Van Harlingen Historical Society of Montgomery Inc

The Van Harlingen Historical Society was founded in 1965 to help preserve the heritage of the Montgomery Township area and to interpret the area’s history through educational programs, publications, and exhibits.

Jacksonport Historical Society Inc

JHS is educational in nature through the study of the Township of Jacksonport, its history, people, land and buildings.

• Residential, Custodial Care (Group Home)

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St Joseph Peace Mission for Children

St. Joseph Peace Mission for Children and Yewell Home for Boys is a non-profit organization in Owensboro, Kentucky providing shelter, nourishment, and counseling services to at-risk, abused and neglected children from the ages of birth to 18 years old.

• Children's and Youth Services

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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Clarksville

One-to-One mentoring for children ages 6-15.

• Cemeteries and Burial Services

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Antler Cemetery Association Inc

Peroetual care & manaaement of cemeterv Antler ND Pride Of The Prairie Antler North DakotaFounded in 1905The pioneers took nothing with them when they took theirfinal reward.

• Disaster Preparedness and Relief Service

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Our Front Porch

Our Front Porch helps families who are in danger of homelessness and poverty due to a home fire.

American Legion Post 111-Eagle Mountain, UT

The American Legion strives to promote a better understanding of the principles of democracy and to inculcate among all people a higher appreciation of the benefits of American citizenship.

• Law Enforcement Agencies (Police Departments)

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Remember Every Victim & Missing Person in U S Inc

We provide a service to explore resources, provide valuable data to support all parties, and generate a revitalized public interest for unsolved "cold" cases REVAMP is a devoted team that reviews cold homicide cases, suspicious deaths and missing persons.

• Child Day Care

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Boulder Day Nursery

The Boulder Day Nursery was started by volunteers in the spring of 1917, as a place where mothers working to support the war effort could take their children for the workday and know they would be well cared for.