• Human Service Organizations

• 4537.

Umbrella Initiatives Foundation

Project Super Readers - The majority of the funds went to pay for the printing of The adventures of Paloma the primary book utilized for the Super Readers Project.

Cedar Lake-Abigail Inc

Cedar Lake is a private, nonprofit organization that serves adults with intellectual & developmental disabilities by offering support services and housing.

• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 4539.

Brooklin Garden Club

Founded in 1935 to serve members in Brooklin ME, we now serve the whole Blue Hill Peninsula & the Deer Isles.

• Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 4540.

Friends of Welaka Inc

Our mission is to enhance and improve the quality of life in the town of Welaka and its surrounding areas through community outreach, youth development, preservation, beautification, and education.

• Student Services and Organizations

• 4541.

Joy for Books Inc

All children deserve to see themselves in books.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 4542.

Oklahoma Archivists Association

Oklahoma Archivists Association Oklahoma Archivists Association Supporting Oklahoma039s Archival Community SSA Workshop Preserving Moving Images Building Confidence with Archival Media Formats TitlePreserving Moving Images Building Confidence with Archival Media Formats PresenterAri Negovschi Regalado Technical Director The Texas Archive of the Moving Image Presenter BioAri Negovschi Regalado TAMIs Technical Director will be leading this workshop.

• Foster Care

• 4543.

Jessies Closet Foster Child Resource Center Inc

Jessie's Closet is a resource center focused on assisting Foster Children and Foster Families in Yum The Center's primary mission is to make foster children in Yuma County more comfortable, cared for, and feeling loved.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 4544.

Annas Spark

TO BE A RESOURCE TO HELP STUDENTS AFFORD TUTORING SERVICES TO LEARN TO READ.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 4545.

Friends of Orkney Park Inc

A group of determined citizens, working with the consent and support of the owner, have set up a 501(c)(3) to rescue this place from development.