• Youth Development Programs

• 3907.

Alabama Longhouse Inc An Alabama Non Profit Corporation

Alabama Longhouse is a not-for-profit organization designed to strengthen parent-child, spiritual, neighborhood, and inter-communal bonds.

The Parenting Place Inc

We're a non-profit that supports and empowers a community of adults who nurture thriving children.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 3909.

North America Hombres Nobles Development Corporation

Tomorrow's Leaders is a mentoring organization that focuses on 5th Grade boys and girls from select LISD schools in Lubbock, TX.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 3910.

Thurgood Marshall Child Development Center Inc

To provide a safe, nuturing, and diverse community, that fosters an innovative and engaging learning environment for children, families and staff.

• Adoption

• 3911.

BEAUTY AMIDST THE ASHES INC

Advocate. Educate. Equip. Support. Beauty Amidst The Ashes exists to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ by advocating and educating individuals and families about adoption.

• Counseling Support Groups

• 3912.

Family and Youth Counseling Agency

The mission of Family & Youth is to provide affordable and professional services dedicated to advocacy, counseling and education for people of Southwest Louisiana and in communities we are called to serve.

• Family Services

• 3913.

San Angelo Family Network

San Angelo Family Network Based on data from the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services over 200 children in San Angelo and surrounding areas are growing up without either biological parent.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 3914.

Parent of African American Achievement Collaborative Team

Parent of African American Achievement Collaborative Team Empowering Families Transforming Futures Sponsors Who We Are PAAACT is committed to ensuring African American students and families have equitable access to education resources and opportunities for academic success.

Phoenix for Children Inc

To provide disaster relief support to children and families through strategic partnerships with other organizations, expanding their resources to ensure that the individualized needs of disaster victims are sufficiently met.