Sigma Phi Beta Fraternity

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• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

• 4808.

International Association of Lions Clubs

DeAnza Lions Food Drive Crab Feed Vision Clinic Project Linus The mission of Lions Clubs International is to empower volunteers to serve their communities meet humanitarian needs encourage peace and promote international understanding.

• Nerve, Muscle, and Bone Diseases

• 4809.

Society for Neuroscience

Providing a forum for exemplary research, discussion, collaboration, and mentorship for neuroscience colleagues in Chicago.

• Arthritis

• 4810.

Arthritis Foundation, Inc.

Here for the 1 in 4 with #arthritis. | Fighting to cure the #1 cause of disability.

• Digestive Diseases, Disorders

• 4811.

Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity

Sigma Alpha Mu University of NebraskaLincoln True Manhood Democracy and Humanity Sigma Alpha Mu Sigma Omicron Chapter at UNL was established in 1926 and was officially recharted on April 15 2017.

• Specifically Named Diseases

• 4812.

Parkinsons Community Center

The center aims to provide individuals with Parkinsons the tools to live well, in addition to the mentorship and ongoing support that will allow them to establish lasting behavior changes.

• Youth Development Programs

• 4813.

Harnessing Youths Potential & Energy

Home About Us Whatx27s All the HYPE Events Programs Donate Contact HYPE Gear More Harnessing Youths39 Potential Energy Core Values Honesty Commitment Communication Accountability Pointing people toward purpose Learn to create a habit of intiative and DON39T EVER start your day in neutral.

• Alumni Associations

• 4814.

Fairmont Heights High School Alumni Association Inc

Bring you up to Date on activities undertaken by the Alumni Association; and to improve the academic achievement and opportunities for the students at Fairmont.

• Dance

• 4815.

PD Rebel Project

Home About Us Donate Contact Us More PD Rebel Project A NonProfit Benefiting People with Parkinson39s Disease ABOUT US Research demonstrates that when people with Parkinsons Disease PD engage in vigorous exercise programs that specifically address the symptoms and characteristics that are common among people with PD the progression of the disease can be slowed down.