• History Museums

• 1225.

Herberts Ford Memorial Museum

Provides a unique setting in which to share, preserve, and interpret the heritage, culture, and art of the North Louisiana Hill Country.

• Pediatrics

• 1226.

Millbrook Early Childhood Education Center

Our program offers children ages 2 years 9 months to 5 years a developmentally appropriate play base NONE HOME ABOUT US ADMISSIONS SUMMER PROGRAM More HOME ABOUT US ADMISSIONS SUMMER PROGRAM More MECEC is proud to celebrate its 17th year.

Siletz Bay Music Festival

Bringing high quality music performances and education to the Central Oregon Coast LAISSEZ LES BON TEMPS ROULER.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 1228.

Little Scholars of Detroit

TO PROVIDE A MULTI-SERVICE OUTREACH PROGRAM ACTIVE LEARNING FOR EVERY CHILD Our High Reach Learning Curriculum and Creative Curriculumis aligned with the Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards that specifies developmental expectationsfor children from birth through age twelve and addresses all of the domains of a child39s learning and development.

• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

• 1229.

Monroe Street Arts Center Inc

Providing music & art instruction for all ages.

THE WALLS PROJECT

Our mission is to stimulate the creative arts economy by delivering public art works that inspire urban and rural beautification, dialogue and unity.

Kingdom Center LLC

A non-profit youth community center for youth ages 13-18 to hang out and learn valuable life skills to take with them into adulthood 💪🏽 💪🏽 💪🏽 Helping the youth of our community to become Successful Next Generation Leaders.

• Youth Development Programs

• 1232.

Louisiana Youth Seminar (LYS)

LYS was established in 1971 as a summer leadership camp for high school students.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 1233.

UJAMAA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

1240 N. Claiborne Avenue New Orleans LA 70116 EngagingtheStakeholders About UJAMAA EDC THE UJAMAA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION In April of 2018 the demonstration phase of a community market under the elevated expressway of the Claiborne Corridor reignited the excitement of the community and reestablished the hope of citizens that a longago act of environmental racism could be remedied through intentional placemaking.