MAX C. FLEISCHMANN P.O. Box 1871 FOUNDATION 65,000 One East Liberty Street, Suite 309 Salesian Boys’ Club, San Francisco, Calif. — matching grant to pay cost of building con- struction Reno, ae pian kaeiniihiia' Year ended June 30, ae cee adie eee 15,000 South Dakota State University, Brookings, S.D. — purchase of electron microscope 400,000 Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York—toward construction costs of 8,618 Mt. Grant Hospital, Hawthorne, Nev. Matching grant for 2-bed coronary care unit equipment new Clinical Cancer Research Center 50,000 South Queens Boys’ Club, Inc., Richmond Hill, N.Y. — toward cost of swimming pool 314,285 State of Nevada — For various health, educational and scientific projects 29,800 State University of New York, New York — 50,000 McGeorge School of Law, Sacramento, Calif. for support of needy minority students attend- — toward construction cost of “The Courtroom of the Future” ing State College of Optometry 29,120 State University of New York at Albany, Al- McLean Hospital, Belmont, Mass. — toward construction of psychiatric center for mentally ill children be 20,000 bany, N.Y. — for mass spectrometer system : Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas — for special program for Chicano students National 4-H Foundation, Washington, toward Center expansion 60,000 10,000 50,000 D.C. — 75,000 National Medical Fellowships, Inc., New York — for scholarship aid 40,000 New Mexico Boys org Ranch, Belen, N. M.— New York City Mission Society, New York — ticipation in th leti f <th oo aaabiliten saiak pea ee Denver, Northeastern provide University, scholarship Boston, assistance 5,000 of Denver, Colo.—for Colorado astronomical Seminary, research University of New Mexico, College of Nurs- ing, AlbunyRtAor aan 2 eH stipend Mie nority or disadvantaged Nursing students. Mass. — to for minority : 125,000 ; University of Southern les — a ti 42,726 Piney Woods County Life School, Piney Miss. — construction New York, N.Y. National College of the State Judiciary students enrolled in the College of Nursing Woods, Fund, I 237,102 University of Nevada — program support for located in the southern part of the Bronx 10,000 College re cowee 30,000 University participating grant to provide new dining hall 25,000 United Negro — i of new well 40,000 10,000 Ramapo College of New Jersey, Mahwah, N. J.—Scholarship aid for disadvantaged California, Los Ange- ily stink a cence Westcom Industries, of new Pharma- Center Richmond, Calif. — to expand quality of educational services to handicapped and disadvantaged persons students (7 grants of $1,000 or less) sat — Pe le pe ce — Public Service Materials Center ee er mee toe es eon Neer 355 Lexington Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017 Enclosed is my check for $14.75 to Public Service Materials Center for “Where America’s Large Foundations Make Their Grants — 1974-75 Edition,” edited by Joseph Dermer Name Organization Address City State (The enclosed envelope requires no postage) Zip