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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.
The Holocaust Museum & Center for Tolerance and Education encourages critical thinking, moral awareness, and the bravery to take action.
Silverbrook Manor, home to the World Taste & Smell Association, provides seasonal microgreens, vegetables, eggs, flowers, fruits, and herbs.
Hawk Meadow Montessori School combines the best of childhood development and current educational research.
Out of the Pits is a non-profit organization that offers programs benefiting the American Pit Bull and its public image.
Explore Wild Earth programs that connect children and adults with nature, fostering skills and lasting friendships.
Located in the Catskill Mountains, the Empire State Railway Museum brings the history of railroads, their people, and the towns to life.
The Rensselaer Land Trust mission is to conserve the open spaces, watersheds and natural habitats of Rensselaer County.
Julie’s Jungle is the first fully accessible playground in Dutchess County, for all children of all abilities to play and learn together.
Columbia County Habitat for Humanity was founded in 1993 to make safe, decent affordable home ownership available to working families.
Dutchess Land Conservancy is dedicated to preserving the rural character, important resources, and open lands of Dutchess County.
Primrose Hill School offers a developmentally appropriate, experiential, and academically rigorous approach to education.
The Irish American Heritage Museum is dedicated to documenting and presenting the history and heritage of the Irish experience in America.
