Non profit organizations in Troy, NY - Page 2

Preservation, Community, and Arts organization serving the Mount Ida, Hill, and Eastside Neighborhoods in Troy, New York.

Serving our community since 1968!

We are RPI's student-run Formula SAE team. Every year we push the limits of automotive engineering a

Tier I USA Hockey with 3 divisions: IceCats (Girls), Engineers (8U and house) and Titans (AAA/travel)

Biggest & Baddest Motorcycle Club in the World

Oakwood Community Center, Inc offers space for meetings, rents space for classes, workshops, family parties and small churches. We host a Saturday morning Food Pantry from 9 to 11 ...

Northeast Agribusiness and Feed Alliance Mailing Address: PO Box 1662 Latham, NY 12110

Come see what's going on at the Rensselaer County Senior Center of Troy. Lunch is served at noon!

We are a youth football and cheerleading program located in the town of Brunswick, NY

The Troy, Albany, and Schenectady Baby Cafes are non-profit programs supported by St. Peter's Health Partners through a grant from the New York State Department of Health.

Welcome to the Student Government page!

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For banquet hall info & pricing call 518-272-2676-leave a message or call Hall Manager Michael Fox at 518-312-0106 or e-mail the club at [email protected]

PRA and its close partner Policy Research, Inc. is a nationally and internationally recognized leade

Holy Cross Armenian Apostolic Church was establish in 1958. It was established in Troy NY. Currently located at 255 Spring Avenue Troy NY 12180.

Your voice matters. We help you use it. Nonpartisan education and action for a stronger democracy.

The Frear Park Conservancy is dedicated to improving Frear Park in terms of beauty, accessibility, and historic integrity. The non-profit was founded January 2003.

Americanism Programs are high visibility programs. Most are designed to benefit American Pride.

Established in 1968 as the Upper Hudson Valley Chapter - National Hemophilia Foundation, Inc.

Inclusive Community Development Healthy Affordable Housing Sustainable Infrastructure Livable Cities

Since 1987, ILCHV has been promoting independence, equality and full participation of all people with disabilities of any age in the community through advocacy and services.

Troy LLTYSNUG is an anti-violence program aimed at reducing gun violence by using outreach workers to interrupt potentially violent situations, part of the Trinity Alliance of the ...