• Farm Bureau

• 829.

Saginaw County Agricultural Society

TO ORGANIZE AND RUN THE LOCAAL COUNTY FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY, PROVIDE A SHOWCASE FOR AGRICULTURE, PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUTH TO DEVELOP LIFE SKILLS THORUGH AGRICULTURE.

• Single Organization Support

• 830.

BLUE WATER LAND FUND INC

The Community Foundation makes bold investments in people and place.

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

• 831.

Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks Conservancy

Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks Conservancy is a public-private partnership dedicated to improving and supporting 10,000 acres of parkland in Jamaica Bay & the Rockaway peninsula.

• Fishing and Hunting Clubs

• 832.

West Valley Bowhunters

Northern California's Finest Family Archery Club Home About the Club Events Membership Contact More West Valley Bowhunters Next MeetingApril 1at Glenn County Farm Bureau831 5th Street Orland Spring Shoot April 6th Click for Flyer Memberships are due at the end of the year gate combo changes in February .

• Cemeteries and Burial Services

• 833.

Spring Plains Cemetery Organization

Home Telecom is your one stop source for telecommunication services - Internet, Video, Telephone, Security, and Home Automation.

• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

• 834.

Kiwanis Club of Meramec Valley Community Inc

Kids Need Kiwanis WELCOME TO THE KIWANIS CLUB OF MERAMEC VALLEY COMMUNITY Contact us at 6362735398 or email emailprotected Serving St.

WENATCHEE AMATEUR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION

Wenatchee Amateur Hockey Association WAHA We are a youth hockey organization gearing up for our upcomingseason.

• Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club

• 836.

SKAGIT GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB INC

Skagit Countys only private golf club boasts one of the finest golf courses in the Pacific Northwest.

BUXMONT RIDING CLUB

Home About Show Info Special Events Join Us Year End Awards Gallery Sponsors More Welcome to ABOUT Buxmont The Buxmont Riding Club is a nonprofit 501c7 volunteeronly run organization that began in the fall of 1944 by a group of horsemen who wanted to enlarge and expand their activities by including others interested in the sport.