• Youth Development Programs

• 1378.

Sheriffs Ranches Enterprises Inc

We support the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches by selling donated items in our six thrift stores or at To provide financial support, goodwill, and community involvement for the boys and girls served by the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches.

• Cemeteries and Burial Services

• 1379.

The Woodlawn Cemetery

National Historic Landmark, certified arboretum, open-air art museum & active cemetery with more than 320,000 honored lives across 400 acres.

• Adult, Continuing Ed

• 1380.

MakeHaven Inc

Learn, tinker, hack, make and play in New Haven, CT USA MakeHaven is a nonprofit community makerspace, educating through hands-on work: electronics, art, woodworking, printmaking, metal working, ceramics, digital fabrication, textiles and more.

• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

• 1381.

Ava Art Guild

A place for artists, art lovers, & art in the Ozarks.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 1382.

Kentucky Woodland Owners Foundation Inc

Home About Us News Resources More Bringing People and Woodland Sustainability Together Due to providing housing for fellow Kentuckians displaced by the floods Jenny Wiley will not have lodging for our annual meeting.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 1383.

Morristown Makers

A shared tools and creative workspace for makers, woodworkers and home DIY enthusiasts.

• Performing Arts

• 1384.

Applegate Regional Theater Inc

Performance of Plays and Concerts in the Fernridge community to promote community participation and exposure to the performing arts.

• Farmland Preservation

• 1385.

Wyoming Stock Growers Land Tr

THE OBJECTIVE AND PURPOSE OF THE WYOMING STOCK GROWERS LAND TRUST SHALL BE TO ASSURE THE CONTINUATION OF ECONOMICALLY VIABLE AND AGRICULTURALLY SUSTAINABLE WYOMING FARMS AND RANCHES AND TO HELP CONSERVE NATURAL HABITATS AND OPEN SPACE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCER AND THE COMMUNITY.

NORTHWEST MONTANA

Where Our Past Is Present Where Our Past Is Present Where Our Past Is Present Where Our Past Is Present Museum News Folk researcher queues up the sounds of history An international performer and recording artist Jeff Warner tells history through traditional music played on banjo concertina and pocket instruments such as cow bones.