Greater WA Board of Trade

Founded in 1980, American Farmland Trust is a nonprofit membership organization that works to protect various strategic agricultural resources. It offers a range of agriculture planning and land protection services. The organization provides surveying, feasibility analysis, land conservation, mapping, ordinance drafting and reviewing services. American Farmland Trust also offers a variety of fiscal analysis solutions. It operates a farmland information center that is affiliated with the National Agricultural Library and provides information on farm and ranchland protection and various conservation practices. The organization s clients include Florida Land Trust Network, Calhoun County Farm Bureau, United States Department of Agriculture and Eastern Shore Land Conservancy. Additionally, American Farmland Trust offers a range of educational and outreach programs and services. It maintains a location in Washington, D.C.

The L'Enfant Trust is dedicated to preserving the historic character of Washington, DC through its various programs and initiatives, including the Historic Properties Redevelopment Program and the Easement Program. With a focus on community engagement, the organization also offers resources and guidance for property owners and those interested in conservation easements. The Trust supports the preservation of historic properties by providing tools and knowledge for maintaining architectural integrity while fostering appreciation for the city's rich heritage. Through its efforts, the L'Enfant Trust not only safeguards historical sites but also cultivates a greater awareness of the importance of preserving urban landscapes. Generated from the website

The American Bankers Association is a nonprofit organization that represents more than 2 million men and women who work in United States banks, and bring together all categories of banking institutions to represent the interests of the industry. The ABA represents banks of all sizes on issues of national importance for financial institutions and their customers. Founded in 1875 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., its membership includes community, regional and money center banks and holding companies, as well as savings associations, trust companies and savings banks. ABA s affiliates include The Institute of Certified Bankers, Bankers' Association for Finance and Trade, ABA Education Foundation, ABA Marketing Network, ABA Securities Association, American Bankers Insurance Association, American Institute of Banking and Bankers' Association for Finance and Trade.