• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

• 595.

Community Help in Park Slope Inc

Community Help in Park Slope, Inc. (CHiPS), is a soup kitchen & a shelter for pregnant & postpartum young women & their babies, serving Brooklyn since 1971.

• Agricultural, Youth Development

• 596.

Farms for City Kids Foundation Inc

Any negative or derogatory comments/posts made on our page will be removed and contact with the school or appropriate authorities will be made immediately.

• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 597.

Edenwood Neighborhood Association

Upcoming Events Events Activities Around Cayce Edenwood Swim Club ENA Fall Meeting Results Thanks to everyone who came out to join us for the ENA Fall General Meeting.

• Voluntarism Promotion

• 598.

Clearwater Community Volunteers Inc

Activities and services within the community directed towards quality improvement through education regarding crime, drugs, illiteracy and morality with an emphasis on fostering an environment of cooperation and participation within that community.

Rest-Stop-Ranch Inc

Rest-Stop-Ranch is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating accessible, inclusive outdoor spaces and programs that provide respite, renewal, and community for long-term caregivers, individuals with disabilities, and their loved ones.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 600.

Pollinator Conservation Association Inc

PROMOTE POLLINATOR CONSERVATION AND BIODIVERSITY AS GATEWAY ECOLOGICAL STRATEGIES THROUGH ADVOCACY COLLABORATION EDUCATION AND PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 601.

Mid-New York Environmental and Sustainability Promotion Committee

The committee works to organize environmental activities and programs for the New York region, as well as monitoring and oversight programs.

• Tennis and Racquet Sports Clubs/Leagues

• 602.

River Cities Tennis Association

We will keep you updated as to our events.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 603.

Downtown Providence Park Network

501c3 - Convene partners & activate 20 acres of waterfront parks from Point St.