Find non profit organizations in Springfield, OR. Listings include 40 Something Cowgirls, Springfield, OR, The Movement Project, Springfield McKenzie Eagles Aerie 3597, Springfield Community Booster Club, Adrenal Insufficiency Kentucky, Fort Umpqua Muzzleloaders.
Cultivate Together is a 501(c)3 non-profit that works to get people involved in their own food production in order to improve their physical, mental, and social wellness. What brin...
People and Animal Who Serve, Dedicated to enhancing the quality of life, for people of all ages and abilities in our community, through positive interaction with animals.
We strive to provide positive and equitable access to educational resources, solutions and support.
Official Facebook account of Lane Community College Employee Federation (LCCEF), AFT-Oregon Local 2417. We represent 900+ classified employees.
WHAT WE'RE ABOUT The Springfield Youth Day of Caring began in 1997 as a class project in the Family and Community Services class at Springfield High School. This project was born...
SHOP Co-Op: Parents who work to achieve common homeschool goals for their kids around academics, social time, Christian character building, the arts, practical skills, adventure ac...
F.U.M.L. was formed in 1974. We're a Pre-1840's Fur Trade Era non profit organization. Not only regard to weapons but also clothing, shelter, and other accouterments. Meeting ar...
Hosted by WAM, the Annual toy drive benefiting the children and families of the Arc of Lane County.
Category Exclusive Leads and Referral Group. This group aims to encourage and support doing business
Children, Widows, And disabled People need help in Kenya and it is our mission to give them the help they need.
“People once believed that when someone dies, a crow carries their soul to the land of the dead. But sometimes, something so bad happens that a terrible sadness is carried with it ...
The Hawks are a consortium of Mohawk business owners. Visit our district for your shopping, dining, and everyday needs. Mohawk. A beautiful business district of Springfield, Orego...
In 1992, CJ Martin got in trouble at school. His “punishment" was to take part in a Leadership Class. Proving he had learned his lesson in a BIG way, he concocted the idea of holdi...
Huddle Up was founded on the idea that youth athletics shouldn’t be about the haves and have nots.