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1	PULASKI COUNTY BAR FOUNDATION TO CREATE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ARKANSAS LAW STUDENTS, EDUCATE THE GENERAL PUBLIC REGARDING THE LEGAL SYSTEM, AND PROVIDE GRANTS TO ENHANCE LEGAL EDUCATION AND THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM.	LITTLE ROCK, AR
2	William A and Genevieve H Strong The Foundation manages funds contributed by donors and makes direct grants to qualifying organizations exempt under 26 USC 501 (C)(3) as described in the Trust agreement and determined appropriate by the Foundation Trust Committee	Pine Bluff, AR
3	MEDICAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION FOR LECTURER FEES, EQUIPMENT AND GRANTS TO MEDICAL EDUCATION FACILITIES RELATING TO MEDICAL EDUCATION.	LITTLE ROCK, AR
4	BAPTIST HEALTH FOUNDATION INC TO PROVIDE FUNDS IN THE FORM OF GIFTS, GRANTS, and SERVICES TO BAPTIST HEALTH AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN FURTHERANCE OF THEIR SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, and EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.	LITTLE ROCK, AR
5	HEARTS AND HOMES OF ARKANSAS INC HEARTS AND HOMES OF ARKANSAS, INC. WAS ORGANIZED TO MAKE GRANTS TO OR ON BEHALF OF RESIDENTS OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS IN NEED OF IMMEDIATE BUT TEMPORARY HOUSING-RELATED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE CAUSED BY A NATURAL DISASTER OR OTHER CATASTROPHIC EVENT.	LITTLE ROCK, AR
6	DELTA DENTAL OF ARKANSAS FOUNDATION INC Community Grants - Support free low cost dental clinics dental education programs and various oral health initiatives. Over 60,000 beneficiaries served.	SHERWOOD, AR
7	TEA ROSE FOUNDATION OF PHI ALPHA OMEGA The purpose of the Tea Rose Foundation of NWA is to promote educational advancement, financial literacy, health awareness, and social justice in the Northwest Arkansas Community.	Bentonville, AR
8	JIM G FERGUSON LIBRARY FOUNDATION TO SUPPORT THE SEARCY COUNTY LIBRARY	MARSHALL, AR
9	Springdale Public Schools Education Foundation To provide scholarships to Springdale students and grants to teachers.	Springdale, AR
10	CENTRAL ARKANSAS LIBRARY SYSTEM FOUNDATION CALS FOUNDATION IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL PROGRAMMING FOR THE PATRONS, COMMUNITIES, AND NEIGHBORHOODS BEING SERVED BY THE CALS AND ITS BRANCHES.	LITTLE ROCK, AR
11	HAMBURG SCHOOLS FOUNDATION PROVIDE SUPPORT TO PROGRAMS AND CURRICULUM PROMOTING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN THE HAMBURG PUBLIC SCHOOLS (PROVIDES MINI TEACHING GRANTS)	HAMBURG, AR
12	MARGARET READY TRUST DTD 1937 GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION	BLYTHEVILLE, AR
13	GARLAND COUNTY IMAGINATION LIBRARY TO PROVIDE A BOOK A MONTH FOR EVERY CHILD FROM BIRTH TO AGE FIVE THAT RESIDES IN GARLAND, MONTGOMERY AND PIKE COUNTIES IN ARKANSAS. TO ENCOURAGE PARENTS TO READ TO THE CHILDREN AND PROMOTE BETTER READING SKILLS. PROVIDE AN EARLY LOVE OF READING AND ENHANCE THE EDUCATION AS CHILDREN PROCEED THROUGH PUBLIC SCHOOL.	MT IDA, AR
14	ERIC SCOTT BOTTIN FOUNDATION PROVIDE GRANTS TO PUBLICLY SUPPORTED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.	LITTLE ROCK, AR
15	HARRISON KIWANIS FOUNDATION The purpose of this foundation is to provide scholarships to graduating high school students and grants to approved Kiwanis Projets.	Harrison, AR
16	Walton Family Charitable Support Foundation Inc THE FOUNDATION ACTS AS A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) AND 509 (A)(3) FOR CERTAIN PUBLIC CHARITIES BY MAKING GRANTS TO SUCH ORGANIZATIONS.	BENTONVILLE, AR
17	BLANTON ENDOW TRUST FBO LIBRARY DIRECT CONTRIBUTIONS OF CASH WERE MADE TO FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY	LITTLE ROCK, AR
18	HAITI CHRISTIAN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT INC HCDP SUPPORTS SELF-SUSTAINING DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS TO PROMOTE SPIRITUAL AND PHYSICAL WELL-BEING IN THE ARTIBONITE VALLEY, HAITI. WE BELIEVE THAT PARTNERSHIP GROUNDED IN TRUST IS THE KEY FOR SUSTAINING LONG TERM DEVELOPMENT. THROUGH AN EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIP, OUR GOAL IS TO EMPOWER THE PEOPLE OF HAITI NOT SIMPLY TO HAVE MORE, BUT TO BE MORE, SPREADING THE GOOD NEWS OF JESUS CHRIST AS THEY GO.	LITTLE ROCK, AR
19		MOUNTAIN HOME, AR
20		LITTLE ROCK, AR
21		LITTLE ROCK, AR
22		LITTLE ROCK, AR
23		HOT SPRINGS, AR
24		BEARDEN, AR
25		Conway, AR
26		LITTLE ROCK, AR
27		FAYETTEVILLE, AR
28		Rogers, AR
29		Fairfield Bay, AR
30		RUSSELLVILLE, AR
31		MOUNTAIN VIEW, AR
32		FORT SMITH, AR
33		Jacksonville, AR
34		MALVERN, AR
35		LITTLE ROCK, AR
36		Fort Smith, AR
37		LITTLE ROCK, AR
38		MOUNT IDA, AR
39		LITTLE ROCK, AR
40		PARAGOULD, AR
41		LITTLE ROCK, AR
42		LITTLE ROCK, AR
43		BATESVILLE, AR
44		LITTLE ROCK, AR
45		Mulberry, AR
46		SEARCY, AR
47		Fayetteville, AR
48		BENTONVILLE, AR
49		PINE BLUFF, AR
50		Yellville, AR

