• Energy Resources Conservation & Development

• 2170.

Hydrogen Energy Center

Since its founding in September of 1994, the Hydrogen Energy Center has been a pubic outreach, demonstration, and discussion group, focused on hydrogen as a renewable energy carrier.

• Economic Development

• 2171.

Washington County Economic Development Corp

EDWC. Your Growth. Our Passion. Adding critical expertise and a proven platform for business growth you can't find anywhere else.

GROWTH PARTNERS ARIZONA

We offer loans and financial resources to nonprofits and small businesses in Arizona.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 2173.

Cypress Chapter Inc of the Izaak Walton League of America

102 years of conservation leadership. Mission: protect the nation's woods, waters and wildlife.

• Environmental Beautification

• 2174.

National Clean Cities Inc

Clean Cities & Communities Coalition. Designated in 1996, member @TEP_DC.

Southland Development Authority NFP

Through a single organization, businesses, residents, developers, investors, and others access the resources and networks to support their growth and prosperity The Southland Development Authority is a non-profit organization dedicated to economic growth THE SOUTHLAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (SDA) WAS LAUNCHED IN 2019 WITH A MISSION TO COLLABORATIVELY DESIGN AND SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPREHENSIVE, TRANSFORMATIVE, INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH IN COOK COUNTY'S SOUTH SUBURBS.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 2176.

HIGH SIERRA ENERGY FOUNDATION

A non-profit founded in 2005, the High Sierra Energy Foundation promotes the culture of energy efficiency and sustainability practices in Mono and Inyo counties in the Eastern Sierra.

• Community Foundations

• 2177.

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER ROME INC

Give Confidently Building a Better Rome Together Since 2015 weve connected purposeful people with meaningful projectsstrengthening our community through generosity and impact.

THE CONNECTICUT PROJECT ACTION

WANT CHANGE. THE TIME IS NOW. Join us in challenging the status quo and asking Isnt there a better way for Connecticut.