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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.
Discover the innovative curriculum at Blue Rock School, promoting creativity and critical thinking in a nurturing environment.
Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School offers innovative, age-appropriate learning for students from kindergarten to high school.
Castle Island Bilingual Montessori is a Spanish/English immersion elementary school for children ages 3 to 12.
The Friends of Historic Kingston aims to ensure the endurance of our vital Colonial legacy and the city’s subsequent historical chapters.
The Columbia Land Conservancy works to conserve the farmland, forests, wildlife habitat, and rural character of Columbia County.
The Frederick W. Vanderbilt Garden Association is dedicated to enhancing the formal gardens of the F. W. Vanderbilt National Historic Site.
At the Montessori Center of Nyack, education is not regarded as the passive acceptance of other people’s ideas.
Since 1963, the Randolph School has been a beacon of progressive education for three year olds to fifth graders in the Hudson Valley.
The Darrow School has been inspiring college-bound students since 1932, and encourages pursuit of a purpose greater than themselves.
SNARR Northeast saves those animals with severe medical conditions. The animals that nobody else wants.
Women’s Studio Workshop, a haven for women artists seeking professional growth and creative expression in the arts.
The Copake Lake Conservation Society protects the quality of the Copake Lake watershed, its ecological balance, and promotes safe recreational.
