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Environmental Charities in Florence County, South Carolina
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FLORENCE COUNTY FARM BUREAU
FLORENCE, SCPromote Agricultural Interests and to Optimize The Lives of Those Involved In Agriculture While Being Respectful to The Needs and Concerns of All Citizens In Our State.
Open charity report →Environmental BeautificationFLORENCE DOWNTOWN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION INC
Florence, SCto Promote The Redevelopment and Revitalization of The Downtown Redevelopment District.
Open charity report →Environmental EducationMARINE CONSERVATION WITHOUT BORDERS
FLORENCE, SCPROMOTE and SAFEGUARD THE ECOLOGY SYSTEM
Open charity report →Land Resources ConservationPEE DEE LAND TRUST
FLORENCE, SCto PROTECT, and to PROMOTE AN APPRECIATION of THE SIGNIFICANT NATURAL, AGRICULTURAL and HISTORICAL RESOURCES of THE PEE DEE WATERSHED of SOUTH CAROLINA.
Open charity report →Botanical, Horticultural & Landscape ServicesFLORENCE COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS ASSOCIATION
FLORENCE, SCFLORENCE COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS ASSOCIATION
Open charity report →Garden ClubsFLORENCE GARDEN CLUB COUNCIL
FLORENCE, SCFLORENCE GARDEN CLUB COUNCIL
Open charity report →Garden ClubsFORGET-ME-NOT GARDEN CLUB
FLORENCE, SCFORGET-ME-NOT GARDEN CLUB
Open charity report →Water Resources, Wetlands Conservation & ManagementHEALTHIER AND SAFER HOMES FOR AFRICAN VILLAGES CORPORATION
FLORENCE, SCHEALTHIER AND SAFER HOMES FOR AFRICAN VILLAGES CORPORATION
Open charity report →Environmental BeautificationKEEP FLORENCE BEAUTIFUL
FLORENCE, SCKEEP FLORENCE BEAUTIFUL .
Open charity report →Environmental BeautificationPEE DEE BOTANICAL GARDEN
FLORENCE, SCPEE DEE BOTANICAL GARDEN
Open charity report →Natural Resources Conservation & ProtectionSUMACO CONSERVATION
FLORENCE, SCSUMACO CONSERVATION
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