• Human Service Organizations

• 1234.

Love in the Name of Christ of South Lee and North Collier COMMUN

Mobilizing local churches to transform lives and communities in SW Florida To connect persons with verified needs with charitable support 992 Number of adults and kids impacted in 2024 1177 Number of volunteer hours served in 2024 76375 2024Financial assistance distributed to those in need 344 Neighbor in Need requests met in 2024 The needs in our community are overwhelming.

Besomeone Worldwide

Looking for ways to get involved in your community or volunteer abroad.

• Women's Rights

• 1236.

New Opportunities for Wounded Widowed and Orphans of War

NOW-WOW (New Opportunities for Wounded, Widows and Orphans of War) is a charity organization helping war affected Sri #Lkn #Tamil communities NOW-WOW (New Opportunities for Wounded, Widows and Orphans of War) is a 501C3 registered charity helping war affected Tamil communities in Sri Lanka.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1237.

FAMILIES OF THE HEART

Adoptive families of Guatemalan children helping birth families live better lives.

Adara Development USA

We believe that each & every person deserves access to quality health, education & other essential services, no matter where they live.

• Community Service Clubs (Kiwanis, Lions, Jaycees, etc.)

• 1239.

Altrusa International Inc

Header Heading Altrusa International District One We believe that everyone is able to make a positive difference to the world around them.

• Christian

• 1240.

Bridge Builders Network

Our mission is to promote bridge building efforts through education and service at the intersection of culture, faith and prayer.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1241.

FURNISHING NEW BEGINNINGS

Home is Where the Heart Is Your generosity helps us furnish homes and hearts for refugee families.

• Community Coalitions

• 1242.

EQUIDAD ATX INC

Our Mission To be a catalyst for holistic, equitable, sustainable and transformative neighborhood revitalization, and the disruption of the cycle of generational poverty, in Austin’s “Eastern Crescent”.