• Thrift Shops

• 5221.

Fort Drum Thrift Shop Inc

To provide quality, low-cost second-hand merchandise from around the world for purchase and to use THRIFT STORE OPERATION WITH ITS PROFITS PROVIDING FUNDS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER LOCAL NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS.

CHILDREN'S HISTORICAL PUBLISHING

Our learning-activity books integrate history, art, science and technology to enrich the education o Children’s Historical Publishing (CHPS) was created to provide learning-activity educational programs that integrate history, art, science & technology to enrich the education of students on underserved topics.

• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 5223.

Feal Good Foundation Inc

Providing support to 9/11 Responders and their families.

Lake Champlain Maritime Museum At Basin Harbor Incorporated

Waterfront museum with camps, boat building, rowing, underwater research, and more on Lake Champlain To preserve and share the cultural and natural heritage of the Lake Champlain region by connecting its past, present and future through groundbreaking research and engaging educational programs for all ages, inspiring stewardship of the lake for future generations.

• Credit Unions

• 5225.

0632 Whitewater Community Credit Union Inc

Membership is open to anyone who lives, works, worships or attends school in Harrison, Ohio.

• Art Museums

• 5226.

The Wiregrass Museum of Art Inc

Visit wiregrassmuseum. org for details.

• Housing Rehabilitation

• 5227.

Willsonthropic Inc

Entertainment on two stages-100 + food and craft vendors-local shopping, Mayfield Dairy contests Saturday, June 4 - 10:00 am until 5:00 pm Sounds of Summer 10th season at 7:00 pm-Market Park Pavilion-Emi Sunshine-Tim Decker and Tennessee River.

• Commemorative Events

• 5228.

Texas Panhandle War Memorial Foundation Inc

TO PROMOTE AWARENESS OF CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY VETERANS OF WAR FROM THE TEXAS PANHANDLE.

• Education N.E.C.

• 5229.

Dulles South Neighborhood Closet

Helping Dulles South residents gain access to needed clothing through free community-wide clothing ex Our clothing services to low income families provided 28,041 pounds of clothing, shoes, and other goods to over 328 unique families utilizing 2,672 volunteer hours provided by 484 unique volunteers in 2023.