• Dance

• 604.

Kfk Dancing for Life Inc

Kids for Kids is a non profit fund raising corporation dedicated to raising funds for Children's charities in the New England area.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 605.

Obirin Gakuen Foundation of America

Inspiring global citizens through persontoperson international exchanges and crosscultural study.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 606.

Jasmin Integrated Group

Pragniemy z otwartym sercem, akceptując niepowtarzalność drugiej osoby (jej kulturę i duchowoś.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 607.

Kansas Association of Collegiate Registrars & Admissions Officers

To offer professional development and service to Kansas Registrars and Admissions Officers.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

• 608.

Amateur Athletic Union of the United States

Perkasie Knights AAU Est. 2005| Follow for player stats and game outcomes.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 609.

California Asian Peace Officers Association

California Asian Peace Officers As sociation (CAPOA) is most proud of its annual scholarship program, which awards deserving young college bound high school seniors with financial assistance, which is strictly funded by public donations.

• Education N.E.C.

• 610.

Interfaith Education Fund Inc

Providing training and education on public issues affecting the welfare of West and Southwestern United States families, as well as researching and publicizing studies related to such issues.

INDO-PACIFIC FORUM INC

About the IPF The IPF is an independent nonpartisan notforprofit organization dedicated to building a powerful network of corporate executives and toplevel government leaders who will advance shared economic and geopolitical interests by mitigating risks of disruption and supporting a free open and prosperous IndoPacific.

• Law Enforcement Agencies (Police Departments)

• 612.

INTERNATIONAL POLICE WORK DOG ASSOCIATION INCORPOR

WELCOME TO International Police Work Dog Association We incorporated as the Indiana Police Work Dog Association and when the membership grew to 500 members from throughout the United States the membership decided to rename the organization the International Police Work Dog Association.