• Libraries, Library Science

• 415.

Maine Philanthropy Center

The Maine Philanthropy Center connects, strengthens, and aligns a vital, dynamic network of funders, nonprofits, and community organizations, resulting in more effective philanthropy for all of Maine.

• Other Housing Support Services

• 416.

SW Texas Housing Service Res Inc

TO PROMOTE THE OPERATION, PROVISION, FINANCING AND DEVELOPMENT OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR LOW AND MODERATE INCOME RESIDENTS, INCLUDING BY (BUT NOT LIMITED TO) THE PROVISION OF SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO FAMILIES OF LOW AND MODERATE INCOME RESIDING IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMMUNITIES.

• Single Organization Support

• 417.

St Davids Community Health Foundation Holdings

Advancing health equity in Central Texas.

• Economic Development

• 418.

Texas Economic Development Corporation

THE TEXAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION IS AN INDEPENDENTLY FUNDED AND OPERATED 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION RESPONSIBLE FOR MARKETING AND PROMOTING TEXAS AS A PREMIER BUSINESS LOCATION.

• Business, Youth Development

• 419.

Junior Achievement of Seouteast Texas Endowment Fund Inc

Junior Achievement of Southeast Texas, Inc.

• Public Foundations

• 420.

Houston Texas Exes Inc

The alumni association of The University of Texas at Austin, serving 120,000 members and more than 580,000 @UTAustin alumni.

• Single Parent Agencies/Services

• 421.

Make Ends Meet of Setx

Make Ends Meet of SETX is a non-profit organization created to support single-parent families.

TEXAS TREES FOUNDATION

Texas Trees Foundation is committed to creating healthy communities through tree planting, education, and research.

• Community Coalitions

• 423.

HEART OF TEXAS DEFENSE ALLIANCE

Home Board of Directors Welcome to Central Texas Transitioning Veterans Inventory Items of Interest JLUS Strategic Plan Strategic Goals Contact Us We are Proud Members of The Heart of Texas Defense Alliance HOTDA is a regional 3 counties7 cities nonprofit 501C6 Municipally funded corporation formed in February 2003 in response to an expressed need by the communities of central Texas most affected by the activities of Fort Cavazos.