Our AIM Foundation

Our AIM Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides lifesaving resources to developing communities across the world.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 2657.

TITTS Inc

Taking it to the Streets specializes in multiplying the charitable dollars available for the benefit of those most in need of life's basic services: food/hunger, housing/shelter, and basic medical needs.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 2658.

International Arts & Philanthropy Foundation, Inc.

International Arts & Philanthropy Foundation, Inc.

Were Here Non Profit

Were Here Nonprofit is dedicated to providing resources to low-income underprivileged families since 2013 Were Here Nonprofit mission is to empower vulnerable individuals and families with resources that help them realize their full potential for long- term security and stability.

• Youth Development Programs

• 2660.

Igma Inc

A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization specializing in empowering others through training, development, and hosting community awareness initiatives.

Charity Beyond Borders

Charity Beyond Borders is dedicated to reduce poverty and help underprivileged communities through humanitarian assistance, free educational programs, and compassionate medical services.

The Minority Freedom Community Fund

Improving the lives of minorities through economic support, social programs, and spiritual guidance.

• Economic Development

• 2663.

THE SEQUOYAH FUND INC

Lending, training, and promoting entrepreneurship for enrolled members of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and business owners in the seven westernmost counties of North Carolina.

WINCHESTER NEWS GROUP INC

Featured Winchester girls softball begins season with heartbreaking extra innings loss to host Wilmington Winchester Chamber of Commerce debuts successful first health and wellness fair Converse Place development back on Winchester Planning Board agenda for April 15 A development at 10 Converse Place will be back on the Winchester Planning Boards agenda on April 15 after concerned residents took to social media to urge the board to continue the discussion.