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1		Charleston, SC
2		TAYLORS, SC
3		Columbia, SC
4		HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC
5		Westminster, SC
6		HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC
7		Ballentine, SC
8		Charleston, SC
9		GOOSE CREEK, SC
10		BLUFFTON, SC
11		DUNCAN, SC
12		GREENVILLE, SC
13		LAKE CITY, SC
14		GREENWOOD, SC
15		Columbia, SC
16		ORANGEBURG, SC
17		ORANGEBURG, SC
18		Spartanburg, SC
19		SPARTANBURG, SC
20		Central, SC
21		GAFFNEY, SC
22		MYRTLE BEACH, SC
23		COLUMBIA, SC
24		SUMTER, SC
25		Hartsville, SC
26		JOHNS ISLAND, SC
27		GREENVILLE, SC
28		GREENWOOD, SC
29		NORTH AUGUSTA, SC
30		GREENVILLE, SC
31		GREENVILLE, SC
32		CAMDEN, SC
33		SIMPSONVILLE, SC
34		HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC
35		Charleston, SC
36		BLUFFTON, SC
37		GREENVILLE, SC
38		Lugoff, SC
39		CHESTER, SC
40		Hilton Head Island, SC
41		Columbia, SC
42		COLUMBIA, SC
43		BARNWELL, SC
44		HONEA PATH, SC
45		ST HELENA ISLAND, SC
46		MT PLEASANT, SC
47		FLORENCE, SC
48		LAURENS, SC
49		GREENVILLE, SC
50		COLUMBIA, SC

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS GRADUATING FROM HIGH SCHOOL

THE ADMINISTRATION (CSA) PROVIDES CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, TRUST FUNDS, AND INDIVIDUAL PHILANTHROPISTS SELECTION AND ADMINISTRATION MANAGEMENT THAT IS EXPERIENCED, PROFESSIONAL, AND COST EFFICIENT WHIL LENDING THE PROGRAM AN INTEGRITY NOT INHERENT IN INTERNAL SELECTION COMMITTEES. CURRENTLY, CSA AWARDS OVER 7,000,000 ANNUALLY IN FUNDS. FUNDS ARE GIVEN SCHOLARSHIPS AND ENDOWMENT PROGRAMS. RECIPIENTS ARE ATTENDING MORE THAN 1,000 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. CSA AN INDEPENDENT NON-PROFIT ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE IN CONJUNCTION WITH LEADING BUSINESSES, INDIVIDUALS, AND TRUSTS AWARDS DOLLARS EVERY YEAR TO DESERVING STUDENTS. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AWARDED TUITION, FEES, AND ROOM AND BOARD EXPENSES. THE LARGEST GROWING SINGLE INSTITUTIONAL BUDGET ITEM IS FINANCIAL AID STUDENTS. ESCALATING COSTS ARE KEEPING DESERVING STUDENTS AWAY FROM AN EDUCATION AND DIVERTING THEM INTO THE WORKFORCE U

To support Therapists and students through providing education, networking, professional development by hosting conferences, panel discussion, website articles, workshops, round-table discussions and hands-on in-services. Provides professional development support and opportunities to earn required credentialing educational units. Also promotes awareness and professionalism in Therapists, sleep technologists, students and high school allied health students.

SEEKS TO EDUCATE COLLEGE-BOUND STUDENTS IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT. INSTILLING PERSONAL INTEGRITY IS CENTRAL TO OUR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE. WE STRIVE TO PREPARE A DIVERSE POPULATION OF QUALIFIED STUDENTS FOR ACADEMIC CHALLENGES, FOR A SUCCESSFUL COLLEGE EXPERIENCE, AND FOR REWARDING LIVES.

To raise money to provide scholarships

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO BROADEN AND TO PROLIFERATE THE AWARENESS OF THE ORIGINAL AMERICAN ART FORM OF WITHIN OUR SCHOOLS. OUR APPROACH TO ACCOMPLISHING THIS IS TO UTILIZE THE TO SEEK DONATIONS OF GOODS AND SERVICES; TO RAISE FUNDS FOR NEW EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, CLASSES AND SEMINARS FOR INTERESTED AND PROMISING YOUNG STUDENTS.

The purpose of this charitable is to secure and distribute contributions from individuals, estates, government, corporations, foundations and any other source the benefit of the students of School Five of Lexington and Richland Counties.

High school scholarships for in Kenya who would otherwise have no access to an education

To advocate on behalf of patients and their families/caregivers to educate people from all walks of life about epilepsy and seizure first-aid and to inspire patients, families, caregivers, students and community members to make a difference themselves and others who deal with epilepsy on a daily basis.

THE MISSION OF THE WHO LEARN DIFFERENTLY, INC. IS TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO GLENFOREST SCHOOL, A 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

To honor the family, by awarding scholarships to students who best exemplified the characteristics of the family: willingness to serve, dedication to education and athletics, and love of their community.

