Showing top 200 of 284 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | Fraternal ORDER OF EAGLES 449 THE OPERATION OF A BAR, RESTUARANT AND OTHER SOCIAL RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS AND BONIFIED GUESTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROVISIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C) 10 FATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS | Cincinnati, OH | |
| 52 | Norwood 301 Loyal Order of Moose The organization unites its members in the bonds of fraternity, benevelonce and charity. This is accomplished through a year round schedule of social, fund raising recreational activities for members and families | Norwood, OH | |
| 53 | LODGE NO 1645 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE UNITE ITS MEMBERS IN THE BONDS OF FRATERNITY, BENEVOLENCE AND CHARITY. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH A YEAR-ROUND SCHEDULE OF SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES. | MIAMISBURG, OH | |
| 54 | SABINA LODGE NO 1244 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE 1244 The Organization unites its members in the bonds of fraternity, benevolence and charity. This is accomplished through a year-round schedule of social and recreational activities for Members and their Families. | Sabina, OH | |
| 55 | MOUND CITY LITTLE LEAGUE INC The objective of Mound City Little League Inc. shall be to firmly implant in the youth of the community the ideals of good sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty, courage,and reverence, so they may become finer, stronger and happier youth and grow into good, clean, healthy citizens. | NEWARK, OH | |
| 56 | BEAVER POST 578 OF THE AMERICAN OUR POST IS DEDICATED TO THE FOUNDING PRINCIPALS OF THE ORGANIZATION WHICH INCLUDED VETERAN AFFAIRS, CHILD WELFARE, NATIONAL SECURITY AND AMERICANISM AS WELL AS COMMUNITY SERVICES. | QUAKER CITY, OH | |
| 57 | VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS GERAN-THOMAS ORGANIZATIONAL POST OF PAST OR PRESENT MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES.PROVIDES SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS. | MARION, OH | |
| 58 | VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS #4931 THE OPERATION OF A BAR, RESTAURANT AND OTHER SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS AND THEIR BONAFIDE GUESTS. ASSISTING VETERANS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS UNDER IRC SECTION 501C19 FOR VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS | COLUMBUS, OH | |
| 59 | VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OPERATION OF A CANTEEN (BAR), RESTAURANT AND ASSOCIATED SOCIALRECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR MEMBERS AND THEIR BONA FIDE GUESTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH IRC 501(C)(19) FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS | FRANKLIN, OH | |
| 60 | JOHNSTOWN COMMUNITY SPORTSMENS CLUB TO PROMOTE THE BETTERMENT OF FARMER-SPORTSMEN RELATIONS AND TO PROTECT AND PRESERVE THE NATURAL RESOURCES OF THE COUNTRY. | JOHNSTOWN, OH | |
| 61 | Fraternal Order of Eagles Fraternal Organization: The operation of a bar, restaurant, and other social and recreational activities for members and their bona fide guests in accordance with the provisions under IRS 501(a)(10) Fraternal Organizations. | Newark, OH | |
| 62 | NORTHSIDE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PROVIDER OF YOUTH SPORTS ACTIVITIES THROUGH THE OPERATION OF A SPORTS COMPLEX | MIAMITOWN, OH | |
| 63 | UNITED STATES TENNIS ASSOCIATION INC To promote the development of tennis as a means of healthful recreation and physical fitness and to foster amateur tennis tournaments and competition. | Dover, OH | |
| 64 | WARHAWK-COMET BASEBALL CLUB Promote and support youth baseball in central Ohio. This program benefits over 100 participants. The intent is to provide a safe, fun place to learn about baseball and life experiences. | COLUMBUS, OH | |
| 65 | AMERICAN LEGION POST 92 TO PROVIDE SOCIAL and RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES FOR VETERANS | UTICA, OH | |
| 66 | MIAMI VALLEY MILITARY AFFAIRS SUPPORT OF LOCAL MILITARY SERVICE MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES | WRIGHT PATTERSON AFB, OH | |
| 67 | TENNIS FOR CHARITY INC FUNDING TENNIS PROGRAMS AND PARTNERS THAT ADVANCE AND CHANGE THE LIVES OF YOUNG PEOPLE. | MASON, OH | |
| 68 | VIETNAM VETERANS OF AMERICA TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY ABOUT VETERANS AFFAIRS. TO SERVE FOOD AND PROVIDE CLOTHING TO VETERANS AND NEEDY FAMILIES. | CINCINNATI, OH | |
| 69 | UNIONTOWN, OH | ||
| 70 | MORROW, OH | ||
| 71 | BEAVERCREEK, OH | ||
| 72 | KETTERING, OH | ||
| 73 | Springboro, OH | ||
| 74 | MARION, OH | ||
| 75 | WESTERVILLE, OH | ||
| 76 | Baltimore, OH | ||
| 77 | Circleville, OH | ||
| 78 | BOARDMAN, OH | ||
| 79 | Harrison, OH | ||
| 80 | Coshocton, OH | ||
| 81 | VANDALIA, OH | ||
| 82 | MARYSVILLE, OH | ||
| 83 | DAYTON, OH | ||
| 84 | DAYTON, OH | ||
| 85 | NEWARK, OH | ||
| 86 | MARYSVILLE, OH | ||
| 87 | MOUNT VERNON, OH | ||
| 88 | COLUMBUS, OH | ||
| 89 | NEW ALBANY, OH | ||
| 90 | TWINSBURG, OH | ||
| 91 | BEAVERCREEK, OH | ||
| 92 | MARYSVILLE, OH | ||
| 93 | LEWIS CENTER, OH | ||
| 94 | MIDDLETOWN, OH | ||
| 95 | WESTERVILLE, OH | ||
| 96 | GROVE CITY, OH | ||
| 97 | CINCINNATI, OH | ||
| 98 | Waverly, OH | ||
| 99 | IRONTON, OH | ||
| 100 | CAMBRIDGE, OH | ||
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