• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 1612.

International Union United Auto Aerospace & Agricultural Workers

Home News Benefits Resources About Us Join Us More Local 1216 American Federation of Government EmployeesAFLCIO Our Goal Vision Commitment Register Help Make Change Volunteer Participate or Donate Latest News A Message From Local President Clark G.

• Ambulance/Emergency Transport

• 1613.

Conemaugh Township EMS Inc

PROVIDE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES FOR EMERGENCY NEEDS ARISING IN CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP, SOMERSET, PA.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 1614.

Saint Augustine Lifesaving Association Inc

The Saint Augustine Lifesaving Association (SALA) is a local chapter of the United States Lifesaving Association (USLA).

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 1615.

First Coast Business Alliance Inc

TO UPLIFT AND PROMOTE SMALL AND MINORITY BUSINESSES, AND TO FOSTER AWARENESS OF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH ON FLORIDA'S FIRST COAST.

• First Aid Training

• 1616.

Center for Wilderness Safety Inc

OUR MISSION is to provide education and training related to wilderness and austere medicine, and to promote appreciation and stewardship in those areas.

• Homeless Services/Centers

• 1617.

UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY MINISTRIES INC

Outreach to the youth the homeless and the elderly in need of support in the Tampa Bay Area of Florida Home About Us News Events Contact Us Donate More LOVE Volunteer Many of our programs are operated and staffed by volunteers.

• Single Organization Support

• 1618.

Centers for Youth and Families Foundation

Serving people in need since 1884. TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT CENTERS FOR YOUTH AND FAMILIES, INC.

• Hospital (General)

• 1619.

ARH TUG VALLEY HEALTH SERVICES INC

ARH is a not-for-profit health system serving 350,000 residents across Eastern Kentucky and Southern Services Careers I want to Learn More ARH Foundation Flood Relief Fund Our Eastern Kentucky communities have been devastated by catastrophic flooding.

SERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONAL UNION

Our Union represents more than 55,000 long-term care workers in Washington, Montana, and Alaska.