• Natural History, Natural Science Museums

• 1963.

American Museum of Natural History Planetarium Authority

The AMNH Planetarium was founded to establish and maintain a planetarium in the City of New York and to encourage and develop the study of astronomical science and kindred subjects and to furnish popular instruction in these subjects.

HYDE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB

Learn | Grow | Thrive hpnclub. org Hyde Park Neighborhood Club brings people together to strengthen the health, vitality, and sustainability of our diverse local community through programs and partnerships, with a particular focus on child and youth development.

• Citizen Participation

• 1965.

Cincinnati Municipal Employees Retirement Association

Home Welcome to CMERA. Since its beginning in 1980 CMERA has served to assist and advocate for the members of the Cincinnati Retirement System CRS.

• Economic Development

• 1966.

Grove City Area Visitors & Convention Bureau

From heart pounding fun to heartwarming family time, GC is up for fun and down to earth.

United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce

U. S. -Mexico Chamber of Commerce The Ambassador of Good Business TO PROMOTE BUSINESS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND MEXICO Registration open.

• Anthropology, Sociology

• 1968.

Maya Research Program

The Maya Research Program is a U. S. based nonprofit organization (501C3) that sponsors archaeological and ethnographic research in Middle America.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 1969.

Puvunga Wetlands Protectors

Puvunga Wetlands Protectors The Los Cerritos Wetlands are at risk due to fossil fuel extraction flawed restoration projects and a failure to respect tribal stewardship.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 1970.

Lake Canadohta Historical Society

WELCOME TO LAKE CANADOHTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY Relics of the Past Memories for the Future Mission Vision A reverence of and appreciation for our community must be passed on to our children and others by understanding our communitys historic heritage.

• Performing Arts

• 1971.

Art-in-the-Park Community Cultural Programs

TO PROVIDE LOW- TO NO-COST ARTS AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR ALL AGES, AND ORGANIZE WORKSHOPS, EXHIBITIONS, AND PERFORMANCES BY LOCAL AND VISITING ARTISTS AND EDUCATORS, CREATING NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOCAL ACCESS TO CONTEMPORARY AND HISTORICAL ARTS PROGRAMS THAT FOSTER COMMUNITY.