Valley Shore YMCA

The Y is a community of caring individuals and of families where honesty, respect responsibility and, where building character values are a priority.

• Economic Development

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Catawba County Economic Development Corporation

Building a diversified economic base throughout Catawba County by recruiting new business and assisting our strong foundation of existing industries.

• Land Resources Conservation

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Napa Vision 2050

Join us here to show your support for protecting the natural beauty and quality of life in Napa Count Napa Vision 2050 Empoweringthe people of Napa County to Build a Brighter Future Together Subscribe To Our Newsletter Sign up for Eyes on Napa and notifications of Napa Vision 2050 events.

• Human Service Organizations

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TRI COUNTY COMMUNITY RESOURCES INC

Tri-County Community Resource Center, with the assistance of community members and partner agencies, connects citizens with locally available resources, services, and supports.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

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Tuolumne River Conservancy Inc

RESTORATION, PRESERVATION, ADVOCACY ALONG THE LOWER TUOLUMNE RIVER, STANISLAUS COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION COUNCIL

Supporting a community where all children are valued, nurtured and safe.

• Arts Council/Agency

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Arts Council of East Orange

The Arts Council of East Orange builds community through the arts by providing opportunities for appreciation of and participation in the visual, performing and literary arts.

• Public Foundations

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EDUCATION FOUNDATION OF MARTIN COUNTY INC

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Mountain Valleys Resource Conservation & Development Council

Mountain Valleys Resource Conservation & Development (RC&D) was organized in 1974 to improve economic conditions and preserve natural resources.