• History Museums

• 1792.

Museum of Appalachia

A living history museum that tells the stories of the people of Appalachia through the artifacts they left behind.

• Other Food, Agriculture, Nutrition N.E.C.

• 1793.

Ohio Valley Section of the Institute of Food Technologists

OVIFT (Ohio Valley Institute of Food Technologists) is open to students and professionals in the food ADVANCE THE SCIENCE OF FOOD AND ENSURE A SAFE AND ABUNDANT FOOD SUPPLY CONTRIBUTING TO HEALTHIER PEOPLE EVERYWHERE.

• Business and Industry

• 1794.

Wolfeboro Cross Country Ski Association

TO MAINTAIN CROSS COUNTRY SKI TRAILS FOR THE TOWN OF WOLFEBORO FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CITIZENRY AND TO PROMOTE LOCAL TOURISM INTERESTS AND, THEREBY, TO STIMULATE JOB CREATION.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 1795.

Smith County Area Go Texan

Smith County Area Go Texan P. O. Box 94 Troup TX 75789 email infosmithcoagt.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 1796.

Franklin Community Council, Inc.

Miners Hall Museum, located in Franklin, Kansas, is built on the original site of the Union Hall whe After a devastating tornado in May, 2003 we organized the Franklin Community Council, Inc.

• Economic Development

• 1797.

Louisville-Lincoln Tourism Region Inc

The latest tweets about bourbon, horses, outdoor adventure, art, music and all things Kentucky.

THE HARWOOD MEMORIAL PARK INCORPORATED

Harwood Memorial Park (HMP) was established “to acquire and improve lands to be used for a memorial park for the recreational betterment of the people of Laytonville and to promote philanthropic activity in order to mitigate social evils.

DOOR COUNTY VISITOR BUREAU INC

Mixing scenic beauty with arts, entertainment & fun.

BENTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Dedicated to the preservation of history and culture.