• Jewish

• 5050.

American Friends of Sfath Emeth Yeshiva

We are Candid. We connect people who want to change the world to the resources they need to do it.

• Public Foundations

• 5051.

Uplift Our Youth Fund

The Uplift Our Youth Foundation is an educational and philanthropic foundation whose purpose is to support projects, programs and activities, which enhance opportunities for young people in Clinton, Ingham, and Eaton counties.

United Way Of The Eastern Panhandle, Inc

Our vision is that of an improved community that fosters Hope, Opportunity and Prosperity for Everyone.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 5053.

Alliance for Hope Inc

Alliance for Hope is dedicated to improving the lives of our veterans suffering from PTSD through the use of Equine Assisted Psychotherapy.

• Secondary/High School

• 5054.

Golden Rule Society, Inc.

"Goals, Philosophy & Challenge". We provide anyone and everyone a free copy of our GRS Success Program which includes the "Action Plan for Living", the "Prayer for World Peace", the"Two Dozen Dumb Things People do to Mess up Their Lives, the "Honor Pledge" plus others.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 5055.

Cara Caters

Giving hungry kids the food they need to thrive Our Mission and Vision At Cara Caters we are dedicated to providing children with the food they need to thrive.

• Other Housing, Shelter N.E.C.

• 5056.

Brooks House of Hope

BHOH is a non profit ministry based on restoring hope where there seems to be none.

• Homeless Services/Centers

• 5057.

Hope for the Holidays NFP

Home Get Involved About Gallery Special Events More HOPE FOR THE HOLIDAYS AND EVERYDAY WELCOMES YOU Hope Is Where the Heart Is At Hope Forthe Holidays NFP an official 501c3 Charity we are raising funds and promoting initiatives to serve the people who need them most.

• Community Coalitions

• 5058.

EQUIDAD ATX INC

Our Mission To be a catalyst for holistic, equitable, sustainable and transformative neighborhood revitalization, and the disruption of the cycle of generational poverty, in Austin’s “Eastern Crescent”.