• Business, Youth Development

• 3061.

Foundation for Junior Achievement

Empowering kids to believe in themselves, start businesses and create jobs through entrepreneurship education Junior Achievement of Lincoln empowers young people to own their economic success.

SOCIETY FOR PRESERVATION & ENCOURMT OF BARBERSHOP QUARTET SINGING AMER

Celebrating the unlimited power of the human voice and enriching lives through vocal harmony in the greater D.

• Visual Arts Organizations

• 3063.

Kansas City Regional Quilt Festival Inc

KCRQF HAS 14 REGIONAL QUILT GUILDS AS CORPORATE MEMBERS WHO, THROUGH THEIR VOLUNTEERS, PLAN AND EXECUTE A CONFERENCE EVERY OTHER YEAR.

• Safety Education

• 3064.

North Dakota Safety Council

We are your safety training experts. The NDSC is dedicated to preventing injuries and saving lives.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 3065.

Design-Ed Coalition A NJ Nonprofit Corporation

We bring educators, designers and industry together to shape the future of preK-16 education.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 3066.

Keizer Youth Baskeball

KYBA develops an interest in and a working knowledge of the game of basketball and to provide a recreational and tournament environment for these players.

• Youth Development Programs

• 3067.

Reaching for the Stars Foundation

TO ENCHANCE LIFE SKILLS FOR OPPORTUNITY YOUTH THROUGHOUT THE GREATER NEW ORLEANS AREA.

• Humanities Organizations

• 3068.

Women Writing the West

Women Writing the West is an organization of writers and other professionals who write and promote writing about the West with emphasis on the experiences of we Women Writing the West® is a non-profit association of writers and other professionals writing and promoting the Women's West.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 3069.

Everybody Is Litt Academy

Sign up for our monthly newsletter. Learn More About Gallery Resources Events Contact More AfterSchool Literacy Program Welcome to Everybody is LITT Academy In order for our children to succeed we have to make sure that the change that is owed to them begins in the classroom.