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Historical Societies and Related Activities
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Old Road Society of Philipstown
Old Road Society of Philipstown Old Road Society of Philipstown Old Albany Post Road Old Albany Post Road Save Donx27t Pave Old Albany Post Road Nestled in the Hudson Highlands is the oldest road in New York State Old Albany Post Road.
Garrison
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Urban, Community
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Rdc Commercial Center Inc
Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation, improving the quality of life in Central Brooklyn since 1967.
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Brooklyn
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Housing Development, Construction, Management
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William R Anderson Hdfc
Since, 1971 WHGA has developed over 1,600 units of #affordablehousing in Harlem and offer an array of social services such as #financialliteracy #healthyeating WHGA is an affordable housing and social services organization founded in 1971.
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New York City
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Museums & Museum Activities
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Atlantic Avenue Association Local Development
The mission of the AALDC is to further economic development, historic preservation, and cultural enrichment in the greater Atlantic Avenue area.
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Brooklyn
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Cemeteries and Burial Services
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Green-Wood Cemetery
THE GREEN-WOOD CEMETERY IS A NEW YORK HISTORIC CEMETERY.
Brooklyn
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Neighborhood/Block Association
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West 80S Neighborhood Association
Volunteer, non-profit, community-based neighborhood group on upper west side of Manhattan, NYC.
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New York City
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Business and Industry
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Harlem Tourism Board Inc
As a 501 (c) 3 charity; Team Unity, Inc.
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New York City
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Public Housing
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East Harlem El Barrio Community Land Trust Inc
Develop affordable housing 2025 East HarlemEl Barrio Community Land Trust Home The East HarlemEl Barrio Community Land Trust EHEBCLT works to develop and preserve communitycontrolled truly and permanently affordable housing commercial green and cultural spaces in East HarlemEl Barrio that prioritizes households of extremely low to low incomes.
New York City
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Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement
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Central Avenue Historic Business Improvement District
A committed group of volunteers and stakeholders decided to nurturing the beauty, character, African American historic significance and rich cultural diversity of the Central Avenue district in South L.
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Los Angeles