• Economic Development

• 2584.

Woodland Financial Partners Inc

IMPROVING THE SOCIAL AND/OR ECONOMIC CONDITIONS OF UNDERSERVED PEOPLE, INCLUDING LOW-INCOME PERSONS WHO LACK ADEQUATE ACCESS TO CAPITAL AND/OR FINANCIAL SERVICES AND/OR RESIDENTS OF ECONOMICALLY DISTRESSED COMMUNITITES.

• Human Service Organizations

• 2585.

Tech Alliance of Central Oregon

BendTECH is a coworking space for startups, technology professionals and remote workers in Bend, Oregon.

• Education N.E.C.

• 2586.

Cabec Advantage

The purpose of CABEC is to further technical expertise and ethics throughcertification; to foster professional development through training, information,and peer exchange/networking; to represent and enhance the stature of its membersto the California Energy Commission and other political entities; and to encourageenergy efficiency and regulatory compliance throughout the energy consulting industry.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 2587.

Central Maine Human Resources Association

Our Mission: We provide leadership, connections, education and resources to Maine employers to promote diversity in the workplace Welcome to the Central Maine Human Resources Association.

Northwest Indian College Foundation

We are dedicated to raising funds to help Northwest Indian College offer our native students more ed The Lummi value of “lengesot” means that we take care of ourselves, watch out for ourselves, and love and take care of one another.

• Golf (Country Clubs, use N50)

• 2589.

Valley View Golf Club

Las Vegas Valley View Golf Club The Valley View Golf Club was organized by 15 individuals in February 1955 in southern Nevada.

San Francisco Security Traders Association Inc

SFSTA IS A PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR THOSE IN THE SECURITIES INDUSTRY.

GREAT LAKES FABRICATORS AND

We promote Steel Construction Union Craftspeople Since 1938 GLFEA has been a vocal advocate of the steel construction industry in Michigan.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 2592.

TEGE EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS COUNCIL

Our Mission The TEGE Exempt Organizations Council was formed to i open and maintain lines of communication between the Tax Exempt Government Entities Division of the IRS and the practitioner community ii provide the TEGE Division with the thinking of the practitioner community on procedural and systemic matters iii provide practitioners a forum to share their concerns with the IRS regarding both policies and specific tax issues and procedures and iv educate the practitioner community and the exempt organizations community.