• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 523.

Nedar Foundation

Eulogy for Linda Hershberg delivered by her daughter Debbie Ellenbogen at her funeral 81317 Minutes of the Annual Meeting2016 IRS Filing Descendants of the Ancestors of My Grandchildren The Search for Cousin Hymans Relationship Continues Archives NEDAR 2006 Reunion Photos London and Israel NEDAR Reunions of August 2004 Burstyn Kerosene Chronicles PDF files The NEDAR Foundation is a 501c3 tax exempt organization devoted to genealogical and historical research.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

• 524.

Warriors On Wheels Inc

Warriors on Wheels is a free strength and conditioning physical rehabilitation program for people with disabilities.

Food Pantries for the Capital District

Working together to feed the hungry. You can help us feed the hungry.

• Geriatrics

• 526.

Capital Area Consortium On Aging and Disability Inc

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• Libraries, Library Science

• 527.

Upper Hudson Library System

Upper Hudson Library System (UHLS) is a cooperative association of 29 autonomous public libraries working together to improve library services for the residents of Albany and Rensselaer counties in New York state.

• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

• 528.

Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks of the USA

THE ORGANIZATION IS A FRATURNAL ORDER, WHICH PROVIDES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR ITS MEMBERS, PROGRAMS AND SUPPORTING SERVICES FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC, AND GIFTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 529.

American Federation of Teachers

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Henry Johnson Charter School

Henry Johnson Charter School is a learning community where every scholar achieves academic excellenc ENSURE THAT ALL STUDENTS REACH THE HIGHEST LEVELS OF SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT IN AN ENVIRONMENT THAT INSTILLS CHARACTER, VIRTUE, AND "HABITS OF MIND" THAT ENSURE SUCCESS BOTH WITHIN AND OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM: DILIGENCE, COURAGE, RESPECT, SELF-RELIANCE, DUTY, AND RESPONSIBILITY.

Vegetable Project Corporation

The mission of the Vegetable Project is to create hands-on learning opportunities for children in Albany with plants and especially plants that we eat, involving multiple fields, including science, nutrition, the environment, entrepreneurship, responsibility for the care of living things and tasting really fresh food.