• Land Resources Conservation

• 721.

Duxbury Land Trust Inc

Duxbury Land Trust Special 30th AnniversaryEvent Duxbury Land Trust turns 30 and Celebrates with a Party and Silent Auction on September 11 at the Moose Meadow Lodge and Treehouse on Crossett Hill Road Over the past 30 years the Duxbury Land Trust has conserved and protected over 550 acres in the town of Duxbury Vermont forests historic swimming and fishing holes farm houses and meadows essential floodplains and farmland.

• Homeless Services/Centers

• 722.

Off The Streets

With only volunteers, Off The Streets assists those experiencing homelessness.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 723.

Hillside Restoration Project Inc

PRESERVE TOWN OF BOYLSTON HISTORY HillsideRestoration Project BoylstonMA 01505 DateJanuary 29 2007Contacts Nel Lazour 5088690388 BoylstonMA.

Zero Foodprint

Mobilizing the Food World Around Agricultural Climate Solutions.

• Environmental Quality Protection and Beautification N.E.C.

• 725.

Compost Collective Inc

We are a volunteer group based in Queens, NY that promotes community composting in New York City.

• Homeless Services/Centers

• 726.

Project Ropa

Project Ropa is a Los Angeles based nonprofit and certified social enterprise on a mission to reduce waste and restore dignity to those in need by providing clothing and hygiene essentials.

• Forest Conservation

• 727.

Community Wildfire Resiliency Coalition

At the Community Wildfire Resiliency Coalition (CWRC), our mission is to enhance the resilience and safety of communities against wildfires through strategic partnerships, innovative forest management practices, and proactive community engagement.

Western Chapter of the Association for Preservation Technology

Non-profit educational association for preservation professionals in Arizona, California & Nevada promoting historic resource conservation.

• Recycling

• 729.

Capital Area Corporate Recycling Counsel

The CACRC is a nonprofit organization committed to electronic scrap reduction by reducing the stream of e-waste to landfills, and by providing recycled computers and equipment to schools, nonprofits, and low income families.