Find non profit organizations in Bridgetown. Listings include Energy Conservation, Mr & Miss Single and Progressive, Office of Trade Negotiations (OTN), CARICOM Secretariat, Barbados Landship, Gynathon Barbados, Family Heartbeat International Network.
The One Touch Foundation is a registered organization, charity # 1080. We assist children in travelling for heart Surgery and other medical needs.
The show is now being held for the fourth year! Our contestants are males and females who are not married, and are progressing in the world of work, are self-employed, single paren...
The OTN is responsible for developing and maintaining a cohesive and effective framework for the coordination and management of CARICOM’s external trade negotiation resources and e...
The Barbados Land Ship is said to have started in 1863, and is presently celebrating 160 years.
The Globe-athon is a coalition of 80+ countries dedicated to unifying communities around the world to raise awareness, education and research on GYN Cancer
Family Heartbeat is a non-profit non-governmental organization (NGO) which was established in November 1999 to reinforce the importance of family life.It uses Biblical principles a...
Barbados Independent Film Festival enlightens the work of filmmakers, producers and actors from arou
The Council of Spiritual Baptist Churches in Barbados is an assembly that unites all churches and Spiritual Baptists here and in the Diaspora.
Logos Hope is in Barbados 🇧🇧 📍Flour Mills on Nov 29th and 30th. Free access to the ship.
Broadway to Barbados raises funds for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital through the Broadway to Barbados Charitable Trust.
Barbados Association of Reading. A group of literacy professionals and volunteers in Barbados. Caribbean Affiliate of the International Reading Association
The Barbados YMCA on Facebook seeks to inform the general public about the services the YMCA offers t
Saint Lucian Students' Association at Cave Hill - LUSAC
The Athletics Association of Barbados is the governing body and National Federation responsible for the administration and development of track & field.
The United Youth Leaders of Barbados (UYLB) was previously called, The Emerging Global Leaders of Barbados from 2007-2011.
The Belize Student Association at Cave Hill (BELSAC) is a member of the Inter-Clubs Committee of the Guild of the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill.
Learn how you can help to raise funds for annual PSA exams at the Barbados Cancer Society.
Made for Missions International is a missions ministry that proclaims the gospel of Jesus Christ to the world.
Exercise TRADEWINDS is a U.S SOUTHCOM sponsored Security as well as Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response (HA/DR) focused exercise designed to imp
Welcome to Barbados's Ovaltine page. Enjoy the delicious wholesome goodness of Ovaltine.
It is the world’s largest non-profit atheist organisation that explains how life on earth was created
The Bright Water Kids Foundation is dedicated to empowering Barbadian youth by teaching valuable life skills through ocean-based programs.
The Jamaica Association of Students at Cave Hill (JASAC) is a welfare organization established to ease the challenges faced by Jamaican students attending the Cave Hill Campus of t...
LGBT Resources for Bajans 4 JAN 2012
As part of the World Economic Forum, the Global Shapers Community provides youth with a global platform to shape the future. We are the Bridgetown Shapers.
Kehillat Barbados is an egalitarian community that is affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism (USCJ) in North America as well as the Commonwealth Jewish Counci...
Rock the Vote's mission is to engage, empower, educate and build political awareness for young people in Barbados. We believe that the Creative Industries, Entrepreneurship and Ren...
The Canada Caribbean Disaster Risk Management (CCDRM) Fund and Community Disaster Risk Reduction Fun
Read For Life seeks to raise and maintain the levels of literacy locally, and across the region. Having a strong foundation in English sets you up to do and go anywhere, and we wan...