• Education N.E.C.

• 1846.

ASME Student Section Richmond Community College

Richmond Community College: serving the community since 1964 with a variety of educational opportunities and a mission to inspire success in our students.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 1847.

Innovation Education

We provide affordable and effective educational services that inspire & motivate students to be lifelong learners.

• Community Foundations

• 1848.

Mark & Kathryn Ford Family Foundation Inc

https://mailchi. mp/d84c953a38be/funlimn-english-professor-selected-for-fulbright-program-in-usa The Mark and Kathryn Ford Family Foundation focuses on community development through education.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 1849.

The Nettie Lokey Wiley and Charles L Wiley Foundation

Home The Foundations mission includes support for programs and projects that educate and benefit young children.

North Alabama School for Organizers

Empowering communities through intersectional education and training to form coalitions that take actions toward progressive change.

• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

• 1851.

Safe Haven Solution

Safe Haven Solution Inc A Safe Haven for Those in Need Safe Haven Solution Inc.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1852.

Academystay

The Organization's Primary Exempt Purpose is to provide housing, case management, and life skills classes for youth aged 18-24 who have aged-out of the Foster Care System, supporting their attendance at college or trade school.

• Voluntarism Promotion

• 1853.

Volunteer Center of Lubbock, Inc.

Inspiring a more Engaged Community by helping people find their Purpose and Act On It.

• Adult, Continuing Ed

• 1854.

South Coast Literacy Council

The goal of the South Coast Literacy Council, a nonprofit, all-volunteer organization, is to assist adults in acquiring the English language skills they need for daily living, employment opportunities and full participation in their communities.