• Baseball, Softball (includes Little Leagues)

• 685.

Team North Carolina Inc

394 College Commits & Counting (201 - Division I Commits, 142 - Division II Commits, 28 - Division III Commits, 8 - NAIA Commits, 15 - JuCo Commits) 394 college commits and counting.

• Christian

• 686.

Northern Pines of Minnesota Inc

The premier Christ-centered family vacation in the Midwest.

• Religious Related, Spiritual Development N.E.C.

• 687.

Ancient Free & Accepted Masons of North Carolina 395 Orient

To develop and implement programs to assist the lodges in becoming more visible and active in the communities and to promote Friendship, Morality and Brotherly Love throughout the state.

North Caroliniana Society

TO PROMOTE INTEREST IN, KNOWLEDGE OF, AND APPRECIATION FOR NORTH CAROLINA HISTORY AND CULTURE THROUGH HISTORICAL PRESERVATION, LIBRARY SERVICE, AND PERPETUATION OF STATE LITERARY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE.

• Parent Teacher Group

• 689.

PTA North Carolina Congress

In This Section Home New Hope Elementarywas recognized among North Carolinas Top 10 federallyfunded schools for closing achievement gaps.

• History Museums

• 690.

California Short Line Railroad Association

California Short Line Railroad Association The California Short Line Railroad Association represents all Class III Railroads in the state of Cal Promotion of improved business standards, methods and practices in the California short line railroad industry, advocacy of legislation and regulations germane to the members' common business interests, and improving public awareness of issues relevant to the Railroad Industry California Short Line Railroad Association News OmniTRAX joint venture partnership for the Santa Maria Valley Railroad OmniTRAX one of North Americas fastest growing privately held rail management companies has entered into a joint venture for the Santa Maria Valley Railroad.

• Museums & Museum Activities

• 691.

Grand Valley Model Railroad Club

Nonprofit that endeavors to model Grand Junction and Colorado's railroads as they looked circa 1950.

NORTHWEST MONTANA

Where Our Past Is Present Where Our Past Is Present Where Our Past Is Present Where Our Past Is Present Museum News Folk researcher queues up the sounds of history An international performer and recording artist Jeff Warner tells history through traditional music played on banjo concertina and pocket instruments such as cow bones.

NATIONAL CAPITAL HISTORICAL MUSEUM OF

Preserving and interpreting the history of Washington, DC’s electric street and interurban railways since 1959.