• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 6706.

Rio Grande Watershed Conservation & Education Initiative

RGWCEI provides community outreach and education events to over 5,000 students and community members TO PROVIDE DYNAMIC CONSERVATION EDUCATION TO THE SAN LUIS VALLEY COMMUNITY AND TO PROMOTE STEWARDSHIP OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES.

Whitebark Institute

Cultivating Resilient Landscapes and Communities To take action, cultivate partnerships, and empower communities to create and sustain resilient landscapes for future generations.

• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 6708.

10-7 Outdoors

Our organization 10-7 Outdoors mission is to provide once in a lifetime hunting and fishing experiences for the children of law enforcement officers who have lost their lives while performing their duties and serving communities across this great nation We provide these trips at no cost to the surviving families No cost from the time they leave their home until they return home safely Copyright 107 Outdoors.

Fundamental Needs Inc

A nonprofit that provides communities with the resources necessary to become their own solution Fundamental Needs works with underprivileged communities to alleviate the suffering caused by inadequate access to electricity, clean drinking water, a heat source, and a proper food source here in the United States.

• Water Resource, Wetlands Conservation & Management

• 6710.

Upper Neuse River Basin Association Inc

To preserve the water quality of the UNRBA thru innovative pollution reduction strategies and address water supply issues within the lake and watershed.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 6711.

May River High School Parent-Teacher Organization

THE PURPOSE OF THE PTO IS TO AID STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF OF THE MAY RIVER HIGH SCHOOL IN THIER EDUCATION AND RECREATIONAL NEEDS.

• Wildlife Preservation/ Protection

• 6712.

Lower Nehalem Community Trust

Caring for the splendor of the Oregon coast region's land, water, and people.

Whatcom Parks and Recreation Foundation

Protecting and promoting Parks and Recreation throughout Whatcom, its cities and communities.

MATTOLE RESTORATION COUNCIL

The Mattole Restoration Council believes that the Mattole watershed and its human residents are fund Community watershed restoration since 1983 Growing Native Plants for Resilient Mattole Ecosystems Improving Forest Health While Protecting Homes from Fires Building Resilience and Love for Place Field Data Collection and Mapping Latest News and Events 2025 Nicks Interns Applications are Now Open 2024 Burn Review MRC Annual Meeting Our Mission The objectives and purpose of the Mattole Restoration Council are the restoration of natural systems in the Mattole River Watershed and their maintenance at sustainable levels of health and productivity especially in regards to forests fisheries soil and other plant and animal communities.