• Youth Development Programs

• 1918.

Learning Web Inc

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

• 1919.

Wellsville Lions Charities Inc

Provide financial assistance to local community Create a Free Website for Your Club If youre looking for a free and easy way to create a website for your Lions Club the eClubhouse is for you.

• Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)

• 1920.

INTERNATIONAL SPAY NEUTER NETWORK INC

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• Public Foundations

• 1921.

Highland Village Lions Foundation Inc

The organization hosts a balloon festival for the local community, and performs hearing and vision screening at many of the local schools, private schools and day care facilities.

• Single Organization Support

• 1922.

Ferdinand Building Development Corp

TO STIMULATE NEW ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN ONE OF BOSTON'S MOST UNDERDEVELOPED NEIGHBORHOODS, AS WELL AS TO LOCATE A NEW BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS ("BPS") HEADQUARTER IN THE DEMOGRAPHIC CENTER OF BOSTON'S SCHOOL POPULATION.

• Other Youth Development N.E.C.

• 1923.

Heaven's Blanket Foundation Inc

We’re a 501(c)(3)nonprofit, that provides services & guidance for adults 18-25 facing hardship.

People of Promise Inc

​People of Promise Inc’s purpose is to provide all resources to aid youth, with an emphasis on the underprivileged, in an effort to increase quality of life and create a path that is easier for them to navigate.

• Religious Leadership, Youth Development

• 1925.

The YAK

Through a welcoming and constructive environment, the youth will experience: -Caring adults to support them during these formative years -Constructive social interactions -Wholesome fun and engaging activities -A safe place and a safer community youthak.

Startup Secrets, Inc.

Serial tech entrepreneur for 21 yrs, now VC for 20yrs @UnderscoreVC Passionate learner from & mentor of innovators, Executive Fellow at Harvard Business School Our mission is to inform, motivate, empower and embolden entrepreneurs by (a) challenging their thinking in flexible and non-prescriptive ways, (b) fostering community for them to develop ideas, ask questions and learn from the experiences of others, and (c) cycling feedback, extensions and evolutions of learning into a common knowledge base that benefits all.