Showing top 200 of 276 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
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| 1 | FRIENDS OF THE ASA WRIGHT NATURE CENTRE INC TheFriendsoftheAsaWrightNatureCentre,Inc.isanotforprofitcorporationorganizedunderthelawsofthestateofFloridaandisrecognizedbytheU.S.governmentasatax-exemptorganizationunderSection501c3oftheInternalRevenueCode.AllcontributionsreceivedfromresidentsoftheUnitedStatesaretaxdeductibletotheextentpermittedbylaw.FederalEIN01-0832520Purpose:TheFriendsoftheAsaWrightNature,Inc.hasbeenestablishedtopromotetheadvancementofeducationandconservationscienceinTrinidadTobagobysupportingtheworkandgoalsoftheAsaWrightNatureCentreand;toprotectitstropicalrainforestsandothercriticalhabitatsandfurthertheeducationalandinterpretiveopportunitiesavailabletoAsaWrightNatureCentrevisitors;topromotetheacquisition,preservation,protection,andenhancementofthehistorical,natural,andrecreationalresourceswithintheenvironmentallysensitiveNorthernRangeofTrinidadTobago | ST PETERSBURG, FL | |
| 2 | Florida Marine Science Educators Association Inc To provide a marine science environmental education professional organization tasked with the sharing ideas and expanding the awareness of Marine life and science. | Fernandina Beach, FL | |
| 3 | SAN JOSE OBRERO FOUNDATION CORP THE SAN JOSE OBRERO FOUNDATION CORP IS A NON-PROIFT THAT PROMOTES SUSTAINBBLE DEVELOPMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY IN CHOLUTECA, HONDURAS TO PROMOTE HEALTH, EMPLOYMENT TRAINING, HOUSING, CONTRIBUTE TO SOCIAL INTEREST AND ENVIRONMENT. | MIAMI, FL | |
| 4 | AMERICAN ORCHID SOCIETY INC THE MISSION OF THE AMERICAN ORCHID SOCIETY IS TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT THE PASSION FOR ORCHIDS THROUGH EDUCATION, CONSERVATION AND RESEARCH. | CORAL GABLES, FL | |
| 5 | Proyecto Titi Inc Conservation of the endangered cotton-top tamarin in Columbia, South America. The conservation program is multi-disciplinary in nature and focuses on three primary areas: scientific studies, education programs and influencing decision makers and providing economic alternatives to habitat destruction to local communities to promote the conservation of the cotton-top tamarins and their habitat. | Orlando, FL | |
| 6 | NEW HORIZONS OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA NEW HORIZONS OF SWFL EMPOWERS AT-RISK CHILDREN AND TEENS WHO ARE GROWING UP IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF POVERTY, ACADEMIC FAILURE, AND HOPELESSNESS. FROM ITS HUMBLE BEGINNINGS WITH 20 CHILDREN IN 2002, NEW HORIZONS CURRENTLY REACHES 600 CHILDREN. | NAPLES, FL | |
| 7 | SEAWORLD and BUSCH GARDENS CONSERVATION FUND NONE | Orlando, FL | |
| 8 | ELIZABETH MORSE GENIUS FOUNDATION ROLLINS COLLEGE ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES: USE OF LAND AND BUILDINGS TO PRESERVE UNDEVELOPED LAND FOR LOCAL WILDLIFE AND PLANTS. | WINTER PARK, FL | |
| 9 | WILDLANDS CONSERVATION INC PRESERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH TO PRESERVE OUR NATIONAL HERITAGE | TAMPA, FL | |
| 10 | LIGHTHOUSE ACADEMIES INC THE MISSION OF LIGHTHOUSE ACADEMIES IS TO PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL EQUITY BY PREPARING OUR SCHOLARS FOR COLLEGE, CAREER AND LIFE IN A RIGOROUS AND NURTURING ENVIRONMENT. | LAND O LAKES, FL | |
| 11 | BAHAMAS EDUCATION CULTURE AND THE PURPOSES FOR WHICH THIS CORPORATION WAS FORMED IS TO OPERATE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND ARTISTIC EXPRESSION, AND FOR OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES BY THE DISTRIBUTION OF ITS FUNDS FOR THOSE PURPOSES, AND PARTICULARLY FOR SUPPORT OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND ACADEMIC PROGRAMS, SCIENTIFIC AND AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH PROJECTS, LECTURE SERIES AND CULTURAL EXCHANGES. | PUNTA GORDA, FL | |
