• Economic Development

• 1243.

The Village of Spring Hill Inc

Located in the heart of Mobile, Alabama, we are a volunteer organization committed to making our community, known as Spring Hill, a neighborhood center by improving the pedestrian, aesthetic and commercial amenities of the area.

Open Door Outreach Center, Inc.

Open Door Outreach Center's primary mission is to provide emergency services of food, clothing and referral information to people in need, while recognizing the human dignity of all persons.

• Livestock Breeding, Development, Management

• 1245.

Southwestern Ohio Dairy Goat Assoc

Events Promote Educate Serve Enjoy educational clinics shows One of the biggest Youth Open shows in Ohio Meet new breeders Our Mission Goal We are dedicated to promoted educate serve the South Western Ohio area.

• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

• 1246.

Carnation Festival Inc

FESTIVAL CELEBRATING 56 YEARS WHEAT RIDGE COLORADO Family Fun SINCE 1969 Food fun and art for the whole family since 1969.

• Other Food, Agriculture, Nutrition N.E.C.

• 1247.

Convivium Urban Farmstead

Nonprofit Restaurant, Coffee Shop, Urban Farm & Education Center Improve life through food.

• Boards of Trade

• 1248.

Kansas Pork Association

Promoting pork as the meat of choice while enhancing the success of Kansas Pork industry Promoting pork while enhancing the success of the Kansas Pork Industry.

• Single Organization Support

• 1249.

Kansas Pork Association

TO INSTILL A TRUE COMMITMENT TO QUALITY THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE PORK INDUSTRY, ESTABLISHING AMERICAN PORK AS THE CONSUMER'S MEAT CHOICE IN THE 21ST CENTURY AND ENHANCING THE PORK PRODUCER'S OPPORTUNITY FOR PROFIT AND ABILITY TO REMAIN AUTONOMOUS, REGARDLESS OF SIZE.

• Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 1250.

Ohio Public Market Authority

Since 1876+ supporting merchants, farmers and artisans.

• Agricultural Programs

• 1251.

ORGANIC ASSOCIATION OF KENTUCKY

Advancing organic regenerative agriculture, to grow ecological resilience, economic viability and socially just futures for Kentucky farmers.