Valley United Way

Serving Ansonia, Derby, Oxford, Seymour & Shelton CT to improve lives through philanthropy, volunteerism, and collaboration Instagram & Facebook: @ValleyUW We are the United Way supporting the towns of Ansonia, Derby, Seymour, Shelton, and Oxford Connecticut Campaign Harvest House always open Our online giving platform is always open.

NEW YORK STATE PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION

Promoting and protecting the public's health through professional development, networking, advocacy, and education.

• Agricultural Programs

• 3873.

World Farmers

World Farmers is a non-profit organization that provides farmers assistance in sustainable production and marketing practices for their crops.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 3874.

Waste Not of Yamhill County

Stop the Dump Coalition Stop the Dump Coalition Stop the Dump Expansion Stop the Dump Coalition working today to change tomorrow.

• Environmental Education and Outdoor Survival Programs

• 3875.

Devries Nature Conservancy

www. devriesnature. org. DNC's 4+ miles of trails take visitors through 136 acres of farmland.

Community Services Inc of Ocean County

Non-profit charity that creates and implements social and nutritional programs to enhance the lives We are driven by a passionate belief that senior citizens deserve to lead happy, healthy and above all, meaningful lives.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 3877.

Lloyd K Johnson Foundation

The mission of the Lloyd K. Johnson Foundation is to enhance educational opportunities in Cook County and to significantly improve the quality of life in the North Shore communities of Cook, Lake and southern St.

ALLIANCE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

Our Mission is to empower people to make healthier and more sustainable choices in the renovation and Empowering people to make healthier and more sustainable choices in the renovation and construction of the places we live.

• Community Foundations

• 3879.

Orun Field and Family Farm Foundation Inc

Our vision is a world where vulnerable communities and people of Afrikan descent develop ancestral skills and reap the benefits of reconnecting with the land for healing, sustenance, and collective food sovereignty.