Find non profit organizations in San Fernando, CA. Listings include San Fernando Valley Detachment 1277 Marine Corps League, Parks Chapel, VFW San Fernando, St. Ferdinand Bingo, UNA-USA San Fernando Valley Chapter, Oldies Car Club (San Fernando Valley).
San Fernando Valley Partnership is a non-profit organization that strives to promote healthy, and drug-free communities in the San Fernando Valley.
This is the official page for the IBEW 11 D4 Welfare Committee. https://ibew11d4merch.com/
Founded in 1984 by Keith & Heidi Hershey, MFMI was raised up to help people join their faith to increase dynamic life-giving assistance in the nations of the world.
Culture. Community. Education. Leadership. Check out www.pukuu.org for more.
If you are a Marine, FMF Corpsman, family or supporter of the Marine Corps. Come Join Us! The Marine Corps League of the San Fernando Valley Detachment #1277 was formed, founded, a...
Mission To Know Jesus and to Make Him Known Service Times Jump Start: 8AM Worship Encounter: 9:30AM
The Mission of the AME Church is to minister to the social, spiritual, and physical development of all people.
We Play on Sundays! Doors open at 3:00 All Paper - Great games. Bring a Friend walk-ins are welcome
We are innovators in the social and behavioral determinants of health.
Since its incorporation in 1977, El Centro de Amistad, Inc. (ECDA) has provided comprehensive and culturally competent services for “at risk” youth, adults and their families. ECDA...
A foundation created In Memory Of Deedee Acedo Rodriguez. We give jackets and blankets to those in need. Donations are welcome and much appreciated.
Building a future for Youth by Youth.
The Tataviam Land Conservancy is devoted to the protection, preservation of sacred sites, traditional areas and cultural landscapes.
The San Fernando Women's Rugby team participates in the Women's Division II league of the Southern California Rugby Football Union. All ages are welcome!
Somos una organización sin fines de lucro que se esfuerza por promover comunidades saludables y libres de drogas para residentes del Valle de San Fernando.
The Los Angeles Youth Opportunity Movement's (LAYOM) Arts & Media program provides training, educati