• Private Independent Foundations

• 2827.

Tr Uw Helen F Kimball C/O Loring Wolcott & Coolidge Off

Application GuidelinesApplications accepted June 1st through March 1st The Moses Kimball Fund Trustees emphasize grants to organizations hich either provide jobs to minorities and disadvantaged members of the Greater Boston community or links beteen educational organizations and the needy members of the adjacent communities.

• Rape Victim Services

• 2828.

VICTIMS SERVICES CENTER OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY INC

Free help for victims of crime and their loved ones.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 2829.

Lafayette Foster & Adoptive Support

We are a 501c3 Non-profit organization serving foster and adoptive families throughout Lafayette County and surrounding counties.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 2830.

National Association of Letter Carriers

Membership Organization NALC Branch 725S.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 2831.

Springfield Chapter American Institute of Architects

Through its national, state and local components, the AIA provides its members with a framework for Promote the value of architecture to the public, serving its membersthereby advancing their value, and improving the quality of the buildenvironment.

• Legal Services

• 2832.

South Carolina Defense Trial Attorneys Association

TO EDUCATE AND BENEFIT THE PROFESSION OF TRIAL ATTORNEYS IN SOUTH CAROLINA SCDTAA Launches Solace Program SCDTAA creates Emerging Leaders Program.

• Military/Veterans' Organizations

• 2833.

American Legion

To provide for the needs of our Military veterans and their families.

ALCOHOL & DRUG ABUSE COUNCIL

ADACCV’s residential treatment program is one of the most affordable in Texas and has a higher succes immediate help for alcohol drug addiction disorders we provide detox intensive residential outpatient treatment Get help now.

• Law Enforcement Agencies (Police Departments)

• 2835.

INTERNATIONAL POLICE WORK DOG ASSOCIATION INCORPOR

WELCOME TO International Police Work Dog Association We incorporated as the Indiana Police Work Dog Association and when the membership grew to 500 members from throughout the United States the membership decided to rename the organization the International Police Work Dog Association.