• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4258.

Ducks Unlimited, Inc.-SMITHVILLE CHAPTER

• World's leader in wetlands conservation • Over 19 million acres conserved • The Official Account of Ducks Unlimited Inc.

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

• 4259.

Safe House Animal Rescue League NFP

For the homeless, abused, or neglected cats of the Illinois Valley area.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 4260.

Ducks Unlimited, Inc.-WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY

• World's leader in wetlands conservation • Over 19 million acres conserved • The Official Account of Ducks Unlimited Inc.

Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project

The Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project is dedicated to bringing back wolves and restoring ecological health in the Grand Canyon region.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 4262.

Ducks Unlimited, Inc.-COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON

• World's leader in wetlands conservation • Over 19 million acres conserved • The Official Account of Ducks Unlimited Inc.

• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 4263.

Audubon Riverside Neighborhood Association

ARNA works towards building and strengthening the Audubon Riverside neighborhood.

• Housing Development, Construction, Management

• 4264.

Habitat for Humanity Mid-Yellowstone Valley

Our mission: Seeking to put God's love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope.

• Homeless Services/Centers

• 4265.

Positively Influencing the Community With Heart

A 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to alleviating hardships of housing insecurity and food insecurities by meeting immediate needs of Midlands residents .

Wildagain Wildlife Rehabilitation, Inc.

WildAgain's mission includes conducting extensive research on substitute milk formulas and products used with orphaned wildlife; providing assistance to injured, orphaned and distressed wildlife for return to the wild; conducting hands-on training, research and tools for wildlife rehabilitators around North America, including strategies and techniques for recruiting new rehabilitators; educating the public on humanely resolving human/wildlife conflicts; and working with local, state, and federal wildlife agencies on wildlife rehabilitation regulations.