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51		PAYSON, AZ
52		Goodyear, AZ
53		GLENDALE, AZ
54		TUCSON, AZ
55		Chandler, AZ
56		SCOTTSDALE, AZ
57		PAGE, AZ
58		TUCSON, AZ
59		Tucson, AZ
60		Phoenix, AZ
61		GILBERT, AZ
62		MESA, AZ
63		PHOENIX, AZ
64		MESA, AZ
65		Phoenix, AZ
66		MESA, AZ
67		TUCSON, AZ
68		GILBERT, AZ
69		PHOENIX, AZ
70		PHOENIX, AZ
71		Queen Creek, AZ
72		Mesa, AZ
73		SCOTTSDALE, AZ
74		PEORIA, AZ
75		Tucson, AZ
76		Rio Verde, AZ
77		SURPRISE, AZ
78		TEMPE, AZ
79		CHANDLER, AZ
80		Gilbert, AZ
81		PHOENIX, AZ
82		TUCSON, AZ
83		TUCSON, AZ
84		Phoenix, AZ
85		SCOTTSDALE, AZ
86		MESA, AZ
87		PHOENIX, AZ
88		Flagstaff, AZ
89		CHANDLER, AZ
90		Paradise Valley, AZ
91		GILBERT, AZ
92		PEORIA, AZ
93		TUCSON, AZ
94		TUCSON, AZ
95		Mayer, AZ
96		Sonoita, AZ
97		PETRIFIED FOREST, AZ
98		GLENDALE, AZ
99		FLAGSTAFF, AZ
100		Douglas, AZ

HEALTH AND EDUCATION- TO PROMOTE RURAL HEALTH AND EDUCATION FOR MEMBERS OF RIM COUNTRY COMMUNITIES THROUGH PROGRAMS, ACTIVITIES, GRANTS, AND SCHOLARSHIPS. ALSO, TO DEVELOP A MULTI-UNIVERSITY CAMPUS FOR RURAL HIGHER EDUCATION.

To provide scholarship grants for college education tuition and fees to qualified applicants, provide support and assistance to ROTC and JROTC units in the West Valley of Phoenix, Arizona area, and to provide

The Organization supports programs and treatment of patients with and other degenerative diseases. It ships medical equipment, supplies, and humanitarian aid to hospitals and clinics worldwide.

TO ADVANCE UNDERSTANDING OF THE DYNAMIC UNIVERSE BY ENABLING SCIENCE THROUGH RESEARCH AND EDUCATION.

AzAEYC promotes high-quality early learning all , birth through age 8, by connecting practice, policy, and research. We advance a diverse,ynamic, early childhood profession and support all who care , educate, and work on behalf .

PROMOTE THE DUTIES OF THE ALUMNI

IS PHILANTHROPIC PARTNER AND COOPERATING ASSOCIATION THAT SUPPORTS AND FUNDS EDUCATION, RESEARCH, INTERPRETATION, AND VISITOR SERVICES WITHIN THE PUBLIC LANDS ON THE COLORADO PLATEAU IN NORTHERN ARIZONA AND SOUTHERN UTAH. WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, AND US FOREST SERVICE IN NATIONAL RECREATION AREA, RAINBOW BRIDGE NATIONAL MONUMENT, GRAND STAIRCASEESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT, VERMILION CLIFFS NATIONAL MONUMENT, AND DIXIE NATIONAL FOREST, WE PROMOTE PRESERVATION AND INSPIRE STEWARDSHIP OF CULTURAL AND NATURAL RESOURCES.

SCHOLARSHIPS

The mission of AHS is to advance the science, practice and public understanding of hydrology and water resources in and the arid southwest. Our vision is to serve as the premier hydrologic resource for the professional community and the general public in and the arid southwest. We will accomplish this vision by: establishing an open forum for information exchange among professionals concerned with hydrology and water resources in the arid southwest; promoting and supporting public understanding, education, and training in the science and technology of hydrology and water resources; and by supporting all of the above goals through the funding of meetings, scholarships, grants and any other outreach and educational activities which further the business of the .

Award scholarships to women attending colleges in ;raise funds/donations to support those scholarships

OPERATE AS A SCHOOL (STO) THAT ACCEPTS DONATIONS ASSISTANCE AND AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHILDREN SO THEY CAN AFFORD TO ATTEND ARIZONA SCHOOLS.

THE CORPORATION WILL PROVIDE TUITION ASSISTANCE CHILDREN ATTENDING PRIVATE SCHOOLS IN ARIZONA BASED UPON NEED.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS.

The Organization is a school tuition organization as defined in Arizona Revised Statute 43-1089, and as such, must allocate at least 90 percent of its qualifying annual revenue for educational scholarships or tuition grants. The Organization helps Arizona families attain affordable private K-12 education that best fits their needs, with a special focus on helping families with financial and minority hardship.

The Organization seeks donations for use as tuition scholarships that enable students to attend private schools.

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

ASSIST INDIVIDUALS STRUGGLING WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN TREATMENT PROGRAMS.

Raise awareness and support research for

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CHILDREN, GRADES K-12, OF LOW INCOME FAMILIES.

is a organization as defined in Arizona Revised Statute 43-1089, and as such, must allocate at least 90 percent of its qualifying annual revenue for educational scholarships or grants. The Organization strives to ensure affordable education for all students.

provides scholarships to the children of Dexter, Apache employees based on a criteria set through the scholarship committee.