Providescholarshipstohighschoolandcollegestudents.

MISSION OF IS TO PROVIDE A TUITION-FREE PATH TO ENSURE COUNTY STUDENTS OBTAIN POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION NEEDED TO DEVELOP A HIGHLY-SKILLED WORKFORCE, IMPROVE OVERALL QUALITY OF LIFE, AND INCREASE ECONOMIC VITALITY.

To support and encourage education. The is organized exclusively for charitable, educational (scholarship and student aid) and benevolent purposes. The work with, is supportive and give full aid and support to the needy in communities in at large; without regard to race, creed, religion or color, wherever found to be needy and wanting.

THE FOUNDATION IS ORGANIZED TO BE OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SPECIFICALLY TO ACQUIRE, CONSTRUCT, FINANCE, PLEDGE, IMPROVE, MAINTAIN, OPERATE, MANAGE, AND LEASE (1) HOUSING FACILITIES FOR STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF THE AND (2) OTHER PROPERTY FOR THE SOLE BENEFIT AND SUPPORT OF THE , AND FOR WHICH THE WOULD OTHERWISE PROVED AND MAINTAIN ITSELF.

IS AN INDEPENDENT, LIBERAL ARTS, CO-EDUCATIONAL, HISTORICALLY BLACK INSTITUTION THAT IS AFFILIATED WITH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. IT IS DEDICATED TO EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE AND TO PREPARING STUDENTS WITHOUT REGARD TO GENDER, RACE, RELIGION OR ETHNIC ORIGIN. IT IS COMMITTED TO OFFERING QUALITY UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS, SELECT GRADUATE PROGRAMS, AND VIABLE CONTINUING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES. IN FISCAL YEAR 2022, APPROXIMATELY 2,600 STUDENTS WERE ENROLLED AT THE .

is a private residential institution offering associate and baccalaureate degrees within the United Connection. At SMC, lives are transformed in a values-oriented, student-centered atmosphere in the Christian tradition that encourages academic excellence, intellectual exploration, social awareness, and character development within the liberal arts tradition. The academic program offers students the option of transferring to a four-year or university for continued study or entering a career after graduation. The curriculum ranges from the basic liberal arts and transfer program to preparation for immediate entry into the job market through career track and baccalaureate degree options. The offers to a wide variety of students the opportunity of higher education by providing a competent and dedicated faculty, distance learning options, financial assistance, work-study positions, and special support programs.

TO PROMOTE IDEALS OF CHARACTER, SERVICE, and LEADERSHIP AMONG ELEMENTARY and SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS.TO REWARD MERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT, AND TO ENCOURAGE AND ASSIST STUDENTS IN CONTINUING THEIR EDUCATION AFTER HIGH SCHOOL.

Challenging students to be dedicated scholars and leaders who impact the world for Christ.

TO PROVIDE AN ELKS LODGE THAT WORKS TO RAISE MONEY TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS CONTRIBUTE TO LOCAL BOYS GIRLS BASEBALL/SOFTBALL/BASKETBALL TEAMS, RELAY FOR LIFE, VETERANS REMEMBRANCE, ALZHEIMERS GOLF TOURNAMENT, ADOPT A SOLDIER, CHRISTMAS BASKETS TOYS FOR KIDS, LOCAL PERSONS

EXTEND GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

THE MISSION OF IS TO INSTILL IN STUDENTS A COMMITMENT TO ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND RECOGNITION OF INDIVIDUAL POTENTIAL THAT WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THEIR CHARACTERS.

SCHOOL-EDUCATION OF STUDENTS IN GRADES K3 TO 12.

Award Students Post Secondary Scholarships and Promote Patient/Hospital Goodwill

SCHOOLS MISSION IS TO INSPIRE STUDENTS TO BECOME PASSIONATE, LIFELONG LEARNERS BY EMPOWERING THEM WITH KNOWLEDGE, CREATIVITY, CURIOSITY AND CONFIDENCE TO MINDFULLY (CONT. ON SCHEDULE O).

PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO TECHNICAL COLLEGE AND ITS STUDENTS.

THE FOUNDATION IS A 501(C)(3) NON-PROFIT CORPORATION THAT PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO THE BEYOND THAT WHICH IS OBTAINED FROM TRADITIONAL FUNDING SOURCES. THE FOUNDATION ATTRACTS SUPPORT FROM ALUMNI AND FRIENDS, BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY, AND GRANT-MAKING ORGANIZATIONS. IT ALSO RAISES MONEY THROUGH ANNUAL GIVING PLANS, GIFT CAMPAIGNS, AND SPECIAL EVENTS. THE FOUNDATION ALSO FILLS AN ADVOCACY ROLE BY COMMUNICATING THE NEEDS OF THE AND ITS STUDENTS TO SUPPORTERS IN THE COMMUNITY AND TO PUBLIC OFFICIALS AT THE LOCAL, STATE, AND NATIONAL LEVELS.

