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151		PORT ISABEL, TX
152		AUSTIN, TX
153		EL PASO, TX
154		HOUSTON, TX
155		CORPUS CHRISTI, TX
156		TEMPLE, TX
157		MCALLEN, TX
158		Tilden, TX
159		NEW BRAUNFELS, TX
160		HOUSTON, TX
161		Houston, TX
162		Austin, TX
163		AUSTIN, TX
164		BAYTOWN, TX
165		AUSTIN, TX
166		DALLAS, TX
167		DALLAS, TX
168		HENRIETTA, TX
169		GALVESTON, TX
170		SHERMAN, TX
171		DALLAS, TX
172		DENTON, TX
173		AMARILLO, TX
174		PLAINVIEW, TX
175		DALLAS, TX
176		LEVELLAND, TX
177		Dallas, TX
178		PALESTINE, TX
179		GAINESVILLE, TX
180		GRAND PRAIRIE, TX
181		LUBBOCK, TX
182		Paris, TX
183		TYLER, TX
184		VERNON, TX
185		DALLAS, TX
186		MESQUITE, TX
187		Allen, TX
188		Rowlett, TX
189		DALLAS, TX
190		Amarillo, TX
191		DALLAS, TX
192		ODESSA, TX
193		PARIS, TX
194		Midland, TX
195		MARSHALL, TX
196		Denton, TX
197		Dallas, TX
198		FORT WORTH, TX
199		DALLAS, TX
200		CHICO, TX

THE AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS WITH GRANTS FROM THE TEXAS INTERNATIONAL FISHING TOURNAMENT,

PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY BANKERS AND TEACH FINANCIAL LITERACY

FOCUSES ON ISSUES IMPORTANT TO U.S./MEXICAN BORDER, SUCH AS WATER CONSERVATION, IMPROVING ENVIROMENTAL CONDITIONS AND ADDRESSING CONCERN ARISING FROM A GROWING POPULATION. ALSO REGRANTS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS. FINALLY, WILL ATTEMPT TO STIMULATE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF PHILANTHROPIC INSTITUTIONS AND PROGRAMS ALONG BORDER.

N/A- ONLY MAKES GRANTS.

DONATION BOOKS PUBLICATIONS AND EQUIPMENT TO AREA TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT READING PROGRAMS

IS A SERVICE ORGANIZATION THAT SUPPORTS PROJECTS THAT ENCOURAGE LITERACY, HELPS NEEDY INDIVIDUALS AND IMPROVES COMMUNITIES LOCALLY, NATIONALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.

TO IMPROVE THE CRITICAL NEEDS THE COMMUNITY BY INITIATING OR COLLABORTATING WITH COMMUNITY GROUPS. FUNDS ARE RASIED THROUGH MEMBERSHIP DUES, COOKBOOK SALES AND FUNDRAISING, AND DISTRIBUTED INTO THE COMMUNITY THROUGH COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS, CLASSROOM GRANTS AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS.

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Support Mountbatten House Retirement Home, a not-for-profit retirement facility which provides care and services for up to 24 residents, by making regular grants (donations) for repairs and maintenance and to enable quality life enhancements such as outings, entertainment, landscaped gardens, etc.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO ASSIST THOSE ORGANIZATIONS TO FUNCTION IN THE AREA. SUPPORT FOR THOSE ORGANIZATIONS STRENGTHENS THE CONTINUITY PUBLIC SERVICES AVAILABLE IN THE COMMUNITY

Foster social interaction of members, promote literacy, and encourage support for charitable organizations.

Parent-Teacher Association at is dedicated to providing enrichment and educational activities and events for students that attend the school including field trips reading and math programs and sponsoring student parent teacher events.

THE WILL OF SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFIES THAT THE PURPOSE OF IS TO OPERATE/MAINTAIN THE MEDICAL OF TEXAS MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

TO SOLICIT AND RECEIVE DONATIONS, GIFTS, AND GRANTS ON BEHALF OF , ITS DEPENDENTS, AND ITS ACTIVITIES.

GRANTS FOR MUSICAL ACCOMPLISHMENT

THE "") WAS ORGANIZED IN 1939 AS A TEXAS NON-PROFIT CORPORATION, COMMITTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND PATIENT CARE IN THE NORTH TEXAS COMMUNITY AND THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. IN 1943, THE ESTABLISHED COLLEGE, NOW KNOWN AS UT CENTER (THE "CENTER"). THE CONTINUES TO RAISE AND MANAGE PRIVATE PHILANTHROPIC DOLLARS PRIMARILY FOR CONTINUED SUPPORT OF THE CENTER THROUGH GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

THE IS COMMITTED TO SERVING CHARITABLE NEEDS BOTH DOMESTICALLY AND ABROAD THROUGH CHARITABLE GRANTS AND SERVICES AT THE DISCRETION THE BOARD TRUSTEES.

THE SUPPORT OF A LITERARY UNDERTAKING TO COMMEMORATE THE HISTORIC EVENTS OF , TEXAS, THE MAINTENANCE OF A LIBRARY TO CONTAIN HISTORIC MATTERS RELATING TO SAID AS WELL AS TO CONTAIN BOOKS, MAGAZINES AND OTHER MATTERS AND THINGS RELATING TO A LIBRARY AND TO PROMOTE PAINTING, MUSIC AND OTHER FINE ARTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE HISTORY AND ACTIVITIES OF , TEXAS AND ITS PIONEERS, AND TO SUPPORT AND MAINTAIN THE SAME.

MANSION AND MUSEUMGRANTS TO DEFRAY TO COST OF MAINTAINING AND OPERATING HISTORIC 1894 HOUSE MUSEUM FOR OVER 15,000 VISITORS ANNUALLY.

