Non profit organizations in Ames, IA - Page 4

A social, professional and STEM Fraternity at Iowa State University

Open by appointment only, Good Neighbor Emergency Assistance, Inc., a nonprofit Ames, Story County, Iowa, providing emergency financial assistance in an atmosphere of dignity, com...

We enjoy life by the help and society of others

This is the official page for Big Bluestem Audubon Society, based in Ames, IA and serving Story, Boone and Hamilton Counties in Iowa.

Ames Wrestling Club inspires and empowers youth through wrestling by fostering discipline, confidence, and sportsmanship. We provide a supportive environment where athletes build s...

A faith-based transitional living program in Iowa offering personalized care and support for young adults who have aged out of foster care.

We are a Catholic Worker community seeking to live sustainably and creatively, in solidarity with those in our Ames community seeking refuge or spiritual sanctuary.

The Shire of Axed Root is the Ames, Iowa branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA). The

To enhance the quality of life for the aging population in Story County, allowing them the opportunity to age with dignity, independence, and a sense of community by providing acce...

The official page of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity at Iowa State University. Building better men, focused on courage, action and excellence. #YITBOS

The AllurEing Alpha Epsilon Chapter 🌹❤️💛 Est. April 14, 2007 @ lowa State University Academics•Community Service•Sisterhood ⚔️

We're here to know Christ and to make Him known here at ISU! linktr.ee/isunavs

Boys & Girls Clubs of Story County offers safe, affordable after school and summer programs for children and teens in Story County focused on academic success, healthy lifestyles, ...

The Ames Writers Collective is committed to creating healthy communities through the art of writing.

The Ames Choral Society encourages participation in fine choral music since our founding in 1964. Singers from the Ames area unite to sing diverse, high quality choral literature...

Focusing on building community and bridges, we are the Iowa State Pride Alliance.

To responsibly and safely redistribute used and refurbished bicycles to homeless or at-risk members of the community.

ReNew Community: a place to belong. Worship gatherings on Sundays at 1627 S. High Avenue, Ames, IA. We'll see you there!

The Story County Genealogical Society, a charter chapter of the Iowa Genealogical Society, was formed in 1968. Membership is open to all persons interested in genealogical, biograp...

The ISU Horticulture Club is a group at Iowa State University for students to grow, experience, and learn new plants and facets of horticulture.

The mission of The Community Academy is to engage young people in authentic educational experiences that enrich our community and promote a sense of place.

The Iowa Institute for Cooperatives (IIC) has been lighting the way for cooperatives in Iowa since 1951. Our members include co-ops in various sectors: grain and farm supply, rural...

100 women + 1 hour + $100 = $10,000. If you have limited time, but still want to help your community, this group of generous women is for you. Come join us!

"It is not enough to simply make money, you are not a successful contractor until you give back to the community that you work in." -Larry Cormicle

Charitable and educational activities to address, educate, and provide services and programs to prevent sexual abuse on a local and global level.

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Creating opportunities for autistic youth & young adults in central Iowa

Mondays, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Our club meets twice a month for in-person luncheons.

Welcome to Ames' only social enterprise, nonprofit coffee shop. Serving sustainable, ethically sourced coffee and more. ☕️🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

APAI promotes the use of Hot Mix Asphalt, and is dedicated to providing our members with technical, educational, and marketing support.

The Iowa Aftercare Services Network (IASN) provides services statewide to eligible youth ages 17 up to 23 who have aged out of foster care or other court-ordered placements.