Parks and Playgrounds
List of non-profit organizations working on Parks and Playgrounds .
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Parks and Playgrounds
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1243.
Bedford Park-Clearing Industrial Association
THE MISSION OF THE BEDFORD PARK-CLEARING INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION IS TO BUILD A PARTNERSHIP OF BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS WORKING TOGETHER TO PROTECT AND FOSTER A HEALTHY BUSINESS CLIMATE THROUGH MEMBER EDUCATION, NETWORKING EVENTS, BUSINESS RETENTION AND PLANNED EXPANSION.
Chicago
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Parks and Playgrounds
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1244.
Merryspring, Inc.
To practice, teach and advocate sound principles of ecology, conservation and horticulture in order to protect our natural environment; and to provide natural landscapes and cultivated areas for public enjoyment Welcome to Merryspring Nature Center Our Story and Mission Our mission is to practice teach and advocate sound principles of ecology conservation and horticulture in order to protect our natural environment and to provide natural landscapes and cultivated areas for public enjoyment.
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Parks and Playgrounds
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1245.
San Mateo City Parks and Recreation Foundation
To aid, sponsor, promote, advance, and assist in the provision of public parks and recreation in the City of San Mateo We are a private nonprofit 501 c 3 organization that works in collaboration with the City of San Mateo Parks and Recreation Department to support parks recreation programs and capital projects that can be enjoyed by all San Mateo residents.
San Mateo
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Parks and Playgrounds
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1246.
Friends of the Buena Park Youth Theater
To encourage and facilitate participation by young people in the community in the performing arts.
BUENA PARK
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Parks and Playgrounds
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1247.
Columbus Park of Roses Foundation Inc
TO PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING TO MAINTAIN AND ENHANCE THE PARK OF ROSES, A PUBLIC ROSE GARDEN LOCATED IN WHETSTONE PARK.
Columbus
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1250.
Illinois Campground Association
Education of members Camping in Illinois.
PITTSFORD
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Parks and Playgrounds
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1251.
Ozarks Keystone Trail Endowment
TO ENCOURAGE AN ACTIVE OUTDOOR LIFESTYLE WHILE SUPPORTING STUDENT AND COMMUNITY STRENGTHS, WELL-BEING, AND THE HEALTH & ECONOMIC-WEALTH BENEFITS OF OUTDOOR RECREATION.
Gamaliel