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1		COLUMBUS, OH
2		Columbus, OH
3		BROOKLYN, OH
4		COLUMBIA STATION, OH
5		COLUMBUS, OH
6		HAMILTON, OH
7		MARIETTA, OH
8		Cincinnati, OH
9		MASSILLON, OH
10		DELAWARE, OH
11		LITHOPOLIS, OH
12		COSHOCTON, OH
13		BROOKLYN, OH
14		MANSFIELD, OH
15		BARBERTON, OH
16		LIMA, OH
17		CLEVELAND, OH
18		FREMONT, OH
19		HAVILAND, OH
20		BROOKLYN, OH
21		BROOKLYN, OH
22		CLEVELAND, OH
23		BROOKLYN, OH
24		BROOKLYN, OH
25		PAINESVILLE, OH
26		CLEVELAND, OH
27		SUGARCREEK, OH
28		CINCINNATI, OH
29		CHAGRIN FALLS, OH
30		Columbus, OH
31		SCIO, OH
32		New Albany, OH
33		Dayton, OH
34		BATAVIA, OH
35		CINCINNATI, OH
36		CLEVELAND, OH
37		Columbus, OH
38		LAURELVILLE, OH
39		FAYETTE, OH
40		CANFIELD, OH
41		CINCINNATI, OH
42		BREMEN, OH
43		MADISON, OH
44		BALTIMORE, OH
45		PLAIN CITY, OH
46		Bolivar, OH
47		Cincinnati, OH
48		Bellefontaine, OH
49		DELAWARE, OH
50		Cleveland Heights, OH

PROVIDE FINANCING IN THE FORM OF LOANS, GRANTS, AND EQUITY FOR PURPOSES OF PROVIDING HOUSING, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TO ASSIST LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES.

To be the focal point of integration for immigrants, refugee families, and low income individuals in Central Ohio in order to improve the quality of their lives.

Grants are made according to the Trust Agreement dated June 14, 1923. Keybank, as trustee, distributes to the Association to further the purpose of the religious work of the Ohio Conference of the United Church of Christ and to strengthen the work of the local churches. Under the Ohio Institutional Trust Funds Act of 1999, Association has chosen to receive the maximum of income based on the greater of 5% of AFV or traditional income. Keybank maintains a responsiveness to the needs and activities of the beneficiary organization in the attainment of its mission. Please note the beneficiary organization has a right to remove the Trustee, authority to direct or approve investments, and the Trustee has the authority to amend the document to insure the continuation to qualify as a 509(a).

TO SERVE THE CITIZENS OF STATION, OHIO AND NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES THROUGH IMPLEMENTATING THEIR CHARITABLE ASPIRATIONS BY AWARDING EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS.

DIRECTLY UNDERTAKING SUCH INITIATIVES, PROGRAMS, AND ACTIVITIES FOR SUCH CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AS THE TRUSTEES OF THE CORPORATION MAY FROM TIME TO TIME DEEM DESIRABLE AND BENEFICIAL, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, (A) EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC REGARDING PREVENTION AND SAFETY AND (B) PROVIDING EMERGENCY ECONOMIC HARDSHIP GRANTS TO CURRENT, FUTURE, AND RETIRED LOCAL AND THEIR FAMILIES.

TO AID IN SUPPORT PUBLIC AND TO SCHOOLS OR PROGRAMS FOR PROMOTION READING

THE MEMORIAL ENCOURAGES PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT OF MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AND RELATED SERVICES. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE RAISING FUNDS, FUND STEWARDSHIP AND MAKING GRANTS TO IMPROVE CARE IN THE MID-OHIO VALLEY.

The specific purposes for which the corporation is formed are: providing scholarships, historical-patriotic activities, grants for the poor, and providing support for the maintenance and improvement historic structures.

SPREADING THE GOSPEL

MAKING OF GIFTS AND GRANTS IN AID, SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO EXEMPT PURPOSES OF CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AS SET FORTH IN INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 501(C)(3).

PROVIDE FOR A LIBRARY TO SERVE LOCAL RESIDENTS.

JOHNSON-HUMRICKHOUSE MUSEUM AND POMERENE CENTER FOR THE ARTS ARE THE BENEFICIARIES OF THE TRUST WITH THE RECEIVING ENTITY BEING THE COSHOCTON PUBLIC LIBRARY FOR DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS.

Grants are made to the American Association of Ohio to provide programs and services according to the restated trust agreement dated March 18, 1995. Under the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, the trust is being administered to. Keybank maintains a responsiveness to the needs and activities of the organization to the attainment of its mission.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THROUGH STRATEGIC PHILANTHROPY AND COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP. GRANTS ARE DISTRIBUTED FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES IN THE AREAS OF HEALTH, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, BASIC HUMAN NEEDS, EDUCATION, CULTURAL ACTIVITIES, ENVIRONMENT, AND COMMUNITY SERVICES.

