Stonington Cemetery Association Inc

The Stonington Cemetery Association was established in 1849 and is an active non-sectarian burial ground open to all.

Memorial Hospital

A 165-bed non-profit, independent hospital, 1,400 employees strong, serving the mid-Michigan region Memorial Healthcare is an independent, community non-profit hospital with 165 beds.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 1380.

Center for Baptist Heritage and Studies

The Center for Baptist Heritage & Studies exists: to support Baptist heritage and identity; to provide educational opportunities related to Baptist distinctives, history and heritage; to make available Baptist records and historical materials; and to serve as a research center for undergraduates, other scholars, and local church historians.

• Cemeteries and Burial Services

• 1381.

Washington State Funeral Directors Association Inc

An association of funeral directors assisting funeral directors We are the Go-To association for funeral service in Washington State Continuing education of funeral director WASHINGTON STATE FUNERAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION Home About Member Talks.

Living/Dying Project

The Living/Dying Project offers spiritual support to those faced with a life-threatening illness and for their caregivers (free of charge with volunteers).

• Human Service Organizations

• 1383.

Wilcox Little Angels Corp

Providing burial, cremation, and shipping services for South Florida Wilcox Little Angels is dedicated to providing much-needed support to parents who have experienced the unthinkable: the loss of an infant, by assisting families with funeral services, grief counseling, and material aid, and organizing memorial gatherings.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 1384.

Memorial for All Veterans of the Brazos Valley Inc

To build a memorial and educational venue that will honor all veterans of the Brazos Valley.

Anderson Regional Medical Center

The official Twitter of Baptist Memorial Health Care in Memphis, Tenn.

• Ethnic/Immigrant Services

• 1386.

CHALON INDIAN COUNCIL OF BAKERSFIELD

Spring Equinox Ceremony Saturday March 22 2025 CHALON INDIAN NATION Our Mission The mission of the Chalon Indian Council of Bakersfield is to develop tribal resources protect and preserve Native American heritage and cultural traditions seek Federal recognition for our descendants assist Native Americans in pursuing higher education assist with seeking their tribal affiliation and to promote and refer healthcare services to Native Americans.