Theatre Nohgaku Inc

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MT Gretna Camp Meeting Association Inc

TO PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN A PROPER, DESIRABLE AND PERMANENT RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY AT THE CAMPMEETING GROUNDS IN MOUNT GRETNA, PA FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPPORTING AND CONDUCTING WORSHIP OF GOD IN GATHERINGS ACCORDING TO THE DISCIPLINE AND BELIEF OF THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 4422.

More Than Tomorrow Project Inc

This domain name has been registered with Gandi.

• Human Service Organizations

• 4423.

Veterans Voices Writing Project, Inc.

To enable military veterans to experience solace and satisfaction through our writing program.

• Humanities Organizations

• 4424.

Dad Association for the Development of the Disabled Inc

Disability does not limit our view there are always new horizons.

• Arts Education/Schools

• 4425.

Art's House Schools Inc.

To provide culture in the humanities for children in the Coney Island community, while providing them with the opportunity to build self-esteem, self-confidence, and develop poise, grace, and balance.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 4426.

Sugar Grove Christian School

ELEMENTARY AND PRESCHOOL EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN AGES 3-12 sgcs.

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

• 4427.

United Way of Magic Valley

United Way of South Central Idaho is changing the odds for members of our community through health, education and financial independence.

• Youth Development Programs

• 4428.

Somali Youth United Inc

Somali Youth United's Mission is to strengthen and motivate the youth to ensure they acquire abilities and skills to participate in civic engagement and to assist the youth in developing an effective voice that benefits the daily life of their communities while embracing and retaining their own tradition and culture thereby learning to reconcile the two worlds in which they now live.