Find non profit organizations in Omaha, NE. Listings include Kinship CrossFit, Kolb Foundation for Disability Education, Hope Worldwide Omaha Chapter, Kountze Commons Community Outreach Center, Josh Dotzler, Falcon Ridge HOA, OMAHA.
Kinship CrossFit is a grassroots, non-profit fitness program for at-risk, middle school youth.
"Dear young people, let yourselves be taken over by the light of Christ, and spread that light wherever you are” - St. John Paul ll
"We are two sisters doing God's work. Our journey is to assist in hardship, spiritual advice, guidance, clarity and direction. We provide clothing, household goods,food boxes, gent...
Hope Omaha is about living your community and giving back to them
Is your home a mess? Running short on time? Helping out a good friend? OCS is here to help you whenever and wherever you need us! We are a judgement free company and only strive t...
Cub Scout Pack 331 Proudly serves the families of the Millard area.
Join us Sunday mornings for discussions on how faith can be a part of our lives and on Wednesday nights to put our faith into action.
The Nebraska Foundation for Cancer Research is a Non-Profit organization established in 2013.
I'm honored to serve as the CEO of Femi's Heart Foundation, where we're dedicated to honor Femi's life by providing care and support for school children, healthcare workers, orphan...
Kountze Commons Community Outreach Center is a non-profit organization engaged in helping the neighborhood people and organizations. We house the Love Thy Neighbor Food Pantry and...
Outlook Nebraska is a 501(c)(3) social enterprise dedicated to empowering people who are blind or visually impaired with fulfilling career opportunities.
Cub Scout Pack 434 serves boys and girls K - 5 from Willa Cather and Cody Elementary Schools in Omaha, but we accept kids from any school.
Falcon Ridge is a premier neighborhood in the Millard area of southwest Omaha, Nebraska. We are loca
FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT • FOR HEALTHY LIVING • FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Hike for Hunger Omaha is a 12 mile ruck with food to help support St. Matthew Evangelical Food Pantry