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1		Lewiston, ME
2		Manchester, NH
3		JAFFREY, NH
4		BURLINGTON, VT
5		NEW YORK, NY
6		PITTSFIELD, MA
7		NEW BEDFORD, MA
8		Boston, MA
9		NORTH GRAFTON, MA
10		GREAT NECK, NY
11		WALPOLE, MA
12		NORWOOD, MA
13		SPRINGFIELD, MA
14		CHESTERFIELD, MA
15		WAKEFIELD, MA
16		Ashland, MA
17		LOWELL, MA
18		Upton, MA
19		BOLTON, MA
20		CHELMSFORD, MA
21		SALEM, MA
22		BRIDGEPORT, CT
23		LOWELL, MA
24		WORCESTER, MA
25		NEW HAVEN, CT
26		Foxboro, MA
27		BOSTON, MA
28		LENOX, MA
29		LYNNFIELD, MA
30		BRIDGEPORT, CT
31		NEWPORT, RI
32		Providence, RI
33		WESTERLY, RI
34		LITTLE COMPTON, RI
35		NEW HAVEN, CT
36		STONINGTON, CT
37		HARTFORD, CT
38		PROVIDENCE, RI
39		NEW LONDON, CT
40		HARTFORD, CT
41		OLD SAYBROOK, CT
42		OLD LYME, CT
43		WESTPORT, CT
44		SHELTON, CT
45		ROCKY HILL, CT
46		STAMFORD, CT
47		Glastonbury, CT
48		NORWICH, CT
49		WEST CORNWALL, CT
50		NEW BRITAIN, CT

Fostering opportunities for thriving individuals, families and communities

Grounded in the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, responds to those in need with programs that heal, comfort, and empower.

Breakfast is held this year for local Teachers to help promote the Organization and organizations programs (Activity not conducted in 2020 because of COVID 19)

IS AN EDUCATIONAL VALUES-DRIVEN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION LIVING THE LEGACY OF THE SISTERS OF , WITH AN ENDURING CONCERN FOR WOMEN.

TO PROVIDE QUALITY EDUCATION RECENT ARRIVED IMMIGRANTS BY GROWING AND SUSTAINING A STRONG NATIONAL OF INNOVATIVE INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS, WHILE BROADENING ITS IMPACT BY SHARING PROVEN BEST PRACTICES AND INFLUENCING POLICY ENGLISH LEARNERS ON A NATIONAL SCALE.

TO PROTECT, MAINTAIN, AND ADVANCE THE INTERESTS THE WITHIN ITS JURISDICTION.

PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT

Educational - during 2018 the organization provided scholarship assistance and administration, coordination, materials and instructions for the various meetings and activities for which 400 young men (ages 12-21) are members. These activities include

TO MAINTAIN THE OPERATING ASSETS OF THE

BC CONDUCTS LANDSCAPE-SCALE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS,INVOLVING OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT OF LAND AND FACILITIES. THE CREATION OF PUBLIC RECREATION INFRASTRUCTURE ONLARGE TRACTS OF CONSERVED LAND IS INTENDED TO FOSTER AND PROMOTE PUBLIC ACCESS TO AND USE, ENJOYMENT, EDUCATION, AND NON-MOTORIZED TRAVEL ON SUCH LAND.

TO RAISE FUNDS TO CONTRIBUTE TO ORGANIZATIONS RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR CHARITABLE ENDEAVORS WHICH ARE ALSO 501(C)(3)ORGANIZATIONS.

THE WAS ORGANIZED TO RAISE FUNDS IN THE CAUSE CANCER RESEARCH, TREATMENT AND PREVENTION FOR ALL.

REGIONAL

To promote the ideals and goals of and in , which is to protect the lives and property of residents of .

To nuture our students natural curiosity and enthusiasm and help develop critical thinking skills.

Funding provided for grants to support multiple, innovative and challenging programs for the students and educators in the Public Schools.

TO AWARD EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS ATTENDING EITHER TWO-YEAR, FOUR-YEAR OR VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS.

To provide scholarships to students

TO PERPETUATE RICH HERITAGE OF RURAL NEW ENGLAND THROUGH EDUCATION OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS

THE ORGANIZATION, INC. IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION DEVELOPED FOR THE ENRICHMENT OF EDUCATION AT ELEMENTARY BY THE BUILDING OF COMMUNITY AT THE , THE SUPPORT OF TEACHERS AT THE , AND VARIOUS ACTIVITIES THAT MAKE A BETTER PLACE FOR CHILDREN, TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS, AND PARENTS TO WORK TOGETHER TO PROVIDE AN EXCELLENT EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS. THE CSPTO SUPPORTS A STUDENT POPULATION OF 515 STUDENTS. OUR MOST IMPORTANT FUNCTION IS PROVIDING CURRICULUM ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS. THESE PROGRAMS ARE CHOSEN BY THE TEACHERS, SCHEDULED AND PAID FOR BY THE CSPTO. THE PROGRAMS NORMALLY TIE INTO THE CURRICULUM AND HELP MAKE IT MORE INTERESTING TO STUDENTS.

ASSIST FAMILIES IN NEED

PROMOTE LOCAL YMCA

DEDICATED TO SERVING THE NEEDS OF THE BLIND AND VISUALLY IMPAIRED CITIZENS OF OUR COMMUNITY.

SCHOLARSHIP and AID

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT AND FUNDING IN THE FIELD OF DERMATOLOGY.

