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American Cancer Society

The official home of the American Cancer Society in Second Life. Since 2005, cancer patients, caregivers, and volunteers have been able to receive services and support from the ACS in SL without having to leave the virtual world. Visit the island to learn more or to make a donation to fund the world's largest and most successful cancer research program. More info at relayforlife.com/secondlife

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Ruby's Cafe

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Ruby's Cafe

Ruby's Cafe is the perfect place for people who want to just relax and unwind. Come on by and enjoy good times, friendly people, a cute atmosphere, and of course all the tea and coffee you want! All are welcome.

Dreamers' Landing Beachfront

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Dreamers' Landing Beachfront

Dreamers' Landing Beachfront is a peaceful community where newcomers are warmly welcomed and supported by kind, experienced residents. Your Second Life journey begins here, with support, smiles, and a community that truly cares.

The Pen

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The Pen

Hey all you cats and kittens, focus your audio on this: The Pen, Bay City's only beatnik hang-out, is open! Grab a cup of java juice and jungle on up in this funky shack. Listen to beat greats and hang out awhile. They're no red onion, they've got it all going on. Point that lead sled to Bay City - Mashpee and sail on by. You can't miss it.

The GlastonBelli Redwood Forest

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The GlastonBelli Redwood Forest

The GlastonBelli Redwood Forest is a giant pine and redwood sequoia forest park. Exploration and photography are encouraged. Find the cabin of The GlastonBelli Witch and solve a mystery!

Svarga

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Svarga

Climb on top of a giant wasp and take a guided tour of this tropical island, which first opened in 2006. Explore the library inside the central tower, relax near the spring fountain, or start an impromptu jam session with some peculiar elven instruments inside the playhouse.

Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Explorer Island is home to the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Second Life. From NASA's California Institute of Technology, this exhibit showcases and explores the history of space travel and its related technologies. Come see the history, and explore space and technology.

Capybara

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Capybara

Join the fun at The Jungle in Capybara and meet your friends at this cool campsite in the Wilderness.

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Academic Campus 1

Located in a region reminiscent of a Colorado mountain town, this campus is great for both indoor and outdoor study sessions. It has the largest amount of outdoor space of our currently featured campuses, with a playground, a soccer field with bleachers, and plenty of grassy areas all around.

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The Science Circle

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The Science Circle

The Science Circle is an NGO since July 3rd, 2017, and a multinational alliance of scientists, educators, students, and science enthusiasts collaborating to share knowledge and promote open-source education around the world. They value dialogue within a community that promotes inclusion, diversity, and respect. The mission of the Science Circle is to enhance understanding and learning and to promote dialogue broadly across disciplines with an emphasis on the sciences within the context of a virtual environment that allows for participation on a global scale. Learn more at sciencecircle.org

Fearless Nation PTSD Support

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Fearless Nation PTSD Support

Fearless Nation PTSD Support is an RL 501c3 Nonprofit Organization for people with PTSD, their families, partners, children, and communities. They provide education, support, and advocacy. Since 2009 they've had a virtual online community that spans distance, with a small carbon footprint bringing people together for peer support, education, and advocacy for people with PTSD.

Nonprofit Commons

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Nonprofit Commons

Take a tour of Nonprofit Commons, an area that contains more than 150 nonprofit and social benefit organizations in Second Life.

Power Up for Charge

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Power Up for Charge

Power Up for Charge is the official fundraising arm of the Charge Syndrome Foundation in Second Life. The goal of PUFC is to fundraise, build awareness, and develop support for this complex syndrome. Power Up! Park is where fun and learning come together. This all-inclusive region welcomes visitors of all ages with a variety of activities, including thrilling roller coasters, scenic boat rides, interactive games, and family-friendly attractions.

Echo Group Band of Brothers

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Echo Group Band of Brothers

Echo Group Band of Brothers is a real-life Veteran's non-profit with a chapter in Second Life. They provide assistance with anything a Veteran or their family members may need including VA, claims, DIC, etc. There are 2 regions and a Gateway for new residents to learn SL! It is well done, easy to maneuver, and lots of fun. The main region boasts the only Armed Forces Museum Experience in SL, with lots more to see. How can they help you?

Virtual Ability

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Virtual Ability

Virtual Ability is a place where people with disabilities and chronic illnesses can safely learn about virtual worlds. Details on VirtualAbility.org

Mayo Clinic

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Mayo Clinic

The Mayo Clinic's island in Second Life includes conference facilities and a bookstore. The not-for-profit medical practice holds regular talks and events on diseases and illnesses for interested Residents.

Creations Park

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Creations Park

Creations Park was grown with love. Run by Barbie Alchemi, this region offers support groups and research into the positive effects of Second Life for people with Parkinson's disease.

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