• Arts Council/Agency

• 5005.

Sussex County Arts & Heritage Council

Sussex County Arts & Heritage Council is a non-profit agency designated by the County Commissioner LOCAL ARTS DEVELOPMENT Sussex County Arts Heritage Council Sussex County Arts Heritage Council Gallery 133 Spring St.

• Neighborhood Center, Settlement House

• 5006.

New Journey Community Outreach Inc

Food, clothing, support, Mon-Fri, 9-1.

National TTT Society

National T. T. T. Society Camping for Girls.

• Recreational and Sporting Camps (Day, Overnight, etc.)

• 5008.

SPRINGHILL CAMPS

Creating life-impacting experiences helping youth know Jesus Christ for 56 Years.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 5009.

Murrysville Parks and Recreation Foundation Inc

The Murrysville Recreation Department strives to provide fun, educational, and healthy opportunities for the residents of Murrysville to remain active and involved in their community.

• Community Recreational Centers

• 5010.

Northwestern Swim & Fitness, Inc

Construction, operation and maintenance of a public year-round swimming pool and other recreational facilities for the benefit of community members and their children, primarily consisting of the residents of Northwestern Lehigh School District and other contiguous communities in the rural Northwest region of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania.

• Housing Development, Construction, Management

• 5011.

Anderson County, Habitat for Humanity of

We are Clinch River Habitat for Humanity Anderson & Roane Co.

• Libraries, Library Science

• 5012.

Lancaster Public Library Foundation Inc

AID AND SUPPORT THE SCHREINER MEMORIAL LIBRARY IN IDENTIFYING OPPORTUNITIES TO BETTER MEET THE COMMUNITY'S NEEDS FOR EDUCATION, INFORMATION, RECREATION, AND CULTURE, AND TO ASSIST IN AND SUPPORT THE REALIZATION OF THOSE OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE CITIZENRY.

• Public Foundations

• 5013.

ABERCROMBIE & KENT PHILANTHROPY INC

To improve lives and protect the environment by supporting local communities in the places we travel OUR WORK AK founder Geoffrey Kent pioneered the communityfirst approach to conservation more than 60 years ago.