• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 4339.

Northwest Association Ofenvironmental Professionals Inc

NWAEP is an official chapter of the National Association of Environmental Professionals (NAEP) that offers professional development for environmental professionals in Washington and Oregon.

Pocono Chamber of Commerce

We face relevant business issues, support economic growth, and advocate for local businesses.

• Vocational Technical

• 4341.

Social Enterprise and Training Center

Assisting young people in transforming their lives and their communities through training, community mobilization, and sustainable wage jobs.

• Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis

• 4342.

Defense Energy Center of Excellence

MANAGE OTHER TRANSACTION AUTHORITY (OTA)'S WHICH ARE SPECIAL ACQUISITION VEHICLES THAT ALLOW GOVERNMENT ENTITIES, SPECIFICALLY THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DOD) TO TEST AND ACQUIRE THE NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND BYPASS THE TYPICAL TIME CONSUMING BUREAUCRATIC PROCESS.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 4343.

Stolte Family Foundation

THE STOLTE FAMILY FOUNDATION We champion an equitable and thriving future by partnering with organizations who are advancing solutions in education climate and civic engagement.

• Fund-Raising Organizations that Cross Categories (includes Community Funds/Trusts and Federated Giving Programs) e.g. United Way

• 4344.

Rushshelby Energy Rural Electric Community Fund Inc

RushShelby Energy is a cooperative electric utility, headquartered in Manilla, IN, serving nearly 15,000 consumers in nine east central IN counties since 1936.

Links Inc

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EPHESIANS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Our mission is to develop community outreach services that will expand educational opportunities and promote economic self-sufficiency of low-income families The specific mission of the Ephesians Community Development Center is to develop and maintain community outreach programs and services that will expand educational opportunities promoting economic self-sufficiency of low-income families addressing issues related to; (i) Food and shelter; (ii) Prison outreach; (iii) Financial planning; (iv) High school graduation; (v) College and University preparation; (vi) Technology Training; (vii) Housing; (viii) Child-care; (iv) After-school tutoring/programs; and (v) Adult education programs/GED.

• Business and Industry

• 4347.

TRI-COUNCIL DEVELOPMENT FUND

Strengthening communities. Protecting workers.