• Human Service Organizations

• 235.

Economic Opportunity Program Inc of Chemung County

TO PROVIDE SERVICES THAT CREATE POSITIVE CHANGE IN INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND OUR COMMUNITY; AND ENCOURAGES AND FACILITATES PARTCIPATION BY ALL PEOPLE WHO CAN HELP MAKE OUR VISION, A FUTURE WHERE ALL PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY LIVE WITH DIGNITY AND HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY AND ABILITY TO LIVE ECONOMICALLY PRODUCTIVE AND SATISFYING LIVES, A REALITY.

Economic Security Corporation of Southwest Area

To provide comprehensive services that instill hope and share opportunities to eliminate the conditions of poverty and help neighbors achieve self-sufficiency.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 237.

Florida High Tech Corridor Council Inc

The Florida High Tech Corridor is a force multiplier working to unleash the expotential of the 23-county region we represent by amplifying high-tech industries.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 238.

Outdoor Gear Builders

Cultivating, Connecting, and Supporting the Outdoor Industry in WNC To serve our member companies through education, training, networking, advocacy and promotion.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 239.

East Bay Leadership Council

Advocating for economic vitality and quality of life in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties.

• Hospice

• 240.

By the Bay Health

By the Bay Health works to enhance the quality of life for our patients, while supporting their families and caregivers.

• Employment Procurement Assistance and Job Training

• 241.

EASTERN CONNECTICUT WORKFORCE

EWIB oversees a network of workforce-related programs funded from a variety of sources including the operations of Eastern CT’s American Job Centers.

• Economic Development

• 242.

THE CENTER FOR REGIONAL STRATEGIES INC

The Center for Regional Strategies CRS Builds Collaborative Economic Growth Models.

PROVIDENCE WORKING WATERFRONT ALLIANCE

Home City of Providence Adopts Strong Zoning Protections for Providences Working Waterfront and Industrial Businesses August 6 2014 Update After years of working to educate city and state leaders about the importance of Providences working waterfront and nearby industrial businesses the Providence Working Working Waterfront Alliance thanks Mayor Angel Taveras City Council President Michael Solomon and the members of the City Council for adopting strong industrial zoning to protect the good paying blue collar jobs and critical resources our area provides to the city state and wider region.