• Child Day Care

• 6238.

Childspace Daycare Center Inc

Mt Airy Center: 7500 Germantown Ave (215) 248-3080 Germantown Center: 5517 Greene St (215) 849-1660 TO PROVIDE CHILD CARE SERVICES FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN ORDER TO ENABLE INDIVIDUALS TO BE GAINFULLY EMPLOYED, TO ATTEND SCHOOL/TRAINING, OR TO ACTIVELY SEEK EMPLOYMENT.

New Concept Self Development Center Inc

TO PRESERVE FAMILIES AND PROTECT CHILDREN WHILE PROMOTING SELF SUFFICIENCY.

Bayonet Point Area Housing Inc

Affordable housing management, development, and consulting.

• Child Day Care

• 6241.

Child Care Resource Center, Inc.

Child Care Resource Center is a private non-profit agency that promotes quality child care through the provision of support services for child care providers, parents, employers, and communities.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 6242.

Association of Independent School Admissions Professionals

AISAP is the primary resource and leading training association for Admission and Enrollment independent/private school professionals.

• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

• 6243.

INDEPENDENCE THROUGH GRACE

We help adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities grow in independence by providing faith-based programs that empower participants to see themselves as valuable contributors to their community.

• Men's Service Clubs

• 6244.

First Interstate BancSystem Foundation, Inc.

The foundation supports organizations involved with arts and culture, education, health, hunger, housing, human services, community development, leadership development, and economically disadvantaged people.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 6245.

Glenn Middle School Raiders PTO

Main Menu Explore More District Menu Menu Glenn Middle School Search Join San Angelo ISD in Celebrating All the Ways Our Students are Smart.

• Business, Youth Development

• 6246.

Wall Street Connection Incorporated

Wall Street Connection looks to close the wealth gap by building a stronger pipeline of Black financial services professionals by exposing overlooked high school-aged Black youth to the importance of the sector.