Find non profit organizations in Mobile, AL. Listings include WAR Nonprofit Organization 501c3, Orange Grove Seed to Table Garden, United Way Emerging Leaders - Southwest Alabama, VJ’s Angels, The Alliance to the Medical Society of Mobile County, Mobile Mystics Float D.
Be EEG utiful headwraps began from my own journey with epilepsy. I created these headwraps to bring comfort, confidence, and dignity to those undergoing EEG monitoring - and to remind others that they are not alone.
John 3:16 This is a Non-profit organization letting the world know we all have trials but that's not the end of your life. [email protected]
Soul of Somanya is a small organization staffed mostly by volunteers. We are located in Somanya in G
The Seed to Table Garden is located in the Orange Grove community in downtown Mobile, Alabama.
MAMGA's Nineteen Thirty- Eight Legacy Corporation (1938 Legacy) was established in 2022 in support of MAMGA’s expansive community service programs and projects.
The Foley Center provides students high impact, community learning experiences, assists faculty in effective service-learning courses, and cultivates transformative community partn...
We are a nonprofit with a mission to help as many people with credit repair and side hustle jobs.
Born in the spirit of "we can do more," LS Charitable is a foundation whose mission is to pay it forward and support research required to cure cancer, make people live longer and h...
For the past 39 years, Municipal Raiders Youth Football Association has provided a positive, support
Beloved This is a non profit organization.We are out doing the will of God in different communities.We feed the homeless, ministry to the brokenhearted
Based in Mobile, Alabama, we are a group dedicated to bringing people together to better ourselves and the city we live in. all spiritual paths and identifications are welcomed. P...
CASA stands for Court Appointed Special Advocate and our Volunteers make an extraordinary difference in an abused or neglected child's life.
Local family is raising money to purchase a wheelchair-accessible van for 10 year old Brantley.