• Economic Development

• 2152.

Greater Haverhill Foundation Incorporated

Creating equitable economic development across the Merrimack Valley region & Massachusetts.

• Community Mental Health Center

• 2153.

Scioto Paint Valley Mental Health Center Inc

We are a group of treatment centers that serve residents of Ross, Fayette, Highland, Pike, & Pickaway Counties.

• Agricultural Programs

• 2154.

Hillsboro Farmers Markets Inc

Where Farm Fresh Meets Community. Hillsboro Farmers Markets creates community gathering-places for people to buy local produce and products.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 2155.

Upper Rung Center

501 (c)3. We provide job readiness training and financial literacy to the unemployed, under employed, veterans, intellectually disabled adults and ex-offenders.

• Economic Development

• 2156.

Aurora Economic Development Council Inc

THE AURORA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL IS A PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP DEDICATED TO ENHANCING THE ECONOMIC STRENGTH OF THE CITY OF AURORA BY RECRUITING NEW PRIMARY EMPLOYERS, RETAINING EXISTING PRIMARY EMPLOYERS, AND ASSISTING CURRENT PRIMARY EMPLOYERS TO EXPAND IN THE CITY.

Lebanon Area Habitat for Humanity

Improving housing stability and retention for Oregonians since 1993.

• Unknown

• 2158.

Willamette Corridor Association

Welcome ENJOYMENT Theres no doubt about it.

• Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis

• 2159.

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