Showing top 200 of 1,724 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | DANTE FOUNDATION OF NASSAU COUNTY INC TO UNITE AND ENCOURAGE FELLOWSHIP AMONG AMERICANS OF ITALIAN DESCENT AND TO RENEW THE TRADITION OF ITALIAN HERITAGE. | SYOSSET, NY | |
| 102 | BETHANY HOUSE OF NASSAU COUNTY AT BETHANY HOUSE WE ASPIRE TO SUPPORT WOMEN, AND WOMEN WITH CHILDREN, THROUGH TRANSITION TO STABILITY. WE BEGIN BY PROVIDING SHELTER, AND MEETING THE BASIC NEEDS OF OUR GUESTS, IN A WELCOMING AND SAFE, HOME-LIKE SETTING. WE OFFER PROGRAMS WHICH PROVIDE A CONTINUUM OF CARE THAT STARTS WITH EMERGENCY SHELTER, MOVES INTO TRANSITIONAL HOUSING, AND CULMINATES IN PERMANENT HOUSING AND GREATER SELF-SUFFICIENCY. ULTIMATELY, WE STRIVE FOR OUR GUESTS AND THEIR CHILDREN TO EXPERIENCE A SENSE OF SELF-WORTH AND BELONGING IN RESPONSE TO THEIR EXPERIENCE WITH OUR DEDICATED STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS. BETHANY HOUSE IS BUILT ON A FOUNDATION OF COMMUNITY SUPPORT AND PARTNERSHIPS, THAT INCLUDE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES, FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATIONS, NON- PROFIT SERVICE PROVIDERS, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES AS WELL AS CORPORATE SPONSORS AND FOUNDATIONS. | BALDWIN, NY | |
| 103 | Wesley Parrott Youth Programs Inc Gave high school students scholarships to help defray the costs of college | Cambria Heights, NY | |
| 104 | THE RACHEL COOPER FOUNDATION INC PEDIATRIC CARDIOLOGY RESEARCH.OPEN HEART SURGERY FOR CHILDREN WITH CRITICAL HEART AILMENTS. | REGO PARK, NY | |
| 105 | BEN BAY KIWANIS FOUNDATION INC PROMOTE FUNDRAISING and COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS TO HELP NEEDY CHILDREN LOCALLY and WORLDWIDE BY CONTRIBUTING TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL OR HELP SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 106 | COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT CORPORATION TO OPERATE A BUILDING IN BROOKLYN, NY FOR USE AS A MULTI-SERVICE CENTER TO IMPROVE THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE COMMUNITY AS WELL AS PERFORM RESEARCH, STUDIES, AND EDUCATE THE RISEBORO COMMUNITY REGARDING THE VARIOUS APPROACHES TO THE ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL IMPROVEMENT OF THE COMMUNITY. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 107 | IGLESIA CRISTIANA VALLE DE JESUS INC Establish and Maitain a place to worship Almighty God, our Heavenly Father and trying a place for Christian Fellowship for all people of same faith | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 108 | LOCAL 707 SCHOLARSHIP FUND PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP | Hempstead, NY | |
| 109 | MASSAPEQUA ROAD RUNNERS INC Massapequa High School Scholarship Fund 2 scholarships for Male and Female track runners - Athletes are chosen by Coaches. Massapequa Road Runners has no direct input or influence on choosing athletes for scholarship | MASSAPEQUA PK, NY | |
| 110 | YORK COLLEGE FOUNDATION TO ASSIST YORK COLLEGE IN DEVELOPING AND DELIVERING MORE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES BY MAKING GIFTS, GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS, AND DONATIONS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COLLEGE. | JAMAICA, NY | |
| 111 | PTA NEW YORK CONGRESS form 990-ez part 1 line 10 meadow alumni awardscholarships form 990-ez part 1 line 16 student benefit programs such as arts in education and parp program expenses such as book fairs and school supplies organizationadministrative expenses such a | BALDWIN, NY | |
| 112 | LONG ISLAND GOLF ASSOCIATION INC LONG ISLAND GOLF ASSOCIATION HOLD TOURNAMENTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINING THE VARIOUS LONG ISLAND GOLF CHAMPIONS, TO PROMOTE GOOD FELLOWSHIP AND FRIENDLY RIVALRY AMONG THE GOLF PLAYERS AND GOLF CLUBS ON LONG ISLAND; TO FOSTER AND PRESERVE ALL THE ANCIENT AND HONORABLE TRADITIONS OF THE GAME OF GOLF; AND TO FURTHER THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE GAME OF GOLF. | ELMSFORD, NY | |
| 113 | ASSOCIATION DES INGENIEURS HAITIENS ET AMERICAINS Provide scholarships to students in STEM. provide networking opportunities to engineers, scientists, and students in STEM. Contribute technical expertise for the empowerment of the community. Provide technical and financial support to areas impacted by earthquake and hurricanes, when it is possible. | Queens Village, NY | |
| 114 | DAVID and DOVETTA WILSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND The David and Dovetta Wilson Scholarship Fund provides scholarships awards to graduating high school seniors who demonstrate academic excellence, community involvement and financial need. | Elmont, NY | |
| 115 | KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE AUXILIARY TO PROVIDE AUXILIARY SERVICES, SUCH AS FOOD SERVICES, PARKING FACILITIES, A BOOKSTORE, ETC., FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY OF KINGSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 116 | AMERICAN FRIENDS OF BETH JACOB TEACHERS The foundation gave a substantial amount of money to its parent school in Israel to aid with tuition assistance for students in need of financial assistance. | BROOKLYN, NY | |
| 117 | RABBI LEIB GELIEBTER MEMORIAL RESEARCH AND PUBLISH LITERATURE WHICH WILL PERPETUATE THE MEMORY OF THE HOLOCAUST AND THE COLLECTIVE AGENCY OF ITS VICTIMS | LAWRENCE, NY | |
| 118 | JAMAICA COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION U S A INC As collegemen, our organization maintain funds from the public to support the continually growth and actualization of particular goals in our community in general and Jamaica College students in particular. | BRONX, NY | |
| 119 | MANHASSET, NY | ||
| 120 | Old Westbury, NY | ||
| 121 | WESTBURY, NY | ||
| 122 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 123 | FLUSHING, NY | ||
| 124 | EAST NORWICH, NY | ||
| 125 | NORTHPORT, NY | ||
| 126 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 127 | QUOGUE, NY | ||
| 128 | FREEPORT, NY | ||
| 129 | Hicksville, NY | ||
| 130 | BRONXVILLE, NY | ||
| 131 | HUNTINGTON, NY | ||
| 132 | VALLEY STREAM, NY | ||
| 133 | OYSTER BAY, NY | ||
| 134 | BRIDGEHAMPTON, NY | ||
| 135 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 136 | ROSLYN, NY | ||
| 137 | RONKONKOMA, NY | ||
| 138 | ADAMS, NY | ||
| 139 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 140 | Carle Place, NY | ||
| 141 | BROOKLYN, NY | ||
| 142 | EAST SETAUKET, NY | ||
| 143 | EDEN, NY | ||
| 144 | PORT WASHINGTON, NY | ||
| 145 | Port Washington, NY | ||
| 146 | MINEOLA, NY | ||
| 147 | MORICHES, NY | ||
| 148 | RICHMOND HILL, NY | ||
| 149 | SOUTHAMPTON, NY | ||
| 150 | EAST HAMPTON, NY | ||
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