• Christian

• 4600.

Royal Oak Ministries Inc

To restore an iconic Titusville property that will be open to the community - banquet hall, cafe, po Royal Oak Ministries is called to be a dynamic community organization that inspires hope, brings healing, and equips single mothers by every effective means while restoring an iconic golf course property that will provide the opportunities for Christ-centered transformational changes that last for generations.

Nesit Inc

A Connecticut Hackerspace Located in Meriden NESIT's doors are open to the public as long as a member is present.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 4602.

USBG National Charity Foundation

The USBG National Charity Foundation advances the lifelong stability and wellbeing of service industry professionals through education & charitable programs.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 4603.

Bc Partners Foundation Us Inc

Home Page Founded in 1986 BC Partners is a leading alternative investment manager focused on private equity credit and real estate with deep networks across Europe and North America.

• Protestant

• 4604.

BETHLEHEM WAXHAW UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

The United Methodist Church is a worldwide connection of close to 10 million members in over 100 countries including Africa, Asia, Europe and the United States.

CACHE FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

The United Methodist Church is a worldwide connection of close to 10 million members in over 100 countries including Africa, Asia, Europe and the United States.

• Education N.E.C.

• 4606.

Fpa of Houston Foundation Inc

The Financial Planning Association of Houston is an 500+ member organization focused on advancing the use of financial planning.

• Public Foundations

• 4607.

Invited Foundation

The World Leaders in golf, tennis, pickleball, and all things private clubs.

• Business, Youth Development

• 4608.

Wall Street Connection Incorporated

Wall Street Connection looks to close the wealth gap by building a stronger pipeline of Black financial services professionals by exposing overlooked high school-aged Black youth to the importance of the sector.