• Environmental Beautification

• 163.

Wasatch Trails Alliance

The Mission of the Wasatch Trails Foundation is to support and help plan and expand a comprehensive and sustainable trail system in Wasatch County.

• Physical Fitness/Community Recreational Facilities

• 164.

Friends of the Blue Star Trail

Not-for-profit group (501-C-3) committed to the construction of a 20-mile paved non-motorized recreational trail linking Saugatuck to South Haven, MI and beyond (Holland, Kalamazoo) - The Blue Star Trail TO BUILD A TWENTY MILE RECREATIONAL TRAIL BETWEEN SAUGATUCK AND SOUTH HAVEN, MI.

Washington Crossing Park Association

The Washington Crossing Park Association works to preserve, enhance and advocate for the park and the history it represents.

• Other Recreation, Sports, or Leisure Activities N.E.C.

• 166.

American Recreation Coalition

The nation’s leading coalition of outdoor recreation trade associations and businesses representing the $1.

• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

• 167.

Local Routes Foundation

We have funded scholarships for girls in developing countries to increase STEM in developing countries.

Foster the Earth

Wilderness backpacking immersions for Foster youth in San Diego County and beyond.

• International Development, Relief Services

• 169.

Wild Philanthropy Inc

Investing in the future of Africa. Conservation through travel #thefutureoftravel SUPPORT AT-RISK ECOSYSTEMS IN AFRICA.

• Physical Fitness/Community Recreational Facilities

• 170.

MOUNT WASHINGTON VALLEY TRAILS

We’re working to build and maintain multiple-use trails and recreation paths within the Mount Washington Valley area of New Hampshire that provide residents and visitors with opportunities for safe, family-oriented recreation and transportation.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 171.

Methow Valley Trails Collaborative

Enhancing Sustainable Trail Experiences in the Methow Valley Help us help trails USFS trail crew clearing logs on Hidden Lakes Trail in the Pasayten Wilderness 2024 Last September the Forest Service announced it would cut its nonfire seasonal workforce in 2025.