PULASKI COUNTY BAR FOUNDATION

LITTLE ROCK, AR

TO CREATE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ARKANSAS LAW STUDENTS, EDUCATE THE GENERAL PUBLIC REGARDING THE LEGAL SYSTEM, AND PROVIDE GRANTS TO ENHANCE LEGAL EDUCATION AND THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM.

William A and Genevieve H Strong

Pine Bluff, AR

The Foundation manages funds contributed by donors makes direct grants to qualifying organizations exempt under 26 USC 501 (C)(3) as described in the Trust agreement determined appropriate by the Foundation Trust Committee

MEDICAL EDUCATION FOUNDATION FOR

LITTLE ROCK, AR

LECTURER FEES, EQUIPMENT AND GRANTS TO FACILITIES RELATING TO .

BAPTIST HEALTH FOUNDATION INC

LITTLE ROCK, AR

TO PROVIDE FUNDS IN THE FORM OF GIFTS, GRANTS, and SERVICES TO AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN FURTHERANCE OF THEIR SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, and EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

HEARTS AND HOMES OF ARKANSAS INC

LITTLE ROCK, AR

WAS ORGANIZED TO MAKE GRANTS TO OR ON BEHALF RESIDENTS THE STATE IN NEED IMMEDIATE BUT TEMPORARY HOUSING-RELATED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE CAUSED BY A NATURAL DISASTER OR OTHER CATASTROPHIC EVENT.

DELTA DENTAL OF ARKANSAS FOUNDATION INC

SHERWOOD, AR

Community Grants - Support free low cost clinics education programs and various oral health initiatives. Over 60,000 beneficiaries served.

TEA ROSE FOUNDATION OF PHI ALPHA OMEGA

Bentonville, AR

The purpose the NWA is to promote educational advancement, financial literacy, health awareness, and social justice in the Northwest Arkansas Community.

JIM G FERGUSON LIBRARY FOUNDATION

MARSHALL, AR

TO SUPPORT THE SEARCY COUNTY

Springdale Public Schools Education Foundation

Springdale, AR

To provide scholarships to students and grants to teachers.

CENTRAL ARKANSAS LIBRARY SYSTEM FOUNDATION

LITTLE ROCK, AR

CALS IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL PROGRAMMING FOR THE PATRONS, COMMUNITIES, AND NEIGHBORHOODS BEING SERVED BY THE CALS AND ITS BRANCHES.

HAMBURG SCHOOLS FOUNDATION

HAMBURG, AR

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO PROGRAMS AND CURRICULUM PROMOTING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE IN THE PUBLIC (PROVIDES MINI TEACHING GRANTS)

MARGARET READY TRUST DTD 1937

BLYTHEVILLE, AR

GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION

GARLAND COUNTY IMAGINATION LIBRARY

MT IDA, AR

TO PROVIDE A BOOK A MONTH FOR EVERY CHILD FROM BIRTH TO AGE FIVE THAT RESIDES IN , MONTGOMERY AND PIKE COUNTIES IN ARKANSAS. TO ENCOURAGE PARENTS TO READ TO THE CHILDREN AND PROMOTE BETTER READING SKILLS. PROVIDE AN EARLY LOVE OF READING AND ENHANCE THE EDUCATION AS CHILDREN PROCEED THROUGH PUBLIC SCHOOL.

