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| 51 | SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION TheChapterprovidesscholarshipstostudentsmatriculatingatSCStateUniversityfromWashington,DC-Maryland-NorthernVirginiaDMVarea. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 52 | Thurgood Marshall College Fund Providing leadership development, scholarships, and advocacy to prepare new leaders. | Washington, DC | |
| 53 | THE NLHA EDUCATION FUND TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS SEEKING HIGHER EDUCATION | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 54 | DHRUPAD MUSIC INSTITUTE OF AMERICA INC The Dhrupad Music Institute of America, was founded to promote, propagate, encourage, and support the performance and teaching of the oldest form of Indian classical music, known as Dhrupad, both vocal and instrumental (on such instruments as the pakhawaj, rudra vina, and surbahar in particular, as well as other instruments), in order to increase public awareness and knowledge of Dhrupad music in the United States. Dhrupad is an ancient style of Indian classical music. The nature of Dhrupad is spiritual; seeking not to entertain, but to induce feelings of peace and contemplation in the listener. Activities include the following - Organized Dhrupad workshops in partnership with educational institutions the USA Organized professional artist tours and concerts in the USA Cosponsored events in partnership with other institutions Multiple Scholarships awarded to students to attend workshops Provided grants encouraging schools imparting Dhrupad music | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 55 | FPF EDUCATION AND EIF SERVES AS A CATALYST FOR PRIVACY LEADERSHIP AND SCHOLARSHIP. CONTINUED IN SCHEDULE O. ADVANCING PRINCIPLED DATA PRACTICES IN SUPPORT OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 56 | FOOD RECOVERY NETWORK INC FOOD RECOVERY NETWORK UNITES STUDENTS ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES TO FIGHT FOOD WASTE AND FEED PEOPLE. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 57 | DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA INTERNATIONAL DC INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL INSPIRES INQUIRING, ENGAGED, KNOWLEDGEABLE AND CARING SECONDARY STUDENTS WHO ARE MULTI-LINGUAL, CULTURALLY COMPETENT, AND COMMITTED TO PROACTIVELY CREATING A SOCIALLY JUST AND SUSTAINABLE WORLD. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 58 | SCHOLARCHIPS INC SCHOLARCHIPS PROVIDES COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS, MENTORING AND A PEER SUPPORT NETWORK TO CHILDREN OF INCARCERATED PARENTS, INSPIRING THEM TO COMPLETE THEIR COLLEGE EDUCATION. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 59 | GARRISON ELEMENTARY PARENT TEACHER ASSOC To support classrooms, students, staff and the community with resources necessary to further the mission of Garrison Elementary School. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 60 | PHIT WORLD FOUNDATION INC TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND ACADEMIC RESULTS TO CHILDREN THROUGHOUT THE USA BY PROVIDING ALL KIDS WITH INCREASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAMS AND HELPING CHILDREN AFFORD TO PLAY ORGANIZED SPORTS. BY DOING THIS WE CREATE MANY MORE ACTIVE KIDS THAT ARE HEALTHIER AND BETTER STUDENTS. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 61 | CIC ENUGU ALUMNI FOUNDATION CREATE A CONDUCIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR EDUCATION AND UPLIFT STUDENTS AND OLD BOYS AT HOME AND ABROAD | Washington, DC | |
| 62 | MARIAN C NEWSOME TR Making grants for educational scholarships and related activities. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 63 | BANCROFT ELEMENTARY PARENT TEACHER PARENT AND TEACHER ASSOCIATION FOR PARENTS, GUARDEANS, AND TEACHERS OF STUDENTS AT BANCROFT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 64 | COBELL BOARD OF TRUSTEES TO OVERSEE THE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR NATIVE AMERICAN AND ALASKAN NATIVE STUDENTS. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 65 | Minds Matter of Washington DC Minds Matter of Washington, D.C., Inc is dedicated to bringing bright and motivated inner city high school students together with dedicated mentors to achieve academic excellence and expand educational horizons. | Washington, DC | |
| 66 | MONUMENTAL SCHOLARS FUND INC TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO CERTAIN ELEMENTARY and SECONDARY SCHOOLS OPERATED BY OR UNDER THE UMBRELLA OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF WASHINGTON. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 67 | GLOBAL TIES FOUNDATION GLOBAL TIES FOUNDATION (THE FOUNDATION) WAS ORGANIZED FOR: (I) THE ADVANCEMENT OF CITIZEN DIPLOMACY AND PUBLIC DIPLOMACY AS A MEANS TO STRENGTHEN RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN INDIVIDUALS AND NATIONS, (II) THE ADVANCEMENT OF CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL AND SPORTS PROGRAMS IN THE UNITED STATES AND ELSEWHERE, AND (III) THE ADVANCEMENT OF CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, PROFESSIONAL AND SPORTS EXCHANGE PROGRAMS FOR ACADEMICS, ARTISTS, ATHLETES, PROFESSIONALS, STUDENTS AND OTHERS, IN THE UNITED STATES AND ELSEWHERE. | WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 68 | LUDLOW-TAYLOR PTO To support teachers and students at Ludlow-Taylor Elementary School. | Washington, DC | |
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