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

• 3520.

Apume Inc

EDUCATION AMONG MIDDLE EASTERNERS IN MUTUAL RESPECT, ETHNIC AND RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE, AND NON-VIOLENCE TO CREATE A FOUNDATION FOR PEACE AMONG ISRAELIS, PALESTINIANS AND THE PEOPLES OF NEIGHBORING ARAB STATES.

• Heart and Circulatory System

• 3521.

Healing Hearts Foundation

Products and Services Products and services are counseling through donated time from professional counseling centers with a caring staff.

• Thrift Shops

• 3522.

Peaces Institute for Leadership & Advocacy

The PEACES Collective is a group of local makers who use art and creativity to build community.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 3523.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT OF ROWAN COUNTY

Rowan Helping Ministries. Putting God's Love into Action.

Hope Community Outreach Ministries Inc

Hope Community Outreach works to build social capital by meeting the needs of senior citizens and local working families who are struggling to make ends meet in low income and rural areas.

Rock On Society

🤘⚡️ Promote stroke and cardiac awareness, prevention, and fundraising for patients through community, collaboration, and connections.

Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge Inc

The mission of the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge is to foster the creative capacity and vibrancy of the Capital Region through advocacy, resources, and education.

• Christian

• 3527.

Proclaim Ministries

Proclaim Ministries' Mission: To support ministry opportunities through missionaries and missionary organizations who serve unreached peoples, plant churches, and serve the orphans and widows fulfilling the Great Commission with God’s love.

WINCHESTER NEWS GROUP INC

Featured Winchester girls softball begins season with heartbreaking extra innings loss to host Wilmington Winchester Chamber of Commerce debuts successful first health and wellness fair Converse Place development back on Winchester Planning Board agenda for April 15 A development at 10 Converse Place will be back on the Winchester Planning Boards agenda on April 15 after concerned residents took to social media to urge the board to continue the discussion.