Find non profit organizations in Atlanta, GA. Listings include Ethan Rutledge Memorial Scholarship Foundation, Paris Wrestling Club, Kiwanis Club of Atlanta, Atlanta Themis ZTA Alumnae Chapter.
The Maale Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable children and youth in South Sudan through education and support. We build schools, fund scholarships, and empower young women with knowledge and skills
A platform for adults and youth in the form of community involvement, open communications, resources needed to prepare for the future and career-choices.
The NTCA envisions a world free of tuberculosis. Its mission is to protect the public’s health by advancing the elimination of tuberculosis in the U.S. through the concerted action...
Empowering communities to STOP human trafficking through prevention, protection, identification and reporting. Citizens are trained to become resources to STOP IT.
Building community by increasing and enhancing community gardening and greening across the US and CA.
The Atlanta Hub of Global Shapers unites and empowers young leaders to become more knowledgeable about the global issues that impact our local community.
HMES PTA is part of the national, non-profit organization, governed by by-laws, providing a way for parents to get involved in their children education.
Information and news relating to Wreaths Across America at Shiloh National Military Park Cemetery, TN
Friends of the Square exists to amplify and serve COMMERCE, COMMUNITY, and CONNECTION at the heart of our city. Respecting our past while focusing on our future!
Kiwanis Club of Atlanta is Georgia's first Kiwanis club, chartered in 1918. We serve the local community. Our motto is "Serving the Children of the World"
We are a SW Atlanta group bicycle ride that rolls out every Sunday morning on a 15 mile loop with a stop for snacks and beer or coffee. The pace is social and we leave no one behin...
Bringing together the village to prioritize environmental justice and climate change issues affecting those in Georgia's rural and Black Belt counties.