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Independence Association assists adults and children with disabilities to obtain full and inclusive lives in their chosen communities.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

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Focusing Our Resources for Community Enlightenment Inc

Improving quality of life by enlightening and inspiring collective action.

• Single Parent Agencies/Services

• 75.

YOU BELONG

"To provide a loving, caring, healthy, and resource-filled environment where young mothers can develop life skills that enable them to be better parents and confident adults.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 76.

First Federal Charitable Foundation

First Federal Charitable Foundation mourns the passing of John Raynock The First Federal Charitable Foundation mourns the death of longtime board member John J.

• Human Service Organizations

• 77.

Help Your Neighbors

Help Your Neighbors NonProfit 501C3 Our Simple Mission Statement Provide Pain Relief Food Clothing and Housing for the Homeless and LowIncome Contacts You can help your neighbors with Donations as well as yourself.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

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Disability Rights Now

Increase opportunities for people with disabilities in legal field.

• International Relief

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Boosting Hope Inc

Our Mission is to boost hope for underprivileged and disadvantaged individuals and communities by providing gap grants in the areas of livelihood, health, education and housing.

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

• 80.

Pathways To Wellness Foundation Inc

HOME PROJECTS COMMUNITY OUTREACH GET INVOLVED DONATE CONTACT More We are a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of individuals within our communities by improving health care mental health and social determinants of health.

Premier Alliances Inc

Originally founded in Bisbee by concerned community members as a means to provide educational opportunities to children with developmental disabilities, the program grew, serving both adults and children with disabilities through educational and vocational programs, becoming the Cochise County Association for the Handicapped in 1975.