Non profit organizations in Worcester, MA - Page 2

WCAC has an experienced history of providing education, employment, energy and asset developoment programs to assist those in the transition from poverty to self-sufficiency. Prog...

This is a space for the development of both new and established artists and creative folx through art making, community building, and creative and cultural events. We offer the opp...

💕Financially supporting women during & AFTER tx 🦮emotional support dogs for women ✨Holistic treatment

Get involved..... you can connect to any of our in house workshops, group or all recovery mtgs hybrid via zoom Meeting ID #: 856-894-92373 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85689492373 ...

A member's club and lounge located on beautiful Lake Quinsigamond.

Comprised of the ever-changing, “permanent” PopUp and the intimate BrickBox Theater, the JMAC (pronounced JAY-mack) is downtown Worcester, MA’s home for arts, culture and creativit...

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Lutheran Social Services of New England became Ascentria Care Alliance on September 1, 2014. Our new name represents the beginning of a new era for our organization! What does “As...

WCACA is dedicated to the empowerment of people, preservation of Caribbean tradition and respect for

Inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, and bold!

A central focus of Adult & Teen Challenge is the voluntary, long term (15 month) residential recovery program that provides the context for a transformational experience during whi...

We believe in every person's right to autonomy, self-determination, and reclamation over their own experiences. We believe that relationships are at the center of what heals people...

JRHC is a non-profit 501(c)3 youth hockey organization proudly serving Central Massachusetts since 1987. Home of the Junior Railers, Worcester Rail Dawgs and Worcester White Hawks...

Offering opportunities to the children of Worcester/Worcester County in the Spring (Team Alpha All-Star Tackle, Flex, and Flag) and Fall (Tackle & Flex).

The Central Massachusetts Housing Alliance (CMHA) is committed to a leadership role in helping the communities of Greater Worcester and Worcester County respond to the needs of the...

Sunday, Sept. 29, 2024 at Polar Park. The UMass Cancer Walk raises funds to support adult and pediatric cancer research and care, and clinical trials of new potentially lifesaving...

The Latin American Business Organization is the most comprehensive and leading latin business development organization headquartered in Massachusetts

CASA Project Worcester County, a member of the National CASA Association, recruits, screens, and trains community volunteers to become Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA), als...

Safe Exit Initiative- SEI (formerly LIFT) is a nonprofit organization committed ending the sex trade. Our mission is to end systems of prostitution through the implementation of th...

“Through the years the Chamber Music Society has crafted thoughtful, innovative and interesting programs, and its playing has become so effortless, so technically virtuosic and so ...

We are a non-profit community makerspace offering tools, workspace, and education programs for adults year round.

We're a grassroots movement leading the fight for free public college in Massachusetts.

The Miracle Girl of Worcester MA. On 8/9/87 Audrey was 3 & fell into the family pool. Audrey was brought back to the family home & remained in a state called Akinetic Mutism. Her ...

St. John’s Food for the Poor Program at St. Francis Xavier Center is a not-for-profit center providing breakfast meals, food pantry items, & showers. Guests are Worcester's working...

St Mary's parish is under the omophorion of His Grace Nikodhim, Bishop of the Albanian Archdiocese.

Empowering African refugee and immigrant youth through educational, leadership, and cultural programming. A 501(c)(3) community organization based in Worcester, MA.

Dismas House opened our doors on Richards Street in Worcester in April of 1988. Since then, hundreds of former prisoners have called Dismas home, as they reconcile with society, s...