DIRECT GRANTS TO 24 ORGANIZATIONS FOR PROGRAMS.

TO ORGANIZE SALES OF ITEMS IN ORDER TO RAISE MONEY SO THEY CAN MEET THE PLEDGE THAT THE AUXILIARY PLEDGED TO HOSPITAL. THE AUXILIARY ALSO AWARDS GRANTS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS IN ORDER TO HELP THE STUDENT OBTAIN A HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE FIELD

PURPOSE IS TO RAISE FUNDS FROM ITS MEMBERSHIP TO ENABLE ASSOCIATION TO PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS ATTENDING A QUALIFIED FOUR (4) YEAR ACCREDITED INSTITUTION.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR LOCAL PUBLIC .

THE MAKES GRANTS TO QUALIFYING ORGANIZATIONS BASED ON REQUESTS AND APPLICATIONS THAT ARE REVIEWED BY THE . THE MERELY MAKES GRANTS TO INDIGENT INDIVIDUALS RATHER THAN MAINTAINING SIGNIFICANT INVOLVEMENT, HOWEVER CASE HISTORIES REGARDING RECIPIENTS ARE KEPT DOCUMENTING NAMES, ADDRESSES, PURPOSE OF AWARD, MANNER OF SELECTION, AND RELATIONSHIP (IF ANY) TO DONORS, MEMBERS, OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES OF THE .

The Trust makes grants to the Toledo Museum of Art structured under the following funds. The is for corporate purposes. The music is for building maintenance. The Art School is for construction and maintenance of a school for the fine arts. The residuary is for wages and art purchases. The trust was established through the will of . Keybank is agent for trustee.

GRANTS ARE MADE ACCORDING TO THE TRUST AGREEMENT DATEDOCTOBER 19, 1923 TO THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM . THE TRUSTEESARE DIRECTED TO PAY THE NET INCOME THE TRUST QUARTERLY TO AIDTHE CLEVELAND MUSEUM IN DEFRAYING ITS OPERATING EXPENSEAND FOR THE PURCHASE WORKS FOR THE MUSEUM. UNDER THEOHIO INSTITUTIONAL TRUST FUNDS ACT 1999, THE BENEFICIARY HAS CHOSENTO RECEIVE THE MAXIMUM INCOME BASED ON THE GREATER 5% AFVOR TRADITIONAL INCOME. KEYBANK MAINTAINS A RESPONSIVENESS TO THE NEEDS AND ACTIVITIES THE BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATION IN THE ATTAINMENTOF ITS MISSION.

GRANTS ARE MADE ACCORDING TO THE TRUST AGREEMENT DATED OCTOBER 10, 1935. THE TRUSTEES ARE APPOINTED UNDER THE PROVISION OF ITEM V OF LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF HINMAN B. . GRANTS ARE MADE TO THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART FOR MAINTENANCE OF THE GALLERY AND FOR THE PROMOTION AND CULTIVATION OF ART.

GRANTS ARE MADE ACCORDING TO THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OFJOHN SEVERENCE DATED JANUARY 31, 1935 IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE TRUST AGREEMENT DATED DECEMBER 23, 1915 AND THE OPERATING AGREEMENT DATED APRIL 30, 2009. IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE TRUST DOCUMENT, KEYBANK AS TRUSTEE, MAKES GRANTS TO THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART TO BE USED TO PURCHASE WORKS OF ART. UNDER THE OHIO INSTITUTIONAL TRUST FUNDS ACT OF 1999, THE BENEFICIARY HAS CHOSEN TO RECEIVE THE MAXIMUM OF INCOME BASED ON THE GREATER OF 5% OF AFV OR TRADITIONAL INCOME.KEYBANK MAINTAINS A RESPONSIVENESS TO THE NEEDS AND ACTIVITIES OF THEBENEFICIARIES ORGANIZATION IN THE ATTAINMENT OF ITS MISSION. PLEASE NOTE THE CHARITY HAS A RIGHT TO DIRECT OR APPROVE INVESTMENTS AND THETRUSTEE HAS THE AUTHORITY TO AMEND THE DOCUMENT TO INSURE THECONTINUATION TO QUALIFY AS A 509(A)(3).

GRANTS ARE MADE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE TRUST AGREEMENT DATED FEBRUARY 7, 1973, KEYBANK AS TRUSTEE DISTRIBUTES INCOME TO CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS. KEYBANK MAINTAINS A RESPONSIVENESS TO THE NEEDS AND ACTIVITIES OF EACH BENEFICIARY ORGANIZATION IN THE ATTAINMENT OF ITS MISSION.

