• Named Trusts/Foundations N.E.C.

• 271.

Hebron Fund Inc

The Tomb of the Patriarchs - resting place of the founding fathers & mothers of the Bible.

Woodland Cemetery Association

Woodland Cemetery is an active cemetery founded in 1849 in Delhi, NY.

• Cemeteries and Burial Services

• 273.

Fairview Cemetery Association

burial of human remains & eremains Fairview Cemetery Association Fairview Cemetery Association Continuing a tradition Located in Wahpeton North Dakota Fairview Cemetery and Memorial Gardens are nondenominational and offer a full range of services including lots crypts niches markers and monuments.

ASSOCIATION FOR THE PRESERVATION OF HISTORIC CONGRESSIONAL CEMETERY

Still an active cemetery with plots available, Congressional Cemetery has been owned by Christ Church since 1807 and has been operated by the nonprofit Historic Congressional Cemetery since 1976.

• Public Housing

• 275.

Carolina Christian Village Homes Inc

ANCHOR - Affordable North Carolina Housing ORganization - provides safe, affordable housing for low- to moderate-income individuals across NC.

• Women's Service Clubs

• 276.

National Council of Jewish Women Incorporated

NCJW champions the needs of women, children, and families — while courageously taking a progressive stance on such issues as child welfare, women’s rights, and reproductive freedom.

Endowment Care Fund of Park Lawn Cemetery

THE ENDOWMENT CARE TRUST FUND OF PARK LAWN CEMETERY (THE FUND) WAS ORGANIZED BY PARK LAWN CEMETARY TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS FROM THE PROCEEDS OF SALES OF INTERNMENT RIGHTS IN CEMETERY PROPERTY AND TO MAINTAIN SUCH FUNDS FOR THE CARE, MAINTENANCE, (CONTINUED ON SCH.

Jewish Community Center of Charleston SC 1645 Wallenberg Blvd

THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF CHARLESTON IS A NONPROFIT FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE JEWISH COMMUNITY IN THE CHARLESTON AREA.

• Philanthropy/Charity/ Voluntarism Promotion (General)

• 279.

Congolese Community of the Piedmont Triad & Surrounding

Welcome to COCOMPTS About Us Our Mission Support the Integration of Congolese Immigrants and Preservation of Congolese heritage Our history In 1997 the first Congolese immigrants and Refugees who resettled in Greensboro NC got together and decided to form what was then called the Congolese Community at Greensboro to provide support for each other and hold activities that preserved and reinforced their cultural ties.