Find non profit organizations in Birmingham, AL. Listings include Better Birmingham, Greater Birmingham Chapter AACN, Urban Solution Progress Network, What's Happening in Collegeville, So Fresh & So Clean Haircuts 4 Youth, Eta Psi Chapter of Theta Chi.
The Birmingham Genealogical Society is a 501(c)3 organization. It was organized March 15, 1959, exclusively for educational and research purposes, and to foster preservation of genealogical and historical material. Upcoming events will be posted here.
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"Dedicated to serving our community by providing nourishment to those in need and offering essential resources to foster hope and stability. With a heart for service and guided by ...
The UAB-SCIMS is one of only 18 SCI Model Systems.
Welcome to the Sandusky Neighborhood Association's Page (Birmingham, AL). Meetings: 2nd Tuesdays.
The Mission of Urban Solution Progress Network (USPN) is to ensure, afford and promote a modern day society which advances the education, economic, CIVIL RIGHTS, human rights and c...
True growth depends entirely on staying connected to Jesus, The True Vine (John 15) Through building a relationship with Christ, our youth are empowered to produce positive, lastin...
The Ladies of Charity (LOC) is a community-based association of women who desire to contribute time and talent in services to the poor and vulnerable. The LOC women are also membe...
This group is for everyone trying to get information on the happenings, offerings and updates on everything Collegeville.
Global Anti-Trafficking Alliance Birmingham (GAAB) unites Birmingham based anti-trafficking leaders to collaborate, raise awareness, and empower advocacy for local and global anti-...
ALABAMA WILDLIFE FEDERATION invites you to the AWF Birmingham Wild Game Cook-Off September 19th @ Birmingham Zoo. Get your tickets today!
building peace + strengthening hope The Mending Project assists widows in need of home repair and renovations who cannot fully fund their projects.
University of Alabama at Birmingham Chapter of COTAD {Coalition of Occupational Therapy Advocates for Diversity} Stay up to date with us here!