ERIC SCOTT BOTTIN FOUNDATION

LITTLE ROCK, AR

PROVIDE GRANTS TO PUBLICLY SUPPORTED CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS.

HARRISON KIWANIS FOUNDATION

Harrison, AR

The purpose of this is to provide scholarships to graduating high school students and grants to approved Projets.

Walton Family Charitable Support Foundation Inc

BENTONVILLE, AR

THE ACTS AS A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN IRC SECTION 501(C)(3) AND 509 (A)(3) FOR CERTAIN PUBLIC CHARITIES BY MAKING GRANTS TO SUCH ORGANIZATIONS.

BLANTON ENDOW TRUST FBO LIBRARY

LITTLE ROCK, AR

DIRECT CONTRIBUTIONS OF CASH WERE MADE TO FRIENDS OF THE

HAITI CHRISTIAN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT INC

LITTLE ROCK, AR

HCDP SUPPORTS SELF-SUSTAINING PROJECTS TO PROMOTE SPIRITUAL AND PHYSICAL WELL-BEING IN THE ARTIBONITE VALLEY, . WE BELIEVE THAT PARTNERSHIP GROUNDED IN TRUST IS THE KEY FOR SUSTAINING LONG TERM . THROUGH AN EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIP, OUR GOAL IS TO EMPOWER THE PEOPLE OF NOT SIMPLY TO HAVE MORE, BUT TO BE MORE, SPREADING THE GOOD NEWS OF JESUS CHRIST AS THEY GO.

TO FOSTER EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE YOUTH OF ARKANSAS PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM AND PROVIDE TEACHING GRANTS FOR TEACHERS OF THE SAME SCHOOL SYSTEM.

DONATION TO MANTA PRINT FOR PRINTING CHRISTIAN BOOKS (INCLUDES 110 IN WIRE FEES)

TO PROVIDE WOMEN WITH VOLUNTEER AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING WITH A COMMUNITY FOCUS ON LITERACY AND CHILDHOOD OBESITY.

THE EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE IS TO PROMOTE THE FOLLOWING EDUCATIONAL, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES: TO IMPROVE AND FACILITATE THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE; TO PROMOTE STUDY AND RESEARCH IN THE FIELD OF LAW; THE DIFFUSION OF KNOWLEDGE THEREOF; AND THE CONTINUING EDUCATION OF LAWYERS; TO CAUSE TO BE PUBLISHED AND TO DISTRIBUTE ADDRESSES, REPORTS, TREATISES AND OTHER LITERARY WORKS ON LEGAL SUBJECTS AND TO ACQUIRE, PRESERVE AND EXHIBIT RARE BOOKS AND DOCUMENTS, OBJECTS OF ART, AND ITEMS OF HISTORICAL INTEREST HAVING LEGAL SIGNIFICANCE OR BEARING ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE.

DONATE FUNDS TO LIBRARY TO ENABLE THEM TO PURCHASE BOOKS, READING DEVICES, AND SOFTWARE EQUIPMENT, AND TO FUND CHILDREN AND ADULT READING PROGRAMS, SPECIAL EVENTS, AND OUTREACH PROGRAMS.

INDIVIDUAL RECEIVED EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS

Hendrix Murphy programs are designed to enhance and enrich the study and teaching of literature and language at Hendrix College. The programs seek to invigorate the curriculum, enrich student experience, and encourage faculty development. They accomplish these goals by, among other things, bringing to Hendrix eminent artists, scholars, poets, translators, literary critics, authors, and theatre directors. These distinguished visitors teach classes, present lectures, serve as writers-in=residence, give readings, direct plays, and contribute to the life of the college in many other ways.

SUMMER DAYCAMPS FOR HANDICAPPED CHILDREN. SEE SCHEDULE GRANTS FOR "" PROVIDED. HUNDREDS CHILDREN ATTEND THE .

LIBRARY OFFER SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO LIBRARY.

SUPPORT AR

Raise funds to support

SUPPORT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY

PRESENT MEMBERS THE AMVETS GOAL IS TO SERVE THE , COMMUNITY AND CHILDREN WITH GRANTS, FUNDRAISERS AND DONATIONS.

FUNDING OF PROJECTS.

