• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 6769.

Head Start of Rockland Inc

Head Start of Rockland, Inc. s tax-exempt mission is to provide high quality early childhood education, health, nutrition, and family services to low income children and families in Rockland County, while being responsive and sensitive to a variety of cultures, traditions and practices.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 6770.

Ithaca Downtown Business Improvement District Inc

Downtown Ithaca: Shop, Dine, Work, Play.

• Agricultural, Youth Development

• 6771.

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

To maintain a safe,clean and well-managed camp facility in order to provide a learning labortary in the out-doors setting away from home that enables youth to develop positive values and skills be practicing community living and environment stewardship.

United Way of East Central Iowa

Connecting and investing in our community to build a stronger, more equitable Eastern Iowa for all.

• Physical Fitness/Community Recreational Facilities

• 6773.

Minnesota Recreation and Park Association Inc

MRPA was formed in 1937 to foster the growth & development of the parks & recreation profession throughout Minnesota.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 6774.

MID-CONTINENT GEOLOGICAL LIBRARY INC

The Mission Statement of the Mid-Continent Geological Library, Inc.

Alaska Pacific University

Where education meets exploration. Providing a world-class, hands-on, culturally responsive educational experience.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 6776.

Garden School Corporation

Deeply inspired by forest schooling and the Waldorf curriculum, our school days are held in outdoor classrooms and locations across our campus.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 6777.

Sycamore Community Garden

About Projects Events Gardeners Support the Garden More OUR STORY Learn more about Sycamore Community Garden OUR MISSION The Sycamore Community Garden enhances the opportunities for community members particularly New Americans to grow food within the greater Concord area by making gardening accessible to those whose limited income and lack of transportation would otherwise preclude them from accessing land.