Showing 61 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | WESTERN DAKOTA TR The earnings from the trust are to be used to fund scholarships for college students. | SPEARFISH, SD | |
| 52 | ROUGH RIDERS BOOSTER CLUB THE BOOSTER CLUB IS ORGANIZED FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES: A) TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE STUDENTS, ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS OF ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL OF THE SIOUX FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT, NUMBER 49-5, IN SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA, AND B) TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, ALL WITHIN THE MEANING AND LIMITS OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OR THE CORRESPONDING SECTION OF ANY FUTURE FEDERAL TAX CODE. | SIOUX FALLS, SD | |
| 53 | TRE MINISTRIES TO ENRICH YOUTH LIFE WITH FAITH TRE MINISTRIES CREATES A PLACE FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS AND YOUNG ADULT S TO GATHER AND EXPERIENCE CHRIST THROUGH LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNITY. | SIOUX FALLS, SD | |
| 54 | Daniel A Wold Foundation The purpose of the Foundation is to provide higher education scholarships and to support charitable organizations that improve the lives of others with disabilities. | Aberdeen, SD | |
| 55 | SEED FOR SUCCESS FOUNDATION PROVIDING FUNDING FOR OTHER 501(C)3 ORGANIZATIONS TO ADMINISTER AS PART OF THEIR PROGRAMS. INITAL FOCUS IS ON LOCAL NON-PROFIT ORGAZIZATIONS, SCHOOLS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, NON-PROFITS PROVIDING BEHAVORIAL HEALTH RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS AND TO MEDICAL RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS. | SIOUX FALLS, SD | |
| 56 | MARGERY L ORR MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Fund: (1) Provides scholarships to graduates of Lead-Deadwood High School, and (2) promotes charity, science, literature, and education for the benefit of the residents of Lead, SD, and its surrounding area. | NEW UNDERWOOD, SD | |
| 57 | SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG WOMEN | HOT SPRINGS, SD | |
| 58 | SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES ALUMNI TO ADVANCE THE INTERESTS, INFLUENCES AND REPUTATION OF THE SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES AND TECHNOLOGY BY: FOSTERING AND DEVELOPING THE CONTINUING INTEREST AND ACTIVE SUPPORT OF ITS ALUMNI AND FRIENDS IN MAINTAINING, THROUGH EXCELLENCE OF FACULTY, STUDENT BODY, AND FACILITIES, THE HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS; FOSTERING AND DEVELOPING ITS RELATIONS WITH ITS ALUMNI AND FRIENDS, CULTIVATING ACQUAINTANCE AMONG ITS ALUMNI AND FRIENDS; ENCOURAGING THE ENROLLMENT OF QUALIFIED STUDENTS; AND AIDING AND COUNSELING STUDENTS TO THE END THAT THEY MAY HONOR THEMSELVES, THE SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES AND TECHNOLOGY AND THIS ASSOCIATION. | RAPID CITY, SD | |
| 59 | DOOLITTLE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP TRUS PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS MEETING PRESCRIBED CRITERIA | ABERDEEN, SD | |
| 60 | SOUTH DAKOTA PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES AND TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS, PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES AT THE UNIVERSITY CENTER. | SIOUX FALLS, SD | |
| 61 | MILDRED LARSON TRUST TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MEMBERS OF SUN PRAIRIE BAPTIST CHURCH FOR SECONDARY EDUCATION | SALEM, SD | |
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