Non profit organizations in Los Angeles, CA - Page 172
Find non profit organizations in Los Angeles, CA. Listings include BTS Confession For I-ARMY, Mwsolgl / Los Angeles Lodge Hall, Flaming Flower Productions, International Press at Model United Nations at UCLA, Montong AJAN Village, DTLA Strong.
The Peter Christian Hernandez Memorial Scholarship is a fund set up and managed to help young students achieve their dreams of higher education.
11766 Wilshire Boulevard, Ste 1450
Los Angeles, 90025
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135 N. Park View Street
Los Angeles, 90026
FASGI is a 501c3 nonprofit established in 1981. Our programs include mental health, naturalization a
615 S Mesa Street
Los Angeles, 90731
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1910 Magnolia Avenue
Los Angeles, 90007
Family Enrichment Community Program (FECP) is a pilot program of Children's Bureau designed to build the capacity of parents in the community.
Los Angeles, 90024
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2130 James M Wood Boulevard
Los Angeles, 90006
Labor United for Universal Healthcare is an independent, non-profit organization committed to guaranteed healthcare for all. Our coalition includes nearly 40 unions and labor-allie...
Los Angeles
The Federated Italo-Americans is an umbrella organization that unites many clubs and societies supporting the Italian heritage. Est. 1947 Los Angeles.
Los Angeles
Hope for LA mobilizes people to serve the poor and marginalized through community organization in Los Angeles. www.HopeForLA.org
Los Angeles
FACC Pacific sponsors a wide range of events to showcase the best of Finnish and Finnish-American products and services.
Los Angeles
Soul Food For Your Baby works to revive the art of breastfeeding among African American women through systems change and culturally competent media, educational and community outre...
