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The Council on Foundations is a membership organization of more than 2,000 grant making foundations and giving programs worldwide. We provide leadership expertise, legal services and networking opportunities—among other services—to our members and to the general public.
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The Alabama Giving Project communicates the value and importance of philanthropy, creates a broader coalition of foundations and corporate giving programs and encourages new foundations and new gifts to existing organizations.
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After 16 years, the Coalition of Community Foundations for Youth has become CFLeads. Our new name signals a broadened scope – to help community foundations learn how to create thriving communities that work for all residents. This capacity-building work isn’t new for us; it’s been central to our longstanding efforts to advance communities for children, youth and families.
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The mission of the Nonprofit Resource Center of Alabama (NRCA) is ...to strengthen and support Alabama nonprofit organizations in serving their communities. NRCA is a membership organization open to any nonprofit [primarily 501(c)3 and 501(c)4] in Alabama. Hundreds of nonprofit organizations around the state are members. Individual and Business memberships are also available.
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Established in 1959, the fund has grown from modest beginnings to assets of more than $114 million at year-end 2003. Its grant making includes millions of dollars each year to nonprofit organizations, primarily in the greater Birmingham area, including Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair, Blount and Walker counties.
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Since the founding of the first BBB in 1912, the BBB system has proven that the majority of marketplace problems can be solved fairly through the use of voluntary self-regulation and consumer education.
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There are about 33,000 students in our 36 elementary schools, one elementary/middle school, eleven middle and junior high schools and seven high schools. In addition to these schools, the system has two alternative programs as well as three schools designed to educate the physically and /or mentally impaired.
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The Elmore County Board of Education recognizes that no one philosophy of education can express the total sentiments or beliefs of all teaching personnel. Generally, education is perceived as a process of growth and includes the mental, moral, emotional, physical, and spiritual aspects of the individual.
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When people think of United Way, the first thing that comes to mind is fundraising. In fact, when you ask people what their top five favorite charities are, their response might be 1. Red Cross, 2. American Cancer Society, 3. Heart Association, 4. Easter Seals, and 5. United Way — not necessarily in that order.
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Serving the River Region this site is under construction.
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Welcome to one of the fastest growing cities in Alabama. Located just a few miles north of Montgomery, the state capitol, Millbrook is the largest city in Elmore County with a population of 10,386 based on the US Census Bureau 2000 census and another estimated 7,000 persons residing within its 3 mile police jurisdiction.
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Located in central Alabama at the intersection of Interstate Highway 85 (east and west) and Interstate Highway 65 (north and south), Montgomery is 164 miles southwest of Atlanta, 92 miles south of Birmingham, and 155 miles north of Mobile and the Gulf of Mexico.
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The Prattville Area Chamber of Commerce is organized for the purpose of advancing the commercial, industrial, civic and general interest of Autauga County and its trade area. The Chamber is made up of involved members who are committed to improving our community by attracting and retaining businesses, enjoying life, and improving benefits to the community and us.
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The mission of the Wetumpka Area Chamber of Commerce shall be to enhance the economic vitality and the quality of life of citizens of Wetumpka and Elmore County, by providing vision, leadership, information, and services.
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