• Employment Procurement Assistance and Job Training

• 1864.

Ready Willing & Able

A non-profit organization dedicated to breaking the cycles of homelessness, incarceration, and addiction through work.

• Business, Youth Development

• 1865.

Christian Credit Development

Our mission: Renewing lives, Rebuilding communities, and Restoring hope in young men.

• Christian

• 1866.

Not My Will Ministries

We believe that every man deserves to live with hope dignity purpose and in relationship with Christ.

Epicenter Ministries

Rebuilding Texas families with children given extreme sentences in adult prisons because they are more than their worst mistake.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 1868.

Brian Codys Brothers & Sisters Foundation LLC

Brian Cody39s Brothers Sisters Foundation Home Upcoming 5K Reg Volunteers Shop Vendors Past Events Youth Hero Scholarship Artists RCA Scholarship Business Donors Resources Help Us Sponsors News About Us More We are a network of grieving families that have been impacted by the opioid epidemic in the worst way and we39re determined to support the battle against substance use disorder SUD and to end the overdose epidemic.

• Foster Care

• 1869.

Restoration 225 Inc

Restoration225 (R225) partners with churches, volunteers and agencies to wrap around families involved in the foster care system.

• Services to Prisoners/Families

• 1870.

Reentry By Design Inc

ReEntry By Design aims to help incarcerated men and women regain control over their lives and make a successful transition back to society.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 1871.

FREEDOM COMMUNITIES

Freedom Communities is a nonprofit working in the Freedom Drive Corridor of West Charlotte, leveraging a collective impact approach to improve education, housing, employment and community wellness.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 1872.

TENDING THE SOIL

About Us Tending the Soil is an alignment of five power building nonprofits and labor organizations representing more than 10000 Minnesotans led by working class BIPOC community leaders with a long history of effective and equitable organizing.