• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 307.

Open Gait Therapeutic Riding Center

Recreation at Florida’s 175 state parks, trails and historic sites.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 308.

Downing Park Planning Committee Inc

Historic Urban Lanscape Park designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux Act as an advocate for the preservation of Newburgh’s aesthetically and historically significant landmark, Downing Park, which is part of the City’s East End Historic District.

• Other Youth Development N.E.C.

• 309.

FRIENDS OF THE ANIMAL SHELTER IN HANCOCK COUNTY

The mission of Friends of the Animal Shelter in Hancock County is to mobilize the community to: Support the animal shelter; Facilitate the spay and neuter of dogs and cats, and; Improve the general health and welfare of the animals of Hancock County, MS.

• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 310.

Arboretum Neighborhood Association

Arboretum Neighborhood Association Welcome to the Arboretum Neighborhood This area has a rich history beginning with effigy mound builders who inhabited the land 1000 years ago.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 311.

Friends of Grandmothers Garden Inc

Welcome to Grandmothers’ Garden in Chauncey Allen Park, Westfield, MA.

• Single Organization Support

• 312.

Friends of the Knox County Public Library

Friends of the Knox County Public Library is dedicated to fostering a love of libraries, books, and reading in Knox County through community outreach, advocacy, and support of the Knox County Public Library and staff.

• Single Organization Support

• 313.

Friends of the Hammock of Dunedin Inc

The Friends of the Hammock is a non-profit group created in 1995 to support education, beautification, management and charitable programs in Hammock Park.

• Public Foundations

• 314.

Friends of the Oakley Plantation Inc

To support and auxiliary to The Audubon State Historic Site The Friends of Oakleywelcomes you.

OLD MEETING HOUSE OF FRANCESTOWN INC

Beauty and History in the Heart of a New England Village In 1772 settlers in southern NH voted to form a new town.