JDJ CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

We’re a NYC-based volunteer network for young urban professionals passionate about giving back.

• Football Clubs/Leagues

• 2459.

Glenwood Cougars Football and Cheerleading Organization

Youth football and cheerleading program for kids ages 5-14.

• Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club

• 2460.

Troy Newcomers Club

Troy Newcomers P. O. Box 103 Troy MI 48099 Home Why are we so great to be a part of.

• Women's Service Clubs

• 2461.

Junior League of Eau Claire Inc

JUNIOR LEAGUE OF EAU CLAIRE IS AN ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO PROMOTING VOLUNTARISM, DEVELOPING THE POTENTIAL OF WOMEN, AND IMPROVING COMMUNITIES THROUGH THE EFFECTIVE ACTION AND LEADERSHIP OF TRAINED VOLUNTEERS.

• Alumni Associations

• 2462.

Roanoke Rapids High School Alumni and Friends Association

To organize support for the restoration of the senior building, to foster the preservation of other structures and artifacts associated with Roanoke Rapids High school and promote a sense of community among alumni and friends.

• Public Foundations

• 2463.

DOG TAG BREWING FOUNDATION

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed to honoring and celebrating the lives and legacies of those military heroes who died in service to the nation Combat veteran run non-profit that partners with Gold Star Families to celebrate the lives of our nation's Fallen Warriors.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

• 2464.

Wright City Jr Wildcats

The Wright City Jr Wildcats' purpose is to promote and support the sport of youth wrestling for K-8t Jr Wildcats Wrestling The Wright City Jr Wildcats is a not for profit organization whose purpose is to promote and teach the sport of youth wrestling.

• Single Organization Support

• 2465.

Woodlands Football Booster Club Foundation

To raise funds to supplement the Woodlands High School Athletic Department and to provide scholarships to graduating seniors.

Lions of Illinois Endowment Fund

Our vision is to create a permanent vehicle for the delivery of programs and services for vision/hear Social Services Vision Services Camp Lions Helen Keller Addressing the Lions Convention in 1925 Helen Keller made a challenge that they become Knights of the Blind in the Crusade against Blindness.