Fathers House Restoration Ministries Inc

Father's House Restoration Ministries (FHRM) exist to bring community transformation through funding both local and international charities with a focus on serving the most disadvantaged and vulnerable within society About Us Community Land Trust What We Fund Businesses Contact Us Donate More Nonprofit Businesses Created to Fund Community Transformation Our VISION Father39s House Restoration Ministries FHRM is a unique collection of Nonprofit Businesses located in Oroville California that exists to fund community transformation.

Helping Hands & Gateway House: Overcoming Addictions

Helping Hands Overcoming Addiction provides faith-based support and connections with appropriate serv Helping hands Overcoming Addiction provides faith-based support and connections with appropriate service providers for individuals suffering from substance abuse disorder.

• Housing Development, Construction, Management

• 2694.

East 165Th Street Housing Development Fund Corporation

WellLife Network is a nonprofit dedicated to the wellness of New Yorkers faced with disabilities, mental illness, and addiction.

• Food Banks, Food Pantries

• 2695.

Skykomish Food Bank

Skykomish Food Bank We run on neighbors helping neighbors Welcome to Skykomish Food Bank SFB.

Help Homeless Inc

Help Homeless New York is a student led 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to providing homeles WE ARE HELP HOMELESS INC Our mission is simple.

• Food Banks, Food Pantries

• 2697.

Silverton Area Community Aid Inc

SACA is a social service nonprofit providing food, financial assistance, & access to other resources.

• Community Foundations

• 2698.

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION FOR SOUTHEAST

We build the resources, relationships and expertise required to expand equitable access to opportunities.

• Youth Centers and Clubs (includes Boys/Girls Clubs)- Multipurpose

• 2699.

THE FACTORY MINISTRIES

Empower Individuals. Connect Resources.

• Christian

• 2700.

RIGHT SIDE UP MINISTRIES INC

Helping the local church serve their community in time of disaster.