• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

• 5491.

Citizens Options Unlimited Inc

Citizens supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) to live the lives they choose.

• Foster Care

• 5492.

For The Sake Of One

Our mission is To share God's love with local children and families before, during, and after foster care by walking alongside them on their healing journey.

• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 5493.

Rugged Cross Ranch Ministries

TO SHARE A PLACE FULL OF LOVE, IN A WAY THAT RESTORES THE MIND, BODY AND SOUL, SO EACH PERSON WHO EXPERIENCES THE RANCH GROWS IN THEIR PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS, AND BECOMES PART OF GOD'S FAMILY.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 5494.

Cherokee Historical and Preservation Society Inc

Museum with engaging activities and exhibits related to history, art, STEAM, and local sports.

• Youth Development Programs

• 5495.

Right Tree

Using outdoor recreation, adventure programming and community service to help girls discover their worth, their gifts, their voice and their future.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 5496.

Bronzeville Foundation Inc

We are the third party entity in feeding the homeless of Milwaukee Created by & for the future of MKE Created by and for the Future 2023 Bronzeville CharityBasketball Game Check out local news websites for exclusive interviews with some team members about our events and organization.

• Food Banks, Food Pantries

• 5497.

By Any Means 104

A grass roots initiative that builds raised garden boxes at the homes of people in 76104, a zip code with one of the lowest life expectancies in the nation.

Okoboji Protective Association

Protecting the Lakes for over 100 years Protecting the Lakes for over 100 years Protecting the Lakes for over 100 years Protecting the Lakes for over 100 years Sign up to get the latest updates Optional email code OUR GOALS LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL NEWS Check out our most recent newsletter.

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.