• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 4168.

National Icelandic Sheepdog Rescue Alliance

National Icelandic Sheepdog Rescue Alliance Finding loving forever homes for Icelandic Sheepdogs in need Preserving and Protecting the Legacy of Icelandic Sheepdogs At the National Icelandic Sheepdog Rescue Alliance our mission transcends mere canine care its a commitment to preserving a legacy.

• Animal Related Activities N.E.C.

• 4169.

Rescue Inn

Welcome to The Rescue Inn where we provide a safe haven for dogs.

PINEY CREEK WATERSHED ASSOCIATION INC

Our mission is to preserve, protect and improve the waters within the Piney Creek Watershed.

• Single Organization Support

• 4171.

Friends of Seminole County Parks and Preservation Foundation Inc

People Activities Recreation Conservation Seminole Welcome The PARCS Foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports the parks trails natural lands and recreational facilities of Seminole County Florida.

• Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)

• 4172.

EQUINE ASSISTANCE PROJECT INC

Equine Assistance Project, Inc. is located in Petaluma, CA Rescue, Rehab and Sanctuary It is the mission of the Equine Assistance Project to rescue horses in at risk situations, as well as aid and assist horse owners find alternatives to auctions and slaughter.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 4173.

SustainEnergyFinance

Transform our communities with accessible, equitable, and creative financial solutions that build a clean energy economy.

• Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)

• 4174.

We Saved A Puppy Animal Rescue

Hi my name is Brian, and I'm the founder of the Non Profit Organization https://t.

Renown Transitional Care Services

Renown Health is northern Nevada's largest not-for-profit integrated health network.

• Human Service Organizations

• 4176.

MONTANA WOUNDED WARRIORS

Montana Wounded Warriors Montana Wounded Warriors Montana Hunting and Fishing Trips for Wounded Veterans in Montana Warriors Helping Each Other Heal The veterans have told us that the most important aspect of these trips other than the outdoor opportunity itself is the chance to get together with other wounded veterans and talk about what they went through in the field of combat how they are coping with their wounds and how they are attempting to transition back into civilian lifein other words its part of their healing process.