The Arc of the Quad Cities Area

Working in partnership with the community, serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the Quad Cities Area for over 60 years.

• Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club

• 3800.

Maple Village Country Club Inc

PROVIDE SWIMMING LESSONS AND GENERAL SWIMMING TIME TO MEMBERS WHO WANT TO LEARN HOW TO SWIM AND ENJOY THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF SWIMMING.

• County/Street/Civic/Multi-Arts Fairs and Festivals

• 3801.

Vallejo Parade Association

Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 9:00am - 4:00pm Friday: by appointment only http://www.

• Single Organization Support

• 3802.

Guild for Exceptional Children Holding CO Inc

GEC serves 500+ individuals and family members each day and provides a full range of services and supports to children and adults with developmental disabilities.

Thurston Woods Village Inc

Thurston Woods Village Mission: Inspired by our Faith, we are committed to the well-being of all and nurturing a culture that brings hope and a sense of community.

• Senior Citizens' Housing, Retirement Communities

• 3804.

Woodside Village Vi Inc

PROVIDE AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR ELDERLY AND DISABLED Providing Affordable Rental Housing and Quality of Life Services on Marthas Vineyard Offering Homes For for the Low Income Elderly and Disabled Island Elderly Housing offers 165 apartments for the very low low and moderateincome elderly and disabled across four campuses in Vineyard Haven and Oak Bluffs on Marthas Vineyard.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 3805.

CAPITAL AREA ASSET BUILDING

About Us DC Opportunity Accounts News Contact Us More Closing a Quarter Century of Service CAAB Ceases Program Operations December 2024 For 25 years CAAB has been unwavering in its mission to support individuals and families in achieving economic mobility.

Rolling Hills Community Association of

Hours Monday Thursday 730 445 Friday 730 1200 Phone 310 544 6222 ROLLING HILLS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Est.

• Public Housing

• 3807.

TODCOYBC 5 INC

Working to assure that the poor, disadvantaged and working people of San Francisco’s SoMa are always benefited rather than displaced by renewal.