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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.
Kingston Catholic School is a distinctive co-educational school of the Archdiocese of New York serving grades Pre-K through 8.
The D&H Canal Historical Society has devoted itself to preserving, protecting, and perpetuating the history of the Delaware & Hudson Canal.
Pine Bush UFO Paranormal Museum will immerse you in the strange and unexplainable happenings of the Pine Bush, NY and Hudson Valley area.
Hudson River National Estuarine Research Reserve protects nearly 5,000 acres of diverse tidal wetlands and upland habitat.
Sparrow’s Nest is a 501(c)3 charity whose mission is to cook and deliver homemade meals to families facing a cancer diagnosis.
Revolutionary Westchester 250 builds awareness for the events, places, and people of the Revolutionary War period in Westchester County.
The Jewish Federation of Ulster County enhances Jewish life locally, nationally, in Israel, and worldwide by assisting those in need.
La Salle Institute is an independent, Catholic college preparatory school serving young men and women in grades six through twelve.
John Burroughs Natural History Society fosters the study and enjoyment of natural history and to encourage conservation of natural resources.
Hudson Highlands Land Trust is a nonprofit land conservation organization that protects and preserves the beauty of the Hudson Highlands.
The Trolley Museum of New York through exhibits and educational programs shares the rich history of rail transportation.
The Homestead School in Glen Spey, NY, offers children a unique, life-enriching, humanitarian, and outdoor-oriented educational experience.
