• Human Services - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 325.

Helping Appalachian Rural Peoples dba HARP Mission

We assist the elderly, veterans, disabled, victims of domestic violence, flood, fire and other disasters, and families with special situations.

FIVE VALLEYS LAND TRUST INC

Protecting the western Montana you love since 1972.

• Youth Centers and Clubs (includes Boys/Girls Clubs)- Multipurpose

• 327.

Mammoth Mountain Community Foundation Inc

We're a nonprofit that supports youth athletics and education in the Eastern Sierra Mammoth Mountain Community Foundation believes that opportunity and access to the Eastern Sierra should be open and inclusive to all.

• Health (General and Financing)

• 328.

Moving Mountains Ministries

Moving Mountains Ministry focuses on nurses and personal caregivers.

• Youth Development Programs

• 329.

Mountains for All

Outdoor recreation that connects and inspires all youth, building a foundation for a lifetime of active participation in the outdoors.

• Ambulatory Health Center, Community Clinic

• 330.

Mountain Park Health Center

MOUNTAIN PARK HEALTH CENTER WORKS WITH THE COMMUNITIES IT SERVES TO SUSTAIN AND IMPROVE HEALTH BY PROVIDING AFFORDABLE PRIMARY CARE TO THOSE WHO NEED IT MOST.

• History Museums

• 331.

Western Montana Railroad Historical Association

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose mission is to preserve and present (thru modeling) 1950-60's railroading.

• Other Art, Culture, Humanities Organizations/Services N.E.C.

• 332.

APPALACHIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

THE 54TH ANNUALAPPALACHIAN FESTIVAL May 10 and 11 2025Mothers Day Weekend Rain or ShineVillage of New Richmond OhioView Event Details ATTENDEES Plan your visit to the Appalachian Festival VOLUNTEERS Register to help out at the festival EXHIBITORS DEMONSTRATORS View guidelines and request a booth GRANT SEEKERS Apply for a grant to help support your organizations project or program About the Appalachian Festival Appalachian Festival Community New Announcement.

MOUNTAIN PLAY ASSOCIATION

Bringing Broadway to the top of Mount Tamalpais for over 100 years.