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2014-2015 Grant List Recipient Name City State 1000 Friends of Wisconsin Madison WI The Appleton ABC Program Appleton WI Appleton Area School District (AASD) Appleton WI AASD-Appleton Area School District Appleton WI AASD-Appleton Bilingual School Appleton WI AASD-Appleton Career Academy Appleton WI AASD-Appleton Central High School Appleton WI AASD-Appleton East High School Appleton WI AASD-Appleton North High School Appleton WI AASD-Appleton Public Montessori Appleton WI AASD-Appleton West High School Appleton WI AASD-Badger Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Columbus Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Edison Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Einstein Middle School Appleton WI AASD-Ferber Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Foster Elementary Charter Appleton WI AASD-Fox River Academy Appleton WI AASD-Franklin Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Highlands/Odyssey Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Horizons Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Houdini Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Huntley Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Janet Berry Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Jefferson Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Johnston Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Kaleidoscope Academy Appleton WI AASD-Lincoln Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Madison Middle School Appleton WI AASD-Magellan Middle School Appleton WI AASD-McKinley Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Odyssey Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Richmond Elementary School Appleton WI AASD-Roosevelt Middle School Appleton WI AASD-Tesla Engineering Charter School Appleton WI AASD-Therapy & Special P.E. Dept. Appleton WI AASD-Valley New School Appleton WI AASD-Wilson Middle School Appleton WI ACE Project Clarendon Hills IL Actuarial Foundation Schaumburg IL Adams-Friendship School District Friendship WI ADVOCAP Fond du Lac WI African Heritage Appleton WI Agape of Appleton Appleton WI AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin Appleton WI AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin Green Bay WI Allegheny College Meadville PA Allouez Village Band Green Bay WI ALS Association Wauwatosa WI Alton Historical Society Alton NH Altrusa International Foundation-Appleton Appleton WI Altrusa International Foundation-DePere DePere WI Alzheimer's Association Chicago Chicago IL Alzheimer's Association Greater Wisconsin Green Bay WI American Association of University Women Washington DC American Cancer Society-Green Bay Green Bay WI American Cancer Society-Wausau Wausau WI American Diabetes Association Research Foundation Alexandria VA American Diabetes Association-Fox Valley Chapter Green Bay WI American Family Association Tupelo MS American Folklore Theatre Fish Creek WI American Friends Service Committee Philadelphia PA American Heart Association-Madison Madison WI American Heart Association-St. Louis St. Louis MO American Heart Association-Topeka Topeka KS American Lung Association of Wisconsin Brookfield WI American Macular Degeneration Foundation Northampton MA American Players Theatre Spring Green WI American Red Cross Washington DC American Red Cross in Northeast Wisconsin Oshkosh WI American Red Cross-Greater Waupaca Area Waupaca WI Amery School District Amery WI Amnesty International USA New York NY Animal Welfare League Neenah WI Apostolic Truth Church Appleton WI Apple Valley Church Neenah WI Appleton Alliance Church Appleton WI Appleton Boychoir Appleton WI Appleton, City of Appleton WI Appleton Medical Center Foundation Appleton WI Appleton Park & Recreation Appleton WI Appleton Police Department Appleton WI Appleton Rotary Club Appleton WI Appleton Rotary Foundation Appleton WI The Arc Fox Cities Appleton WI Arizona Musicfest Carefree AZ Arthritis Foundation West Allis WI Asolo Theater Sarasota FL ASPCA Washington DC ASPIRO Green Bay WI Aspirus Health Foundation Wausau WI Asset Builders of America Madison WI Association of Fundraising Professionals-NE WI Appleton WI Attic Theatre Appleton WI Auxiliary of Riverside Medical Center Waupaca WI Aves Wildlife Alliance Neenah WI B.A.B.E.S. of New London New London WI B.A.B.E.S Respite & Counseling Services Appleton WI Battle on Bago Foundation Oshkosh WI Bay-Lakes Council Boy Scouts of America Appleton WI BEAMING Neenah WI Bella Pregnancy Medical Clinic Oshkosh WI Bellevue Breakfast Rotary Club Foundation Bellevue WA Bellin Health Foundation Green Bay WI Benedictine Monks Benet Lake WI Bergstrom-Mahler Museum Neenah WI Berlin Community Scholarship Corporation Berlin WI Best Friends Animal Society Kanab UT Best Friends of Neenah-Menasha Neenah WI Best Friends-Calumet County Chilton WI Beta Theta Pi Foundation Oxford OH Bethany Christian Services Waukesha WI Bethany Home Waupaca WI Bethlehem College and Seminary Minneapolis MN Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church