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The Hudson Valley is about much more than natural beauty and touring. It is also about community and people. Here is a list of not-for-profit organizations that strive to maintain the social, environmental, historical and cultural balance of the Hudson River Valley.
Friends of Rye Nature Center (FRNC) is an independent, not-for-profit organization that offers programs to people of all ages and abilities.
The Senate House State Historic Site reflects Dutch life in the 18th century. It was the meeting place for the original NYS Senate.
Learn how Catskill Mountainkeeper is advocating for intelligent development and environmental protection in the Catskills.
Adoptive and Foster Family Coalition of New York unites foster, adoptive and kinship care families, giving them a voice and support.
The Museum of Firefighting is the nation’s foremost repository of firefighting history, offering sheer depth and authenticity.
FURRR 911 is a feline only non-profit animal rescue dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of sick, injured, and feral kittens.
Attending Oakwood Friends School encompasses more than focusing on academics. Students are urged to be lifelong learners and global citizens.
The Poughkeepsie Public Library District District provides diverse services and programs, contributing to an informed and educated public.
The USS SLATER is the last remaining World War II destroyer escort afloat and serves to highlight the contributions of destroyer escorts.
Located in a residential area of Poughkeepsie, New York, Maple Grove is part of a collection of farm estates which once lined South Road.
Tilly Foster Farm Museum is a place where visitors can immerse themselves in the heritage of farming and rural life.
Upstate Films is a nonprofit member-supported arts organization that provides alternatives to mainstream film exhibitions.
