• Wildlife Preservation/ Protection

• 5086.

Marine Mammals of Maine

MMoME is a 501(c)3 non-profit that responds to stranded marine mammals and sea turtles from Kittery to Rockland, Maine, provides triage and rehabilitative care to pinnipeds, and conducts research and education to promote marine conservation.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 5087.

Take Stock in Children of Sarasota County

Take Stock in Children provides a uniqueopportunity for low-income and at-risk students in Sarasota County to escapethe cycle of poverty through education.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 5088.

Pittman Elementary PTA

“Charting a New Course to Student Achievement” Vision: Halifax County Schools will focus on the needs of the students by empowering them to be successful global residents.

• Economic Development

• 5089.

Maggies Outreach Community Economic Development Center

1-404-971-7408 THE MISSION OF MOCEDC IS TO IMPROVE, PROMOTE AND SUPPORT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS.

Southeast Alaska Food Bank

To provide access to nutritious food for those who are without -- serving as a community bridge between those who want to help and those who are in need.

Weshine Welcoming Empowering Safe Habitation Initiative

We build and operate safe, transitional micro-villages for Portland’s vulnerable, unhoused adults.

FOR CHILDRENS SAKE OF VIRGINIA

For Children's Sake is a child placing agency providing therapeutic/treatment foster care and adoption services to children up to 21 years old.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 5093.

Mental Health America of Lancaster County Foundation

Contact us for help improving the quality of life for yourself or someone else.

WICHITA FALLS AREA FOOD BANK

The WFAFB is working to end hunger by distributing safe, nutritious food through our partner agencies ABOUT GET HELP CONSIGUE AYUDA GET INVOLVED PROGRAMS FACTS FORMS BLOG PLANNED GIVING 9407662322 Were workingto end hunger Our History In the early 1980s volunteers for organizations serving the poor in Wichita Falls wanted to centralize food procurement for hunger relief.