THE FOUNDATION DOES NOT ENGAGE IN DIRECT ACTIVITIES. THE FOUNDATION MAKES GRANTS TO SPECIFIC CHARITIES.

Association is committed to dissemination knowledge to individuals in field reading, writing, and speech disorders and associated disorders and further their work through encouragement study and research concerning nature such disorders, creation/maintenance facilities for diagnosis and treatment such disorders, counseling opportunities to deal with such disorders, and funding facilities for training personnel in identification, diagnosis, and treatment such disorders.

One of the Councils primary focuses is to provide financial support to its member organizations, giving over $1.5 million in grants since 1980. In addition, the presents high quality exhibitions in its galleries, featuring both local and national artists. In 2011, The began a partnership with the College of Music at the University of North Texas to curate exhibits of regional artists in the Murchison Performing Center expanding the reach and visibility of area artists to new audiences.

SUPPORT ORGANIZATION OF AMARILLO AREA FOUNDATION, INC. MEETING CHARITABLE NEEDS THROUGH DISCRETIONARY GRANTS TO 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS LOCATED THROUGHOUT TEXAS PANHANDLE.

THE ORGANIZATION ASSESSES NEEDS WITHIN THE COMMUNTIY, ASSIGNS PRIORITIES AND RAISES FUNDS ON BEHALF OF LOCAL NONPROFIT HUMAN SERVICE AGENCIES TO MEET THOSE NEEDS. DURING THE YEAR ENDING 8/31/2022 THE ORGANIZATION DISTRIBUTED FUNDS TO EIGHT LOCAL AGENCIES PROVIDING LITERACY INSTRUCTION, MEALS FOR THE ELDERLY, ASSISTANCE TO THE NEEDY, COUNSEING, CHILDCARE, PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH, THERAPY FOR DISABLED CHILDREN AND MANY MORE SERVICES.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO MUSIC STUDENTS AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF DALLAS BAPTIST UNIVERSITY

SECURE AND ADMINISTER FUNDS FOR STUDENT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS-IN-AID AND FOR GRANTS AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT THAT ADVANCES AND ENRICHES THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM OF , LEVELLAND, TEXAS.

Grants to other 501(c)(3) organizations

CITY OF - FOR THE BENEFIT OF PUBLIC

SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO STUDENTS OF NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE

FOUNDATION SEEKS TO IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY , TEXAS THROUGH GRANTS TO PROVIDE FOR IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS AND TO LOCAL 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES TEMPORARY LODGING FOR SERIOUSLY ILL CHILDREN, FAMILY ROOMS IN THREE HOSPITALS, GRANTS TO NON-PROFITS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS.

FOPPL supports programs .

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE SYSTEM. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE PROVIDED TO STUDENTS IN NEED OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE. DONATIONS ARE ALSO MADE DIRECTLY TO THE SCHOOLS TO PURCHASE SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT, BOOKS, AND OTHER MATERIALS AS THEY DEEM NECESSARY. THE WORKS TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN ENDOWMENTS TO SUPPORT FUTURE FINANCIAL NEEDS. INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS ARE CREATED AND DISTRIBTUED TO PERSONS INTERESTED IN SUPPORTING EDUCATION.

THE , OPERATES TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS AND OTHER GRANTS TO .

GRANTS EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO FORMER PATIENTS OF TEXAS SCOTTISH RITE HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN ("")

The primary exempt purpose of the is to support and nourish the in , Texas. MAC is an advocate for culturally diverse programs; it promotes art appreciation and awareness through funding of local grants and persentation of varied art programs.

To support and enhance programs at

To support and other exempt organizations.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO OTHER NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

To provide educational classroom grants to the public schools of the Independent School District

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING COLLEGE.

PROVIDE GRANTS TO FURTHER YOUTH EDUCATION

TO ENCOURAGE AND MOTIVATE STUDENTS TO CONTINUE THEIR BEYOND HIGH SCHOOL, AND TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS, TEACHER GRANTS, AND ACADEMIC PROGRAMS THROUGH COMMUNITY SUPPORTED ENDOWMENTS AND OTHER RESOURCES.

facilitates the creation of permanent charitable funds in partnership with many donors, and provides grants to address community needs and enrich the quality of life in the .

To Promote and to Educate the Citizens of Harrison to whom English is not their native language.

operates to educate the general public, and women in particular, concerning the medical risks of abortion, alternatives to the procedure, and their legal rights in the event they suffer mental, physical, or emotional trauma as a result of the procedure. The organization conducts seminars and research, publishes and distributes books, videos, and other literature, and maintains a medical/legal history network and an expert witness network.

We are organized and operated exclusively for the benefit of and to support Family and Center (the ), which is exempt from Federal Income Tax purposes under Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code and is a public charity within the meaning of Section 509(a) of the Code. The corporation shall support and benefit the , by among other things,soliciting, receiving,holding (either absolutely or in trust as a trustee), investing and managing gifts, grants, contributions and requests which are intended to benefit the long-term goals, purposes and objectives the , and by managing and endowment fund for the benefit of the . The assets and properties of the Corporation are hereby pledged for use in performing its exempt function.

To benefit both and Community by providing resources that support educational programming, buildings, and infrastructure improvements.

PROVIDED FUNDS TO VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS TO ENHANCE THEIR ABILITY TO EDUCATE CHILDREN AND ADULTS. A DESCRIPTION OF THESE GRANTS IS PROVIDED IN SECTION XV OF THIS RETURN.

PROVIDE BOOK AND COMPUTERIZED SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF TEXAS AND SURROUNDING AREAS OF WISE COUNTY, TEXAS

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