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Environmental Charities in MIDDLETOWN, Connecticut

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Recycling

CANS-4-A-CAUSE OF GREATER MIDDLETOWN

MIDDLETOWN, CT

Donated More Than 90% of Raised Money to Local Community Organizations.

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Land Resources Conservation

CONNECTICUT LAND CONSERVATION COUNCIL INC

Middletown, CT

Connecticut Land Conservation Council, Inc. Advocates for Land Conservation, Stewardship, and Funding, and Works to Ensure The Long-term Strength and Viability of The Land Co…

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Environment

CONNECTICUT RIVER COASTAL CONSERVATION DISTRICT INC

MIDDLETOWN, CT

to PROMOTE THE SOUND USE and MANAGEMENT of NATURAL RESOURCES. THE DISTRICT PROVIDES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE and EDUCATION IN SOIL and WATER CONSERVATION and CONTROL.

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Environment

MIDDLESEX LAND TRUST

MIDDLETOWN, CT

THE MIDDLESEX LAND TRUSTS MISSION is to PRESERVE OPEN SPACE IN NORTHERN MIDDLESEX COUNTY BY IDENTIFYING, PROTECTING, and MAINTAINING SIGNIFICANT NATURAL FEATURES SUCH AS WETL…

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Environment

CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION OF CONSERVATION & INLAND WETLANDS

MIDDLETOWN, CT

CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION OF CONSERVATION & INLAND WETLANDS .

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Garden Clubs

FEDERATED GARDEN CLUBS OF CONNECTICUT INC

MIDDLETOWN, CT

FEDERATED GARDEN CLUBS OF CONNECTICUT INC .

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Environment

FRIENDS OF LONG HILL ESTATE INC

MIDDLETOWN, CT

FRIENDS OF LONG HILL ESTATE INC

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Water Resources, Wetlands Conservation & Management

FRIENDS OF PAMEACHA POND-LONG HILL BROOK INC

MIDDLETOWN, CT

FRIENDS OF PAMEACHA POND-LONG HILL BROOK INC

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