• International Relief

THIRST RELIEF INTERNATIONAL INC

Changing lives through safe, clean drinking water Our mission is simple.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

Onemine Inc

A COLLABORATIVE EFFORT AMONG MULTIPLE SOCIETIES TO PLACE THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION OF MINING AND MINERALS-BASED RESEARCH IN ONE PLACE.

Ashland Community Enterprises Pioneer Tunnel

Ashland Community Enterprises, doing business as Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine, is a nonprofit, community-owned organization run by an unpaid, volunteer board of directors.

• Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis

Solution Mining Research Institute Inc

TO SPONSOR AND ENGAGE IN RESEARCH RELATED TO SOLUTION MINING, CAVERN UTILIZATION, AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS THEREOF AND TO PRESENT PAPERS OF CURRENT INTEREST TO THE INDUSTRY RELATIVE TO SOLUTION MINING AND CAVERN UTILIZATION.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

Butler Cave Conservation Society Incorporated

The BCCS is a cave conservancy dedicated to the exploration, survey, preservation, and scientific study of Virginia's longest and deepest cave systems.

• Libraries, Library Science

Friends of South Pass

A historic gold mining Town. Home to the Carissa Mine and Mill.

• Engineering and Technology Research, Services

Demining Research Community

We're a non-profit developing innovative methods to detect landmines to make the world a safer place.

Friends of Sutter's Fort

We work to support the educational and interpretive programs at Sutter's Fort State Historic Park.

• Education N.E.C.

Sus Link Inc

SUS Link is a charity dedicated to the promotion of excellence in the delivery of healthcare everywhere through the sharing of knowledge skills inspiration and best practices.

• Commemorative Events

QUECREEK MINE RESCUE FOUNDATION

The Quecreek Mine Rescue Foundation140 Haupt Road Somerset PA 15501 8144455090 Quecreek Mine Rescue Site We invite you to come visit the rescue site where you can walk right up to the rescue shaft where the miners emerged from the dark cold mine 240 feet below after 77 hours of frigid darkness.