• Community Foundations

• 4735.

Orinda Community Foundation Inc

THE ORINDA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION IS ORGANIZED FOR THE PRINCIPAL PURPOSE OF SUPPORTING COMMUNITY EVENTS, PROGRAMS, PROJECTS, VISUAL AND PERFOMING ARTS, AND COMMUNITY RELATED PARTNERSHIPS IN ORINDA.

• Environmental Quality Protection and Beautification N.E.C.

• 4736.

Local Earth Inc

We provide educational resources and experiences that empower people to live healthy & regenerative l See Organization's Primary Exempt Purpose Village Vision Earth 2.

• Military/Veterans' Organizations

• 4737.

Healing Our Heroes Project

Healing Our Heroes Project mission is to honor and support our military families from all eras and all branches.

• Natural History, Natural Science Museums

• 4738.

Lassen Association

Join our mission as stewards of Lassen Volcanic National Park and become a member today.

Youth Advocates of Sitka Inc SITKA Receiving Home

Empowering the youth of Alaska OPERATION OF A RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITY FOR YOUTHS 10 TO 19 YEARS OF AGE Youth Advocates of Sitka Empowering the Youth of Alaska HOME about services programs donate More If you are aware of a child who is abused or neglected contact Alaska39sOffice of Children39s Servicesimmediately at 18004784444 EMPOWERING YOUNG ALASKANS Helping youthlead healthy happy lives.

Sea of Love

Together we can Extend lifechanging experiences.

• Christian

• 4741.

Final Harvest Ministries Inc

ENCOURAGING CHRISTIAN LEADERS BY ACKNOWLEDGING THEIR FAITHFUL SERVICE TO JESUS AND THEIR COMMUNITY OOTT Planning Page Team Members Only UNDENIABLY INDESCRIBABLYGOD.

• Protestant

• 4742.

SHARE IN ASIA

SHARE IN ASIA OUR VISION Share in Asia engages in eliminating poverty and illiteracy building families empowering entrepreneurship and promoting peace serving people without discrimination of culture gender or religion.

KLAMATH BASIN AUDUBON SOCIETY

Our Chapter March Program Meeting An Introduction to the Natural History of Belize March 12th at 7 PM meet and greet begins at 630 Ron Larson will share experiences from his and Kathys early visits to Belize in the 1970s as Smithsonian field station managers and their recent return to document the countrys terrestrial wildlife.