• Military/Veterans' Organizations

• 1009.

North Carolina Veterans Memorial Inc

TO HONOR EACH GENERATION THAT SERVED US AT HOME AND TO MEMORIALIZE THOSE WHO LEFT HOME TO MEET THE ENEMY AT SUCH A DISTANCE THAT THOSE AT HOME WERE PROTECTED.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 1010.

In Memory Of

OUR SOCIAL MISSION IS TO ENCOURAGE, FOSTER AND FACILITATE PHILANTHROPIC GENEROSITY TOWARD SOCIAL IMPACT PROGRAMS BY INCREASING CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS IN HONOR OF THE LIVES OF THOSE RECENTLY PASSED AWAY.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 1011.

Cops Cycling for Survivors Foundation Inc

Cops Cycling for Survivors Foundation, Incorporated is focused on compassion, integrity, and dedication.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 1012.

Fort Snelling State Park Association

Exploring thousands of years of Minnesota history at the confluence of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

• 1013.

Road Runners Club of America Delco

Delco RRC has been running for fun and fitness since 1972 and is one of the oldest running clubs in the Philadelphia area.

• Military/Veterans' Organizations

• 1014.

Buffalo Soldiers Association of West Point Inc

Our mission is to acknowledge, honor, promote, and preserve the history and contributions of Buffalo Soldiers and military persons that served the USA OUR MISSION IS TO ACKNOWLEDGE,HONOR PROMOTE AND PRESERVE THE HISTORY AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE BUFFALO SOLDIER AND MILITARY PERSONNEL THAT SERVED THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

RV4CampFireFamily, Inc.

We provide donated RVs to survivors of natural disasters.

• Safety Education

• 1016.

Wilderness Chaplains

Non-profit organization dedicated to supporting wilderness first responders and educating the outdoor community in compassionate crisis care.

AMERICAN LEGION POST 336

Your source for news relating to veterans, national security and other issues of concern to members of The American Legion family StruckKlandrud American Legion Post 336 StruckKlandrud American Legion Post 336 Welcome Chartered in 1921 American Legion Post 336 was named in honor of two young Onalaska men who died in world War I.