PENNSYLVANIA HOME OF THE SPARROW

Home of the Sparrow's mission is to provide housing & supportive services to homeless & low-income women who want to improve their lives & be self sufficient Home of the Sparrow partners with women facing homelessness to secure housing, achieve long-term sta Home of the Sparrow partners with women facing homelessness to secure housing, achieve long-term stability, and chart new paths for their futures.

North American Land Trust

NALT works across the country with a variety of conservation partners to conserve diverse landscapes in perpetuity.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 1524.

Environment Erie

A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO THE PROTECTION, RESTORATION, ENHANCEMENT, AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LAKE ERIE WATERSHED IN PENNSYLVANIA.

• Economic Development

• 1525.

Woodlands Community Lenders

Housing and Community Developer & Community Development Financial Institution The mission of WCL is to foster entrepreneurship and community revitalization by providing access to capital and technical assistance to businesses and non-profit organizations located in the underserved communities of Randolph, Barbour and Tucker Counties.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1526.

Crockett County Deerfest Association

TO RAISE MONEY FOR LOCAL CHARITIES AND HONOR HUNTING INDUSTRY.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 1527.

Indys Urban Wilderness

Indys Urban Wilderness Partnering to build a better Lawrence Township.

• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 1528.

West Side Neighborhood Association of Charleston

WEST SIDE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION IS GROWING.

• Single Organization Support

• 1529.

East Side Renaissance Inc

DEDICATED TO THE DYNAMICS OF TRANSFORMATIONAL CIVIC RESPONSIBILITIES, IS DEDICATED TO STIMULATING METAMORPHIC GROWTH IN A ONCE MARGINALIZED COMMUNITY THROUGH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, NEIGHBORHOOD ESTEEM, PERSONAL DIGNITY, AND COMMUNITY EXCEPTIONALISM.

PERQUIMANS COUNTY RESTORATION ASSOCIATION INC

From its location on the Perquimans River, the Newbold-White House, a Colonial Quaker homestead, tells the story of the Abraham and Judith Sanders family.