Non profit organizations in KOLKATA - Page 116
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Kolkata, 700027
Vowed to stand for Humanity, Empowerment, Education and Healthcare.... Uplifting of the communities fighting for their existence.
15, Belvedere Road, Alipore, 9th Floor
Kolkata, 700027
Ullas Foundation is one the unique organization which aims at not only uplifting the society but also at spreading a sparkle of hope and joy. We believe in egalitarian society in t...
Kolkata
This page is an attempt to join more hands and make our circle bigger and better where every section of the society is equal in getting its opportunities and chances to make its dr...
United World School Of Bussiness, Infinity Benchmark Tower, Block-EP & GP, Sector-5 , Saltlake
Kolkata, 700091
Kolkata, 700129
International youthgroups are welcome to participate in SMILE workcamp India opportunities.www.smilengo.org
82 A/H/5 Drive Sudhir Basu Road
Kolkata, 700023
KIDS founded on 20.11.2003 by Md. Rizwan and his dedicated team, is committed to promoting excellence in education. Focusing on vernacular medium schools, KIDS has become a pioneer...
Gurusaday Road, Beck Bagan, Ballygunge, Kolkata 700019, India
Kolkata, 700019
Kolkata
We are working for peace through literature, and a greener and a better earth with Sustainable Development Goals. We also have International Prayer cell.
10/16, Netaji Nagar, P. O. Regent Park, Kol
Kolkata, 700040
Edify Foundation a voluntary organization working since 2006 in the slum areas of Kolkata & South 24 Parganas, West Bengal mainly providing Primary education and low cost nutritiou...
35 Sarat Bose Lane
Kolkata, 700081
Bande Hindustan Foundation is working for social welfare, charity, research, science and education.
33a, Shivkrishna Daw Lane, Kadapara, Phool Bagan, Kankurgachi
Kolkata, 700054
To positively transform 100,000 lives annually by 2024, through market-driven, digital interventions
