Non profit organizations in Atlanta, GA - Page 162
Find non profit organizations in Atlanta, GA. Listings include Atlwood Gear, ArtCAN - An evening of inspiration and art, Moss Point High School Alumni Basketball, Misty Rose Daughter, Atlanta Producers Group, ILI Brasil.
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The Maale Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable children and youth in South Sudan through education and support. We build schools, fund scholarships, and empower young women with knowledge and skills
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welcome all former and active Moss Point High school basketball players and we welcome all admirers or supporters from other schools and family members. Coming soon , updated infor...
Atlanta
Introducing to you the 4th Chapter implemented by the National Chapter of Women Entrepreneurs Of America which was charted and formed in Cleveland, Ohio by Founder and National Pre...
Atlanta
Shifted Masterpiece is an advocate for domestic violence survivors and at-risk-youth.
Atlanta
Misty Rose Daughter is a nonprofit, honoring my late mother, Misty Rose... Helping, encouraging and inspiring people are my greatest gifts.
Atlanta
“ Our vision is to spread compassion through outreach in our community”
Atlanta
If you have been blessed by The Word of God from Amazing Vase Ministries or would like to sow into our ministry, you can donate at Paypal.me/AmazingVase or through CashApp: $Grac...
Atlanta
The MOTTO: Speak it, Believe it, Achieve it Who are we Women devoted to fulfilling their greatest potential and helping other women reach their greatest potential What do we offe...
Atlanta
Mission: Help save lives by aiding in the search of a cure for Biliary Atresia. Vision: A world without Biliary Atresia. In the meantime, we will continue to fund research progra...
Atlanta
Man in the Mirror started in 2015 and is dedicated to mentoring young men ages 10-17 & men recently released from prison. Our mission is to help our members build solid foundations...