RAISING FUNDS TO SUPPORT EDUCATION

THE PURPOSE OF THE IS TO HELP ONE MOTIVATED PERSON AT A TIME BY ADVANCING BUSINESS, PROFESSIONAL, AND EMPLOYMENT SKILLS RELATED TO GRAPHICS, APPAREL DECORATING, SIGNAGE, DISPLAY, RECOGNITION, PRINTING, PROMOTIONAL, AND OTHER SIMILAR DISCIPLINES. CASH GRANTS ARE AWARDED EACH YEAR.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL GRANTS MEDICAL AND OTHER FINANCIAL HARDSHIPS TO THOSE IN THE COMMUNITY WHO ARE IN NEED

ORGANIZATION PROVIDES GRANTS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES TO OTHER CHARITABLE ENTITIES.

THE PROVIDES GRANTS TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS LOCATED IN CUYAHOGA, LORAIN, MEDINA, SUMMIT, PORTAGE, GEAUGA LAKE COUNTIES IN OHIO. GRANTS ARE FOR CAPITAL PROJECTS, GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT, PROJECT SPECIFIC FUNDING. A SEPARATE ALLOCATION WILL BE MADE TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING: STRATEGIC PLANNING, SUCCESSION PLANNING, EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP COACHING DEVELOPMENT, FUNDRAISING LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT.

Grants to twenty two organizations totaling $281,900

COMMUNITY HUNGER and POVERTY GRANTS ADMINISTERED THROUGH THE CHURCH IN THE GREATER APPALACHIAN AREA.

Scholarship grants directly to needy individuals to supplement tuition and fees. 13 individuals received scholarship grants this fiscal year.

Through art-making and the production of its signature Hero fundraising events, Foundation lifts up everyday Heroes whose stories serve as a catalyst for empowering individuals and communities to reduce violence, teach , and promote justice.

AWARDS GRANTS TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS; AND HELPS THEM WITH THE RESOURCES THEY NEED TO ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS

PRIMARY CHARITABLE ACTIVITY WILL BE TO DISTRIBUTE CHARITABLE GRANTS TO OTHER SECTION 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS PUBLIC CHARITIES.

THE PROVIDED GRANTS TO 21 CORPORATION EMPLOYEES AND THEIR FAMILIES EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL NEED AFTER NATURAL DISASTERS

Refugee Resettlement, Integration Services, and Interpretation Services for Refugees and Immigrants

TO PROVIDE ACCREDITATION, INSPECTION AND AWARD GRANTS TO APPROVED ORGANIZATIONS THAT ACQUIRE, REHABILITATE, TRAIN, RE-HOME, FOLLOW UP AND CARE FOR HORSES, USING INDUSTRY-WIDE FUNDING.

provides opportunities children, youth and adults to receive and training life skills, literacy, and finance future success.

THE MISSION AND PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION IS TO BE ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR , RELIGIOUS, AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED (THE "CODE"), INCLUDING, IN FURTHERANCE OF SUCH PURPOSES, BUT WITHOUT LIMITATION THEREON, HOLDING, INVESTING, AND ADMINISTERING ASSETS RECEIVED AS GIFTS, BEQUESTS, AND CONTRIBUTIONS AND USING SUCH ASSETS OR THE INCOME THEREFROM BY MAKING GRANTS AND OTHER DISTRIBUTIONS TO FACILITATE, SUPPORT, AND INCREASE ACTIVITIES IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES; CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES; SOCIAL WELFARE; EDUCATION; SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH; CULTURE, ARTS, AND HUMANITIES; RELIGION; CIVIC AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS; ENVIRONMENT; WILDLIFE AND ANIMALS; AND OTHER ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT CAUSES WHICH REPRESENT THE PHILANTHROPIC WISHES OF DONORS OF .

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION SHALL BE HELPING CHILDREN AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE HELP TO CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS, INCLUDING EXTENDING FINANCIAL AND OTHER AID OR ASSISTANCE TO CORPORATIONS, TRUSTS, COMMUNITY CHESTS, FUNDS AND FOUNDATIONS WHICH QUALIFY AS EXEMPT UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) AND PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO NURSING STUDENTS.

community outreach, grants to other 501(c)(3) organizations, and student scholarships

The Corporation works to make mental healthcare more accessible to persons who are constrained financial barriers through co-pay assistance, donations, grants, scholarships and other charitable means.

GRANTS AND/OR TO STUDENTS TO OBTAIN A HIGHER EDUCATION AND RELATED EXPENSES

GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE JONATHON SCHOOL DISTRICT

TO FURTHER NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS VETERANS TO AID IN FUND RAISING VARIOUS CHARITABLE GRANTS DONATIONS

KFO furthers its charitable and educational purposes through grants to non-profit organizations.

The makes grants to maiden ladies who reside in Logan County, Ohio and are in need of financial assistance to maintain a bare minimum standard of living.

THE MANAGES FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS PREVIOUSLY CONTRIBUTED. THE INVESTMENT INCOME IS DISTRIBUTED TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE FORM GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS WITH CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC ENDEAVORS RELATED TO IN THE COMMUNITY.

AMIS will advocate for, work with, provide resources to, and support and their families while they are in the United States, and engage in other activities allowed by law and consistent with these purposes.

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