• Libraries, Library Science

• 2062.

Mifflin Community Library

THE MISSION OF THE MIFFLIN COMMUNITY LIBRARY IS TO CREATE AND PROMOTE FREE AND EQUAL ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE FOR OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH DYNAMIC MEDIA, TECHNOLOGY AND PROGRAMMING IN A SAFE, WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT.

• Museums & Museum Activities

• 2063.

Fort Dalles Museum

FDMAH Foundation The purpose of the Fort Dalles MuseumAnderson Homestead Foundation Inc.

• Unknown

• 2064.

Ohio Brotherhood of the Junglecock

Youth Anglers of Ohio Educating future generations about nature conservation and the sport of fishing.

• Arts, Cultural Organizations - Multipurpose

• 2065.

Family Heritage House Inc

An African American Gallery and Resource Center at State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 2066.

Enemy Swim Day School

Toka Nuwan Wayawa Tipi, an indigenous school of the Sisitunwan-Wahpetunwan Oyate, honors those who have come before by providing a safe environment, immersing cultural teachings, and inspiring learners to develop a foundation of critical thinking and social-emotional skills to be good relatives.

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

• 2067.

Kiwanis International Inc

HELPING THE CHILDREN OF THE WORLD KIDS NEED KIWANIS.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 2068.

Central Washington Home Builders Association Foundation

http://www. cwhba. org The Foundation is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code: To advance educational opportunities and technological innovation within the construction industry; To conduct research and disseminate information beneficial to the construction sector; and To support and fund community and educational initiatives that align with the construction industry.

Tallahassee Trust for Historic Preservation

Preservation. People. Community. Advancing historic preservation in Tallahassee and the surrounding areas.

• History Museums

• 2070.

Hastings Homestead Museum Incorporated

The Hastings Homestead Museum Illustrating over two centuries of occupancy by five generations of a prominent western Maine family the 1822 Hastings Homestead tells a story of change over time as members of the Hastings family enlarged and updated their house but left unchanged many furnishings and interior arrangements as reminders of the past.