| 12 | The Refuge Ranch Inc To offer women suffering from substance addiction a regeneration ministry that combines biblical teachings with domestic and job relatted skills in a closely supervised environment. | Okeechobee, FL | |
| 13 | ZOO OUTREACH ORGANIZATION Wildlife conservation, research and education. | High Springs, FL | |
| 14 | FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF ENVIROMENTAL PROFESSIONALS INC To provide educational and networking opportunities for Environmental Professionals, support Student Chapters, and service projects. | St Petersburg, FL | |
| 15 | FLORIDA WILDLIFE CORRIDOR FOUNDATION INC THE FLORIDA WILDLIFE CORRIDOR ORGANIZATION CHAMPIONS THE PUBLIC AND PARTNER SUPPORT NEEDED TO PERMANENTLY CONNECT, PROTECT AND RESTORE THE FLORIDA WILDLIFE CORRIDOR - A STATEWIDE NETWORK OF LANDS AND WATERS THAT SUPPORTS WILDLIFE AND PEOPLE. OUR ORGANIZATION HAS TREKKED 1,000 MILES ACROSS FLORIDA - TWICE - TO DEMONSTRATE THE NEED AND OPPORTUNITY TO CONNECT WILD PLACES IN FLORIDA. WE COMBINE CONSERVATION SCIENCE WITH COMPELLING IMAGERY AND RICH STORYTELLING TO HEIGHTEN THE VISIBILITY OF THE FLORIDA WILDLIFE CORRIDOR AND INSPIRE ITS PROTECTION. THROUGH EDUCATION AND CITIZEN ENGAGEMENT, THE FLORIDA WILDLIFE CORRIDOR ADVOCATES FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE MISSING LINKS NEEDED TO CONNECT CONSERVATION LANDS IN THE CORRIDOR. OUR FLORIDA WILDLIFE CORRIDOR EXPEDITIONS RESULT IN DOCUMENTARIES, BOOKS, VIDEOS AND VIVID PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESENTATIONS THAT INTRODUCE THESE NATURAL AREAS TO FLORIDA RESIDENTS AND VISITORS OF ALL AGES. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO DEVELOPS OR COMMISSIONS OTHER PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO, MAP | ST PETERSBURG, FL | |
| 16 | WOMEN OF HEALTH OOCCUPATIONS THE ORGANIZATIONS PURPOSE IS TO EMPOWER AND PROVIDE HEALTH EDUCATION TO INDIGENT PATIENTS IN VULNERABLE POPULATIONS. TO CREATE ENVIRONMENTS OF HEALTH EDUCATION AND SERVICES THAT WILL HELP IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE PROVIDED TO PEOPLE OF UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. | DAVIE, FL | |
| 17 | New Harvest Educational Centers Inc Our mission is to provide an affordable Christ-centered education in a loving and stimulating environment that focuses on high academic standards and excellence in character. | Clewiston, FL | |
| 18 | THE TREE OF LIFE FOUNDATION THE TREE OF LIFE FOUNDATION IS A GLOBAL ORGANIZATION THAT CONNECTS THE GIFTS, TALENTS AND RESOURCES OF INDIVIDUALS AND WORLDWIDE ORGANIZATIONS. THE TREE OF LIFE FOUNDATION RAISES LOCAL, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL AWARENESS OF GLOBAL CRISIS AND FILLS THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE, ANIMALS AND ENVIRONMENT. | WEST PALM BEACH, FL | |
| 19 | WAUCHULA, FL | ||
| 20 | TAMPA, FL | ||
| 21 | RUSKIN, FL | ||
| 22 | FORT LAUDERDALE, FL | ||
| 23 | GAINESVILLE, FL | ||
| 24 | BOCA GRANDE, FL | ||
| 25 | GAINESVILLE, FL | ||
| 26 | DANIA BEACH, FL | ||
| 27 | Fort Myers, FL | ||
| 28 | SARASOTA, FL | ||
| 29 | JACKSONVILLE, FL | ||
| 30 | ORLANDO, FL | ||
| 31 | ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL | ||
| 32 | TAMPA, FL | ||
| 33 | FORT LAUDERDALE, FL | ||
| 34 | Santa Rosa Beach, FL | ||
| 35 | Myakka City, FL | ||
| 36 | Lakeland, FL | ||
| 37 | MIAMI, FL | ||
| 38 | Palm Beach, FL | ||
| 39 | COCOA, FL | ||
| 40 | Brandon, FL | ||
| 41 | Miami, FL | ||
| 42 | ORLANDO, FL | ||
| 43 | LAKE PLACID, FL | ||
| 44 | Saint Petersburg, FL | ||
| 45 | Key Largo, FL | ||
| 46 | Winter Garden, FL | ||
| 47 | RIVIERA BEACH, FL | ||
| 48 | JUPITER, FL | ||
| 49 | PANAMA CITY, FL | ||
| 50 | ORLANDO, FL | ||
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