Showing top 200 of 352 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GOTHAM RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB INC Community sports team | NEW YORK, NY | |
| 2 | MT PLEASANT WILDCATS FOOTBALL CLUB CORP COMMUNITY BASED YOUTH SPORTS PROGRAM | THORNWOOD, NY | |
| 3 | Brewster Little League Inc Youth baseball and softball program | Brewster, NY | |
| 4 | PURPLE CHAMPIONS CLUB The advancement of WVCSD sports teams. | WARWICK, NY | |
| 5 | DELHI BEAUTIFICATION CORPORATION The purpose of the organization is the following: (i) Preserving the natural beauty and appearance of the community of Delhi, New York; (ii) Creating and maintaining parks for the use of the public in the Delhi community; (iii) Combating community deterioration by developing, improving and maintaining the physical and aesthetic amenities of the community of Delhi, New York in order to promote the health, welfare, community pride and economic vitality of the community. | Albany, NY | |
| 6 | NORTH FORK COUNTRY CLUB INC TO PROVIDE ITS MEMBERS WITH A CONSISTENTLY HIGH STANDARD OF GOLF, TENNIS AND DINING EXPERIENCE IN A FRIENDLY FAMILY ENVIRONMENT AND TO WARMLY WELCOME NEW MEMBERS TO ITS COMMUNITY. | CUTCHOGUE, NY | |
| 7 | Kings County Lodge No 168 Loyal Order of Moose The Organization unites its members in the bonds of fraternity benevolence and charity. This is accomplished through a year round schedule of social recreational activities for the members and their families. | Brooklyn, NY | |
| 8 | BROOKLYN COLLEGE STUDENT SERVICES CORP TO DEVELOP AND CULTIVATE EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AMONG STUDENTS OF BROOKLYN COLLEGE OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 9 | KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE TO DEVELOP AND CULTIVATE EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AMONG STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 10 | FIORELLO H LAGUARDIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SUPPORT FIORELLO H. LAGUARDIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE THROUGH STUDENT SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES. | LONG ISLAND CITY, NY | |
| 11 | CHANTECLAIRE AT MUTTONTOWN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING THE COMMON AREAS OF THE COMMUNITY INCLUDING: ROADS, ENTRANCE, TENNIS COURT, AND LANDSCAPING | JERICHO, NY | |
| 12 | BILLIE HOLIDAY THEATRE INC The 22-year-old Youth Arts Academy as it explores a strategic expansion within schools; The two-year old Black Arts Institute, a partnership with The Stella Adler Studio that offers an immersive exploration of Americas Black Theatre canon, with faculty of African descent leading winter and summer intensives and a newly launched 14-week course accredited by New York University; and A Lifelong Creative Expression program providing free-to-highly subsidized arts instruction for adults/seniors with an eye toward mental and physical health. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 13 | MEDGAR EVERS COLLEGE STUDENT FACULTY THE MEDGAR EVERS COLLEGE STUDENT FACULTY ASSOCIATION EXISTS FOR THE PRINCIPAL PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING AND CULTIVATING EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AMONG THE STUDENTS. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 14 | MA YOGA SHAKTI INTERNATIONAL MISSION INC ORGANIZATION IS A RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES YOGA MEDITATION, HEALTH AND SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE | SOUTH OZONE PARK, NY | |
| 15 | LEAGUE OF THE PARKER JEWISH INSTITUTE THE MISSION OF THE LEAGUE OF PARKER JEWISH INSTITUTE IS TO ENHANCE THE LIVES OF THE RESIDENTS OF PARKER JEWISH INSTITUTE BY SUPPORTING AN ABUNDANCE OF THERAPEUTIC RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES MEANT TO STIMULATE COGNITIVE ABILITIES AND IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE. | NEW HYDE PARK, NY | |
| 16 | PLAINVIEW BASEBALL ASSOCIATION INC TO TEACH BASEBALL, SOFTBALL AND GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP TO THE CHILDREN OF OUR COMMUNITY. | PLAINVIEW, NY | |
| 17 | Patchogue Medford Youth and Community The mission of our agency is to enhance the quality of life for the families of the local communities through outreach, education, recreation, counseling, and support services. Through a comprehensive array of services and programs, our agency has been able to meet the various needs of the community. We believe creating valuable and enriching programs filled with educational and recreational activities will help the adults and youth in our community become well-adjusted individuals. The skills they learn at our center will enable them to make healthy choices throughout their lives. | Patchogue, NY | |
| 18 | CITIZEN ACTION OF NEW YORK INC THE PURPOSES OF CITIZEN OF NEW YORK, INC. ARE TO PROMOTE THE SOCIAL WELFARE BY WORKING TO (A) INCREASE THE CIVIC POWER OF LOW AND MODERATE INCOME PEOPLE BY ENCOURAGING AND PROVIDING A VEHICLE FOR COLLECTIVE DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS; (B) IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN NEW YORK STATE; AND (C) UNITE PEOPLE REGARDLESS OF RACE, COLOR, CREED, ETHNIC BACKGROUND, SEX, AGE OR SEXUAL ORIENTATION. | ALBANY, NY | |
| 19 | SOUTHAMPTON, NY | ||
| 20 | LINDENHURST, NY | ||
| 21 | BAYSIDE, NY | ||
| 22 | SMITHTOWN, NY | ||
| 23 | Rochester, NY | ||
| 24 | ORIENT, NY | ||
| 25 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 26 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 27 | PATCHOGUE, NY | ||
| 28 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 29 | BALDWIN, NY | ||
| 30 | CENTEREACH, NY | ||
| 31 | LEVITTOWN, NY | ||
| 32 | Old Bethpage, NY | ||
| 33 | FLUSHING, NY | ||
| 34 | EAST NORTHPORT, NY | ||
| 35 | SMITHTOWN, NY | ||
| 36 | Brooklyn, NY | ||
| 37 | North Babylon, NY | ||
| 38 | Long Beach, NY | ||
| 39 | EAST HAMPTON, NY | ||
| 40 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 41 | MT SINAI, NY | ||
| 42 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 43 | MASTIC BEACH, NY | ||
| 44 | Queens, NY | ||
| 45 | SOUTHAMPTON, NY | ||
| 46 | SYOSSET, NY | ||
| 47 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 48 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 49 | NEW YORK, NY | ||
| 50 | New York, NY | ||
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