• Other Food, Agriculture, Nutrition N.E.C.

• 469.

THE SPRING GARDENS COMMUNITY GARDEN

The Spring Gardens was started by community members in 1995, on a former vacant lot and now 180 neigh Located just north of Center City Philadelphia, The Spring Gardens Community Garden allows 180 neighborhood families to come together, garden, and voluntarily maintain an entire block of open green space.

• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 470.

Federated Garden Clubs of Connecticut Inc

TO STIMULATE THE LOVE OF GARDENING AMONG ITS MEMBERS AND THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY, TO PROMOTE CONSERVATION AND TO ENCOURAGE CIVIC PLANNING AND BEAUTIFICATION.

• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 471.

Boston Committee of the Garden Club America Inc

TO INFORM MEMBERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL AND HORTICULTURAL NEEDS AND ISSUES OF THE REGION.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 472.

Gios Garden Inc

GIO'S GARDEN'S MISSION IS TO NURTURE AND STRENGTHEN FAMILIES WITH SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN (BIRTH THROUGH 6 YEARS) BY INCREASING THEIR ACCESS TO NEEDED SERVICES.

Emerson Avenue Community Garden Club

🥕Organic Food Gardening 🤝Community Building ✨Neighborhood Non profit 🌱39 thriving garden plots 💚💚💚Join us💚💚💚 #weareeacgc #eacgc The Emerson Avenue Community Garden Club is a community garden in the heart of Westchester.

Mortgage Bankers Association of New York Inc

TRADE ASSOCIATION FOR MORTGAGE BANKERS Since 1948 the Mortgage Bankers Association of New York continues to offer its members endless opportunities for networking and education.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 475.

Green Valley Beekeepers Association Inc

The Buzz The next meeting of the GVBA will be Monday April 7 at 630 p.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 476.

Jones Hill Association

Jones Hill Association is a neighborhood group entrusted with preserving our history and fostering a vibrant future.

• Single Organization Support

• 477.

Brit Landowner

The Fort Worth Botanic Garden & Botanical Research Institute of Texas The Fort Worth Botanic Garden and Botanical Research Institute of Texas is 120 acres in the heart of the cultural district.