• Senior Centers/Services

• 676.

Concord Friends of the Aging Corp

Support the Senior Citizens of Concord Massachusetts.

• Single Organization Support

• 677.

Abbot Public Library Foundation Inc

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE ABBOT PUBLIC LIBRARY Welcome to Abbot Public Library Foundation We are the privatefundraising arm ofAbbot Public Library.

• Libraries, Library Science

• 678.

Ellwood City Public Library

THE NBSP;ELLWOOD NBSP;CITY NBSP;PUBLIC NBSP;LIBRARY NBSP;SERVES NBSP;AREA NBSP;RESIDENTS NBSP;BY NBSP;PROVIDING NBSP;FREE NBSP;PUBLIC NBSP;LIBRARY NBSP;ACCESS NBSP;TO NBSP;ALL NBSP;BOOKS NBSP;AND NBSP;MATERIALS NBSP;HOUSED NBSP;IN NBSP;THE NBSP;LIBRARY NBSP;THERE NBSP;ARE NBSP;IN NBSP;EXCESS NBSP;OF NBSP;70000 NBSP;CATALOGUED NBSP;BOOKS NBSP;AND NBSP;MATERIALS Browse our Catalog Search the Online Catalog If youd like to put a book on hold or renew your borrowed items you must contact us directly.

Friends of Phoenix Public Art

A 501(c)(3), our Mission is to support the preservation & maintenance of the public art produced by the Public Art program of the Phoenix Office of Arts.

Friends of the Muscatine Art Center

Once the home of a lumber heiress, the Musser home features architectural details of the Edwardian period.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 681.

Association of Research Libraries

Most tweets by ARL's Tony Ellis. Follow @ARLpolicy for more re public policy.

• Physical Fitness/Community Recreational Facilities

• 682.

Friends of Hartman Reserve Inc

TO SUPPORT HARTMAN RESERVE AND ITS SERVICE TO OUR COMMUNITIES THROUGH VOLUNTEERISM, EXPERTISE, ADVOCACY, AND GIFTS.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 683.

EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY FOUNDATION

A nonprofit that supports the Eugene Public Library in its efforts to inspire lifelong learning and enrich the entire community.

• Environmental Education and Outdoor Survival Programs

• 684.

Friends for the Abbott Marshlands Inc

The Friends for the Abbott Marshlands promote appreciation of the environmental richness and cultural history of the Abbott Marshlands through education, recreation, citizen science, stewardship, and the promotion of scientific research.