• Radio

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Neopa

Neopa Community FM Radio-WNPA-LP, 102.

• Radio

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World Wide Radio Operators Foundation Inc

Improving the skills of Amateur Radio Operators World Wide Radio Operators Foundation Home World Wide Radio Operators Foundation Inc.

• Christian

• 660.

Cumberland Valley Christian Radio Inc

GLORIFY GOD THROUGH: (1) ENCOURAGING BELIEVERS AND NONBELIEVERS ALIKE, THROUGH MUSIC AND PROGRAMMING; TO UPLIFT THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST.

• Religious Radio

• 661.

Z Ministries Inc

Positive Hits Z88. 3 is ALWAYS Safe For The Little Ears® in YOUR family.

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Tehachapi Amateur Radio Association

The Tehachapi Amateur Radio Association is a Non-Profit 501c3 Organization located in Tehachapi, CA We gather together hams from all of the communities and towns in our region to enjoy the many aspects of the amateur radio art/science, including education, DXing, EmComm, SOTA, public service, ARES, CERT, ARRL Field Day, radio experimentation, fellowship and just plain fun.

• Single Organization Support

• 663.

Spokane Valley Christian School Foundation

Valley Christian School (VCS) is located in the heart of the Spokane Valley at University Center, the SUPPORT THE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AND SERVICES TO STUDENTS OF SPOKANE VALLEY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL.

The Things Network New York, Inc.

We are creating a community-owned open-source wireless data network for remote sensing based on The Things Network and LoRaWAN technology.

• Symphony Orchestras

• 665.

Northern Virginia Community Orchestra

Northern Virginia Community Orchestra SPOTLIGHT Every Note CountsYour Support is Instrumental.

• Other Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness and Relief N.E.C.

• 666.

Whatcom Emergency Communications Group

WECG Menu Recent Posts Recent Comments About WECG Amateur Radio Operators Serve Our Community as Volunteer Emergency Communicators Whatcom County Emergency Communications The Whatcom Emergency Communication Group provides a platform for field communications that supports the Sheriffs Search And Rescue efforts through the use of two mobile radio vans capable of covering a wide range of radio frequencies at search command sites.