Nonprofit Directory / Long Island Sound
Restorative Blooms
Horticulture Therapy program serving people in the Senior Community.
Easton, CT 1% for the Planet
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The record
- EIN
- 99-1049062
- Headquarters
- Easton, CT
- Website
- Www.restorativeblooms.org
- Focus
- Education Advocacy, Outdoor Recreation Access
- Bioregion
- Long Island Sound
- State
- Connecticut
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- North American Marine Environment Protection Association8 miles away
- Westport Womans Club Inc8 miles away
- The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk11 miles away
- Southbury Land Trust Inc16 miles away
- Southwest Conservation District Inc21 miles away
- The Greenwich Land Trust Inc23 miles away
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