Supporting the community in need and both locally and abroad

THE WAS ORGANIZED TO COLLECT AND DISTRIBUTE FUNDS TO PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT THAT ENHANCE THE DELIVERY OF CIVIL LEGAL SERVICES TO LOW INCOME INDIVIDUALS, ADVANCE LAW-RELATED AND JUDICIAL EDUCATION, AND IMPROVE THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AND THE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF THE LAW.

TO COOPERATE WITH KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL IN BUILDING CLUBS EDUCATING STRENGTHENING KIWANIS CLUBS WITHIN .

COMMUNITY SERVICE

SUPPORT RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS

PRESERVE LIME ROCK LIGHTHOUSE; FOSTER EXCELLENCE IN YACHTING and RACING, WITH AN EMPHASIS ON TRADITIONS, SPORTSMANSHIP, EDUCATION AND CAMARADERIE

TO PROMOTE MULTI CULTURAL RECOGNITION, TO ENHANCE HEALTH EDUCATION

PROVIDES HIGHEST QUALITY EMERGENCY MEDICAL AND DISPATCH SERVICES TO COMMUNITY AND NEARBY TOWNS IN SOUTHERN RHODE ISLAND.

PROMOTE WILDLIFE ACTIVITIES

PROVIDES OPERATING FUNDS FOR A 38 MEMBER LITERARY AND EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION.

Promote social welfare of members/community

PROVIDES EXCEPTIONAL SERVICES TO ENSURE THAT ALL PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES OR SPECIAL NEEDS AND THEIR FAMILIES HAVE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES TO LIVE, LEARN, WORK AND PLAY IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

TO SUPPORT THE MEMORIAL COMMUNITY.

IS A SMALL, PRIVATE LIBERAL ARTS LOCATED ALONG THE THAMES RIVER IN HISTORIC NEW LONDON, CT. BASED ON ITS HISTORY OF EDUCATING A DIVERSE GROUP OF THINKERS AND LEARNERS, PROVIDES A STRENGTH-BASED, HOLISTIC EDUCATION THAT GIVES ITS STUDENTS THE ADAPTABILITY THEY NEED TO LEAD FULL PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL LIVES. OUR NON-TRADITIONAL EDUCATIONAL FOCUS IS DESIGNED TO DEVELOP THE STRENGTHS OF EACH OF OUR STUDENTS AND FIND WAYS TO HIGHLIGHT THESE STRENGTH AREAS. ADDITIONALLY, THE FOCUS OF OUR EDUCATION IS BASED ON THE PREMISE THAT EACH STUDENT FINDS IDENTITY, MEANING, AND PURPOSE THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF THEIR EMOTIONAL, SOCIAL, AND CREATIVE POTENTIALS, NOT LIMITED SIMPLY TO THEIR COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT.

THE , ESTABLISHED IN 1925, IS THE COMMUNITY PUTTING PHILANTHROPY INTO ACTION TO CREATE LASTING SOLUTIONS THAT RESULT IN VIBRANT COMMUNITIES WITHIN THE GREATER REGION. THE SERVES APPROXIMATELY 775,000 RESIDENTS, HUNDREDS OF NONPROFITS AND A NETWORK OF PHILANTHROPISTS WITH MORE THAN 1450 FUNDS. IT BRINGS TOGETHER THE PEOPLE, KNOWLEDGE, INVESTMENTS AND PASSION TO MAKE THE REGION A MORE INCLUSIVE AND POSITIVE PLACE TO LIVE, WORK AND RAISE A FAMILY.

THE IS A NON-PROFIT MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION ADVANCING THE ECONOMIC VITALITY AND QUALITY LIFE IN THE REGION THROUGH PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR ITS MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY.

A generous gift $1,000,000 by Charlotte Colby Danly, herself a graduate , enabled a search for a teacher to carry forward the Academys distinguished tradition in the field sculpture. A search committee was formed to carry out the search, comprised : Ms. Danly; board member/artist Eileen Eder; Board Chair Michael Duffy; Jordan Sokol; Israeli sculptor Eran Weber; and the former head the sculpture department at the Florence , Robert Bodem. After reviewing a rich pool applicants, the committee unanimously chose acclaimed sculptor Chad Fisher to be the Charlotte Colby Danly Sculpture Chair at . The first cohort full-time sculpture students will commence their studies in the Fall 2023 under Mr. Fishers tutelage. In the winter, the Academys Chauncey Stillman Gallery played host to an exhibition the works the mid-20th century painter, Lennart Anderson. The show, which was favorably reviewed in the Wall Street Journal, included work

CONDUCTING ART CLASSES FOR VETERANS HOMELESS AND YOUTH

TO PROVIDE A CONTINUUM OF SERVICES THAT SUPPORTS HEALTH, INDEPENDENCE, AND DIGNITY.

LABOR UNION

The . promotes to unity among the citizens , CT and its Force through the sponsorship teams in the City.

Youth Baseball and Softball

UNITE THE 41 COMMUNITIES OF EASTERN CT TO REDUCE THE IMPACT OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE, PROBLEM GAMBLING AND MENTAL HEALTH RELATED ISSUES. THIS IS ACHIEVED THROUGH PREVENTION THEORY, NEEDS ASSESSMENT, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND ADVOCACY.

Preserve wildlife; educate and generate interest the general public in conservation; promote goodwill between sportsmen and the general public.

SERVE THE COMMUNITY BY IMPROVING ACCESS TO SOCIAL SERVICES AND TO EDUCATIONAL, TRAINING AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES, PRESERVING AND PROMOTING CULTURAL AND IMMIGRANT HERITAGE, FOSTERING INTER-ETHNIC UNDERSTANDING AND INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE.

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