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Advantage List Marketing is a Holliston, MA-based company in the Business Services sector.
Operating in more than 40 states and territories, FCi Federal delivers essential operations management and professional services to federal Government agencies. We deliver the depth and breadth of resources, and engaged leadership to manage complex Government programs, ranging from operating large production centers to providing integrated mission support services for geographically distributed operations. Our staff is hard at work every day at customer sites across the nation, processing constituent requests for Government services and benefits that come in by the tens of thousands. Our employees are passionate about helping American citizens, citizens-to-be and visitors from other nations. Applying proven processes and an innovative approach to performance, FCi Federal employees consistently deliver the highest quality experience to the agencies they support and to the people who count on these critical Government services.
Steel America is a Norfolk, VA-based company in the Business Services sector.
Nome Community Center has been incorporated as a nonprofit 501(c)(3) since 1971, but its beginnings can be traced back to 1901 when it was founded as the Lavina Wallace Mission by the United Methodist Women. The mission of the Nome Community Center is to enhance the quality of life of the people of the Bering Straits Region through diverse programming serving elders, families and youth. We operate vital community programs including Nome Childrens Home, XYZ Senior Center, the Nome Food Bank, Family Services, Nome Boys and Girls Club, Obesity Prevention, Tobacco Prevention and Alcohol Prevention. We collaborate with community agencies and forge partnerships to increase the capacity of Nome and the region to provide supportive services to its people. Nome Community Center is still strongly connected and supported by the United Methodist Women.
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