• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 4204.

Love Inc of Cuyahoga County

Love in the Name of Christ is a ministry outreach that partners with local churches, volunteers, community organizations and agencies to help people in need.

• Christian

• 4205.

St John the Merciful Outreach Ministry

OUTREACH TO THE POOR. Mission Statement A multifaceted PanOrthodox ground level outreach program whose goals are to provide opportunities to all people to answer the Holy Gospel questions of feeding the poor clothing the naked taking in the stranger visiting the sick and those in prison.

• Christian

• 4206.

Grace Ministries International Inc

Communicating life-changing biblical truths through discipleship counseling, mentoring & training.

Atascadero Bible Church

Engage with our community, connect with God & others, grow spiritually, and multiply disciples.

Annas Pet Care Fund Inc

Anna's Pet Care Fund uses donations to provide financial assistance to pet owners who cannot afford emergency veterinary care.

Plus One Ministries

To partner with other local organizations to reach vulnerable communities that includes, youth, the incarcerated, the homeless, and abused by providing food, clothing, resources, and support through our mobile soup kitchen PLUS ONE MINISTRY PLUS ONE MINISTRY Plus One Ministry bringing HOPE back to the Desert Together we can create HOPE and a brighter future for our under privileged Communities.

• Christian

• 4210.

222 Dwelling Ministries Inc

Religious Organization Home About Calendar Equip Tents More 222 House of Prayer We are building a community that ministers to the Lord through lighting the fire of night and day prayer and worship in Lexington KY.

• Philanthropy/Charity/ Voluntarism Promotion (General)

• 4211.

The Paul Colson Foundation

THE PAUL COLSON FOUNDATION I started this foundation to raise awareness through education exposure and advocacy by providing for minorities facing plight and social injustice.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 4212.

Holiday Hope

Our History In 1991 two social workers answered letters to Santa Claus found in the New York City post office from the children of four needy families making their Christmas wishes come true.