TO PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO QUALIFYING STUDENTS FROM NORTH AUGUSTA HIGH SCHOOL

TO PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CHILDREN OFCURRENT,RETIRED, AND DECEASED OFFICERS WITH THE GREENVILLE SC POLICE DEPARTMENT

We are a organization that supports the teachers and students at an elementary school through funding classroom supplies and equipment teacher appreciation and teacher grants

TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE BENEFIT TO THE YOUTH THE COMMUNITY INCLUDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR MEDICAL BILLS.

THE MAIN ROLE OF THE LOCAL IS TO BUILD STRONG WORKING RELATIONSHIPS AMONG PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND SCHOOLS, IN SUPPORT OF STUDENTS. THIS CAN INCLUDE RECRUITING AND COORDINATING VOLUNTEERS, PROVIDING SPECIAL RECOGNITION IN AWARDS CEREMONIES OR THROUGH OTHER ACTIVITIES, ORGANIZING PARENT EDUCATION EVENTS, PLANNING TEACHER APPRECIATION ACTIVITIES AND MUCH MORE.

TO PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS.

Provide educational scholarships to students attending The Citadel, The College Charleston, Trident Technical College and The American College the Building Arts.

TO PROVIDE A -BASED AND EMPHASIZED EDUCATION FOR STUDENTS IN GRADES K-12.

VISION: A GREENVILLE COUNTY THAT SHINES AS A MODEL FOR HOW COLLECTIVE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT YIELDS OPPORTUNITY AND SUCCESS FOR ALL STUDENTS IN . MISSION: GREENVILLE COUNTY WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1985 AS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION CREATED TO LEAD THE COMMUNITY IN ACTING COLLECTIVELY TO SUPPORT, STRENGTHEN, AND ADVANCE AND STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN GREENVILLE COUNTY SCHOOLS.

Promoting and supporting particularly vocational in thru scholarships and grants

ENHANCE EDUCATION IN BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS, LOANS AND GRANTS TO TEACHERS, AND SUPPORT OF VARIOUS SCHOOL PROGRAMS.

Providing educational scholarships and assistance for high school graduates. (9 individuals assisted).

To enhance the quality of life of persons in need through the awarding of scholarships for academic study. Also, to award grants for in education, government, politics social services.

Orgnaization provides training mentoring and scholarship to youths

TO PROVIDE MEDICAL, DENTAL, VISION AND PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES AT NO CHARGE TO THE PEOPLE OF THE DEPT OF COLON, VIA MEDICAL MISSION TEAMS AND TELEMEDICINE SERVICES. EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND ASSISTANCE ARE PROVIDED AS WELL AS ASSISTANCE TO COMUNION H ORPHANAGE.

TO RAISE FUNDS TO SPONSOR SCHOLARSHIPS, INCENTIVE GIFTS, ACADEMIC AWARDS TO ENCOURAGE EXCELLENCE IN THE AREAS OF ACADEMICS, ATTENDANCE, BEHAVIOR/CITIZENSHIP AND BEAR PRIDE.

IMPROVE LIVES AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE STUDENTS

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP MONEY TO PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED COLLEGE STUDENTS

ASSOCIATION") IS A VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATION OF INDIVIDUALS OPERATED COLLECTIVELY TO SERVE NEEDS AND INTERESTS AND ADVANCE GENERAL WELFARE TO FLORENCE 1 SCHOOLS. PROMOTES EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE IN FLORENCE, SC DISTRICT 1 THROUGH GRANTS FOR INNOVATIVE LEARNING AND THROUGH HIGH IMPACT INITIATIVES DESIGNED TO PREPARE ALL STUDENTS FOR SUCCESS. ORGANIZATION ACHIEVES ITS GOALS BY CONTRIBUTIONS TO SCHOOLS, PROGRAMS AND ADVOCACY OF QUALITY PUBLIC EDUCATION. ASSOCIATION WELCOMES EVERYONE IN FLORENCE 1 SCHOOLS WHICH IS A PUBLIC SYSTEM, REGARDLESS OF AGE, RACE, SEX, ETHNICITY, ABILITY OR RELIGION.

SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION - SCHEDULE IS ATTACHED

A CCES EDUCATION PREPARES STUDENTS TO THINK DEEPLY, ACT RESPONSIBLY, LIVE VIGOROUSLY, BELIEVE FAITHFULLY, LEAD RESOLUTELY, AND CREATE IMAGINATIVELY.

TO AID BANKING EDUCATION BY PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGE STUDENTS

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