• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 1900.

Childrens School Inc

An independent primary school for children ages 3 to 8, The Children's School supports students as individuals, setting them on the path of lifelong learning.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1901.

The Masonry Foundation

TO PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY EDUCATION, CONDUCT RESEARCH FOR THE INDUSTRY, PROMOTE MASONRY CAREERS, PROVIDE GRANTS, AND CONDUCT OTHER ACTIVITIES.

• Community Foundations

• 1902.

Michigan Gateway Comm Foundation

For the latest in activities at the Foundation, go to our website, www.

Education Over Everything Foundation, Inc

Education Over Everything Foundation trains and empowers today's youth and young adults to be entrepreneurs, business professionals, innovators and Leaders.

• Philanthropy/Charity/ Voluntarism Promotion (General)

• 1904.

Flood Family Foundation

The Flood Family Foundation is a 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit organization whose mission is to transform the lives of others by providing resources and opportunities that matter.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 1905.

Rise Charter School Inc

Public Education. RISE Charter School Main navigation Students Staff User account menu 203 Center Street West Kimberly ID 83341 208 4234170 x5070 District Fax208 4236155 Transportation x 3328 Maintenance x 3300 Food Service x 3341 Driving Directions .

• Parent Teacher Group

• 1906.

Colony Meadows Elementary School PTO

See Schedule O Save the date . Chuck E Cheese spirit night 326 from 39pm BUTTERFLY GARDEN HELPDo the outdoors speak to you.

• Single Organization Support

• 1907.

EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION FOUNDATION FOR

The Excellence in Education Foundation (EEF) for Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) supports student programming, services and scholarships.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 1908.

COASTAL WATERSHED INSTITUTE

For questions or to get involved Conserving Coastal Shorelines inthe Pacific Northwest Protecting marine and terrestrial ecosystems through scientific research and local community placebased partnerships Who We Are CWI achieves this goal through a commitment to goodwill and cultural diversity which we apply to the following objectives Collaborate with a wide variety of natural resource scientists and managers to implement ecosystem management Initiate highquality basic and applied research of nearshore marine and terrestrial ecosystems as well as the functional interrelationships that define coastal watersheds at the local regional and national scales.