• Community Foundations

• 640.

Fund for North Bennington Inc

The Fund for North Bennington, Inc. is dedicated to enhancing community life in and around the Village of North Bennington, Vermont.

Washington NH Historical Society

Our mission: To bring together people interested in the collection & preservation of the history of Washington & East Washington, New Hampshire & to undertake activities to foster and promote public knowledge of the history of these communities.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 642.

Chautauqua Watershed Conservancy Inc

We are a nationally accredited land trust working to preserve and enhance the quality, scenic beauty, and ecological health of the lands and waters of the Chautauqua (NY) region for our community.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 643.

Merrymeeting Lake Association

TO HELP PRESERVE THE MERRYMEETING LAKE WATERSHED AND WATER QUALITY, TO STIMULATE PARTICIPATION IN THE NEW DURHAM COMMUNITY AND TO ENCOURAGE AN ACTIVE AND FUN COMMUNITY AMOUNG LAKE RESIDENTS.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 644.

North Fork John Day Watershed Council

The North Fork John Day Watershed Council’s mission is to restore and protect the natural resources that make up the North and Middle Fork John Day Watersheds.

Rockford Area Historical Society

The RAHS operates the historic Ames-Florida-Stork House, completed in 1860 by the families who settled the City of Rockford INSPIRE COMMUNITYS INTEREST IN THE PAST Rockford Minnesota Header Right Learning Sharing Celebrating Minnesota History Rockford Area History Rockford Area HistoryRead More AmesFloridaStork House AmesFloridaStork HouseRead More The 1965 Flooding of Crow River at Rockford In 2019 2020 RAHS collected memories of the 1965 flooding of the Crow River here in Rockford.

• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 646.

Dommerich Beach and Civic Association Inc

Dommerich Beach Civic Association Residents of Dommerich Estates Dommerich Woods and The Oaks have the opportunity to join with multiple annual membership options.

Douglas County Open Space Initiative

VOTE YES THIS NOVEMBER 8 Protecting Our Outdoor Spaces is the Easiest Way to Maintain Our Quality of Life HELP PROTECT PARKS TRAILS HISTORIC RESOURCES AND OPEN SPACE IN DOUGLAS COUNTY Voting YES will provide approximately 300M to YOU over the next 15 years for YOUR parks trails open space historic preservation and conservation in Douglas County WITHOUT RAISING TAXES.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 648.

STUDIO DRIFT

Developing Rural Infrastructure for Tomorrow WHAT IF RURAL ARKANSAS WAS REIMAGINED.