• Women's Rights

• 1081.

Charlestown Mothers Association Inc

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization run exclusively by unpaid volunteers dedicated to strengt SUPPORT COMMUNITY AND FAMILY PROGRAMS IN CHARLESTOWN, MASSACHUSETTS, WITH THE GOAL OF PRESERVING CHARLESTOWN AS A SAFE, CLEAN AND HAPPY ENVIRONMENT IN WHICH TO RAISE FAMILIES.

MOHAWK VALLEY COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY INC

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• Human Service Organizations

• 1083.

Peak Community Services Foundation Inc

Peak has provided support to individuals and their families in the Cass and Pulaski county regions for over 50 years.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 1084.

Hill Community Development Corporation

Your front door to the Hill District. ENGAGES IN COMMUNITY, ECONOMIC AND REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT, INCLUDING NEIGHBORHOOD PLANNING.

Skyline Center Inc

Home Health-Day Habilitation-Supported Employment-Community Living-Industrial Services-Cotton Products To assist persons with disabilities to live independently, to access community based resources, to break down barriers to independence, and to reach individualized employment goals through the provision of specialized training and support services.

Extreme Kids and Crew Inc

Voice of the staff at Extreme Kids. Cultivating welcoming, accessible spaces for children with disabilities and their people.

United Way of the Black Hills

We unite people and resources to improve lives in the Black Hills by delivering measurable long-term We unite people and resources to improve lives in the Black Hills by delivering measurable long-term solutions to community issues in education, financial stability, and health.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 1088.

MT Zion Community Outreach Inc

The organization’s primary mission/purpose is to provide needed services to individuals, to include but not be limited to, promoting academic excellence (without excuse) to children, youth and adults, and individuals returning to our communities from prisons (returning citizens), in disadvantaged communities that are characterized by high crime, low academic achievement, early parenting, substance abuse, family violence, and deteriorating physical environments by providing community-based-educational, social, human, and economic development services and employment opportunities to enrich the lives of residents in these economically disadvantaged communities, assist in a smooth transition back to our communities from prison, thus reducing recidivism.

• Community Coalitions

• 1089.

Homestead Valley Community Assn

TO OPERATE, MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THE HOMESTEAD VALLEY COMMUNITY CENTER AND PROVIDE PROGRAMS TO ITS RESIDENTS.