• Public Foundations

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Boston Share Network

Compassionate Hands for Our Homeless and Poor Newsletter Signup Form See Dot a documentary of our founder Dorothy Werst Our MissionOur Programs Boston Share Network BSN is a coalition of volunteers shelters and agencies who work together to Assess the immediate needs of the homeless and poor Respond to those needs Bridge the gap between homelessness and a life of hope BSN is a nonprofit organization consisting of a coalition of volunteers shelters and agencies.

• Home Improvement/Repairs

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH HOUSING

To serve and host the community with exceptional outreach by providing quality multi-cultural low income housing and services to all who fairly qualify 2147629910 coh3436gmail.

Africans United Communities of Charlottesville

Serving refugees and immigrants from African countries in Virginia and its surroundings.

• Rehabilitation Services for Offenders

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Karat Place Inc

Housing for ex-offender women - To rehabilitate the women to reduce recidivism in the Greater Memphis.

• Housing Owners, Renters Organizations

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Salem Interfaith Hospitality Network

We are Family Promise of the Mid-Willamette Valley and believe every child deserves a home.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

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Women That Care Inc

We Are Women of Noble Character Making A Difference Founded on September 10 2011 Women That Care is a nonprofit organizational ministry with a goal of bringing women together to focus on the needs of the homeless and less fortunate communities.

• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

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COMMUNITY RESCUE MISSION INC

Providing transitional housing since 1981.

• Human Service Organizations

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND DEVELOPMENT

A one-stop-shop holistic approach to the empowerment of individuals and families.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

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ROANOKE ASYLUM-SEEKERS SUPPORT NETWORK

Donate Now Main navigation About Roanoke Asylum Seekers Support Network The majority of asylum seekers arrive in the United States with very few belongings and receive little government aid.