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5/15/2017 Intel Involved Matching Grant Program 1 5/12/2017 FY2017 IIMG Payment Report for 2016 Hours (Round 1 of 3) SysOrgID PrintName State Country Total Match Grant Amount Payment Date 5651 1 Lt Charles W. Whitcomb Middle School MA USA $395.00 5/3/2017 25446 18th Street Arts Complex CA USA $4,000.00 5/3/2017 22187 2nd Chance Dog Rescue AZ USA $5,980.00 5/3/2017 27357 3strands Global Inc CA USA $2,615.00 5/3/2017 22825 4-H Club – Montavilla Makers Club OR USA $1,280.00 5/3/2017 4014 4-H Clubs & Affiliated 4-H Organizations OR USA $280.00 5/3/2017 14654 Spirit of Queen Creek 4-H Horse Program AZ USA $775.00 5/3/2017 22200 Ridge Rangers 4-H Shooting Sports Club OR USA $1,010.00 5/3/2017 22699 4-H Club – Banks Robotics OR USA $4,990.00 5/3/2017 22059 APICS Educational & Research Foundation IL USA $4,045.00 5/3/2017 17721 AARP Tax-Aide Program - Idaho DC USA $3,400.00 5/3/2017 23906 Boy Scout Pack 122 OR USA $3,485.00 5/3/2017 3505 Academy for Science and Design NH USA $210.00 5/3/2017 24372 Acoustic Neuroma Association GA USA $1,045.00 5/3/2017 25435 Acton-Boxborough Rotary Club Boy Scout Troop 284 MA USA $4,350.00 5/3/2017 4027 Addison Elementary School CA USA $205.00 5/3/2017 4028 Adobe Acres Elementary NM USA $400.00 5/3/2017 24319 Albuquerque Film and Music Experience (AFME) NM USA $2,720.00 5/3/2017 24882 KNON 89.3 FM Community Radio TX USA $1,330.00 5/3/2017 2700 Agia Sophia Academy OR USA $515.00 5/3/2017 14377 Aim High Academy of Martial Arts OR USA $1,010.00 5/3/2017 1545 Ainsworth Foundation OR USA $3,235.00 5/3/2017 23308 Air Raid Roller Girls OR USA $1,510.00 5/3/2017 2049 Alameda Elementary School OR USA $265.00 5/3/2017 1805 Al-Arqam Islamic School CA USA $1,010.00 5/3/2017 9974 The Rio Rancho Civitan Group NM USA $4,055.00 5/3/2017 4045 Albuquerque High NM USA $490.00 5/3/2017 23310 Albuquerque Lady Heat Elite Youth Girls Basketball NM USA $880.00 5/3/2017 4738 Corrales International Charter School NM USA $560.00 5/3/2017 25384 Albuquerque Public Schools NM USA $1,095.00 5/3/2017 24393 Albuquerque Business Education Compact Read to Me NM USA $1,300.00 5/3/2017 9735 Albuquerque United Football Club Ltd NM USA $2,805.00 5/3/2017 22196 Albuquerque Youth Rugby United NM USA $2,300.00 5/3/2017 23483 Algonquin FIRST Robotics Team 1100 MA USA $3,215.00 5/3/2017 1773 Alhambra Elementary District AZ USA $2,150.00 5/3/2017 3160 Alice Birney Waldorf CA USA $545.00 5/3/2017 22629 Aloha Lacrosse Club OR USA $4,595.00 5/3/2017 24124 Alpha K9 CA USA $605.00 5/3/2017 23896 Altus Math CA USA $1,670.00 5/3/2017 Intel Involved Matching Grant Program 5/15/2017 1 5/12/2017 FY2017 IIMG Payment Report for 2016 Hours (Round 1 of 3) SysOrgID PrintName State Country Total Match Grant Amount Payment Date 10042 Alvarado Elementary CA USA $380.00 5/3/2017 23912 Amador-Tuolumne Community Resources CA USA $1,120.00 5/3/2017 19174 Antelope Assualt CA USA $1,200.00 5/3/2017 4940 Folsom Force Basketball CA USA $780.00 5/3/2017 16507 Phoenix Force AZ USA $3,060.00 5/3/2017 18104 Folsom Vista Talons Basketball Club CA USA $3,950.00 5/3/2017 15207 Folsom Basketball Club CA USA $990.00 5/3/2017 25024 Life Basketball OR USA $5,000.00 5/3/2017 21489 Pikes Peak Power Baseball Club CO USA $10,000.00 5/3/2017 24754 Team Rampage Youth Sports WA USA $1,610.00 5/3/2017 26050 Pass it Forward AZ USA $680.00 5/3/2017 25718 Natomas Devils Dogs Baseball Club CA USA $3,540.00 5/3/2017 4074 American Cancer Society Inc CA USA $750.00 5/3/2017 4075 American Cancer Society GA USA $220.00 5/3/2017 4083 American Cancer Society - Northwest Division (or) OR USA $9,190.00 5/3/2017 4085 American Cancer Society - Sacramento-Amador CA USA $1,540.00 5/3/2017 4086 American Cancer Society Inc GA USA $240.00 5/3/2017 17245 American Foundation for Cardiomyopathy AZ USA $4,570.00 5/3/2017 4090 American Indian Science and Engineering Society NM USA $2,270.00 5/3/2017 4101 American Red Cross - Oregon Trail Chapter OR USA $10,000.00 5/3/2017 4105 American River Conservancy CA USA $985.00 5/3/2017 25900 American River Futbol Club CA USA $1,850.00 5/3/2017 4106 American River Girl's Softball CA USA $3,750.00 5/3/2017 17595 American River Youth Soccer League CA USA $4,050.00 5/3/2017 20628 American Sewing Guild Inc CA USA $1,320.00 