• Single Organization Support

• 1774.

Friends of Brooks Free Library Inc

Brooks Free Library is a modern full-service library, located in Historic Harwich Center What are you looking for.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 1775.

Central Park School PTA

Located in Morris County, Central Park School, which is run by the Educational Services Commission of Morris County, serves students from over 25 districts in New Jersey.

• Libraries, Library Science

• 1776.

Lee Library Association

The Lee Library is located at 100 Main Street, right in the center of the town of Lee, Massachusetts.

City of Omaha Public Library Foundation

The mission of the Omaha Public Library Foundation is to raise funds and advocate for Omaha Public Library.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 1778.

Gloucester Township Historic Preservation Fund

The official Twitter page for Gloucester Township, NJ.

• Single Organization Support

• 1779.

Friends of Leland Township Library

TO WORK IN COOPERATION WITH THE LIBRARIAN AND THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE LELAND TOWNSHIP PUBLIC LIBRARY IN SUPPORT OF THE LIBRARY.

Louisville Free Public Library Foundation, Inc.

For the purpose of benefiting, promoting, supporting, encouraging, and enhancing the programs and services of the Louisville Free Public Library Our purpose is to advance the Louisville Free Public Library's mission to "provide the people of Metro Louisville with the broadest possible access to knowledge, ideas and information, and to support them in their pursuit of learning.

• Adult, Continuing Ed

• 1781.

Older Adult Learning Community Corporation

The mission of TOALC is to provide a broad variety of educational opportunities for older adult enrolleres to explore ideas expand knowledge participate in intellectual discussion, enjoy social interaction and attend cultural events.

• Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club

• 1782.

Freedom Area Recreation Council

The purpose of the Freedom Area Rec Council is to foster recreation in the South Carroll Community The purpose of the Freedom Area Rec Council is to build a public recreation program using public school buildings, grounds, parks and facilities, volunteers and local organizations, both public and private to stimulate interest in promoting and furthering the cause of recreation, including youth softball, baseball, lacrosse, football, dance, rugby, track & field, cross counrty, volleyball, soccer, cheerleading, field hockey, and other programs.