North Pulaski School District grant to promote community literacy

Supporting small with for special needs on yearly basis

TO SUPPORT , INC, A NON PROFIT, CONTINUING CARE COMMUNITY FOR OLDER ADULTS THROUGH PHILANTHROPIC RESOURCES THAT WILL ADVANCE THE MISSION OF AND THE CARE OF ITS RESIDENTS. TO SUPPORT WITH UNRESTRICTED CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS THAT WILL ENHANCE ON-GOING PROGRAMS AND OPERATIONS. TO FUND SPECIAL PROGRAMS FOR RESIDENTS, EITHER ANNUALLY OR THROUGH ENDOWED RESOURCES TO GENERATE FUTURE REVENUE. TO SOLICIT FUNDS FOR SIGNIFICANT FUTURE CAPITAL RENOVATIONS AND EXPANSION PROJECTS OF THE 11,000 SQUARE FOOT RESIDENTIAL CAMPUS SITUATED ON 8 ACRES.

Support library at

TO INCREASE THE LITERACY OF PREK-12TH GRADE STUDENTS IN .

THE FOUNDATION AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO FIRST YEAR COLLEGE STUDENTS RENEWS THE GRANT EACH YEAR FOR EACH YEAR THE STUDENT IS IN COLLEGE NOT EXCEEDING 4 YEARS. THE FOUNDATION MAKES A COMMITMENT TO PAY 3500.00 EACH SEMESTER FOR EACH STUDENT FOR ALL FOUR YEARS OF COLLEGE. THE FOUNDATION IS NOT RELATED DIRECTLY NOR INDIRECTLY TO ANY OTHER EXEMPT ORGANIZATION.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND BOOKS GRANTED TO QUALIFYING STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT LITTLE ROCK

TO PROVIDE FUNDS IN THE FORM OF GIFTS, GRANTS AND SERVICES TO AND OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN FURTHERANCE OF THEIR SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

N/A -- IN YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2021, , . HAD NO DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. INSTEAD, ACTIVITY WAS LIMITED TO MAKING GRANTS AVAILABLE TO QUALIFYING ORGANIZATIONS TO BE USED IN CARRYING OUT THEIR OWN TAX-EXEMPT FUNCTIONS.

IS A BOOK-GIFTING PROGRAM THAT MAILS FREE BOOKS TO CHILDREN FROM BIRTH TO AGE FIVE IN , ARKANSAS. THE ORGANIZATION STRIVES TO CREATE A LIFELONG LOVE OF READING IN YOUNG CHILDREN, PREPARE THEM FOR SCHOOL, AND INSPIRE THEM TO DREAM MORE, LEARN MORE, CARE MORE, AND BE MORE BY PROVIDING DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE BOOKS TO CHILDREN FROM BIRTH TO AGE FIVE THROUGHOUT , ARKANSAS.

PROVIDE OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE

THE IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FORMED IN FEBRUARY 2017 BY LOCAL ADVOCATES WANTING TO MAKE A DIRECT IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY IN . WE HELP INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES WITH ACROSS THEIR LIFESPAN AND PROVIDE -FRIENDLY EVENTS AND RELEVANT WORKSHOPS AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES. WE RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT AND PROVIDE IMPORTANT RESOURCES AND SUPPORT TO FAMILIES. THROUGH FUNDING OF GRANTS FOR INNOVATIVE OR ALREADY EXISTING PROGRAMS, WE ARE COMMITTED TO IMPROVING THE LIVES OF THOSE AFFECTED BY . WE WILL ALSO PROMOTE ACTIVITIES TARGETING DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL SKILLS, WILL WORK TO OPEN DOORS TO JOBS OR INTERNSHIPS AT LOCAL COMPANIES, WILL SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGE LOCAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP, WILL POTENTIALLY CREATE OR SUPPORT BUSINESSES THAT SEEK SPECIFICALLY TO TRAIN AND HIRE INDIVIDUALS WITH , AND WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE OPTIONS FOR HOUSING AND SUPPORT FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING.

We support the local Bi-County School District by awarding scholarships to seniors to continue after graduation. We also award teachers grants to enrich their classrooms. We have provided special seating, band instruments, clothing for choir members, literature, funds for field trips, etc.

THE ARAKANSAS IS DEDICATED TO PROMOTING READING AND DEVELOPING THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

THE IS A PRIVATE NON-OPERATING FOUNDATION THAT PROVIDES GRANTS TO ELIGIBLE GRANT RECIPIENTS TO THE PROVISION OF BUSINESS

focused on Faith, , Fitness (physical, mental, and spiritual), and Fundamentals (academics, shelter, food, finances, etc.). We will provide grants to those in need.

Establish, maintain, support new existing organizations globally by, including, but not limited to, making grants to charitable organizations focusing on relief for human need addressing food, financial, educational, housing insecurity.

THE ARKANSAS IS DEDICATED TO PROMOTING AND DEVELOPING LITERACY THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF ARKANSAS.

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