• Community Foundations

• 154.

Triform Camphill Community Foundati On

Triform Camphill Community, in Hudson, New York, is a residential community for young adults with developmental disabilities.

STEEP ROCK ASSOCIATION INC

P. O. Box 279 Washington Depot, Connecticut 06794-0279 info@steeprockassoc.

• Botanical Gardens, Arboreta and Botanical Organizations

• 156.

Siskiyou Gardens Parks and Greenways Association

Siskiyou Gardens, Parks and Greenway Association is a place where people can connect with the land to provide for our mutual health and well-being.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 157.

PHILADELPHIA COMMUNITY FARM INC

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO RESTORE HEALTH AND VITALITY TO PEOPLE, ANIMALS, PLANTS AND THE EARTH BY GROWING VEGETABLES BIODYNAMICALLY, PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, AND LIVING AS A THERAPEUTIC COMMUNITY ON THE WISCONSIN FARM.

• Environmental Beautification

• 158.

Detroit Abloom

Detroit Abloom is a non-profit cut flower farm growing organic flowers,native and pollinator plants DETROITABLOOM is a nonprofit organization,born from a vision to transform blighted land into beautiful and productive landscapes.

• Food Banks, Food Pantries

• 159.

CROWN POINT ECOLOGY CENTER

Non-profit 501c3. Certified organic farm, special event barn venue and green space for exploration.

• Christian

• 160.

Msc Family Restoration Center

The purpose and mission the MSC Family Restoration Center is to provide an all-encompassing holistic center designed to meet the emotional and physical needs of the community.

• Other Food, Agriculture, Nutrition N.E.C.

• 161.

Living Earth Center

We are a Mankato, MN based non-profit cultivating healthy communities by growing food and connection Living Earth Center brings people of all traditions together to cultivate common ground and seek justice through education, encounter, and community agriculture.

Keep Growing Detroit

Cultivating a food sovereign city. Keep Growing Detroit (KGD) is cultivating a food sovereign city where the majority of fruits and vegetables consumed by Detroiters are grown by residents within the city’s limits.