Find non profit organizations in Philadelphia, PA. Listings include Pennsylvania Art Therapy Association, Philadelphia Second Alarmers, Porch Kitty Manor, Philadelphia Dyke March, Penn Sustainability, Moving Traditions.
PhillyCAM operates Philadelphia's Public Access Television Cablecast on Comcast 66 / 966HD / 967 and Verizon FIOS 29/30. PhillyCAM also operates a Low Power FM Community Radio Station, WPPM-LP on 106.5 FM in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia & Delaware's leading provider of employment services to people with disabilities.
RoJ provides trainings and consultation on dismantling institutional racism and other oppressions.
Welcome to the Pennsylvania Art Therapy Association page. Become a fan to get updates from PAATA (formerly DVATA). https://linktr.ee/paarttherapy
The East Falls Development Corporation was founded in 1995. The organization is a certified 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to promoting the businesses and institutions of East Falls...
Official page of the Philadelphia Second Alarmers Association
The American Catholic Historical Society (ACHS) was founded for the purpose of collecting and preser
Nonprofit No-Kill Cat Rescue and Shelter located in Lower Bucks County, PA. Founded in 2001.
The mission of Vesper Boat Club is to develop highly skilled and competitive rowers at all levels, by providing its diverse community of membership with premier rowing programs and...
This is the official page of the Philadelphia Portuguese Club, founded in 1935.
Philly Friendship Circle connects teens & young adults to youth with special needs & their families through a full range of social offerings.
Moving Traditions is a national nonprofit that emboldens Jewish youth to thrive.
This page is strictly for updates & announcements concerning the 3 holy convocations & 5 regional conventions held in the USA
The Salvation Army Philadelphia Citadel is a vibrant church and community center committed to sharing the love of Christ while meeting the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs ...
Located in the Fifth Street shopping district, one block south of Olney Avenue
Giving hope, changing lives since 1892