Nonprofit Directory / Corn Belt
The Giving Grove, Inc.
Building a national network of sustainable community orchards.
Kansas City, MO 1% for the Planet
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- ADT - Kansas - N - Seg 1
- Mischief
- Mayhem
- Red Valleys
- Gold Standard
The record
- Headquarters
- Kansas City, MO
- Website
- www.givinggrove.org
- Focus
- Outdoor Recreation Access, Sustainable Food Agriculture
- Bioregion
- Corn Belt
- State
- Missouri
Nearby organizations
- Bridging The Gap0 miles away
- Water.org0 miles away
- Green Works in Kansas City0 miles away
- Deep Roots Kc Inc0 miles away
- Sodas Life Inc2 miles away
- Burge Bird Rescue15 miles away
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- Sodas Life IncKansas City, MO
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