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The Lackawanna Heritage Valley focuses on renewal for the environment, historical and cultural heritage, and economic diversity in the Lackawanna Valley region of northeastern Pennsyvania.

The Little Bethel Historical Association is working to preserve the A.M.E. church in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania as a marker of its African American history.

Formed from the merger of the Monroe County Historical Society and the Monroe County Museum Association, the Monroe County Historical Association started in 1990 promotes historical research, study, and education.

The Polish National Catholic Church was founded in 1897 when Polish immigrants in Scranton schismed with the Roman Catholic Church.

The mission of Catholic Social Services is to serve individuals and families in poverty and hardship. They seek to actively give in their advocacy for individual dignity and self-sufficiency.

Queer NEPA was founded on June 12, 2018 (Pulse Remembrance Day) to advocate peace and LGBTQ rights in northeastern Pennsylvania. The organization also supports reproductive justice, gender equity, and the abolition of poverty through activism, coalition building, and volunteers.

The NEPA Rainbow alliance empowers and educates volunteers to create strategic, peer-driven, sustainable programming so that all people in northeastern Pennsylvania can live openly and without fear.

Black Scranton is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and local heritage initiative dedicated to archiving and celebrating Black history and culture of the Scranton, PA region. The Black Scranton Project aims to uplift the creative and cultural spirit in the Scranton area by supporting community artistic and ethnic representation in an effort to elevate the core of neighborhood culture.  

The Back Mountain Bloomers Garden Club promotes gardens and gardening among its members and supports community beautification projects. They help local organizations with seed money for gardening, landscaping, and environmental restoration projects.

The Endless Mountains Barbershop Chorus meets every Thursday night to enjoy singing and each other's company in Tunkhannock, PA.

In 1999, several northeastern Pennsylvania choral groups merged to form the Choral Society of Northeast Pennsylvania. Its motto of Excellence through Education, Artistry through Opportunity, reflects its commitment to music education and enjoyment for all ages.

The Northeasters Barbershop Chorus has over 30 members who sing and perform a capella music.

The Pocono Photo Club welcomes people of all abilities to gain knowledge, develop skills, and enjoy the art of photography.