• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 1873.

Cabot Community Association Inc

Community and economic development. The Cabot Community Association is a 501c3 notforprofit organization that works with community members and community organizations to enhance the educational and recreational opportunities in Cabot and support a strong local economy.

• Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis

• 1874.

Community Labor United Incorporated

Community Labor Uniteds unions and community organizations fight for working class people and communities of color in Greater Boston.

• Management Services for Small Business/ Entrepreneurs

• 1875.

Maine Center for Entrepreneurs

Empowering and enabling Maine's most promising entrepreneurs Established in 1997, MCE’s mission is to build and lead a community of growth-oriented businesses in Maine, by providing the training, connections, coaching and mentorship they need to commercialize and grow their ideas, products and services in an effort to drive the growth of Maine’s economy.

• Youth Development Programs

• 1876.

Diamonds of Success Youth Development Center Inc

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Diamonds of Success Youth Development Center Inc.

Council on Foundations, Inc.

The Council cultivates a community of diverse, skilled philanthropic professionals who lead with integrity, serve as ethical stewards, & advocate for progress.

• Olympics Committees and Related International Competitions

• 1878.

Greater Washington Partnership

Champions for Growth and Shared Prosperity.

• Farm Bureau

• 1879.

National Farm and Ranch Business Mgmt Education Association Inc

National Farm & Ranch Business Management Education Association provides in-service education to its members, and communicates and networks with others.

Greensboro Area Chamber of Commerce

For more than 140 years, we have worked to support businesses of all sizes that call Greensboro home.

• Neighborhood Center, Settlement House

• 1881.

Summit Community Center

Now Open on Capitol Hill. The Summit Community Center (SCC) was created to support neurodiverse young adults and to develop a sense of place, true community membership, and opportunities for continual growth and independence.