NANTUCKET SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

Cultivating, Educating, and Promoting Environmentally Responsible choices.

Atkinson Historical Society

AHS next membership meeting is Monday April 14 7 PM We meet at the Kimball House 3 Academy Ave All are welcome come and see what we are about News Center School East Side Restoration READ MORE About the Society Formation of the Atkinson Historical Society At a meeting held November 12 1954 in the Atkinson Congragational Church Reverend Roland D Sawyer spoke on the value to a town of a town historical society.

Hawaii 4-H Foundation

🌴🎓 Just a little aloha from #UHManoa.

Kent Historical Society

The Kent Historical Society & Museum is dedicated to preserving and documenting our history through the collection of artifacts, documents and oral histories of the people of Kent, Ohio.

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Waianae Economic Development Council

We are a premier community economic development agency and a leader in the community development field in our collective approach to community planning, capacity building, financial services and business development.

Pacifica Historical Society

TO SHARE THE HISTORY AND HERITAGE OF THE CITY OF PACIFICA AND ITS UNIQUE COASTAL ENVIROMENT WITH THE GENERAL PUBLIC THROUGH CULTURAL EXHIBITS, ARCHIVES, AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

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Snoqap Inc

Focused on finance, economics, politics, and STEM, SnoQap is a non-profit elevating student work and fostering critical thinking in our readers and writers Mar 3 hia Lehua Forests and ROD hia trees are the bedrock of Hawaiian forests.

Maui Ohana Collective

Maui 'Ohana Collective's mission is to provide resources to children and families, integrating traditional Hawaiian values, sustainable living practices, Waldorf inspired principles and holistic therapeutic services, as we honor individuality in community.

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FRIENDS OF AMY B H GREENWELL

The focus of this 15-acre botanical garden is Hawaiian ethnobotany, the study of Hawaiian people and Amy Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden Ka mlama ana i ka moomeheu.