Find non profit organizations in Washington D.C., DC. Listings include AFT Public Employees, Breadcoin, The DC Center HIV Working Group, Minds Of The Culture, Everyone Home DC, NCNW Montgomery Alabama Capital Section.
Our mission is to advocate and improve the overall health and wellness for women and men through out
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the National Capital Area, a 501(c)(3) organization, helps children realize their potential through One-To-One® mentoring relationships that ignite the ...
Breadcoins are food tokens, used to provide the dignity of food choice for anyone in need at local food vendors
The Cherry Blossom Program is a week-long program that offers cultural, educational, and professional development for young women leaders.
The mission of AAGEN is to promote, expand and support Asian American and Pacific Islander leadership in Government.
Rising Sun is a little church with a BIG heart! We are a traditional baptist church with a "down home" feel
NAUW is committed to advancing educational & professional opportunities for women, youth, and the disadvantaged. Founded in 1910 we promote equality, academic achievement, and prof...
The HIV Working Group is a volunteer driven HIV/AIDS outreach, education, and advocacy initiative of The DC Center.
Heart rhythm education, tools, and guidance from the trusted experts at the Heart Rhythm Society
Our goal is to promote life skills initiatives that build Mentorship, Accountability, Teamwork, Character, Health, and Education.
Black Mental Health + Integrating Faith & Wellness + Educating Millennials & Gen-Z + Leading the com
Housing is our starting point. Seeing people thrive is our finish line. https://bit.ly/3Qq6ZQ1
Where fantasy and reality meet... movement and imagination merge with UpRooted Dance!
Welcome to the page for the NCNW Montgomery Capital Section. Here we will provide information on membership and engagement opportunities for people interested in joining t...
Emily Nelson Chapter, NSDAR, Est 1907 is an inter-generational chapter in Washington D.C.
Advocates and develops relationships and trade policies, that support a positive impact to nightlife.
We serve all alumni of Tenleytown's high school, which opened in 1935 as Woodrow Wilson Senior High School and became Jackson-Reed High School in 2022. Our new name, recognizing ...
Our mission is to empower and advocate for families and youth involved in the child welfare system, to promote the long-term stability of families in the nation’s capital.
We are the League of Women Voters of the District of Columbia. Making Democracy Work for the citizens of DC since 1920.
This is the chapter of the American Society for Public Administration representing the NYC metro area