• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 1783.

The Iron Island Preservation Society of Lovejoy Inc

The Iron Island Museum, built in 1883, was a church and former funeral home.

• Symphony Orchestras

• 1784.

Blue Ridge Orchestra

Passionate, Quality Volunteer Orchestra in Asheville, NC.

• Music

• 1785.

Ogden Friends of Acoustic Music

OFOAM brings the Ogden Music Festival & other live music events + free music education for youth.

• Symphony Orchestras

• 1786.

Midland Community Orchestra

Support the Midland Community Orchestra Midland Community Orchestra Providing Free Concerts for the Community Since 1992 MCO Concert Schedule Youth Concert Schedule Midland Community Orchestra Youth Spring Session Registration Open MCO Youth Spring Session includes two Concerts MCO Youth Spring Concert Saturday April 26.

• Swimming, Water Recreation

• 1787.

Rutherford Area Swimming Club Corp

We are more fun. The Rutherford Area Swim Club pool is one of the best equipped pools in the area, with a tube slide, To provide a safe, clean, and welcoming space that promotes recreation, relaxation, and a sense of community for now and the future.

• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

• 1788.

Kiwanis International Inc

Kiwanis Club of South Orlando Kiwanis Club of South Orlando Donate to Kiwanis CLUB Your support and contributions will enable us to help children and give back to our community.

• Geology

• 1789.

Midwest Mineralogical & Lapidary Society of Dearborn

Midwest MineralogicalandLapidary Society From the Presidents Desk Photos from the Club Picnic September 15 2024 Photos from the Club Banquet June 1 2024 Our Scholarship Recipient for 2024 .

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 1790.

Friends of Carlisle Parks Inc

Welcome to Friends of Carlisle Parks Carlisle is truly blessed to have such a wonderful park system.

CHESTNUT STREET MEETING HOUSE AND CEMETERY ASSOCIA

CSMHCA CSMHCA Welcome Let the Work of the Fathers Stand Welcome to the Chestnut Street Meeting House one of New Englands bestpreserved 18th century meeting houses.