• Arts Education/Schools

• 1855.

Literary and Prologue Society of the Southwest

In memory of her father Literary Society President Ellen Brown is providinga dollarfordollar matching gift up to 10000.

• Commemorative Events

• 1856.

Palmer Museum of History and Art

Cultivating Culture in Palmer, AK Home Welcome to the Palmer Museum of History and Art Our work inspires enriches and cultivates our communitys connection to the unique history culture and art of the Greater Palmer Area.

• Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club

• 1857.

Women for Evanston Youth

THE NORTH END MOTHERS' CLUB WAS ESTABLISHED TO ENHANCE THE COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO SELECT EVANSTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

Restoration House of Houston

Restoration House of Houston is a faith-based organization dedicated to offering families who suffer from a reoccurring cycle of homelessness a second chance by restoring their physical, spiritual, and emotional wellbeing through biblical principles, while enabling them to become productive members of the community through vocational and educational training programs.

Community Family Centers- Centros Familiares de la Comunidad

CFC works towards its mission by providing a safe and nurturing environment for children to excel and adults to learn, strengthening community partnerships, and promoting cultural understanding and community empowerment.

• YMCA, YWCA, YWHA, YMHA

• 1860.

Young Mens Christian Association of Lawton Oklahoma

For Youth Development - For Healthy Living - For Social Responsibility Interest and Dividends earned by the endowment are given to the YMCA for operations.

The Jesse Tree

A nonprofit organization connecting people, rebuilding lives and uplifting spirits.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 1862.

Oklahoma Society of Dental Professionals

Oklahoma Society of Dental Professionals Leadership.

EPHESIANS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Our mission is to develop community outreach services that will expand educational opportunities and promote economic self-sufficiency of low-income families The specific mission of the Ephesians Community Development Center is to develop and maintain community outreach programs and services that will expand educational opportunities promoting economic self-sufficiency of low-income families addressing issues related to; (i) Food and shelter; (ii) Prison outreach; (iii) Financial planning; (iv) High school graduation; (v) College and University preparation; (vi) Technology Training; (vii) Housing; (viii) Child-care; (iv) After-school tutoring/programs; and (v) Adult education programs/GED.