• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 2809.

Free Gift of Living Water

FREE GIFT OF LIVING WATER Take and drink the free Gift of Living Water Join The Community Come and be part of a community overflowing with living water love life and light.

The Resource Center for Community Action Inc

The Resource Center for Community Action, founded in 2006 by community volunteers who graciously give back to the community, provide services and programs.

• Community Foundations

• 2811.

Hudson Community Foundation

HCF is an independent public charity whose mission is to preserve and enhance the quality of life for all citizens of Hudson, Ohio, now and for generations to c HCF is an independent public charity whose mission is to Enhance the overall quality of life in Hudson by increasing charitable giving, educating and connecting donors to community needs and leading on community issues.

• Housing Development, Construction, Management

• 2812.

Topeka Habitat for Humanity Inc

Topeka Habitat for Humanity builds homes, hope and communities.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 2813.

Mainspring Conservation Trust, Inc

Conserving the Southern Blue Ridge’s most important forests, farms, waters and cultural heritage places.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 2814.

The Unity Council

Our mission is to inspire social equity and help build vibrant communities in which everyone can thrive, learn, and strive for a higher quality of life.

• Public Transportation Systems and Services

• 2815.

Connect San Antonio

Facilitating San Antonio's Smart City Journey.

• Housing Owners, Renters Organizations

• 2816.

Doheny Sunset Plaza Neighborhood Assoc

Building community and advocating for residents of the hills above Sunset Strip Safety serenity stability Help us build a connected community OUR MISSION The Doheny Sunset Plaza Neighborhood Association DSPNA advocates for the interests of residents and property owners in our designated area.

• Public Housing

• 2817.

TODCOYBC 5 INC

Working to assure that the poor, disadvantaged and working people of San Francisco’s SoMa are always benefited rather than displaced by renewal.