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GreatNonprofits is excited to announce the results of the 2010 Science & Technology Campaign. During August, any organization that received 10 or more new positive reviews qualified as a Top-Rated Science & Technology Nonprofit. Use this list to identify great science & technology organizations making a difference.
Total Results: 24
Grassroots.org, Inc.
kimaningugi22 wrote:
We at Mukuru Slums Water & Sanitation Project,Nairobi ,Kenya have had the opportunity to be a beneficially of donor funding from European Union to address the poor water and sanitation conditions... more »
TECHSTART EDUCATION FOUNDATION
efassio wrote:
TechStart continues to support technical education in a time when budgets are strained and class sizes growing. This past year, I received a grant for music creation software that helps enhance... more »
Prairie Wildlife Research, Inc.
I once had the honor and once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to help Travis out with trapping and treating Black Footed Ferrets in the Conata Basin, SD. It was such an amazing experience and we were... more »
SciEnTeK-12 Foundation
PDJ1 wrote:
This is a fantastic organization and they obviously care about "encouraging youth in science and engineering" as their tag line states. more »
NEW ORLEANS TECHNOLOGY COUNCIL CORPORATION
ejccpa wrote:
The Louisiana Technology Council, like many organizations in South Louisiana, has had to whether the storm of reduced funding following Hurricane Katrina as support organizations focused elsewhere... more »
COUNCIL OF SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY PRESIDENTS
ecological-economics wrote:
The Council of Scientific Society Presidents (CSSP) is a tremendously valuable resource for professional associations and the individuals who represent the associations at the semi-annual CSSP... more »
Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute
chris-pipes wrote:
During 2010, we not only provided access to the preserve, but also provided staff, facilities, and vehicles for transport for the CDRI's: teacher workshop; "Top-of-Texas" series; and birding... more »
Academy of Natural Scienes of Drexel University
eric1tracy wrote:
I took my grandson for his first visit. He just turned 3 and he couldn't wait to go. Watching him get excited over the dinosaurs was a big thrill. He liked all of the exhibits and even got to... more »
Emerald Coast Science Center
chanam wrote:
The Emerald Coast Science Center is full of potential. From the outside it looks small, but once you go in you are greeted with four areas to explore different parts of science. One of my... more »
Michigan State University - Lyman Briggs College
dzanda wrote:
I graduated from LBC as a pre-medical student in 1976, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology. Although I had not requested placement services in anticipation of my graduation, I was... more »