CAMRA is a consumer organization that campaigns for the preservation and promotion of traditional real ale, cider, and perry, as well as the protection of pubs and clubs in the UK.
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Campaign for Real Ale is a non-profit organization company headquartered in United Kingdom, founded in 1976. Xcout tracks 12 named people at Campaign for Real Ale, including Ash Corbett-Collins (Chairman).
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The Ramblers is a British charity dedicated to protecting public paths, promoting walking, and advocating for access to the outdoors.
Alcohol Change UK is a charitable organization that works to reduce alcohol-related harm through research, policy advocacy, and public awareness campaigns.
Cycling UK is a membership charity that promotes cycling, campaigns for cyclists' rights, and provides services such as insurance and route planning.
The Soil Association is a UK-based charity and certification body that campaigns for organic food, sustainable farming, and the protection of nature and climate.
38 Degrees is a non-profit campaigning organization that mobilizes a community of people to take action on social, political, and environmental issues in the United Kingdom.
The American Homebrewers Association is a membership organization that supports homebrewers with educational resources, events, and community advocacy.
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