FRIENDS OF GREENWICH POINT

A non-profit organization that works towards the conservation, education and recreation of Greenwich Our mission is to act as an advocate for Greenwich Point.

Npip Association

The Npip Association provides risk management resources to non profit organizations to ensure the availability of stable and affordable protection for the nonprofit sector we shall accomplish this through effective risk control, education and best practices For nonprofitsby nonprofits NPIPs goal is to provide resources for members to help control the risks they face daily while simultaneously taking control of their insurance future.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 2820.

Anchor Building Fund Inc

A non-profit organization that receives voluntary contributions to maintain and further support the Town of Hempstead's Camp A.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 2821.

FRIENDS OF HUNTING ISLAND STATE PARK

A non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, enhancing and enriching the natural resources and conservation of South Carolina’s #1 State Park To join Friends of Hunting Island, or donate to our cause, go to www.

• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 2822.

Deer Park Neighborhood Association Inc

Monthly Neighborhood Association Meetings1st Tuesday of every Month 7 pm at Bardstown Road Presbyterian Church Open to All.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 2823.

Green Fund Initiative Inc

GFI fosters community resilience amid climate challenges, conserving ecosystems, protecting birds and wildlife for future generations We are a US-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit, dedicated to fostering community resilience and vitality amid climate change challenges.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 2824.

Friends of Stoner Creek Inc

Our organization is dedicated to improving one of Bourbon Countys most valuable natural resources the Stoner Creek watershed.

• Environmental Quality Protection and Beautification N.E.C.

• 2825.

Community Native Planting Project Inc

Our mission is to • create healthier green spaces • increase biodiversity • strengthen the food web • restore ecological balance • aid with stormwater management, and • combat climate change thru the addition of native plants and reduction of invasive and nonnative plant species in our communities.

• Energy Resources Conservation & Development

• 2826.

Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation

Effective December 2024 the Illinois Clean EnergyCommunity Foundation Has Ceased Operations Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation Founded in 1999 through an amendment to the Illinois Public Utilities Act the Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation the Foundation provided support to projects that improved energy efficiency and preserved or enhanced natural habitats and wildlife areas throughout the State of Illinois.