• Garden Club, Horticultural Programs

• 6085.

Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts Inc

Home About Us News Membership Board of Directors Committees Calendar Newsletters Resources Courses Horticulture Notes Awards Library Photos Our Store Contact Us The Norwood Evening Garden Club The Norwood Evening Garden Club brings together enthusiastic gardeners from Norwood Walpole Westwood and surrounding towns for the goals of learning more about horticulture and floral design sharing knowledge and expertise with each other and with the public making our communities more beautiful through civic projects.

• Senior Citizens' Housing, Retirement Communities

• 6086.

Lutheran Home at Moorestown

A non-profit organization serving residents of NJ in need – regardless of religious background or affiliation.

• Farmland Preservation

• 6087.

South Jersey Resource Conservation and Development Council, Inc.

The most important issues facing South Jersey RC&D are Agriculture and Urban Water Supply, Flooding, Water Quality, Soil Management, and Land Use and Management.

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

• 6088.

Kiwanis International Inc

We are a community service organization with a focus on the needs of young children and their families.

• History Museums

• 6089.

Wayne County Historical Association Inc

The Wayne County Museum preserves and exhibits the history and people of Wayne County, North Carolina PROMOTION AND SUPPORT OF LOCAL HISTORY Wayne County Museum Your Museum Where History Lives 116 N.

Main Street Park Alliance

Main Street Park Alliance is dedicated to transforming the blighted and environmentally contaminated former manufacturing site in Chelsea, Michigan, into a vibrant community park.

Circle of Peace Church

A Christian church focused on Jesus, the Bible, and relationships.

PLATTEVILLE REGIONAL CHAMBER INC

History meets the great outdoors in Platteville.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 6093.

VAUGHAN WOODS AND HISTORIC HOMESTEAD

Vaughan Woods Historic Homestead We also acknowledge the enslaved people whose labor in shipyards in Boston and on sugar plantations in Jamaica built the wealth that allowed the HallowellVaughan Summer at VWHH A day in the garden.