• Meals on Wheels

• 5311.

MEALS ON WHEELS OF GREATER NEWBURGH INC

To prepare and deliver hot, nutritious, meals to the homebound in our area who are unable to cook adequately for themselves or provide their own meals due to age, illness or disability.

Disabled and Alone /Life Services for the Handicapped Inc

ACT for Life Services believes that no person should have to live their life in loneliness and isolation because of a disability.

• Voluntarism Promotion

• 5313.

Luther Community Service Center Inc

THE ORGANIZATION SHALL PROVIDE BENEVOLENCE, CHARITY, LITERARY, HISTORICAL PRESERVATION AND EDUCATION GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO THOSE IN NEED AS SET FORTH IN THE SCRIPTURE GALATIANS 6:10 "AS WE HAVE THEREFORE OPPORTUNITY WE WILL DO GOOD UNTIL ALL ESPECIALLY UNTO THOSE OF THE HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH.

HOT BREAD KITCHEN LTD

Nonprofit expanding opportunities through holistic job skills training, food entrepreneurship programs, and an ecosystem of support.

• Organization-Sponsored Eatery or Agency

• 5315.

GREEN TEAM HELPING HANDS INC

Help us to Help Others Because One Hand Feeds Another #GThelpingHaands #EndHomelessness | #EndPoverty Over 300k meals provided to the needy | The mission is to help as many underserved, homeless, and hungry individuals as possible.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 5316.

Compassionate Family & Individual Services Inc

Compassionate Family and Individual Services Inc (CFIS) was established in 2015 to address the growing Homeless crisis in New York city and Long Island.

• Mental Health Treatment

• 5317.

All Access Wellness

All Access Wellness creates equitable community access to integrated wellness services.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 5318.

JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE

Social service agency with specializations in counseling for individuals, couples, families & groups; services for older adults; and teen suicide prevention.

• Community Coalitions

• 5319.

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”.