Our mission is to ensure that every child with special needs has the choice of a private school education.

PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO OVER 144 STUDENTS ACROSS VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROVIDED THEM A FULL EMERSION TRAVELING SUMMER PROGRAM.

GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS TO PURSUE HIGHER EDUCATION

To raise funds for charitable projects and scholarships that provides benefits and opportunities for the surrounding .

Educational Grants and Scholarships for NUST undergraduate students in Pakistan and graduate students studying in the USA. NUST = National University of Sciences and Technology Pakistan

TO PRODUCE MEANINGFUL RESEARCH FINDINGS THAT ARE USABLE BY AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSBILE TO HELP BRING POSITIVE AND LASTING IMPROVEMENT IN ORGANIZATIONAL EFFICIENCY AND COMPLEX SUPPLY CHAINS.

FUNDS RECEIVED ARE CONTRIBUTED TO QUALIFYING SCHOOLS UNDER ARIZONA SCHOOL LAWS. SUBSTANTIAL FUNDS ARE GENERALLY RECEIVED IN DECEMBER AND ARE DISTRIBUTED DURING THE CURRENT REPORTING PERIOD ENDING JUNE 30 OF EACH YEAR.

The primary exempt purpose of is to increase access to research information and knowledge of in all nations. The organization works to further this purpose by providing to those in need books, journals, facilities, equipment, and other materials that serve a great use in scientific fields among all ages and skill levels.

PROVIDE FOR EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY FOR HOSPITALITY COMMUNITY TO CREATE DIVERSE LEADERSHIP FOR THE NEXT GENERATION. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS AND IMMERSIVE EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HISTORICALLY EXCLUDED PERSONS IN THE COMMUNITY AND SUPPLY EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO THOSE EMPLOYED IN RESTAURANTS, BARS AND HOTELS THAT HAVE FALLEN ON UNEXPECTED HARDSHIP.

It is the mission of the to provide families diagnosed with syndrome information and support, to increase awareness of the disorder, and to provide funding to cutting edge research that will one day treat those affected and enhance their quality of life.

Scholarships ranging from $500-$2000 were awarded to qualifying College Students showing interest the Industry

Our mission is to prevent Trauma Related Loss by building resiliency and empowering our youth, families and communities, through trauma informed care, education and enrichment activities and to provide scholarships to students majoring in nursing.

ADVANCING SUSTAINABLE GLOBAL TRADE THROUGH EDUCATION AND RESEARCH.

SCHOLARSHIPS PROVIDED TO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.

TO ADVANCE AND PROMOTE THE ARTS AND SCIENCES OF TELEVISION IN ALL MEDIUMS; TO PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN TELEVISION, BROADCAST JOURNALISM AND DIGITAL MEDIA, AND TO ESTABLISH AND AUTHORIZE THE PAYMENTS OF FUNDS FOR GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, GIFTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER AWARDS IN ITS OWN NAME OR IN CONJUNCTION WITH, OR BY CONTRIBUTION TO ANY UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE OR OTHER INSTITUTION OF LEARNING OR PROFESSIONAL TRAINING IN THE SPECIFIC NAME OF TALENTED INDIVIDUALS DEEMED DESERVING OF ASSISTANCE OR ENCOURAGEMENT AND WHO SHALL BE ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN ONE OR MORE FIELDS OF THE TELEVISION INDUSTRY OR IN STUDIES IN CONNECTION THEREWITH.

The is a non-profit organization that helps improve the lives of the Navajo people through scholarships and grants. Navajo students and members of the community can apply funding to help alleviate financial burdens and create better futures themselves and their families.

TO GROW A DISTINCTIVE AND INNOVATIVE LEARNING COMMUNITY THAT IS COMMITTED TO PREPARING STUDENTS TO LIVE ON-MISSION FOR CHRIST, LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY.

To provide education a platform for information, discussions, collaboration, conferences to facilitate systematic changes to enable to serve society not only shareholders.

AWARD TO STUDENT

FUND RESEARCH ON CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS

SCHOLARSHIPS

WNPA ADVANCES EDUCATION, INTERPRETATION, RESEARCH AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN .

Academic program, instruction and student activities for students and a summer camp program withinstruction and student activities made up 75% of revenue needed to cover $4.7M in expenses . Onehundred percent of graduating students were accepted into colleges or universities. During the19/20 academic year, offered tuition to approximately 150 students.

Scholarships local youth fellowship

THE MISSION OF THE ASSOCIATION IS TO SUPPORT THE VISITOR SERVICES, RESEARCH, EDUCATION, OUTREACH AND PRESERVATION EFFORTS OF OUR PARTNER, NATIONAL PARK, THROUGH SALES OF EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS IN OUR VISITOR CENTER STORES, ONLINE WEBSITE AND THROUGH THE ACTIVITIES OF THE FIELD INSTITUTE.

PROMOTION OF FELLOWSHIP AND INTERACTION AMONG MEMBERS

EXISTS TO DISCIPLE AND EDUCATE INDIGENOUS NATIVE CHRISTIANS FOR LIFETIMES OF BIBLICAL MINISTRY AND SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP TO THEIR PEOPLE AND THE WORLD.

The promotes student success through scholarships, facilities development, and program support. For the fiscal year ending 6/30/2022 there were 811 scholarship and 91 program support recipients receiving a total of $819,331

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