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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | THE ALUMNI AND FRIENDS OF FIORELLO H SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE WORLD-CLASS ARTS EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL STUDENTS AT LAGUARDIA HIGH SCHOOL. | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 102 | PARENTS ORGANIZATION OF RYE HIGH TO ENRICH THE RYE HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM, PROGRAMS AND FACILITIES. | RYE, NY | |
| 103 | AMERICAN FRIENDS OF DVI THE MISSION OF AMERICAN FRIENDS OF DVI IS TO PREVENT SUFFERING AMONG THE UNDERPRIVILIGED BY EXPANDING ACCESS TO QUALITY DENTAL CARE AND ORAL HEALTH EDUCATION. AMERICAN FRIENDS OF DVI PROVIDES GRANTS TO DENTAL VOLUNTEERS FOR ISRAEL/THE TRUDI BIRGER CLINIC, WHICH SERVES THE NEEDS OF THE UNDER- PRIVILEGED OF JERUSALEM REGARDLESS OF RACIAL, ETHNIC OR RELIGIOUS BACK- GROUND. | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 104 | LEGAL OUTREACH INC LEGAL OUTREACH IS A COLLEGE PREPARATORY ORGANIZATION THAT ORGANIZES LAW BASED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO INSPIRE AND PREPARE MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES TO STRIVE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL CAREERS. | ASTORIA, NY | |
| 105 | American Friends of Nishmas Yisroel Inc To support needy students of Yeshivas Nishmas Yisroel in Jerusalem, Israel | Brooklyn, NY | |
| 106 | JOE A ESSES and SONS FOUNDATION INC YESHIVAT DARCHE ERES INC | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 107 | IBM INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION THE IBM INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION PROVIDED EDUCATIONAL AND SKILLS PROGRAMS TO FOCUS ON SKILLS NEEDED FOR 21ST CENTURY JOBS THROUGH THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS:P-TECH IS A GROUND BREAKING EDUCATION MODEL WHICH COMBINES PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL AND NO-COST COMMUNITY COLLEGE WITH PREPARATION FOR "NEW COLLAR" JOBS. P-TECH STUDENTS, PRIMARILY FROM UNDER-SERVED BACKGROUNDS, GRADUATE WITH A NO-COST ASSOCIATE DEGREE, ALONG WITH WORKPLACE EXPERIENCES INCLUDING MENTORSHIPS.SKILLSBUILD OFFERS FREE LEARNING, SUPPORT, AND RESOURCES FROM SECONDARY EDUCATION (STUDENTS AGED 13-18) TO ADULTS SEEKING ENTRY-LEVEL EMPLOYMENT. SKILLSBUILD PROVIDES SKILLS FOR ENTRY-LEVEL TECH JOBS. | ARMONK, NY | |
| 108 | PEOPLES RIGHTS FUND INC PRODUCTION OF EDUCATIONAL LITERATURE AND EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 109 | I HAVE A DREAM FOUNDATION The "I have a dream" foundation (IHDF) expands educational opportunities for children living in under-resourced communities by empowering them to achieve higher education and providing them with guaranteed tuition support and equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to gain entry to and succeed in college and beyond. Our vision is that one day, all children from low-income communities will have an equal opportunity to complete high school, achieve postsecondary education, and fully capitalize on their talents and aspirations to become productive global citizens. We sponsor cohorts of students in under-resourced public schools or housing developments, and work with these "dreamers" from early elementary school all the way through high school. Upon high school graduation, each dreamer receives guaranteed tuition assistance for higher education. While each "I have a dream" program is localized to meet the specific needs of its dreamers, all of our programs share common elements | New York, NY | |
| 110 | I HAVE A DREAM FOUNDATION - NEW YORK THE I HAVE A DREAM FOUNDATION STRIVES TO REMOVE THE BARRIERS THAT PREVENT STUDENTS IN LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES FROM HAVING THE SAME OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUCCESS AS THEIR PEERS IN MIDDLE AND HIGH-INCOME FAMILIES.THE FOUNDATION OFFERS ACADEMIC SUPPORT, MENTORING, HEALTH AND WELLNESS PROGRAMMING, ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES, AND COLLEGE PREPARATION FOR STUDENTS FROM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. UPON GRADUATION, EACH STUDENT RECEIVES TUITION ASSISTANCE TO HELP PAY FOR COLLEGE OR VOCATIONAL SCHOOL. BY HELPING STUDENTS GAIN ACCESS TO COLLEGE, I HAVE A DREAM FOUNDATION-NEW YORK PUTS THEM ON A DIFFERENT ACADEMIC AND LIFE TRAJECTORY, ENABLING THEM TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF POVERTY AND IMPROVE THEIR CHANCES FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE. | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 111 | STUDENTSPONSOR PARTNERSHIP INC TO PROVIDE AT-RISK YOUTHS WITH TUITION NEEDED TO ATTEND PRIVATE HIGH SCHOOLS IN NYC | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 112 | KINGSWAY HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE HIGH SCHOOL IN MEETING ITS PURPOSE INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO MAINTENANCE OF ITS INFRASTRUCTURE, PROVIDE SUPPLIES, ETC. OUR ORGANIZATION ALSO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS ATTENDING THE SCHOOL. | MT VERNON, NY | |
| 113 | AMERICAN FRIENDS YESHIVAT BIRKAT MOSHE TO HELP SUPPORT AND MAINTAIN RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL SCHOOLS (YESHIVAS) IN ISRAEL AND IN THE USA INCLUDING PARTICULARLY BUT NOT LIMITED TO YESHIVAT BIRKAT MOSHE. | GREAT NECK, NY | |
| 114 | NEW YORK CITY OUTWARD BOUND CENTER INC To effect positive and lasting change in the lives of New York Citys young people and their public schools. | LONG ISLAND CITY, NY | |
| 115 | NAF NAF SOLVES SOME OF THE BIGGEST CHALLENGES FACING EDUCATION AND THE ECONOMY BY BRINGING EDUCATION, BUSINESS, AND COMMUNITY LEADERS TOGETHER TO TRANSFORM THE HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE. | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 116 | Stuyvesant High School Alumni Association Inc To support Stuyvesant High School, its students and alumni, through enrichment, scholarships, and networking support. | New York, NY | |
| 117 | ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE STUDENTS | PEARL RIVER, NY | |
| 118 | NEW VISIONS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS INC IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION IN NYC PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND ENSURING THAT ALL STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO EFFECTIVE SCHOOLS THAT ENABLE THEM TO GRADUATE FROM HIGH SCHOOL FULLY PREPARED FOR COLLEGE AND CAREER. | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 119 | New Rochelle, NY | ||
| 120 | NANUET, NY | ||
| 121 | New York, NY | ||
| 122 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 123 | GREAT NECK, NY | ||
| 124 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 125 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 126 | SCARSDALE, NY | ||
| 127 | BRONXVILLE, NY | ||
| 128 | GHENT, NY | ||
| 129 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 130 | PORT CHESTER, NY | ||
| 131 | BRONX, NY | ||
| 132 | BEDFORD HILLS, NY | ||
| 133 | SLEEPY HOLLOW, NY | ||
| 134 | Bronx, NY | ||
| 135 | LAWRENCE, NY | ||
| 136 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 137 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 138 | RIVERDALE, NY | ||
| 139 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 140 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 141 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 142 | WHITE PLAINS, NY | ||
| 143 | COLD SPRING, NY | ||
| 144 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 145 | BRONX, NY | ||
| 146 | WOODBURY, NY | ||
| 147 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 148 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 149 | CHAPPAQUA, NY | ||
| 150 | MOUNT VERNON, NY | ||
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