THE SHE FOUNDATION INC

The SHE Foundation, Inc. ® is committed to empowering young women who need scholarship assistance and support with education and health initiatives.

Activate Good Inc.

Help create a better world for all. Visit our website to find volunteer experiences around the Triangle to make a difference for hundreds of local causes.

• Other Housing, Shelter N.E.C.

• 4476.

Genesee Orleans Ministry of Concern Inc

The Genesee-Orleans Ministry of Concern is the "Agency of Last Resort" working with people who have nowhere else to go.

• International Relief

• 4477.

VOLUNTEERS FOR INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL AID

We collect used clothes, shoes and medical supplies, and donate items free of charge to severely deprived, remote locations beyond the reach to large scale charities in Sub-Saharan Africa.

• Human Services - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 4478.

MACEO H JONES FOUNDATION INC

We endeavor to help improve the quality of life throughout the community for those in need.

• Christian

• 4479.

Four10 Ministries Inc

BRINGING HOPE, HEALING, AND EMPOWERMENT TO WOMEN SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL EXPLOITATION & TRAFFICKING Bringing hope, healing, and empowerment to women survivors of sexual exploitation and trafficking.

• Health Support Services

• 4480.

Grannys Girls Birth Initiative

GBI is an established 501c3 that Advocates for breastfeeding & birth rights for women who are incarcerated, residing in shelters, women in transition, teens in the foster care system, with emphasis on Black & BIPOC Birthing People.

• Family Services

• 4481.

Kindred Hearts Foundation

Kindred Hearts Inc. mission is to uplift our most vulnerable children and families through vital postadoption support, fostering resilience and stability for both children and parents.

• Christian

• 4482.

VINE AND BRANCHES GLOBAL MINISTRIES

We promote the love of Jesus Christ Read More Tanzania Asante Sana Childrens Home in Iringa Tanzania under the leadership of Daily Bread Life Ministries View Ministry Peru God Loves Peru under the leadership of Professor Frank Lamca and GCU university students.