Non profit organizations in Washington D.C., DC - Page 202
Find non profit organizations in Washington D.C., DC. Listings include Traffic Flow Theory, David Lynch Foundation TMC, ReVision dance company, Dupont Kalorama Museums Consortium, Voices for a Second Chance, CWA Customer Service Action Network.
400 I Street, SW
Washington D.C., 20024
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5614 Connecticut Ave NW, # 180
Washington D.C., 20015-2601
The Study Center offers 3 semesters of activities and classes on diverse subjects at different locations in the DC metropolitan area.
Washington D.C.
To ignite in the hearts of Americans a sense of obligation to protect and preserve the freedoms we’ve inherited, and, to help them recognize that we are stewards of an “inestimable...
145 Kennedy St NW
Washington D.C., 20011-5294
"Culture For Service and Service For Humanity." by means of practicing the principles upon which our illustrious organization was founded: *Brotherhood *Scholarship *Service.
Washington D.C.
ACAE is an independent, non-profit accreditation body created in 2003 to accredit professional docto
Washington D.C.
This community is concerned with the development, validation, and dissemination of theoretical, experimental, and applied research on traffic flow theory and traffic flow character...
Washington D.C.
Free weekly content focused on weather, climate and environment. A service of the National Environmental Education Foundation.
Washington D.C., 20036
CNFA is an implementer of USAID's Southern Africa Farmer-to-Farmer Program. CNFA is committed to generating broad-based economic growth and food security.
1658 Columbia Rd NW
Washington D.C., 20009
The DC TimeBank builds circles of reciprocity and mutual aid, nurturing community ties, community self-sufficiency, and resilience. Join us!
Washington D.C.
Established in 1983 to promote the "off the Mall" museums and their neighborhoods in the greater Dupont-Kalorama area of Washington, DC.
Washington D.C.
A Voice From Prison is a non-profit advocating criminal justice reform and constitutional rights, directly from within the system itself
Washington D.C.
A new Cold War Gallery to tell the story of the Navy's role in our nation's 50-year conflict with the Soviet Union. The Naval Historical Foundation is raising funds to support its...
1422 Massachusetts Ave SE
Washington D.C., 20003
Voices for a Second Chance provides services that ensure successful connection of justice-involved individuals to family, community, and resources.
800 Florida Ave NE, #HMB251E
Washington D.C., 20002
Washington D.C.
The CWA Customer Service Action Network page is for customer service workers and those who support them.
P. O. Box 65688
Washington D.C., 20035
Network for Good's Donor Advised Fund is the nonprofit that receives and distributes donations to other nonprofits.
Washington D.C.
Building collective power for public health, public safety, and public well-being.
1900 K Street NW
Washington D.C., 20001
The AAIHR is the voice of the international healthcare recruitment industry. The premier advocate for foreign-educated clinicians in the United States, the AAIHR promotes legal, e...
1752 N Street NW
Washington D.C., 20036
Earth Day Network is a global NGO that works on environmental issues. Beginning with the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970, Earth Day Network has grown today to reach out to some 1...
1351 U St NW, Second Floor
Washington D.C., 20009
Nonprofit and Kung Fu for over 25 years at 1351 U Street NW. Adult classes Mon-Fri 6:30p-7:30p.
Washington D.C.
Empowering youth to lead positive, drug-free lifestyles while achieving their dreams. Created by Mentor Foundation USA.
Washington D.C.
Unir toute la diaspora congolaise à travers le monde pour contribuer à l'éducation de la société, à l
1901 Mississippi Avenue SE
Washington D.C., 20020
Boys & Girls Club of Greater Washington's FBR Branch at THEARC is creating a movement! Join us! #FBRN
Washington D.C.
Conspiring to turn strangers into friends A resource umbrella for neighbor-love, for creating and finding more connection; Founder & Creative Director: Cary Umhau
2121 H St., NW
Washington D.C., 20052
Our mission is to create a home away from home that caters to the needs of Latinx students as well as