Non profit organizations in Madison, WI - Page 34
Find non profit organizations in Madison, WI. Listings include MaSa Impact, WRTP / BIG STEP Madison, HealthWatch Wisconsin, Queer Care Collective, Sayog, IEEE, University of Wisconsin-Madison Student Chapter.
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716 Langdon St.
Madison, 53706
The official page for the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Student Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Madison
MaSa Partners is a social impact venture that invests in early-stage companies seeking to shape a be
6173 Vilas Communications Hall 821 University Avenue
Madison, 53706
A registered student organization with the University of Wisconsin-Madison designed for all undergraduates interested in or involved with theatre.
Madison, 53704
Non-Governmental Organization: Empowering all children, and specially those born in the Western Africa prison facilities...
Madison, 53715
EWB-UW-Guatemala believes in empowering students to use engineering solutions to conect citizens of Guatemala to basic human resources.
2222 S Park St, Ste 200
Madison, 53713
The Secchi Dip-In, C/o North American Lake Management Society, PO Box 5443
Madison, 53705
Madison, 53701
Our mission is to provide leadership that supports and enhances the quality of reproductive health ca
500 Lincoln Drive
Madison, 53706
We serve as a hub for badgers and friends committed to building bridges across the U.S. and Asia.
Madison, 53706
University of Wisconsin- Madison's School of Human Ecology's Honors Society.
114 N Orchard St
Madison, 53715
Professional Electrical and Computer Engineering Fraternity
Madison, 53715
We connect members to physician shadowing, clinical volunteering, and research, provide peer advising, and host public health seminars!
144 Langdon Street
Madison, 53703
The Sigma Deuteron charge of Theta Delta Chi at UW-Madison. Founded at Union College in 1847, and 1895 at UW-Madison making it the oldest standing fraternity on campus
1213 N Sherman Avenue, # 195
Madison, 53704
Our mission is to promote financial education and wealth-building strategies to enhance the quality of life of low-income youth, families, and communities.
