• Homeless Services/Centers

• 793.

City Relief, Inc.

Mobile Homeless Resource Center Founded over 30 years ago on the simple premise that all human beings have unsurpassable worth, City Relief is a mobile, faith-friendly, front-line responder and accredited NYC HRA provider whose mission is end homelessness for individuals and communities by: - Providing personalized support to people without stable housing - Building an accessible network of care - Promoting empathetic narratives about homelessness that recognize every person's value - Equipping and empowering rising leaders to fight economic injustice TogetherWe Can End Homelessness City Relief is a mobile outreach offering people experiencing poverty and homelessness hot meals supplies and connections to resources for housing employment and health care.

Gates Avenue Housing Development Fund Corporation

A non-profit organization dedicated to breaking the cycles of homelessness, incarceration, and addiction through work.

• Senior Citizens' Housing, Retirement Communities

• 795.

Seton Village Phase One Inc

NYC-Metro, community-based, non-profit, dedicated to affirming the philosophy of housing first and recognizing that permanent housing is a human right.

• Religious Related, Spiritual Development N.E.C.

• 796.

St Rose Youth & Family Center Inc

Lad Lake is a social service agency serving over 1,100 youth & their families each year through out-of-home care (residential treatment & crisis stabilization), education, and community-based services such as outpatient therapy and mentoring.

• Economic Development

• 797.

Community Action Now

Community Action Now is a nonprofit focused on empowering youth and adults living in underserved communities to overcome poverty and gain economic independence The mission of Community Action NOW is to support those in underserved communities with resources to combat poverty.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 798.

Firework Foundation

The Firework Foundation’s mission is to empower children in underserved communities by igniting their inner light through the arts.

Welcome Home Dayton, Inc.

We are a 501c3 nonprofit and we furnish and decorate homes for people transitioning from homelessness.

• Youth Development Programs

• 800.

Restored for More

At Restored For More, we help at-risk youth break the cycle of poverty, addiction, and crime.

• Human Service Organizations

• 801.

Fostering Success Act Inc

On a mission is to provide resources and support to youth aging out of Georgia's foster care.