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Democratic Party of Virginia - Pulaski Branch PO Box 2463 Pulaski Virginia 24301-1957	Democratic Party of Virginia - Radford 801 Oak Lane Radford Virginia Radford
Department of Motor Vehicles - Christiansburg 385 Arbor Drive Christiansburg Virginia 24073-6577 Website	Department of Motor Vehicles - Giles County 130 North Main Street Pearisburg Virginia 24134-1625 Website
Department of Motor Vehicles - Pulaski 1901 Bobwhite Boulevard Pulaski Virginia 24301-4233 Website	Department of Veterans Service 210 Franklin Road, SW Roanoke Virginia 24011
DePaul Family Services 80 College Ave. Suite F Christiansburg Virginia 24073	Downtown Merchants of Blacksburg P.O. Box 233 Blacksburg Virginia 24063 Website
Dublin Elementary School 600 Dunlap Rd. Dublin Virginia 24084 Website	Dublin Middle School 650 Giles Avenue Dublin Virginia 24084 Website
Dublin Volunteer Fire Department 105 Trinkle Ave. Dublin Virginia 24084 Website	Early Challenges Child Care 360 Arbor Drive Christiansburg Virginia 24073
Early Learning Center - New River Community College 5251 College Drive Dublin Virginia 24084	Eastern Elementary/Middle School 6899 Virginia Ave Pembroke Virginia 24136 Website
Eastern Montgomery High 4695 Crozier Road Elliston Virginia 24087 Website	Elliston-Lafayette Elementary 5201 Tango Lane Elliston Virginia 24087 Website
Fairlawn Volunteer Fire Department 7358 Peppers Ferry Blvd Fairlawn Virginia 24141 Website	Falling Branch Elementary School 735 Falling Branch Road Christiansburg Virginia 24073 Website
Family and Child Services of Pulaski County 143 3rd St Pulaski Virginia Pulaski	Family Therapy Center of Virginia Tech Point West Commons - 840 University City Blvd. Suite 1 Blacksburg Virginia 24061-0515
FAMIS Outreach Project Waldron Hall, P.O. Box 6958 Radford Virginia 24141	First Christian Church 400 Tyler Ave. Radford Virginia 24141
First Presbyterian Preschool P.O. Box A24 Pulaski Virginia 24301	Floyd Center - Workforce Development Center 323 Floyd Highway South Floyd Virginia 24091 Website
Floyd County - Community and Economic Development PO Box 218 Floyd Virginia 24091 Website	Floyd County Chamber of Commerce 202 South Locust St. Floyd Virginia 24091 Website
Floyd County Department of Social Services 120 West Oxford Street, Building A-2 Floyd Va. 24091	Floyd County Government Offices P.O. Box 218, 120 West Oxford Street Floyd Virginia 24091 Website
Floyd County Health Department PO Box 157, Rt. 221 South Floyd Virginia 24091	Floyd County High School 721 Baker Street Floyd Virginia 24091 Website

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