• Community Coalitions

• 505.

Tri-Community Homeowners Association Inc

Who We Serve The purpose of the Tri Community Homeowners Association TCHA is to bring together the homeowners in the neighborhood to address issues of common interest.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 506.

Grundy County Historical Society

The mission of the Grundy County Historical Society Heritage Center is to inspire all of the people and communities of the South Cumberland Plateau, its coves and valleys, to understand who they are and how they are connected in history with interrelated pathways to Appalachian culture.

• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 507.

Shingle Creek Neighborhood Association

Shingle Creek Neighborhood Association is a group of volunteer residents who has fun working on promoting this neighborhood and community as a great place to live, work, and shop.

Midtown Primary School

TO CREATE A SAFE, LOVING ENVIRONMENT WHERE CHILDREN CAN COME TOGETHER, CREATING, DISCOVERING, LAUGHING, AND DEVELOPING THEIR TALENTS AND THEIR SENSE OF COMMUNITY TO APPROXIMATELY 110 STUDENTS IN KINDERGARTEN THROUGH FOURTH GRADES.

• History Museums

• 509.

Fort Campbell Historical Foundation, Inc.

Join the Fort Campbell Historical Foundation in supporting soldiers and in our goal of building a museum of patriotism.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 510.

Historic Decatur Association

Historic Decatur Call To Action Welcome.

• Other Housing Support Services

• 511.

Salt Lake Neighborhood Housing Services Inc

NeighborWorks Salt Lake is a non-profit that helps people buy homes, fix their homes, and get involve NEIGHBORWORKS SALT LAKE BUILDS ON THE STRENGTHS OF NEIGHBORHOODS, CREATING OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH HOUSING,RESIDENT LEADERSHIP, AND YOUTH AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

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

• 512.

Everbloom Farmacy

Educational Nursery, Farm and Event Space located in Memphis, Tennessee near Shelby Forest.

PERQUIMANS COUNTY RESTORATION ASSOCIATION INC

From its location on the Perquimans River, the Newbold-White House, a Colonial Quaker homestead, tells the story of the Abraham and Judith Sanders family.