• Private Independent Foundations

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Davis Family Charitable Foundation

Led by a deep dedication to Jewish values, the Davis Family Charitable Foundation is committed to unlocking the potential of young people, expanding family access to resources and services, investing in the wellbeing of our local and global community, and conserving and restoring natural habitats for future generations.

• Private Independent Foundations

• 5645.

Davis Family Charitable Foundation

The Davis Family Charitable Foundation is committed to improving the lives of children and families in need, investing in the vitality of the Boston community, strengthening the Jewish community, and conserving and restoring natural habitats for future generations.

• Human Service Organizations

• 5646.

Building Impact, Inc

From a few donation drives in five buildings, Building Impact evolved into a standalone 501(c)3 nonprofit that maximizes community impact by mobilizing volunteers.

SHEBOYGAN SENIOR COMMUNITY INC

Welcome to SSC. We are a non-profit that offers assisted living, skilled nursing, & short term rehab.

• Developmentally Disabled Services/Centers

• 5648.

Village Community

The Village Community is a cooperative model of living, learning and working for our young adult children with intellectual disabilities.

Charlotte Recovery House Perseverance

Charlottes Recovery House of Perseverance Charlottes Recovery House of Perseverance Our Mission Our Mission Our Mission At Charlottes Recovery House of Perseverance we are committed to providing comprehensive social services to individuals and families in need.

• Protection Against and Prevention of Neglect, Abuse, Exploitation

• 5650.

Thrive New England

We prevent child exploitation and serve those who have experienced or been affected by commercial sexual violence.

• Spouse Abuse, Prevention of

• 5651.

National Alliance of Domestic Violence Survivors

NADVS provides peer to peer support for survivors of domestic violence in honor of the value, dignity, and worth inherent in every survivor.

YOUNG COMMUNITY DEVELOPERS

We aim to break the cycle of poverty. Since 1973, Young Community Developers (YCD) has served San Francisco’s most marginalized and under resourced communities in which meeting primary needs is an inherent and ongoing struggle.