• Economic Development

• 388.

Emerald Corporate Center Economic Development Corporation

This is the official Twitter account of the Sullivan County, NY Government.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 389.

Door County Board of Realtors Inc

THE DOOR COUNTY BOARD OF REALTORS STRIVES TO BE THE PROVIDER OF LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONALISM FOR ITS MEMBERS, WHILE PROVIDING A HIGH LEVEL OF SERVICE TO THEM BY UTILIZING EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY.

• Senior Centers/Services

• 390.

Council On Aging of Cleveland County Inc

AGING SERVICES TO SENIOR CITIZENS, SENIOR CENTER OPERATIONS, SENIOR TRIPS, SENIOR HEALTH PROMOTIONS, NUTRITIONAL PROGRAMS, EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE, AND NUMEROUS SENIOR ACTIVITIES.

• Food Banks, Food Pantries

• 391.

Smith Chapel Food and Clothing Mission

Providing groceries to needy families of Hocking County Ohio Smith Chapel Food Clothing Mission Serving the Needs of Hocking County Smith Chapel Food Clothing Mission Serving the Needs of Hocking County Park Register Self Load Pantry Services For Hocking County Residents Location 1333 East Front Street Logan Ohio 43138 Phone 7403806132 Email smithchapelfcmgmail.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 392.

West San Gabriel Valley Realtors

West San Gabriel Valley REALTORS (WSGVR) has been established since 1922.

• Senior Continuing Care Communities

• 393.

Congregational Homes

The Gardens is a Life Care community located in the picturesque 31-acre campus in the college towns of Claremont and Pomona, California.

COMMUNITY HOME TRUST

Community Home Trust seeks to strengthen our community with permanently affordable housing opportunities.

Building Industry Association of Clark County

Building Industry Association of Clark County is the 5th largest trade association on the West Coast BIA of Clark County is a trade association representing interests of businesses involved in development and construction.

• Museums & Museum Activities

• 396.

Oaks House Museum Corporation

The mission of The Oaks House Museum Corporation is to preserve and interpret the circa 1853 Oaks House, its collection, and grounds, to depict the life of a middle-class family on a mid-19th-century urban farmstead through the story of four-term Jackson mayor James Hervey Boyd, his wife Eliza Ellis Boyd, and their family, focusing on the years 1853 to 1863.