• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 1882.

Foxcroft Community Watch Program

Community watch program employing off duty police officers to patrol area to help reduce crime in the neighborhood.

• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

• 1883.

Rotary International

Solving real problems takes effort, commitment, and vision.

Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association Incorporated

The Massachusetts Chiefs of Police Association is a fraternal organization representing Chiefs of Pol TO PROVIDE CONTINUING EDUCATION, BULLETINS, AND MANUALS TO POLICE DEPARTMENTS AND POLICE ORGANIZATIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS.

• Civil Rights, Advocacy for Specific Groups

• 1885.

New York State Labor Religion Coalition Inc

Uniting faith, labor, and community in a statewide movement for social, racial, and economic justice in New York.

• Libraries, Library Science

• 1886.

Fort Hunter Free Library

We are celebrating over 95 years of service to our community.

• Other Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness and Relief N.E.C.

• 1887.

Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association

The Association is a professional organization of chiefs of police and executives of police, public safety and private law enforcement organizations in PA.

American Fraternal Alliance

The American Fraternal Alliance is the national trade association for fraternal benefit societies.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 1889.

Charlotte Police Benevolent Fund

The Police Benevolent fund provides assistance to families in need and to other charitable organizations.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 1890.

New York City Trial Lawyers Alliance Inc

THE PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION IS TO CREATE, FORM AND ESTABLISH A LOCAL BAR ASSOCIATION OF CIVIL LITIGATION ATTORNEYS; TO PROMOTE, FOSTER AND ADVANCE THE COMMON INTERESTS AND GOALS OF CIVIL LITIGATION ATTORNEYS; TO FOSTER POSITIVE AND PRODUCTIVE WORKING RELATIONSHIPS FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE PROFESSION; TO ENCOURAGE, INCREASE AND FURTHER THE BUSINESS INTERESTS OF ITS MEMBERS AND TO PROMOTE THEIR GENERAL WELFARE; TO CEMENT AND SOLIDIFY FRIENDLY RELATIONS, GOOD FELLOWSHIP AND COOPERATION AMONG ITS MEMBERS; TO MAINTAIN DEVELOP, IMPROVE AND ENHANCE THE BUSINESS STANDARDS, PRACTICES AND ETHICS OF CIVIL LITIGATION ATTORNEYS; TO ACQUIRE, ASSEMBLE, PRESERVE AND DISSEMINATE VALUABLE BUSINESS INFORMATION ESSENTIAL FOR THE ADEQUATE CONDUCT OF INDIVIDUALS INVOLVED IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION AND GENERALLY TO AID, ASSIST, COOPERATE AND OTHERWISE ENGAGE IN CONCERTED ACTION WITH THE PRIVATE AND GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES, ORGANIZATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS ON ALL ISSUES AND MATTERS AFFECTING CIVIL LITIGATION AT new york city TRIAL LAWYERS ALLIANCE Browse Events Newsletter Signup Sign Up For Our Exclusive Monthly Newsletter About Us For 80 years the New York City Trial Lawyers Alliance has encouraged the development of collegial relationships between bench and bar in the firm belief that the bond between attorneys and the judges before whom they appear once established and thereafter enhanced through sociable interaction serves the best interests and highest aspirations of our noble profession.