• Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club

• 748.

The Prairie Club

The Prairie Club, founded in 1908, encourages the love of nature and participation in outdoor recreation by providing facilities that allow members and guests the opportunity to experience the great outdoors.

• Economic Development

• 749.

Greater Grand Forks Convention & Visitors Bureau

Official Visitor Information Resource for Grand Forks, ND + East Grand Forks, MN TO PROMOTE TOURISM AND SOLICIT CONVENTIONS, TOURNAMENTS AND TRADE SHOWS TO THE GREATER GRAND FORKS AREA.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 750.

Great Bear Management Inc

Great Bear Ski Valley is the coolest little ski area in southeastern South Dakota #ExploreGBSF 220 acres of unlimited year-round fun and excitement just minutes from downtown Sioux Falls.

• Economic Development

• 751.

Ames Convention & Visitors Bureau

📍Discover all that Ames, IA has to offer 📷 #DiscoverAmes Discover all that Ames has to offer with exceptional dining, hotels, entertainment, and shops.

Perimeter Bicycling Association of America Inc

Home of Banner University Medicine 42nd El Tour de Tucson.

• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

• 753.

Heathers Ride Program

Adaptive Bike placements for free use by special needs individuals in communities.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 754.

Wild Trek

A NonProfit Student Travel Organization Signed in as fillergodaddy.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 755.

Friesen Foundation

Empowering Families Building Communities Connecting People The Foundation In Action Friesen Foundation supports a broad range of community development projects including outdoor recreation environmental restoration public health civic planning and cultural arts.

• Single Organization Support

• 756.

Hutchins Street Square Foundation

PROVIDE IMPROVEMENTS TO CITY BUILDINGS Hutchins Street Square This stunning 90000square foot performing arts conference and community center with its neoclassical architecture and grand presence on Hutchins Street was built on the 10acre site of the former Lodi Union High School which closed after a devastating fire in 1974.