• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 415.

Pinchot Partners

WORKING ON COMMON GROUND in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest watershed health | local jobs | sustainable recreation Pinchot Partners home about news events resources DONATE More For more than 20 yearsthe Pinchot Partners have provided a safe and open forum for people with diverse views and values to come together in good faith to collaborate on restoration projects on the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

• Wildlife Preservation/ Protection

• 416.

Collier County Audubon Foundation Inc

Audubon Western Everglades (AWE) is an independent, nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting Southwest Florida’s natural resources and wildlife through advocacy, education, and community science.

• Single Organization Support

• 417.

Marshwood Education Foundation

Welcome The Marshwood Education Foundation was formed in 2009 to support innovation and excellence in our public school system.

• Forest Conservation

• 418.

Wildwest Institute

Protecting and restoring forests, wildlands, watersheds, and wildlife in the American West.

Fay Rural Community Foundation

Our mission is to support America’s rural communities by providing resources and opportunities that focus on healthcare, education, and youth initiatives.

• Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis

• 420.

Home Range Wildlife Research

To advance wildlife conservation by conducting high-quality research educating aspiring biologists and engaging local communities.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 421.

Heights Tree People Inc

Now accepting Spring 2025 planting requests We plant frontyard trees For Free in the Heights.

• Single Organization Support

• 422.

Lawton Community Foundation Affilated Fund of the Okc City Com

OCCF works to create an impact in our community by partnering with donors and other organizations.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 423.

HEADWATERS ECONOMICS INC

Americas urban wildfire crisis More than 1100 communities at risk More than 1100 communities in 32 states face similar risks to Los Angeles and other places with recent urban wildfires highlighting the urgent need for wildfireresistant homes and neighborhoods.