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

• 703.

Cornerstone Community Development Corporation

Inspiring hope for a better future To serve underprivileged and high risk youth and their parents.

• Youth Development Programs

• 704.

Thrive Youth Development Inc

PO BOX 1064 Fayetteville GA 30214 Reaching Inspiring and Empowering Youth Our programs and special events are designed to help teens develop positive mindsets and gain valuable assets.

• Human Service Organizations

• 705.

Partnership for Resillence

The Partnership for Resilience works to improve academic, health, and social outcomes for children by fostering trauma-responsive schools and effective family, school, health, and community partnerships.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 706.

Compass Community Connections

THE CENTER ASSISTS PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES AND THEIR FAMILIES IN FINDING AND MAKING EFFECTIVE USE OF RESOURCES THAT WILL BE HELPFUL TO THEM IN DEVELOPING THEIR ABILITIES AND IN LIVING PURPOSEFUL LIVES.

• Human Service Organizations

• 707.

Patricia Pearls Inc

Together we can make a world of difference.

• Crime, Legal Related N.E.C.

• 708.

Southern Law Enforcement Foundation

Southern Law Enforcement Foundation is Non-Profit 501(c)3 org dedicated to helping 1st responders.

• Civil Rights, Advocacy for Specific Groups

• 709.

Casa for Kids

Our Vision: We envision a safe and positive future for all Texas children.

• Foster Care

• 710.

Isaiah 117 Project Inc

The Isaiah 1:17 Project believes communities are strengthened when they value and support children entering foster care and the families who volunteer to love them.

Relationships With Purpose

“Relationships with Purpose” is a charitable 501 (c) 3 nonprofit multiservice organization promoting a sense of purpose, opportunities to become self-sufficient, and wellness through supportive resources/relations for unhoused individuals, those at risk of losing their place of residence, those living in harmful housing conditions, and/or newly rehomed, often encountering poverty, mental challenges, addictions, and any form of traumatic experiences.