Directory of Society and Culture Resources

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Subcategories

• Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual
• Museums
• Organizations
• Personal Pages
• Religion

Resources in This Category

• Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capitol Region

  http://www.capbigs.org/
  Since 1981, a leader in mentoring relationships and programs for youth.

• Castaway Critters

  http://www.castawaycritters.org/
  Educates and assists individuals in locating resources including low-cost spay/neuter programs, financial assistance and traps.

• Keystone Residence

  http://www.keystonehumanservices.org/kr/kr.php
  Provides services to children and adults with mental retardation.

• Leadership Harrisburg Area

  http://www.leadershipharrisburg.org/
  Leadership training organization. Includes information on the curriculum and admission application.

• League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania

  http://www.palwv.org/
  Non-partisan voter education organization. Information about the political system, election calendar, membership information, members area, and information about registering to vote.

• Mid-Atlantic English Springer Spaniel Rescue

  http://www.maessr.org/
  Includes photos of dogs you can adopt, adoption application, FAQ, and volunteer opportunities.

• Paxton Ministries

  http://www.paxtonmin.org/
  Non-profit, Christian community of homes for low income and mentally challenged adults.

• Progress Fire Company

  http://www.progressfire.com/
  Volunteer fire department located in Susquehanna Township, Dauphin County, right out side of Harrisburg City, PA. Listing of recent events and contact information.

• Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania

  http://www.vrocp.org/
  Non profit association that provides services to people who are blind or visually impaired. Also gives employment opportunities to disabled people.

 

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