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The Essex National Heritage Commission, also known as Essex Heritage, is a non-profit organization dedicated to managing and promoting the unique heritage resources of the Essex National Heritage Area in Essex County, Massachusetts. Through a variety of programs, including educational initiatives, special events, and community partnerships, Essex Heritage helps foster connections between residents, visitors, and the rich cultural history of the region. Encompassing 34 cities and towns across the North Shore and Merrimack Valley, the Essex National Heritage Area offers diverse opportunities for exploration, such as scenic byways, historic sites, and natural landscapes. The organization is committed to preserving the area's historical character while enhancing the visitor experience through accessible and engaging cultural heritage activities. Generated from the website

NAGLY (Northshore Alliance of GLBTQ Youth) is dedicated to honoring, respecting, educating, and empowering LGBTQIA youth in Salem, MA. The organization offers a variety of programs, including art initiatives, counseling services, and community events designed to support young people and their families. With a mission to build confidence and provide resources, NAGLY fosters a welcoming environment through creative expressions such as sound baths and expressive arts movement programs. The organization is committed to enhancing self-esteem, social empathy, and overall well-being among LGBTQIA youth and their families. Generated from the website

The Masonic Service Association of North America (MSA) is an organization dedicated to serving Freemasonry, the country, and the world, initially formed to provide aid to military servicemen near the end of World War I. Established by Grand Masters in 1918, MSA aims to deliver services that individual Grand Lodges may find challenging to perform independently. Among its key initiatives, MSA offers disaster relief and operates a Hospital Visitation Program, which connects approximately 180 Hospital Representatives and volunteers with veterans across the United States. Additionally, MSA promotes education and information about Freemasonry through various publications, reaching over three million people in the past two decades. Generated from the website