• Environmental Education and Outdoor Survival Programs

• 1801.

Friends of Mary Cummings Park, Inc.

Keeping Mary Cummings Park forever open as a public pleasure ground Friends of Mary Cummings Park Inc is a recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1802.

State Horticcultural Association of Pennsylvania

PROMOTION OF FRUIT GROWING INDUSTRY AND FRUIT INDUSTRY RESEARCH.

Aglantis

Regenerative Agriculture, Carbon Sequestration, Organic Farming, Charity Farm AgLantis' Mission is to create a Sustainable and Just Community that: promotes Food Equity;  protects the Environment;  Educates; and  promotes Economic Development.

• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 1804.

Deer Park Neighborhood Association Inc

Monthly Neighborhood Association Meetings1st Tuesday of every Month 7 pm at Bardstown Road Presbyterian Church Open to All.

• Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis

• 1805.

Horticulture Inspection Society Western Chapter

Alaska Arizona California Colorado Hawaii Idaho Montana New Mexico Nevada Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming MEMBER STATES WELCOME TO THE WESTERN CHAPTER OF THE HORTICULTURAL INSPECTION SOCIETY The Western Chapter strives to promote high standards of inspection by combining and sharing knowledge experience and training among our pest inspectors.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 1806.

Twnm Community Food Growing Program

COMMUNITY FOODGROWING PROGRAM OFCENTRE COUNTY COMMUNITY FOOD GROWING PROGRAM OFCENTRE COUNTY Want To Get Involved.

• Agricultural Programs

• 1807.

Geauga County Beekeepers Association

Our mission is to enlighten the public about the benefits of beekeeping; to keep members updated on information such as diseases, equipment and beekeeping events; and to support each other by sharing our personal beekeeping experiences as well as helpful hints and guidance.

Keep Growing Detroit

Cultivating a food sovereign city. Keep Growing Detroit (KGD) is cultivating a food sovereign city where the majority of fruits and vegetables consumed by Detroiters are grown by residents within the city’s limits.

• Private Independent Foundations

• 1809.

Cottonwood Spring

Change systems to promote flourishing and reduce suffering of people and animals on their own terms, with a focus on those with least power to improve their own situation.