Non profit organizations in Lagos - Page 65
Find non profit organizations in Lagos. Listings include Rotaract District 9112, Demlum aluminum fabrication works, LiveSafe Empowerment Initiative, Anti Social Vices Club, Royal Ambassadors Lagos East Baptist Conference, eko Friendly, NdigboAmaka Progressive Markets Association.
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Lagos
To draw the unbelievers to Christ and to bring the body of believers beyond simply worshipping to a more spiritual and life transforming communion with God
Global Ministry
Lagos
A Global faith-led nonprofit mission empowering generations to discover purpose & unlock potentials as sons of God.š Partner with us - Get Involvedā¤µš¤
Maryland
Lagos
we are a registered charity organization dedicated to empowering vulnerable communities.
75, Clem Road, Ijaiye-Ojokoro
Lagos
Young Entrepreneurs and Professionals Club started as a small group of young people that were ferociously disgusted about moral and social decadence in our society, Our aim is to e...
Lagos
We empower communities with safety awareness, skills, and resources to build resilient, sustainable lives.
69 Jumlar Building Beside Taramed Fueling Station Opposite Mechanic Village Owutu Agric Ikorodu
Lagos
10, M. I Akinsanya Street Onyabo Office, Nepa Bus Stop Igbo-olomu Ikorodu
Lagos, 104101
Salvation is a gift from God, available to all who put their faith in Jesus Christ.
Plot 3583, Kofo Kasumu Street, Lakeview Phase 1 Estate Amuwo Odofin
Lagos
Affluence Childcare Hope Foundation is committed to helping vulnerable children, internally displaced persons, fund the education (formal and informal) of the less privileged and ...
Lagos East Baptist Conference Secretariate, Obanikoro
Lagos
Lagos
The Samaritans Group is an alliance of professionals and compassionate minds.
No 30 Rafiu Babatunde Street, Plot 3004B, Amuwo Odofin By Apple Junction, Lagos.
Lagos, 102102
Ikeja
Lagos, 234
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.
Lekki
Lagos
Dedicated to reducing the prevalence of hypertension in Nigeria through advocacy, education, and community outreach programs
