Non profit organizations in Atlanta, GA - Page 102
Find non profit organizations in Atlanta, GA. Listings include Purpose On Tap, Zeta Tau Alpha Gwinnett, GA Alumnae Chapter, Von and Van’s Foundation of Hope Inc, Georgia Veteran Suicide Prevention: GDVS, ANPA - Georgia Chapter, Heels & Ties Too Success Inc.
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The Maale Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable children and youth in South Sudan through education and support. We build schools, fund scholarships, and empower young women with knowledge and skills
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Atlanta, 30318
We are a group of teachers, leaders, motivators, entrepreneurs and reentry coordinators who's missio
Atlanta
Women empowering lives, opportunities, values, and excellence.
195 Ottley Drive NE
Atlanta, 30324
We are driven to help young men discover their purpose as they pursue their faith, through serving their family, friends, and community.
Atlanta
Appling County Right to Life is a non-profit grassroots organization working in Appling County, Georgia to restore respect and effective legal protection for all innocent human lif...
2 MLK Jr. SE
Atlanta, 30334
Georgia Veterans Suicide Prevention
Atlanta
Our mission here at MIYA, Inc. is to change the trajectory of generational poverty to generational wealth. Donate to M.I.Y.A. Inc so we can continue providing services to the commu...
Atlanta
We are a nonprofit that provides an annual prom and community resources to SURVIVORS of HT & DV. It is our mission to celebrate and remind survivors of human trafficking and domest...
Atlanta
Supporting human rights to earn a quality education and an honest living
3343 Peachtree Road NE Ste 145/908
Atlanta, 30326
🩵Empower / Enhance / Educate 🩵Provide the tools, connections, and resources too succeed. 🩵Transforming communities one family at a time. 🩵Your DONATION gives you a Tax Deduction!!!...
PO Box 110242
Atlanta, 30311
The Atlanta Community Press Collective (ACPC) empowers Atlantans to engage in civic participation and build a city led from the bottom up.
Atlanta
Two friends, a Black man and a White man, were heartbroken after George Floyd’s murder and wanted to bring people together to have honest conversations about the pain and unrest of...
