Non profit organizations in Wichita, KS - Page 20

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Members represent a variety of pharmacy practice settings, including but not limited to: Retail (both independent and chains) Hospitals (acute, community, rehabilitation and othe...

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We are a small group dedicated to Kansas writers, located in the state’s largest metro area, Wichita. Currently housed in the fellowship hall/theatre of College Hill United Methodi...

All things home, lifestyle & positive aging resources. Aging in Place Certified Senior Move Managers®️ Senior Living Advisors FREE phone/home/family Consults Senior Home Coach™️...

2026 Board Members President: Merry Rogers Vice President: T...

The Wichita Broadway Singers is about the love of music and the joy of singing.

Bridging the gap between mental health crisis and recovery by offering dedicated support, resources, and community to rebuild lives, ensuring a clear path from stabilization to sus...

Step Up - Donate, Volunteer, Share with others in need. We distribute directly every month.

Heartland Friends Meeting is an unprogrammed Quaker meeting in Wichita, KS. Meeting for Worship: Sundays at 10:45 am

The Native Women’s Collective is a community-driven space dedicated to uplifting, supporting, and empowering Native women and young girls in Wichita, Kansas.

Strike gold & strike greatness at the ultimate youth Freco wrestling experience! Gold Rush is THE must-attend Freestyle and Greco tournament in KS! We bring together the fiercest c...

To enroll in the program: Call: (316) 370-6358 or (316) 347-7574 Visit: bit.ly/LYFTEform Email: [email protected] Participating women may earn incentives such as gift cards to Walmar...

Welcome to the National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 201 page. Please check back for upcoming activities and information. If you are a member and have a question ...

Cherryl Clark Ministries believes that restoration, renewal and revival come through faith.

Recovery group for anyone looking to change or maintain their relationship with sobriety and healing

Thomas Hopkins Post 4 was opened on June 16th, 1919 and named after Second Lieutenant Thomas Hopkins.

We are a 501(c)(3) registered non-profit soccer team with a semi-professional team and youth club.