• Community Coalitions

• 856.

West Hempstead Community Support Association Inc

We strive to make West Hempstead a little better every day.

Arew Charitable Fund

CREW New York provides outstanding educational programs and networking opportunities to support the advancement and success of women in the real estate industry CREW New York is the premier location for professional women in commercial real estate for education, career development and networking opportunities.

• Family Services

• 858.

GABRIEL PROJECT OF WEST VIRGINIA

The Gabriel Project of WV is an independent, community-based nonprofit social services organization.

• Civil Rights, Advocacy for Specific Groups

• 859.

West Central Community Action

Empowering families and individuals to achieve their highest potential.

• Museums & Museum Activities

• 860.

West Virginia Association of Museums Inc

WVAM The mission of the West Virginia Association of Museums is to "serve, educate, advocate for, and enhance communications within the museum community.

• Citizen Participation

• 861.

Cardinal Productions, Inc.

Your nonprofit, independent news agency serving Southwest & Southside Virginia with the latest news, weather, sports and more.

VETIMPACT INC

VetImpact is dedicated to empowering veteran entrepreneurs to build and grow sustainable international businesses in post-conflict and emerging markets, contributing to long-term economic development both home and abroad.

• Human Service Organizations

• 863.

THE TULSA INITIATIVE INC

A Black-Led Nonprofit which utilizes mentorship & education to cultivate young minds, preparing them to change lives.

WINCHESTER NEWS GROUP INC

Featured Winchester girls softball begins season with heartbreaking extra innings loss to host Wilmington Winchester Chamber of Commerce debuts successful first health and wellness fair Converse Place development back on Winchester Planning Board agenda for April 15 A development at 10 Converse Place will be back on the Winchester Planning Boards agenda on April 15 after concerned residents took to social media to urge the board to continue the discussion.