• Museums & Museum Activities

• 1729.

Orange County Sheriffs Museum & Education Center

Orange County Sheriff39s MuseumEducation Center Established 2004 in Orange County California Preserving the PastPreserving the Future Home Mission and Objectives Academy Museum Tour Shop Our Sponsors Building our Museum Events Helpful Links Contact Us Alice Chandler Bebe Daniels Page Officers in Skirts Knotts Berry John Wayne More Buy tickets to the 20th Anniversary Gala November 23 2024 The Orange County Sheriff39s Museum Education Center preserves and shares the rich history of the Orange County Sheriff39s Department fosters an understanding of the role law enforcement has within the community and promotes an educational environment for public safety and the community.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 1730.

Colebrook Land Conservancy Inc

Organized in 1986, The Colebrook Land Conservancy, Inc.

• Environmental Education and Outdoor Survival Programs

• 1731.

Family Summits Inc

We are a non-profit organization devoted to environmental education.

New Oaks Community

New Oaks Community provides support, trauma informed care and helps build relational connections for foster / adoptive families.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 1733.

Partnership for Gulf Coast Land Conservation Inc

The mission of the Partnership for Gulf Coast Land Conservation is to increase the pace, quality, and permanence of voluntary land and water conservation in the Gulf of Mexico region.

Coombs Creek Conservancy

We are a 501c3 that believes Coombs Creek is a local treasure that should be safe and where possible accessible.

• Fire Prevention/ Protection/Control

• 1735.

Firemens Chartable & Benevolent Assoc

The history, images, and stories of the notables buried at Greenwood Cemetery and Cypress Grove Cemetery, New Orleans - Where Heroes Rest.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 1736.

WILDLIFE ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS DBA TEXAS

Texas Wildlife Association serves Texas wildlife and its habitat, while protecting property rights, WHO WE ARE Serving Texas Wildlife and its Habitat for 40 Years From the Piney Woods to the Panhandle from the deserts of the TransPecos to the barrier islands of the Coastal Bend Texas is bountiful in beauty and rich in wildlife and every last part of it is worth protecting.

New River Conservancy

Dedicated to protecting the waters, woodlands, and wildlife of the New River Watershed across NC, VA & WV.