• Baseball, Softball (includes Little Leagues)

• 5887.

North Reading Youth Softball

TO RAISE MONEY AND COORDINATE YOUTH SOFTBALL ACTIVITIES IN THE TOWN OF NORTH READING, MA.

• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

• 5888.

International Association of Lions Clubs

Cutchogue Lions Club l Members from #Riverhead to #Orient l #NorthFork #Long Island l #Cutchogue Lions l Lions Club on the North Fork .

• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

• 5889.

International Association of Lions Clubs

Cutchogue Lions Club l Members from #Riverhead to #Orient l #NorthFork #Long Island l #Cutchogue Lions l Lions Club on the North Fork .

• Religious Related, Spiritual Development N.E.C.

• 5890.

Ancient Free & Accepted Masons of North Carolina 723 Winton

To develop and implement programs to assist the lodges in becoming more visible and active in the communities and to promote Friendship, Morality and Brotherly Love throughout the state.

• Youth Development Programs

• 5891.

Buddy Baseball Inc

A league for children with special needs to play baseball with a buddy.

• Swimming, Water Recreation

• 5892.

Penn Colonial Swim Club Inc

Non Profit Seasonal Recreational Facility Home About Us Membership Directions Contact Us Calendar Our Staff Heatherfield Hurricanes Swim Team All the Important Stuff Pool News More Penn Colonial Swim Club Welcome to Penn Colonial Swim ClubA MembersOnly Swim Club We are accepting applications for the 2025 swimming season.

Valley Center Youth Rugby Inc

Valley Center Youth Rugby, Inc. , is committed to grow the game of rugby and to bring awareness of the second most popular sport in the world - RUGBY.

• Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club

• 5894.

Jackson Yacht Club Foundation

TO PROMOTE THE SPORT OF SAILING AND SAILBOAT RACING.

• Philanthropy/Charity/ Voluntarism Promotion (General)

• 5895.

Congolese Community of the Piedmont Triad & Surrounding

Welcome to COCOMPTS About Us Our Mission Support the Integration of Congolese Immigrants and Preservation of Congolese heritage Our history In 1997 the first Congolese immigrants and Refugees who resettled in Greensboro NC got together and decided to form what was then called the Congolese Community at Greensboro to provide support for each other and hold activities that preserved and reinforced their cultural ties.