• Single Organization Support

• 136.

Friends of the Tompkins County Public Library

THE MISSION OF THE FRIENDS OF THE TOMPKINS COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY IS TO SUPPORT HIGH-QUALITY LIBRARY RESOURCES FOR EVERYONE IN TOMPKINS COUNTY BY PROMOTING READING BY PLACING MORE BOOKS IN MORE HANDS, RAISING FUNDS THROUGH BOOK SALES AND OTHER ACTIVITIES, AWARDING GRANTS TO LIBRARIES AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, ADVOCATING FOR LIBRARY FUNDING, AND ENCOURAGING VOLUNTEERISM.

• Environmental Quality Protection and Beautification N.E.C.

• 137.

Friends of Wilson Lake

Friends of Wilson Lake Sustainability Starts with you Learn More Friends of Wilson Lake in Wilton Maine Wilson Lake is a treasured resource in the community of Wilton Maine.

• Single Organization Support

• 138.

Friends of the Preble County Park District

The Park District preserves nature in rural Preble County & provides free programs & entertainment.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 139.

Friends of Fred Smith Inc

TO PROMOTE, PRESERVE, MAINTAIN SCULPTURES & MONUMENTS AT LOCAL COUNTY HISTORICAL PARK.

• Single Organization Support

• 140.

Friends of Hamilton County Parks Inc

Parks play a significant role in the economic viability and vitality of a community and the health and well being of community members and the environment.

Old Colony Ski Club

The Old Colony Ski Club is a group of skiers, boarders, hikers, and outdoor adventurers.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 142.

FRIENDS OF THE BENNINGTON

Bennington Battlefield is the location of a Revolutionary War battle.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 143.

WAVENY PARK CONSERVANCY INC

Thank you for your support. Your gift is so appreciated as Waveny Park Conservancy receives no Town funding unless we raise matching private donations from you.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 144.

FRIENDS OF DICK PROENNEKE AND LAKE CLARK NATIONAL PARK

Friends of Dick Proenneke and Lake Clark National Park Vision Integrity Philanthropy Dick Proenneke In the summer of 1968 using only hand tools Dick Proenneke constructed his quintessential Alaskan log cabin along the shores of idyllic Twin Lakes.