• Single Organization Support

• 613.

Friends of Tampa Public Art Foundation Inc

Public Art Alliance is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that supports the City of Tampa in realizing Public Art projects through public/private partnerships.

Skyline Urban Ministry Inc.

Skyline works to bridge gaps in resources for our neighbors in need.

• Libraries, Library Science

• 615.

Friends of the Park Rapids Public Library Inc

Next Book Sale February 13th Learn More We are the Friends of the Park Rapids Area Library The Friends of the Park Rapids Area Library Friends is a volunteer organization that began in 1981 to provide financial and volunteer assistance and support to the Park Rapids Area Library.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 616.

City Park Alliance Inc

Latest News Registration for the Annual Golf Tournament Now Open.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 617.

Friends of Lincoln Park Inc

The Fence That Survived 150 Maine Winters Yes Friends of Lincoln Park this is your fence an historic landmark that has survived all those wicked winters and is now well on its way to complete restoration.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 618.

Friends for Good Inc

Established in 2019, Friends for Good (Philadelphia) is a coalition of young professionals who are committed to engaging with their wider community by volunteering and fundraising for a variety of nonprofits in the Philadelphia area.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 619.

Downtown Providence Park Network

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

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 620.

SHAKER HEIGHTS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

The SHDC's mission is to enhance the commercial revitalization efforts of the City of Shaker Heights in order to strengthen residential neighborhoods.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 621.

Episcopal Impact Fund

Episcopal Impact Fund channels our community’s time, talent, and treasure to support local organizations and programs dedicated to increasing access to dignified housing to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty in the Bay Area.