• Public Housing

• 5068.

Unquity House Corporation

ENDEAVORS TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE SENIORS- IN MILTON AND BEYOND- BY PROVIDING HOUSING AND SERVICES, WITH SENSITIVITY AND CARE AS A MEANS OF ASSURING THEIR WELL-BEING AND PRESERVING THEIR DIGNITY.

• Community Coalitions

• 5069.

Downtown Chambersburg Inc

Downtown Chambersburg is a crossroads where art & diversity unite, local food & international cuisine combine, and vibrant & healthy lifestyles abound.

• Senior Continuing Care Communities

• 5070.

Chandler Hall Health Services Inc

As guided by the Quaker principle of seeing that there is that of God in everyone, Chandler Hall offers an array of quality services to enrich the lives of aging individuals, families, and caregivers.

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

• 5071.

Wilderness Louisville Inc

We are champions for Louisville’s natural areas from Jefferson Memorial Forest, the nation’s largest city-owned urban forest, to the ones in your neighborhood.

STEADFAST INDIANA

Our mission: to provide adequate housing to homeless veterans throughout Indianapolis and the surrounding area, serving them as they have selflessly served us.

• Other Housing, Shelter N.E.C.

• 5073.

Heirloom Collective Inc

YOU39RE WELCOME HERE The Heirloom Collective Vision Create intentional spaces fordignity agency and intergenerational connection.

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

• 5074.

West Windsor Community Farmers Market

Educating the community and supporting local farmers Creating Community Through Food Since 2004 WINTER MARKET SEASON First Third Saturdays December through April 10am1pm YEARROUND MARKET May Thanksgiving Weekly 9am1pm Complete Market Calendar YearRound Location Lower Vaughn Lot at the Princeton Junction Train StationEntrance at 877 Alexander Rd.

National Alliance of Preservation Commissions

Helping to build strong local preservation programs & leaders through education, training & advocacy.

FRANKLIN CREEK CONSERVATION ASSOC

We are a non profit in Lee County, Illinois focused on promoting, conserving, and appreciating the natural area of Franklin Creek.