• Public Health Programs

• 1918.

Coyote Institute

to conduct workshops and speak at conferences to share and promote creative transformation towards healing and wholeness, to promote the study of health and healing, including its embeddedness in the science of complexity and quantum science.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 1919.

African American Legacy Project of Northwest Ohio

TO PERSERVE THE HISTORY OF NORTHWEST OHIO AFRICAN COMMUNITY AFRICAN AMERICAN LEGACY PROJECT OF NORTHWEST OHIO Home About Art Tatum Video Projects Shop Feature Sports Legends Hall of Fame Contact Us Projects More WELCOME TO AFRICAN AMERICAN LEGACY PROJECT OF NORTHWEST OHIO Founded in 2004 The African American Legacy Project of Northwest Ohio believes we help shape the future.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 1920.

Colorado River Land Trust Inc

We believe it is our responsibility as Texans to protect our own backyard and our duty to conserve our most valuable resources—land, water, & traditions.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 1921.

SA2020

SA2020 drives progress toward a shared Community Vision for San Antonio through research, storytelling, and practice.

THE HIGH DESERT MUSEUM

Explore the art, cultures, history & natural world of the High Desert.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 1923.

Cache Peak Civic Association Incorporated

Click here to use our Find a Grave Tool Cache Peak rises above the small rural communities of Almo Elba and Oakley Idaho and Yost Utah.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 1924.

COLORADO TRUST

A foundation dedicated to creating fair and equal opportunities for Coloradans to lead healthy lives.

• Theater

• 1925.

STATE THEATRE PRESERVATION SOCIETY

The State Theatre hosts local musicians, touring bands, comedians, and theatrical performances.

COLORADO MASONS VOLUNTARY PERPETUAL

GRAND LODGE OF COLORADO NOT JUST MEN WERE MASONS Colorado Freemasonry Experience the rich history of Colorado Freemasonry where our journey began amidst the gold rush era of the late 1850s.