• Community Foundations

• 5977.

Acts of Generosity

OUR COMMITMENT At Acts of Generosity we believe in an accessible diverse equitable and inclusive organization where all employees and volunteers whatever their race color religion language national origin ancestry sex sexual orientation gender identity disability age financial status or genetic information feel valued and respected.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 5978.

Smart Growth Partnership of Westmoreland County

The Smart Growth Partnership enables communities to enhance their viability, quality of life, and long-term sustainability by providing education and technical assistance, and by promoting smart growth principles.

• Youth Development Programs

• 5979.

Bloc Ministries

To develop a vibrant community by empowering, engaging, and bridging the gap of at-risk youth to move from dependency to self-sufficiency through lifelong learning.

• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

• 5980.

Astrive Advocacy Incorporated

ASTRIVE Advocacy provides Advocacy, Training, and Resources for Individuals with Disabilities in Employment, Special Education, Home and Community Based Services, Assistive Technology, and Inclusion in Community, Volunteer, and Faith-Based Activities.

• Boards of Trade

• 5981.

Oregon Society of Enrolled Agents Inc

WildApricot by @Personifycorp helps over 32,000 membership organizations with an all-in-one solution.

Mental Health Advocacy Services, Inc.

Mental Health Advocacy Services. Nonprofit organization providing free legal svcs to children and adults with mental health disabilities in Los Angeles County.

Alabama CASA Network, Inc.

Support and promote court-appointed volunteer advocacy for abused and neglected children so they can thrive in safe, permanent homes.

TARC INC

Providing programs & services to children & adults with intellectual & developmental disabilities.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 5985.

THE UHNW INSTITUTE

The UNHW Institute is an organization founded in response to confusion and a lack of transparency and unbiased education available to the UHNW industry.