• Swimming, Water Recreation

• 1405.

Portland Community Rowing Association

Sweep Scull Cox Coach East End Beach Portland Maine Summer Registration expected to open May 1 2025 The rowing season typically runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day Available Options anticipated pricing Full Season 575 Half Season 375 Guest Pass 13 days 75 all registrants prior approval required via rowrowportland.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 1406.

Obirin Gakuen Foundation of America

Inspiring global citizens through persontoperson international exchanges and crosscultural study.

ABLE FOR YOUTH INC

To prevent teen drug use, teen suicide, school shootings and other violence related to bullying and low self-image by TEACHING self-esteem.

• Music

• 1408.

Hawaii Vocal Arts Ensemble

PROMOTE APPRECIATION FOR CHORAL SINGING FOR ALL AUDIENCES Hawai39i Vocal Arts Ensemble Hawaii Vocal Arts Ensemble Bringing choral music to life.

• Ballet

• 1409.

California Ballet Association, Inc.

California Ballet presents classical ballet and contemporary dance productions, through support of a resident company of professional dancers.

• Other Medical Research N.E.C.

• 1410.

World Institute of Holistic Therapies Inc

Proyecto Agua Limpia Mexico is committed to working in partnership with NGO's and individuals to bring safe, clean drinking water to the people of Mexico Life Resources Institute Our Mission Life Resources Institute is a 501c3 non profit organization committed to bring about global change through working in partnership with people and organizations that are providing services and solutions to community issues worldwide.

Hawaii Mothers Milk Inc

Our mission is to support moms & advocate breastfeedings as the best form of nutrition for our keiki.

• Science & Technology Museum

• 1412.

LAUPAHOEHOE TRAIN MUSEUM

Take a Trip Back in Time Laupahoehoe Train Museum Welcome to the Laupahoehoe Train Museum.

• Personal Social Services

• 1413.

WABANAKI WOMENS COALITION INC

Wabanaki Women039s Coalition Wabanaki Womens Coalition The Mission of the Wabanaki Womens Coalition is to increase the capacity of tribal communities to respond to domestic and sexual violence and influence tribal national and regional systems to increase awareness safety justice and healing for all our relations.