• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 793.

GLEANING NETWORK OF TEXAS

Connecting North Texans to food, farms, and community to create a sustainable, secure regional food GROW NORTH TEXAS is rebuilding the local food system in North texas We believe that everyone deserves access to nutritionally adequate affordable and culturally appropriate food.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 794.

Greater Mission Bend Area Council

Area UpDate Plant Swap sponsored bythe Greater Mission Bend Area Council Was held on Saturday November 2nd 2024 at George Bush Park No Money Changed Hands.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 795.

Organic Fruit Growers Associtation

We are a community of fruit growers, professionals, hobby gardeners and customers, working together to share information and encourage research to improve the organic production and marketing of fruit and to represent the interests of fruit growers.

SEEDLEAF

Seedleaf is a community gardening organization that provides horticultural training and supports the practice of gardening and small-scale farming in urban space.

• Agricultural Programs

• 797.

Tennessee Crop Improvement Assn

FUNCTIONS AS THE SEED CERTIFYING AGENCY FOR THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 798.

Appalachian-Northeast Tenn Resource Conservation and Development Council

Appalachian RC&D Council is a non-profit organization conserving natural resources and improving rural economies in Tennessee and beyond since 1994.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 799.

Bloomington Neighbors Nurturing Nature

Neighbors working together to restore Bloomingtons Natural Treasures Current News Kennedy High School Courtyard Project Final Concept Design Celebrate Earth Day in April and throughout the year.

• Botanical, Horticultural, and Landscape Services

• 800.

Rerootla

At ReRootLA, we aim to provide landscape design services and alterations to vulnerable populations w At ReRootLA, our mission is to promote the health and wellness of the community, neighborhood, and individual by cultivating safe and enriching outdoor spaces for those who otherwise do not have access to them.

• Botanical, Horticultural, and Landscape Services

• 801.

Salem Hardy Plant Society

Salem Hardy Plant Society Membership Dues Dues are 40 per household or business for oneyear January 1 December 31st.