5/3/2017 23988 American Skibike Association NM USA $1,495.00 5/3/2017 16256 South East Valley Youth Football (SEVYF) AZ USA $2,990.00 5/3/2017 17177 Gilbert Football Association AZ USA $9,065.00 5/3/2017 15863 AYSO Region 688 AZ USA $9,190.00 5/3/2017 18407 American Youth Soccer Organization Region 5 CA USA $320.00 5/3/2017 14098 Davis AYSO CA USA $5,330.00 5/3/2017 23576 Amphibious Forces Memorial Museum Inc OR USA $3,470.00 5/3/2017 25201 Anatolia Turkish-American Cultural Centers Inc CA USA $7,660.00 5/3/2017 18314 Anderson Abruzzo International Balloon Museum Foundation NM USA $2,465.00 5/3/2017 4128 Andre House of Arizona, Inc AZ USA $2,880.00 5/3/2017 Intel Involved Matching Grant Program 5/15/2017 2 5/12/2017 FY2017 IIMG Payment Report for 2016 Hours (Round 1 of 3) SysOrgID PrintName State Country Total Match Grant Amount Payment Date 13968 Ankur, Inc. 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AZ USA $740.00 5/3/2017 15502 Arizona School for the Arts AZ USA $330.00 5/3/2017 4161 Arizona Science Center AZ USA $10,000.00 5/3/2017 4163 Arizona Soccer Club United Inc AZ USA $7,040.00 5/3/2017 1233 Arizona State University Foundation AZ USA $7,135.00 5/3/2017 4170 Arizona Trail Association AZ USA $1,090.00 5/3/2017 21939 Arizona Wolf Pack AZ USA $2,725.00 5/3/2017 21898 Army Sgt Justin D Norton Post 100 Endowment Foundation WA USA $7,445.00 5/3/2017 14182 Arnold Adreani Elementary School CA USA $15,000.00 5/3/2017 9755 Art Of Living Foundation CA USA $10,000.00 5/3/2017 16207 Artists Repertory Theatre OR USA $240.00 5/3/2017 16536 ArtMax Academy OR USA $9,810.00 5/3/2017 2748 Asha for Education - Silicon Valley CA USA $9,310.00 5/3/2017 2998 Asha For Education CA USA $1,575.00 5/3/2017 9432 Asha for Education WA USA $620.00 5/3/2017 23900 Asian Art Foundation CA USA $550.00 5/3/2017 22357 Computer Human Interaction Forum of Oregon (CHIFOO) OR USA $1,170.00 5/3/2017 20251 AID Portland OR USA $10,000.00 5/3/2017 10363 Auburn Youth Soccer Club CA USA $510.00 5/3/2017 4203 Augusta Ranch Elementary AZ USA $2,970.00 5/3/2017 22390 Aurora Singers CA USA $1,510.00 5/3/2017 24765 Austin Achieve Public School TX USA $4,455.00 5/3/2017 2969 Austin Montessori School Inc TX USA $280.00 5/3/2017 Intel Involved Matching Grant Program 5/15/2017 3 5/12/2017 FY2017 IIMG Payment Report for 2016 Hours (Round 1 of 3) SysOrgID PrintName State Country Total Match Grant Amount Payment Date 2707 Austin Peace Academy TX USA $10,400.00 5/3/2017 21591 Austin Pets Alive TX USA $2,160.00 5/3/2017 24802 Auxier Elementary AZ USA $995.00 5/3/2017 1030 Babson College MA USA $300.00 5/3/2017 24096 Banks Community Food Bank OR USA $1,295.00 5/3/2017 4219 Banks Elementary School OR USA $235.00 5/3/2017 4221 Banks Girls Summer Softball OR USA $6,000.00 5/3/2017 15883 Banks High School - Track Team OR USA $370.00 5/3/2017 18088 Banks Little Guy Football OR USA $890.00 5/3/2017 16380 Banks Public Library OR USA $700.00 5/3/2017 19078 Banks Youth Basketball Association OR USA $1,070.00 5/3/2017 10354 Baps Charities NJ USA $10,000.00 5/3/2017 20095 Bark OR USA $740.00 5/3/2017 2102 Basha High School AZ USA $5,600.00 5/3/2017 21906 Basis Ahwatukee AZ USA $230.00 5/3/2017 25508 Basis Schools Inc AZ USA $250.00 5/3/2017 18484 BASIS Chandler AZ USA $3,365.00 5/3/2017 23588 BASIS Phoenix Central AZ USA $690.00 5/3/2017 2795 Basis Scottsdale AZ USA $1,000.00 5/3/2017 22700 Batteries in Black 4-H Club OR USA $8,230.00 5/3/2017 22383 Bay Area Derby Girls CA USA $360.00 5/3/2017 21385 Bay Area Legal Aid CA USA $1,600.00 5/3/2017 25637 Bay Area Surgical Mission CA USA $700.00 5/3/2017 21187 The Be Kind People Project AZ USA $670.00 5/3/2017 4234 Beach Elementary School OR USA $230.00 5/3/2017 4239 Beaverton Symphony Orchestra OR USA $7,140.00 5/3/2017 21471 Beaverton Downtown Association OR USA $3,905.00 5/3/2017 1494 Beaverton Education Foundation OR USA $590.00 5/3/2017 22446 Beaverton PAL OR USA $10,000.00 5/3/2017 27113 Beaverton Public Schools Robotics OR USA $7,670.00 5/3/2017 14976 Rachel Carson School OR USA $485.00 5/3/2017 1511 Bellarmine College Preparatory - California CA USA $1,000.00 5/3/2017 1883 Bellarmine Preparatory School - Washington WA USA $2,140.00 5/3/2017 7190 Project C.U.R.E.
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