Similar organisations to Episcopal Community Services of the Diocese of New Jersey Inc
Operation Blessing Inc
PROVIDES FOOD, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS, AND EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE TO NEEDY FAMILIES IN THE SEACOAST AREA Home About Us Our Partners Supporters Outreach Ministries Assistance Donate Events More Services 1 Food Pantry Our Food Pantry provides a short term supply of a wide range of food and personal care items.
Portsmouth
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Christian
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Trinity Episcopal Church
God's Unconditional Love Practiced Here.
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Professional Societies & Associations
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New Jersey Veterinary Medical Assn
The New Jersey Veterinary Medical Association is dedicated to advancing the veterinary profession in NJ.
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Oasis Community Development Center Inc
A 501c3 organization, that is a refuge to all cultures and generations; provides resources & support to communities leading to healthy & whole lives.
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New Life Christian Ministries International
Our first building was located in Temple Hills, MD.
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Personal Social Services
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Jewish Family Services of Greater Charleston
The mission of Jewish Family Services of Greater Charleston (JFS) is to empower individuals, strengthen families, protect the vulnerable, and help seniors age with dignity.
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ST FRANCIS COMMUNITY SERVICES
Walking with our vulnerable neighbors to create opportunities, build resiliency, and advocate for justice.
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PB&J FAMILY SERVICES INC
We help at-risk children to grow and develop to their full potential in nurturing families within a supportive community.
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ALBUQUERQUE
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Historical Societies and Related Activities
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Historical Societyof the Episcopal Church Promoting preservation of the history of the Episcopal and Anglican Church The Historical Society of the Episcopal Church strives to fulfill its three objectives Members are from a variety of backgrounds and include laity and clergy teachers and students researchers and scholars archivists and historians professionals and amateurs anyone with an enthusiasm for church history especially of the Episcopal Church.
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