• Human Service Organizations

• 334.

Imago Dei Community Development Inc

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• Student Sororities, Fraternities

• 335.

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity

THE MISSION IS TO SUPPORT STUDENT LEADERS AS WELL AS THEIR CHAPTERS AND THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY, TO CULTIVATE AN INCLUSIVE, MEANINGFUL, AND DEVELOPMENT A CO-CURRICULAR SORORITY AND FRATERNITY EXPERIENCE.

• Fraternal Beneficiary Societies

• 336.

Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry So JURIS USA

Support of the Scottish Rite Childrens Hospital, local and national Rite CareClinics for the speech impaired, assisting disadvantaged citizens in the community.

Augusta College Echo Hall Association

Preserve, rehabilitate and operate Echo Hall, an original dormitory of the Augusta College.

• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

• 338.

Lynndale Inc

TO PROVIDE PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES VALUABLE SUPPORT THROUGH PERSON CENTERED TRAINING AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES, ENABLING THEM TO DETERMINE THEIR FUTURE.

• Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club

• 339.

National Hills Club Inc

706 4329755 PRIVATE POOLNOT OPEN TO PUBLIC One of Augustas oldest neighborhood pools National Hills Pool has provided enjoyment for its members since its grand opening in 1964.

Little League Baseball Inc

Website Manager Capital Area Little League Registration is open for the 2025 season.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 341.

MT Zion Community Outreach Inc

The organization’s primary mission/purpose is to provide needed services to individuals, to include but not be limited to, promoting academic excellence (without excuse) to children, youth and adults, and individuals returning to our communities from prisons (returning citizens), in disadvantaged communities that are characterized by high crime, low academic achievement, early parenting, substance abuse, family violence, and deteriorating physical environments by providing community-based-educational, social, human, and economic development services and employment opportunities to enrich the lives of residents in these economically disadvantaged communities, assist in a smooth transition back to our communities from prison, thus reducing recidivism.

• Youth Development Programs

• 342.

Bee Above Preparatory Academy

Empowered inner-city children, youth, and their families, utilizing their God-given talents and gifts to serve others as they positively impact their communities.