• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

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Harvesting Capabilities Inc

HELPING THE DISABLED AND ELDERLY IN MIAMI COUNTY BY PROVIDING ALUMINUM RAMPS AND ADAPTIVE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TO THOSE WHO CANNOT AFFORD THEM.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

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Local Ecology and Agriculture Fremont

Local Ecology and Agriculture Fremont (LEAF) is a registered 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to regenerating the land using sustainable practices and inspiring our community to nurture the earth.

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Grow Churches Inc

Grow Churches is a non-profit organization to network churches who want to plant, connect, and grow t Together we start and Strengthen churches around the world Supporting church planters worldwide with practical tools and guidance so they can reach more people for Christ faster.

The Giving Grove

The Giving Grove helps communities grow sustainable, free food through neighborhood orchards that provide fresh produce, environmental benefits, and lasting food security.

• Christian

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Throwing Seeds Inc

To spread the gospel of Jesus Christ through meeting spiritual, physical and emotional needs of others.

Abundant Harvest Community Garden Outreach

Planting Seeds To Grow Food And Create Opportunity For People Contact Charles 7192015046 2025 Abundant Harvest Aquaponics Cultivating A Healthier Community Responsive design displayed on two lines of title Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet consectetur adipiscing elit sed do incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.

• Environmental Beautification

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Neighborhood Collaborative Community Gardens

NCCG is dedicated to enriching Camden City through community gardens, youth education, empowerment internerhips, farmers markets, urban revitilization, and sustainability efforts.

• Christian

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Impact Community

We help impact making couples plant impact making churches.

Keep Growing Detroit

Cultivating a food sovereign city. Keep Growing Detroit (KGD) is cultivating a food sovereign city where the majority of fruits and vegetables consumed by Detroiters are grown by residents within the city’s limits.