• Homeless Services/Centers

• 2980.

ReSOURCE: A Nonprofit Community Enterprise Inc.

A Non-Profit Community Enterprise Empowering Vermonters through workforce development, poverty relief, and environmental stewardship Empowering individuals & strengthening Vermont communities through Workforce Development, Poverty Relief, and Environmental Stewardship.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 2981.

California Tow Truck Association

The California Tow Truck Association has been protecting the industry since 1969 "Protecting the CA Towing Industry" Founded in 1969, the California Tow Truck Association (CTTA) represents professional towing operators statewide.

• Protestant

• 2982.

Pivot Point Inc

RAISE FUNDS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE CENTERS IN THE US & ABROAD TO FURTHER THE PROCLAMATION OF THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST WHILE PROVIDING CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT & OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE TO HELP THEM BECOME BETTER GOD-FEARING CITIZENS.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 2983.

Associated Builders & Contractors of Iowa Trust

A non-profit construction trade association that fosters the principles of freedom of choice through the merit construction philosophy.

• Credit Unions

• 2984.

Alatrust Credit Union

At AlaTrust we are not just another credit union; we are your financial partner.

• Alcohol, Drug, and Substance Abuse, Dependency, Prevention & Treatment

• 2985.

Josephine County Intergroup Inc

Alcoholics Anonymous Josephine County Intergroup Serving the AA Groups of Grants Pass and surrounding areas Welcome Alcoholics Anonymous Josephine County Intergroup Central Office Information 432 NW 6th Street Room 202 Grants Pass Oregon 97526 541 4740782 Call Anytime.

Eastmoreland Neighborhood Association

Our files and archives can be found here: https://eastmorelandpdx.

• Government and Public Administration

• 2987.

OREGON ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY

Learn how Community Corrections works in Oregon.

OUR HAWAII ACTION AKA OUR HAWAII

Building a Hawai’i for all of us, that puts local people and kānaka 'oiwi first — not big money interests.