Find non profit organizations in London, ON. Listings include Theatre production of Skin Deep & High School Art Gallery, Feed Love Change International, A Second Bloom, Hoop Fest Canada, Soup Sisters London, White Ribbon Committee - Western Law.
The London Community Resource Centre is a non-profit organization that operates as a community collab
Feed Love Change International is a charitable organization currently serving in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
A leadership training program designed to give high school students the skills, tools and abilities
Follow the London & Windsor Regional teams and see what we do in our communities all year round!
Our committee is a sub-committee of the Gender and the Law Association (GALA) at Western Law, focuse
Worktrends is a project of the Elgin Middlesex Oxford Workforce Planning and Development Board. Follow for local labour market data, workforce information and educational resource...
The Mental Health Nursing Research Alliance, led by Dr. Cheryl Forchuk, aims to develop innovative solutions to address mental health and homelessness. https://twitter.com/MHNRA_F...
Community/individual support, skills assistance, and collective housing for survivors of sexual/domestic violence, those who struggle with mental health, trauma relating to stigma,...
A Different Drum Theatre Group has been performing since 2009. We are a group of homeschooled youth from London, Grand Bend, West Lorne, Woodstock, and St. Thomas.
YALA - Youth Access Leadership Association - is a not-for-profit organization based in London, Ontario that aims to emotionally empower youth in Canada and abroad by providing ment...
Tactile Tales is a volunteer group of people who provide large print, tactile, braille materials for students who are blind or visually impaired (Est. 1993). We are now sponsored b...
An Irish Canadian community located in London, Ontario looking to create a place where all Irish are welcomed.
Me, Myself & Motherhood is a Guided Journal to Ignite Self-Love & Banish Mom Guilt.
Tour 5 festively decorated homes by some of London and area's top designers and florists while supporting Thames Valley Children's Centre