Showing top 200 of 401 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | ARDMORE FREE LIBRARY Community Public Library | Ardmore, PA | |
| 52 | HIAS AND COUNCIL MIGRATION SERVICES OF HIAS PENNSLYVANIA SUPPORTS LOW-INCOME IMMIGRANTS OF ALL BACKGROUNDS AS THEY BUILD THEIR NEW LIVES IN OUR COMMUNITY. THROUGH IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICES AND AN ARRAY OF SOCIAL SERVICES, WE WORK TO ADDRESS THEIR NEEDS, DEFEND THEIR RIGHTS, AND ADVOCATE FOR THEIR EQUITABLE INCLUSION IN AMERICAN SOCIETY. | PHILADELPHIA, PA | |
| 53 | READING MUSICAL FOUNDATION SUPPORTING MUSIC EDUCATION, ADVOCACY AND MUSIC PERFORMANCE THROUGHOUT GREATER READING. | READING, PA | |
| 54 | BUCKS COUNTY FREE LIBRARY TO PROVIDE MATERIALS AND SERVICES TO STIMULATE THE IMAGINATION OF ALL LIBRARY USERS WITH PROGRAMS AND MATERIALS FOR PLEASURABLE READING, VIEWING AND LISTENING EXPERIENCES. | DOYLESTOWN, PA | |
| 55 | THE GRUNDY FOUNDATION MAINTENANCE OF LIBRARY AND MUSEUM | BRISTOL, PA | |
| 56 | INTERNATIONAL SERVICE FELLOWSHIP Interserve USA recruits, sends, and supports Christian professionals from America who live and work long term, generally among the poor, in places which need their expertise; especially in medicine, development, education, English as a second language, computer literacy, and agriculture. Funds transferred to other organizations by Interserve USA are either for ministry projects supervised by Interserve USA employees on site, who are directly accountable to Interserve USA, or they are given to organizations which in turn provide evidence of appropriate supervision and accountability. | UPPER DARBY, PA | |
| 57 | JOSEPH T SIMPSON PUBLIC LIBRARY JOSEPH T. SIMPSON PUBLIC LIBRARY IS A COMMUNITY CENTER FOR LEARNING AND LEISURE. | MECHANICSBURG, PA | |
| 58 | PHILADELPHIA BAR FOUNDATION THROUGH PROGRAMS, GRANTS, AND PARTNERSHIPS, THE PHILADELPHIA BAR FOUNDATION REMOVES BARRIERS TO JUSTICE, ENGAGES THE COMMUNITY IN SUPPORT OF CIVIL LEGAL AID, AND BUILDS SYSTEM-WIDE CAPACITY IN ORDER TO STRENGTHEN THE PROVISION OF QUALITY LEGAL SERVICES AND TO ENSURE THAT ALL INDIVIDUALS UNDERSTAND THEIR RIGHTS TO EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER LAW. | PHILADELPHIA, PA | |
| 59 | INDIAN VALLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY TO SERVE THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES AS A PUBLIC LIBRARY | TELFORD, PA | |
| 60 | WOMANS EXCHANGE OF READING SUPPORT ARTISANS AND LOCAL CHARITIES | SINKING SPRING, PA | |
| 61 | JEWISH FEDERATION OF READING PA INC MANAGE AND FUND PROGRAMS LIKE JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES, JCC EVENTS AND ACTIVITES AND RAISES FUNDS THROUGH AN ANNUAL CAMPAIGN THAT BENEFITS THE READING JEWISH COMMUNITY, ISREAL AND JEWISH PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD. | WYOMISSING, PA | |
| 62 | HOSPITAL CENTRAL SERVICES INC THE ORGANIZATION MAKES CONTRIBUTIONS TO EDUCATIONAL CHARITIES THROUGH GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS. FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE GRANTS ARE RAISED BY SPONSORING AN ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT AND THROUGH RENTAL OF OFFICE SPACE. | ALLENTOWN, PA | |
| 63 | HUFNAGEL PUBLIC LIBRARY OF GLEN ROCK PUBLIC LIBRARY | Glen Rock, PA | |
| 64 | METHODIST HOSPITAL FOUNDATION TO RAISE FUNDS AND PROVIDE GRANTS TO SUPPORT THE DELIVERY OF HEALTHCARE SERVICES AT METHODIST HOSPITAL AND WITHIN THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY. | PHILADELPHIA, PA | |
| 65 | THE DECORATIVE ARTS TRUST The mission of the Decorative Arts Trust, a non-profit organization, is to promote and foster the appreciation and study of the decorative arts. We achieve our mission through: The exchange of information through domestic and international programming; Collaborations and partnerships with museums and preservation organizations; and Underwriting internships, research grants, and scholarships for graduate students and young professionals. To support our mission, the Trust offers: Symposia, Study Trips Abroad, and other educational programs; The Magazine of the Decorative Arts Trust with articles about current events, exhibitions, books, and new research; Grants, scholarships, lectures, and internships for graduate students and young professionals through the Emerging Scholars Program; Financial assistance for research, exhibitions, and publications through the Dean Failey Fund. | MEDIA, PA | |
| 66 | HERO SCHOLARSHIP FUND OF DELAWARE COUNTY CHARITABLE - SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS AND RELATED EXPENSES TO CHILDREN OF FALLEN POLICE, FIRE FIGHTERS, EMERGENCY MEDICAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE AND EMERGENCY SERVICE PERSONNEL. | MEDIA, PA | |
| 67 | PENNSYLVANIA CITIZENS FOR ADVOCATE FOR SUPPORT OF LOCAL LIBRARIES BY COLABORATION WITH OTHER LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS, AGENCIES AND COMMUNITY GROUPS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE LIBRARY FUNDING AND RELATED SERVICES. LEAD EFFORTS TO ENCOURAGE, TRAIN AND SUPPORT LIBRARY FRIENDS. | PITTSBURGH, PA | |
| 68 | FRIENDS OF THE JOSEPH T SIMPSON FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND PUBLIC AWARENESS PURPOSES, INCLUDING THE MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO THE JOSEPH T. SIMPSON PUBLIC LIBRARY. | MECHANICSBURG, PA | |
| 69 | WYOMISSING, PA | ||
| 70 | THORNDALE, PA | ||
| 71 | Philadelphia, PA | ||
| 72 | WORMLEYSBURG, PA | ||
| 73 | READING, PA | ||
| 74 | CARLISLE, PA | ||
| 75 | Swarthmore, PA | ||
| 76 | WAYNE, PA | ||
| 77 | WYOMISSING, PA | ||
| 78 | STROUDSBURG, PA | ||
| 79 | WEST CHESTER, PA | ||
| 80 | Strafford, PA | ||
| 81 | PHILADELPHIA, PA | ||
| 82 | LANCASTER, PA | ||
| 83 | EXTON, PA | ||
| 84 | HARRISBURG, PA | ||
| 85 | ZIONSVILLE, PA | ||
| 86 | Palmerton, PA | ||
| 87 | Philadelphia, PA | ||
| 88 | PHILADELPHIA, PA | ||
| 89 | WILLIAMSPORT, PA | ||
| 90 | CHESTER SPRINGS, PA | ||
| 91 | BLOOMSBURG, PA | ||
| 92 | BLOOMSBURG, PA | ||
| 93 | WILKESBARRE, PA | ||
| 94 | COLLEGEVILLE, PA | ||
| 95 | PHILADELPHIA, PA | ||
| 96 | HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA | ||
| 97 | KING OF PRUSSIA, PA | ||
| 98 | WAYNE, PA | ||
| 99 | WAYNE, PA | ||
| 100 | STROUDSBURG, PA | ||
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