Location windsor
List of non-profit organizations in windsor.
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Single Organization Support
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Weld Re-4 Educational Foundation
THE WELD RE-4 EDUCATION FOUNDATION STRIVES TO INSPIRE INNOVATION AND EMPOWER SUCCESS IN OUR DISTRICT STUDENTS AND TEACHERS BY: PROVIDING MORE OF THE TOOLS NEEDED TO DEVELOP FUTURE READY SKILLS; RECOGNIZING EXCELLENCE AND FOSTERING OPPORTUNITIES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS; AND STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WITH OUR SCHOOLS.
Windsor
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Public Foundations
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Marley Stainer Foundation Inc
Strength through Community. Helping to Build a Better Community through Local Outreach.
Windsor
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Family Services
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201.
Plumbum Diapers Inc
To locally advocate for, educate about, and provide low income families with cloth diapers.
Windsor
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Unfettered Mind
PUBLIC EDUCATION ON THE BENEFITS, TECHNIQUES AND SERVICES AVAILABLE AS THE RESULT OF THE STUDY OF BUDDHISM.
Windsor
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Children's and Youth Services
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203.
Spiraling-Up Foundation
Helping kids with learning, behavioral, and social deficits complete a program that increases their functional ability naturally through our partner program Brain Balance.
Windsor
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Youth Development Programs
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Sonoma County Premier Soccer
THE ORGANIZATION HAS DEVELOPED A CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT, CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE, AND CENTER FOR GOALKEEPING WHICH ALL DIRECTLY BENEFIT THE MEMBERS OF THE FUTBOL CLUB WELCOME TO SONOMA COUNTY PREMIER SOCCER CLUB The Premier Soccer club for Windsor and Northern Sonoma County Our mission at Sonoma County Premier is to provide a positive supportive and inclusive environment for youth players in Windsor and the surrounding communities while fostering a love for the game of soccer.
Windsor
Bethel Lutheran Church
Goal: Share the story of Jesus and the ELCA by engaging with 1 million new people as we grow the church together.
Windsor
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Human Service Organizations
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207.
Draft Horse Project
A FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO BRINGING HOPE AND HEALING TO INDIVIDUALS, COUPLES, FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING THROUGH OUR PROGRESSION MODEL OF INTERACTION WITH DRAFT HORSES.
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