Hortonville WI Bethlehem Lutheran School Hortonville WI Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Wisconsin Stevens Point WI Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Fox Valley Region Appleton WI Birch Creek Music Performance Art Center Egg Harbor WI Blake Memorial Library Association East Corinth VT Blessed John Paul II Shrine Washington DC Bonduel Community Archives Bonduel WI Borderlinks Tucson AZ Boys' and Girls' Brigade Neenah WI Boys & Girls Club of Door County Sturgeon Bay WI Boys & Girls Clubs of Green Bay Green Bay WI Boys & Girls Club of Menasha Menasha WI Boys & Girls Club of Oshkosh Oshkosh WI Boys & Girls Club of the Tri-County Area Berlin WI Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley Appleton WI Bradford, Town of Bradford VT Brazeau, Town of Pound WI The Bread Basket Waupaca WI The Breast Cancer Research Foundation New York NY Brillion Athletic Association Brillion WI Brillion City Community Drive Brillion WI Brillion, City of Brillion WI Brillion Nature Study Center Association Brillion WI Brillion Police Department Brillion WI Brillion School Districrt (BSD) Brillion WI BSD-Brillion High School Brillion WI Brillion, Town of Forest Junstion WI Brown County Breastfeeding Coalition Green Bay WI Brown Deer School District Brown Deer WI The Building for Kids Appleton WI Building Twentyone Lansing MI Calumet County Chilton WI Calumet County Agricultural Association Chilton WI Calumet County Historical Society Chilton WI Calumet Medical Center Chilton WI Calvary Bible Church Neenah WI Calvin College Grand Rapids MI Cambridge in America New York NY Campus Crusade for Christ Orlando FL CAP Services-Appleton Appleton WI CAP Services-Stevens Point Stevens Point WI CARE Cooperative for Assistance and Relief Everywhere Atlanta GA Caring for Military Families the Elizabeth Dole Foundation Washington DC The Carter Center Atlanta GA Carthage ISD Education Foundation Carthage TX Casa Esther Omro WI Casa Hispana Menasha WI CASA Lake County Vernon Hills IL CASA of the Fox Cities Appleton WI Catalpa Health Appleton WI Catholic Charities Diocese of Venice Venice FL Catholic Church Extension Society Chicago IL Catholic Diocese of Green Bay Green Bay WI Catholic Foundation for the Diocese of Green Bay Green Bay WI Catholic Relief Services Baltimore MD CCU Education Foundation Cave Creek AZ Celebration Lutheran School of Appleton Appleton WI The Center for Effective Philanthropy Cambridge MA Center on Halsted Chicago IL Central New Hampshire VNA and Hospice Laconia NH Central Wisconsin Habitat for Humanity Stevens Point WI Central Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra Stevens Point WI Cerebral Palsy-Green Bay Green Bay WI Cerebral Palsy of Mideast Wisconsin Oshkosh WI CFLeads Kansas City MO Chances Animal Rescue Appleton WI CHAPS Academy Shiocton WI Chapter 1 Ant Hill Mob Weyauwega WI Chealsae Pet Foundation Appleton WI Chiaravalle Montessori School Evanston IL Chicago Jesuit Academy Chicago IL Children's Cancer Research Fund Minneapolis MN Children's Hospital and Health System Foundation-Appleton Appleton WI Children's Hospital and Health System Foundation-Milwaukee Milwaukee WI Children's Hospital and Research Center Foundation Oakland CA Children's Hospital of Wisconsin-Fox Valley Neenah WI Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Foundation Neenah WI Chilton Catholic School Chilton WI Chilton Public Library Chilton WI Chilton Public Schools (CHPS) Chilton WI CHPS-Chilton High School Chilton WI Christ Child Academy Sheboygan WI Christ the King ELCA Church Combined Locks WI Christian Alliance for Indian Child Welfare Hillsboro ND Christian and Missionary Alliance Colorado Springs CO Christian Home and Bible School Mt. Dora FL Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services Neenah WI Church World Service Elkhart IN Circle Urban Ministries Chicago IL Citizens Equal Rights Foundation Gresham WI Citizens for a Scenic Wisconsin La Crosse WI Citizens Utility Board Madison WI Clarity Care Oshkosh WI Clean Wisconsin Madison WI The Clearing Folk School Ellison Bay WI Clintonville Area Ambulance Service Clintonville WI Clintonville Area Food Pantry Clintonville WI Clintonville Area Historical Society Clintonville WI Clintonville Public Library Clintonville WI Clintonville Public Schools (CLPS) Clintonville WI CLPS-Clintonville High School Clintonville WI CLPS- Rexford Longfellow Elementary School Clintonville WI Coalition for Innovative Development Education and Action Appleton WI College of Mount Saint Joseph Cincinnati OH Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Williamsburg VA Color Dash of Wautoma Wautoma WI Common Ground Appleton WI Common Ground Meditation Center Minneapolis MN Communities in Schools of Chicago Chicago IL Community Benefit Tree Kaukauna WI Community Blood Center Appleton WI Community Child Care Center Kimberly WI Community Church Appleton WI Community Clothes Closet Menasha WI Community Early Learning Center of the Fox Valley Kimberly
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