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This sliver of the moon — the only one NASA has given to a nongovernmental organization — was collected during the Apollo 11 moonwalk in 1969 and presented to the cathedral by astronauts Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Buzz Aldrin five years later.

The information on gene complement and loci organization was collected from Homo sapiens (Placental Mammal, human), M. musculus (Placental Mammal, Rodent, mouse), Ornithorhynchus anatinus (Monotremata, platypus), Monodelphis domestica (Marsupial, opossum), Gallus gallus (Bird, chicken), Anolis carolinensis (Reptile, anole) and X. tropicalis (Amphibian, african clawed frog).

He said the organization was collecting the bodies for humanitarian reasons.

Peter Bheddah, an electronics wholesale dealer who is president of the chapter in Flushing, said that the organization was collecting money, blankets and medicine for quake victims, but that otherwise most everyone felt paralyzed by the unknown.

The organization is collecting personal information on about 31 people that it intends to sue for illegal file-sharing, after getting the backing of Britain's High Court.

Mr. Forker, whose organization is collecting button cells to reclaim mercury, said a broad environmental goal is to get as many toxic materials as possible out of municipal waste before it goes into the ground or an incinerator.

Every organization is collecting data today, but very few know what to do with it.

In the meantime, we've set up a donation box in the middle of the structure that's getting filled with pre-loved clothing that the organization is collecting.

In a Facebook message to HuffPost, an employee from the Virginia Historical Society confirmed that the organization is collecting signs.

Facing Addiction, a national non-profit organization, is collecting comments in support of President Trump taking action on the Commission's Emergency Declaration recommendation.

McLemore also said her organization is collecting anecdotal evidence that shows immigrants are already hesitant to enroll in public benefits programs for fear that the proposal may take effect.