CARLISLE CARES

Non-profit providing shelter to homeless individuals & families when no other shelter can be found Serving and strengthening the community by providing emergency shelter, resources and supportive services to individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

• Music

• 1154.

Paoli Blues Fest Inc

The Paoli Blues Fest encourages community involvement by sponsoring and hosting events for public benefit and enjoyment, including a diverse realm of blues musicians.

• Libraries, Library Science

• 1155.

Burgettstown Community Library

PROVIDING A COMMUNITY LIBRARY FOR ALL RESIDENTS IN THE BURGETTSTOWN SURROUNDING AREA.

The Shane Lalani Center for the Arts

The Shane Center is a multi-use community arts center in the heart of Livingston, Montana.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

• 1157.

Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow Junior Horsemen Inc

Check out our robust library of coaching curriculums, practice plans, and drills from pro league partners… the NBA, MLB, MLS, PLL, FC Barcelona, and many more.

• Civil Rights, Advocacy for Specific Groups

• 1158.

Naya Action Fund

NAYA Action Fund engages in political advocacy and builds electoral power in partnership with the Native community throughout Oregon and Washington.

• Housing Owners, Renters Organizations

• 1159.

Lake Rosemound Association Inc

PROVIDE FOR THE RECREATION AND PLEASURE USE OF LAKE FACILITIES FOR ITS 300 MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES Welcome to our Lake Community Mission of the Association The Lake Rosemound Association Inc.

Project Fill the Need

InfoProjectFillTheNeed. org Help Us Continue HelpingThose In Need Help Us Continue HelpingThose In Need About Us Project Fill The Need Overview Established in 2021 Project Fill the Need is a 501C3 charitable corporation that provides food and other items for people in need that live in the Village of Oak Creek Sedona Cottonwood and other Verde Valley areas.

• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

• 1161.

Living Artists Collective

The Living Artists Collective believes the “struggling artist” trope should be a thing of the past.