS AND REWARDS STUDENTS FOR READING. OUR FIRST YEAR RESULTED IN 25,000 BOOKS BEING READ."PEDAL TO PERFECTION" REWARDS STUDENTS MEETING THE PERFECT ATTENDANCE CHALLENGE AT SCHOOL WITH A BICYCLE. PERFECT ATTENDANCE WENT FROM 3 TO 43 IN THE FIRST YEAR!"WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA" BEGAN IN 2019 TO LAY WREATHS AT JEFFERSON BARRACKS NATIONAL CEMETERY, ROCK ISLAND NATIONAL CEMETERY AND MISSOURI STATE NATIONAL CEMETERY. WE ARE PROUD TO SUPPORT OUR VETERANS AND SPREAD AWARNEESS OF THE WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA MISSION: REMEMBER, HONOR, TEACH.

THE MISSION OF KC IS TO INCREASE POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION ATTAINMENT IN THE GREATER AREA. KC WILL PROVIDE THE MEANS THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS, FINANCIAL INCENTIVES TO PROMOTE COLLEGE SAVINGS, AND SUPPORT SERVICES FOR LOW- AND MODEST-INCOME STUDENTS AND ADULTS NEEDING ACCESS TO PURSUE AND COMPLETE A POSTSECONDARY CREDIT-BEARING CREDENTIAL OR DEGREE. BY DOING SO, KC WILL IMPROVE THE EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT, ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE, QUALITY OF THE WORKFORCE, AND PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES IN GREATER .

SCHOLARSHIPS

exists to provide preschool scholarships for underserved families in the community

Support students, teachers, and the school community of Elementary School

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT TO ORPHANED STUDENTS

Support the teachers and students of .

We provide benefit and support to Schools' students by providing an after school tutoring program, a lunch time mentoring program, weekend snacks for food insecure students, clothes, shoes, and winter wear for students that cannot afford it.

RAISE MONEY FOR RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP

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THE PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION INC IS TO ACCUMULATE AND DISBURSE FUNDS FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES IN THE SERVICE AREA OF COOPERATIVE. THE FOUNDATION SHALL RECEIVE FUNDS FROM THE MEMBERSHIP OF COOPERATIVE AND SHALL DISBURSE THESE FUNDS TO NEEDY PERSONS AND FAMILIES, TO FUND EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIOINAL TRAINING SCHOLARSHIPS AS WELL AS MAKING CHARITABLE DONATIONS TO WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS AND CAUSES IN THE MISSOURI COUNTIES OF LAFAYETTE, JOHNSON, EASTERN JACKSON, CASS AND PETTIS.

THE . WAS CREATED TO INVEST IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CURRENT AND FUTURE CONSTRUCTION WORKFORCE. IT WILL HELP PROMOTE CAREERS IN CONSTRUCTION BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS THROUGH EDUCATION, MENTORSHIP AND TRAINING PROGRAMS THAT WILL ALSO BENEFIT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS THROUGHOUT OUR REGION.

To establish, grow, and administer a fund benefiting eligible members of the Division 10 Employees' Credit Union.

The provides free program for rural, underserved middle school students to enhance their knowledge and skills through academic and personal development education.

The Fund will be used to donate to organizations including the following: (i) schools and universities; (ii) historical and educational societies; and will donate for qualified scholarship purposes.

We serve the people living in Missouri and around the world by funding grants to Christian ministries and causes incl faith-based activities such as mission trips & educational scholarships and grants to disabilities causes

A PRIVATE CHRISTIAN THAT PROVIDES BIBLICAL HIGHER EDUCATION BY EQUIPPING STUDENTS WITH ACADEMIC AND PRACTICAL SKILLS AND DEEP THEOLOGICAL UNDERSTANDING IN ORDER TO SERVE CHURCHES AND MINISTRIES AND TO MAKE DISCIPLES.

Our goal is to raise money to create scholarships for local high school graduates who have lost one or both parents to be used to attend local college or trade school.

The purpose of , Inc. is to provide support to students though community service, education, and ongoing partnership opportunities, and to engage in all charitable and educational activities customary or incidental to such business.

Experiential learning for undergradaute and graduate college students. The teaches entrepreneurship through the lens of private finance.

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT TRAINING and YOUTH LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION. ENCOURAGE MINORITY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT. DIVIRSITY and INCLUSION WITHIN ORGANIZATIONS AND THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE.

Make distributions to (1) organizations qualifying as exempt IRC Section 501(c)(3) and whose purposes are to engage in charitable, religious, and educational activities and (2) to individuals in furtherance of the Corporation's tax-exempt purposes.

TO PROVIDE UNDGERGRADUATE STUDENTS ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS AND FUND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AND INFRASTRUCTURES DIRECTLY RELATED TO EDUCATION AT MO UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

INC. SUPPORTS HOSPITAL OPERATIONS BY CONDUCTING FUNDRAISING EVENTS THAT HELP FUND SCHOLARSHIPS, HOSPITAL PURCHASES, AND OTHER PROJECTS, AND BY RUNNING THE HOSPITAL GIFT SHOP.

MENTORS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS.

DISTRIBUTE NET INCOME TO MISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINING FOR SCHOLARSHIPS

THE CENTER IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED, INCLUDING, FOR SUCH PURPOSES, THE MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(A) OF THE CODE BY REASON OF DESCRIPTION IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE CODE. THE CENTER OPENED ITS DOORS FOR STUDENTS IN JUNE 2014. THE CENTER OPERATES ON A MIXED-INCOME MODEL, WITH 100 SLOTS RESERVED FOR LOW-INCOME VERY-LOW INCOME FAMILIES, THE REMAINING SLOTS OPEN TO FAMILIES OF ANY INCOME LEVEL. MANY OF THE FAMILIES ARE SUBSIDIZED THROUGH HEAD START, EARLY HEAD START OTHER SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS.

TO FOSTER A EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT TO UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE STUDENTS IN THE ST LOUIS, MISSOURI REGION THROUGH EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL PROGRAMMING DURING THE ACADEMIC YEAR.

TO SUPPORT THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE OF OF JOPLIN BY PROVIDING SUPPORT TO STUDENTS AND YOUTH, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO ARE DEVELOPEMENTALLY DISADVANTAGED.

THE . PHARMACY ASSOCIATION IS DEDICATED TO ASSISTING THE . PHARMACY IN ITS MISSION BY 1 EXHIBITING A COMPASSION FOR AND A COMMITMENT TO MEETING THE NEEDS AND STUDENTS 2 PROMOTING THE INTEREST AND INVOLVEMENT WITH THE 3 ADVANCING THE CAUSE EDUCATION IN A DYNAMIC PROFESSION.

PROGRAMS, FALL AND SPRING TEACHER APPRECIATION LUNCHEONS, GRADUATION NIGHT LOCK-IN CELEBRATION FOR SENIOR CLASS, AND OTHER ACTIVITIES SERVING APPROXIMATELY 2,000 HIGH STUDENTS AND STAFF.

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