• Fishing and Hunting Clubs

• 2818.

Butler City Hunting and Fishing Club

The Club is formed for the purpose of: Uniting and binding together those interested in hunting, fis TO PROVIDE A COMMUNITY FACILITY TO PROMOTE HUNTING AND FISHING BUTLER CITY HUNTING FISHING CLUB Home Contact Us Pictures Officers and Directors Leagues Facilities and Club Rules Membership Application More March Shooting Hours 800 AM 630 PM 2025membership card are required to use the ranges.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 2819.

Lakeshore Conservation Club Inc

The Handgun and Rifle ranges are open year-round for members.

• Adult, Continuing Ed

• 2820.

Clark County Literacy Coalition

TO INCREASE THE LITERACY LEVELS OF THE RESIDENTS OF CLARK AND SURROUNDING COUNTIES.

• History Museums

• 2821.

Plumas County Museum Association

The Plumas County Museum collects, interprets, and shares the rich social and cultural history and heritage of Plumas County and its natural environs.

412 Food Rescue, Inc.

Food belongs to people, not landfills.

• History Museums

• 2823.

Pawnee County Historical Society

OCW’s mission is to promote efficient production of beef, educate consumers on the nutritional value of beef, and communicate goodwill within the community Hours Tuesday thru Fri 10am4pm CLOSED Sundays Mondays and Saturdays All staff members keeping the museum open have had the COVID19 Vaccines boosters to keep themselves and our guests healthy.

• Public Foundations

• 2824.

Loyalsock Foundation

The Summit will be a multi-generational, regional wellness & cultural community center.

• Livestock Breeding, Development, Management

• 2825.

Hookbill Hobbyists of Southern California

Home Hookbill Hobbyists of Southern California Meetings are held on the second Sunday of each Month at 630pm Next Meeting Sunday February 14 2016 630 pm At Mite Bingo Hall El Cajon CA Meetings held at 1365 N.

HOPKINTON HARVEST INC

The mission of the Hopkinton Farmers Market is to provide a venue for local farmers, artisans and handcrafters to sell their products, improve nutrition by providing greater access to fresh local produce, educate residents about nutrition and sustainable agriculture and to build community while contributing to a vibrant town center in downtown Hopkinton.