• Single Organization Support

• 262.

Instrumental Music Association

TO ENCOURAGE AND DEVELOP A CLOSER RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTS AND THE SCHOOL, FOSTERING THE MUSICAL INTERESTS AND EDUCATION OF THE CHILDREN AND TO LEND SUPPORT TO THE EASTON AREA HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT AND ITS MEMBERS.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 263.

International Federation of Professional & Technical Engineers

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• Soccer Clubs/Leagues

• 264.

Wilson Youth Soccer Association

Wilson Youth Soccer Association Purpose The purpose of the WYSA is to provide our youth with a soccer program which will instruct them in the skills and strategies of the game sportsmanship and fair play and which will promote the health and physical welfare of all participants.

• Protestant

• 265.

Child Evangelism Fellowship Inc

After school bible clubs (Sept-may); summer day camps - neighborhood bible clubs - daycare clubs vbs programs (June-August) .

• Rural

• 266.

Greater Easton Development Partnership

Easton Main Street Initiative’s mission is to maintain economic stability in downtown Easton, Pa.

• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 267.

Garden Club of Hunterdon Hills

Garden Club of Hunterdon Hills Welcome to the Garden Club of Hunterdon Hills About The Club Garden Tour Club Events For more information or to inquire about membership email gcohhgardenclubhunterdonhills.

Little League Baseball Inc

To provide instruction on baseballto teach and foster teamwork and sportsmanship.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 269.

Friends of Easton PA Inc

501(c)3 non-profit association with a mission to promote a vibrant, safe, clean, walkable Easton Friends of Easton, PA is a non-profit community association whose mission is to help make Easton safe, clean, and walkable - ultimately making it a brighter and more vibrant place for residents and visitors.

• Youth Development Programs

• 270.

Cops N Kids of Easton Inc

Join Us Come visit us during regular Reading Room Hours Special Story Hour in the Reading Room at Easton Area Community Center and in the Discovery Room at Sigal Museum Visiting the Reading Room is always free.