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Buyboard Membership - Texas Total Members: 5,462 BuyBoard Membership - Texas Total Members: 5,462 12th Man Foundation (TAMU) Advocates for Children & Families, Inc. All Saints Episcopal Church-Fort Worth Amistad Baptist Church 1st University Credit Union AFGE Local 2142 All Saints Presbyterian Church Amon Carter Museum of Western Art 2604 VFD Agape Christian Ministries Allen Academy Anahuac ISD 2nd 25th Judicial District CSCD Agua Dulce ISD Allen ISD Anderson County 32nd Judicial District CSCD (Adult Probation) Agua SUD Alliance FCU Anderson Mill Limited District 46th Judicial District CSCD Agudas Achim Congregation Alpine Chamber of Commerce Anderson-Shiro CISD 81st Judicial District Attorney AHB Community School Alpine ISD Andrews Center (MHMR) A New Day Learning Academy Ahiara Development Union USA, Inc. Altarum Institute, Inc. Andrews County A W Brown Leadership Academy AIDS Outreach Center, Inc. Alto ISD Andrews ISD A World for Children Aids Services of Austin Alvarado ISD Anewentry, Inc. A&M United Methodist Church Air Force FCU Alvarado Youth Asssociation Angelina & Nacogdoches WCID #1 AAFES FCU Airline Improvement District Alvin Community College Angelina College AAMA, Inc. Alamo Area Council of Governments Alvin ISD Angelina County Abbott ISD Alamo City Chamber Educ Foundation Inc Alvord ISD Angelina County Chamber of Commerce ABC Learning Center Alamo Colleges Alzheimer's Assocation , Greater Dallas Chapter Angelina VFD Abernathy ISD Alamo Heights Baptist Church Amarillo College Angelo State University Abilene Christian University Alamo Heights ISD Amarillo ISD Angleton Christian School Abilene Housing Authority Alamo Heights United Methodist Church American Boer Goat Association Angleton Drainage District Abilene ISD Alamo Workforce Development, Inc. American Conservation Experience Angleton ISD Abundant Life Christian Center (La Marque) Alaniz Excellence in Education Foundation American Gateways Anna ISD Abundant Life Church (San Antonio) Alba-Golden ISD American Heart Association-Dallas Annapolis Christian Academy (Corpus) Abundant Living Faith Center (El Paso) Albany ISD American Heritage Academy Annunciation Orthodox School Abundant Living Faith Center (Lockhart) Aldersgate Enrichment Center American Legion Auxiliary Anson Hospital District Academy Global Learning Aldine ISD American Legion Post #226 Anson ISD Academy ISD Aledo ISD American Legion Post #271 Anthony Housing Authority Academy Of Accelerated Learning, Inc. Alice Chamber of Commerce American Mensa Anthony ISD Accion Texas Alice ISD American Paint Horse Association Antioch Baptist Church Acton MUD Alief ISD American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) Antioch Community Transformation Network Admiral Nimitz Foundation All Nations Church of San Antonio American Red Cross Anton ISD Adoption-A Gift of Love All Nations Sports American Sewing Guild, Inc. Apple Springs ISD Adrian ISD All Saints Catholic Parish & School America's Drug Free Production, Inc. Aquilla ISD Advocacy Center for Crime Victims and Children All Saints Episcopal Church-Austin Amherst ISD Arabia Shriners Advocacy Inc. All Saints Episcopal Church-Cameron Amigos Del Valle, Inc. Aransas County Page 1 of 42 10/2/2021 5:43:30 AM BuyBoard Membership - Texas Total Members: 5,462 Aransas County Council on Aging Atascosa County Avery ISD Bastrop ISD Aransas County ISD Atascosa Health Center, Inc. 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BACES (PTO) Bay City ISD Archdiocese of San Antonio - Divine Providence Aubrey ISD BACH Rehab Baylor Alumni Association Catholic Church Archdiocese of San Antonio - Sacred Heart Austin Baptist Church Bacon Heights Baptist Church Baylor College of Medicine Catholic School Archdoicese of San Antonio - Rolling Hills Austin Children's Museum Bailey County Baylor County Catholic School Archer City ISD Austin College Bailey County Electric Cooperative Baylor University (University Development) Archer County Austin Community College Baird ISD Baytown Christian Academy Area Agency on Aging Austin Community Foundation BakerRipley Baytown Housing Authority Area Metropolitan Ambulance Authority Austin Convention & Visitors Bureau Balcones Bingo Unit Trust Bayview Irrigation District #11 (Medstar) Argo Missionary Baptist Church Austin County Ballinger Housing Authority BCFS Health & Human Services Argyle ISD Austin County Emergency Communications Ballinger ISD Bear Creek Baptist Church District Ariel Ministires Austin Film Society Balmorhea ISD Bear Creek SUD (previously Lavon SUD) Ark-Tex Council of Governments Austin Graduate School of Theology Bandera County Beasley Community VFD Arlington Chamber of Commerce Austin ISD Bandera Electric Cooperative, Inc Beaumont Heritage Society Arlington Classics Academy Austin Jewish Academy Bandera ISD Beaumont ISD Arlington Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc. Austin Peace Academy Bandera Public Libaray Corp. Beckville ISD Arlington ISD Austin Pets Alive Bangs ISD Bee County Arms of Hope Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary Bannockburn Baptist Church Bee Development Authority Armstrong County Austin Resource Center for the Homeless Banquete ISD Beechnut MUD Arp ISD Austin Theatre Allicance Baptist Missionary Association of Texas Beeville ISD Arthouse at the Jones Center Austin Youth & Community Farm, Inc. Baptist Spanish Publishing House Beeville Vineyard, Inc. Arthur Nagel Community Clinic Australian Shepherd Club of America Baptist University of the Americas Believers World Outreach Church, Inc. Ascension Academy Austwell-Tivoli ISD Barbers Hill ISD Bell County Ascension Catholic Church (Bastrop) Autism Treatment Centers Bartlett ISD Bell County Expo, Inc. Ascension Episcopal School (Houston) Avalon Center, Inc. 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