Find non profit organizations in Boston, MA. Listings include Helping Hands Across the Ocean, Sisters Unchained, Regenerate: Boston, Troop 2 Weymouth, Hope House Boston, Ines A. Dijon.
PinkDriveUSA is a non-profit corporation and shall operate exclusively for educational and charity
The Oxfam Hunger Banquet is a memorable, interactive event that brings hunger and poverty issues to life. Planning one is easy- check out the website!
Helping Hands Across the Ocean is an organization, committed to helping the people of Haiti improve their lives and achieve lasting victory over poverty.
The Combined Federal Campaign is the only authorized solicitation of Federal employees in their workp
The Women's Network is a collegiate women's networking organization focused on connecting women to each other and to leaders across many industries. TWN is comprised of a community...
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It is our mission to promote social consciousness, prescriptive activism and remedial change through various expressions of the arts and edutainment.
The Simmons College Class Gift is a generous legacy left by the seniors of the graduating class.
Radically changing systems that impact communities and the young people living within them
Resilient Communities, Resilient Families is an initiative of Local Initiatives Support Corporation (Greater Boston LISC)
350 Mass is a volunteer-led statewide network of climate activists created by Better Future Project.
Through mobile clinics and cleaning efforts, we aim to foster livable communities throughout Haiti, particular the Grand'Anse department, by promoting children and women’s health, ...
The Sun Grown Cannabis Alliance is a trade association representing diverse outdoor cannabis growers in the Northeast, who advocate for and promote sun-grown cannabis cultivation.
A collective group of Brothers and Sister of Prince Hall Boston
A nonprofit organization working to abridge the gap between the the West and East by opening up opportunities for international students.