• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

• 5995.

California Federation of Womens Clubs

Volunteer and philanthropic support for our community.

• Youth Development Programs

• 5996.

Celebrating You Inc

Celebrating You is a non profit 501(c)3 youth enrichment program dedicated to promoting leadership, character building, entrepreneurship, and employment skills.

ASSATEAGUE COASTAL TRUST INC

Assateague Coastal Trust works to protect and defend the health of our coastal waterways.

• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 5998.

Wellness Project Inc

The Wellness Project, Inc. connects vulnerable populations around the world to quality-driven, patient-centered healthcare.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 5999.

Federation of Egalitarian Communities Inc

To form, support, develop and promote egalitarian communities to the extent that thislifestyle is well known, socially accepted, and readily available to all who seek it.

• Film, Video

• 6000.

Meet My Neighbor Productions Inc

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• Swimming, Water Recreation

• 6001.

Swim Like Me Foundation

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• Human Service Organizations

• 6002.

Kids Helping Kids Sacramento

We are a group of empowered students positively transforming the lives of children locally & globally LEARNING IS BEST BY DOING AND DOING IS BEST BY SERVING OTHERS Kids Helping Kids is a nonprofit corporation made up of empowered students who make a difference from the classroom to the community by investing in the lives of children in need locally and globally.

• Environmental Education and Outdoor Survival Programs

• 6003.

WATERSHED PROGRAM OF SE WISCONSIN

The WATERshed program teaches Racine and Kenosha students in southeastern Wisconsin about their personal connections to the Great Lakes.