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

• 3268.

New Britain Police Athletic League Inc

The New Britain Police Athletic League “PAL” is a non-profit youth organization in New Britain CT.

• Community Recreational Centers

• 3269.

Unit 323 Recreation Association

PROMOTION OF ANY RECREATION DEEMED HELPFUL FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THE CHILDREN WISHING TO PARTICIPATE AND WHO RESIDE IN THE DUNLAP, ILLINOIS CONSOLIDATED UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT #323 Dunlap Recreation Association The Dunlap Recreation Association Dunlap Rec.

• Interdisciplinary Research

• 3270.

Alliance Marc and Eva Stern Math and Science School

A nonprofit public charter school network, operating 26 high-performing, tuition-free middle and high schools in LA serving nearly 13,000 scholars.

Playersnext Foundation for Kids, Inc.

PLAYERSNEXT, a 501(c)3 organization, is dedicated to transforming the youth sports experience while generating sustainable resources for school athletics.

• Religious Leadership, Youth Development

• 3272.

Sports Leadership Ministries

SPORTS LEADERSHIP MINISTRIES (SLM) WITH A GUIDING PRINCIPLE OF CHRIST ABOVE SELF, WILL IMPACT YOUTH, THEIR PARENTS, AND LEADERS TO LIVE A CHRIST-CENTERED LIFE THROUGH SPORTS AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT.

• Military/Veterans' Organizations

• 3273.

Redhorse Association

About RED HORSE and Prime BEEF Association Originally established as the RED HORSE Association in 2001 with Prime BEEF only being added a few years ago.

• Fishing and Hunting Clubs

• 3274.

Boulder Fish and Game Inc

The Boulder Fish and Game Club Learn More A Part of Boulder Since 1908 Since its creation as a wing of the Boulder Chamber of Commerce in 1908 the Boulder Fish and Game Club has dedicated themselves to making Boulder a sportsmans paradise.

• Youth Development Programs

• 3275.

Village Student-Athlete Academy

Mission: “It’s all about M. E. E. ” MENTORING.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 3276.

MOHAWK ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION INC

Founded in 1990 by parents of Mohawk athletes who were concerned that without outside financial help, athletics at Mohawk would cease to exist.