Find non profit organizations in Addis Ababa. Listings include Africa Youth Climate Assembly 2025, Royal Ethiopian Trust, FAWE Ethiopia Chapter, Nasir Yasin Foundation - NYF, Global Chamber Addis Ababa, Jabaadhu.
Humanity is first, AYFP is committed to put first things to the first.
Enabling Africa is a leading private short-term training, research, and consultancy firm. Our aim is to empower individuals and organizations in Africa to reach their full potentia...
Our mission is to safeguard, raise awareness of, & fortify Ethiopian culture & unity via 4 pillars.
At Children’s HopeChest, we empower orphaned and impoverished children and their communities through relationships that cultivate holistic transformation and sustainability.
Engage business and community leaders in successful cross-border trade and investment that accelerates global business growth and increases cross-border understanding between Metro...
ACDD established to see well-rooted and true democratic culture, and participatory and inclusive development in Ethiopia.
NGO in Ethiopia combat stroke through our three core programs: Stroke Awareness, Therapeutics & Rehabilitation, and Stroke Research & Education. Join us in building a stroke-free ...
PELUM Ethiopia Consortium is a member of the African Network, which is called PELUM Association. PELUM - Participatory Ecological Land Use Management.
✝️Missionary Ministry *Not a 501c3* Gifts are not tax deductible. Donate @ https://gofund.me/123bb61c http://paypal.me@JesseP1240 Zelle [email protected]
Social start-up enterprise that transforms women and girls’ lives across Ethiopia by providing them with access to affordable and eco-friendly menstrual products, menstrual health ...
Endihnew Hope is an indigenous Ethiopian organization dedicated to improving the lives of the underprivileged, a step at a time.
Beza Posterity Development Organization (BPDO) is a non-governmental humanitarian organization committed to building a healthy, productive, and empowered society. Since 2000, we ha...
Empowering Youth, Enriching Communities