• Human Service Organizations

• 1954.

Ncbc Human Services Corporation Inc

PLACING A PRIORITY ON PEOPLE BY FOCUSING ON OUR YOUTH, HEALTH, RECREATION, EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY WHICH SUPPORTS OPPORTUNITIES FOR POSITIVE ACHIEVEMENT, FAMILY DEVELOPMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH.

• Military/Veterans' Organizations

• 1955.

Coast Guard Tug Association

Veteran's Organization MemberHistoric Naval Ships Association Morro Bay and Bollard Fellow TuggersWe are trying to complete an update of our membership email list.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 1956.

Community Empowerment Operation

We Empower At Community Empowerment Operation we have dedicated nearly a decade to fostering positive change in underserved communities.

• Religious Related, Spiritual Development N.E.C.

• 1957.

Common Ground Outreach

A path through grief The wisdom of those who respect the Creation.

World Outreach

Our mission is to uplift and empower at risk children, youth and economically disadvantaged veterans & adults, by mentoring & teaching them skills necessary for survival & connecting them to a community of support that offers educational resources that address immediate and long-term needs in the areas of homelessness, addiction, abuse and the environment.

National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry

NFCYM supports and strengthens those who accompany young people as they encounter and follow Jesus Christ.

Abq Faithworks Collaborative

ABQ FaithWorks Collaborative is an alliance of congregations seeking wholeness for our community.

• Safety Education

• 1961.

Peace Initiative Inc

THE FOCUS OF THE CHARITABLE MISSION OF THE PEACE INITIATIVE IS TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE COMMUNITY CENTERED SERVICES AND PROGRAMS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON PUBLIC SAFETY, NON-VIOLENCE, SOCIAL JUSTICE AND NURTURING AND PROMOTING THE INHERENT DIGNITY OF ALL HUMAN BEINGS.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 1962.

The Center for Children's Law and Policy

Our staff members envision a world where the response to youth who get in trouble with the law is developmentally appropriate, free of racial and ethnic bias, and focused on building strengths that help youth avoid further involvement with the justice system.