Google for "angel investors"... you'll get several hits for various angel networks. From there, you can probably filter your way to finding investor groups local to your area.
Side advice: Spend some time studying the angel / venture investing process. As you increase your understanding of how they operate, what they look for, what kind of deals they have appetites for, and what kind of info they want to see from the entrepreneur, your odds of successfully closing a funding deal will increase exponentially.
There's a plethora of material on the 'net and in any good bookstore on venture capital and angel investing, preparing business plans and financing packages, and the like. VCs and angels receive a boatload of funding proposals every month, and the more homework you do, the greater your advantage against all that competition.
Best of luck in your new venture!
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