• Senior Centers/Services

• 469.

Friends of the Westport Center for Senior Activities Inc

The Westport Center for Senior Activities is a beautiful, 11,000+ square foot building built in 2004 TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS, ENTERTAINMENT, LECTURES TO SENIOR CITIZENS OF WESTPORT AND THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT AT LARGE Friends of the Westport Center for Senior Activities 21 Imperial Avenue Westport CT 06880 2033415099 Home Newsletter About the Friends The Center News Events Contact Info Donate More.

• Environmental Beautification

• 470.

Friends of Spy Pond Park

PARK MAINTENANCE, IMPROVEMENT & EDUCATION Welcome The Friends of Spy Pond Park FSPP is a nonprofit organization that supports the preservation enhancement and enjoyment of Spy Pond Park and Spy Pond as natural and community resources in Arlington Massachusetts.

Plymouth Meeting Friends School

Growing changemakers & lifelong learners, students learn about A Big World in a Small Quaker School PLYMOUTH MEETING FRIENDS SCHOOL PROVIDES AN EDUCATION BASED ON THE QUAKER BELIEF THAT THERE IS A GOD IN EVERYONE.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 472.

Historic South Park Inc

A historic, urban neighborhood in Dayton, OH.

• Community Recreational Centers

• 473.

Recreation Centers of Sun City

A 55+ active adult community of EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 474.

Fairview Park Alliance

Fairview Park Alliance's mission is to sustain Fairview Park as an open, undeveloped, natural park.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 475.

Harvey Park Community Organization

HPCO's mission is to create opportunities to empower the Harvey Park and Harvey Park South communities through education programs, social events, and philanthropic activities.

• Single Organization Support

• 476.

FRIENDS OF SOUTH CENTRAL LOS ANGELES

Housing IS AN ESSENTIALHUMAN RIGHT AND WESTRIVE TO MAKE ITAffordable and Accessible Friends of SCLARC provides fully integrated supportive housing services and wraparound support to promote housing stability within one of our communitys most vulnerable populations the developmentally disabled.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 477.

GARNER REVITALIZATION ASSOCIATION

Historic Downtown Garner connects our small town roots with our future as a growing crossroads of cultural arts, recreation, and creative entrepreneurship in the community.