Find non profit organizations in Birmingham, AL. Listings include Norwood Learning Gardens, Plenty Grow-Op, Fellowship of Christian Athletes (North Central Alabama), Birmingham Carnival Society, Birmingham Civitan Club, Full Life Ahead Foundation.
The Birmingham Genealogical Society is a 501(c)3 organization. It was organized March 15, 1959, exclusively for educational and research purposes, and to foster preservation of genealogical and historical material. Upcoming events will be posted here.
"Creating a Culture of Family Gardening in a Community Setting"
The Birmingham Civitan Club is a service organization founded in 1917 that emphasizes helping people with brain disorders and developmental disabilities. The club sponsors the UAB...
Crestwood North is one of Birmingham, Alabama's favorite neighborhoods.
A fun filled event, that benefits Do Dah Day and other animal charities. Come see great talent perform for dollars donated by the audience. Fun Fun Fun
We are just a couple of people who love running and are passionate about helping others. Because life shouldn't stop for a period!
Stay up to date on all upcoming Run for Resilience: Ostomy 5K news!
� A community of single moms changing the narrative through the butterfly effect to live a purpose driven life authentically & unapologetically
Children’s Village is a nonprofit 501c3 organization, founded more than 50 years ago, to offer a loving Christian home & safe haven for children in foster care.
Restoring the broken. Redefining identity. Empowering a generation to dream.
The office of Fair Housing Center of Northern Alabama received recognition from the State of Alabama, City of Birmingham, City of Bessemer, City of Hoover.
AWPA fosters the development of wood preservation standards to improve the performance and longevity of sustainable wood products.
See the 1925 Lon Chaney silent film, "The Phantom of the Opera", accompanied by Tom Helms on the Mighty Wurlitzer at the Alabama Theatre -- Sunday, October 28, 2012 at 2 PM, with a...
Providing high quality music instruction in a Christian environment for the artist of any age. Develo
The IYLIA is the first independent undocumented youth-led organization in the state of Alabama to fight for, educate, empower, and organize undocumented youth and their communities
MOBS (mother's of black sons) standing together in UNITY!!!
April 12-13, 2013 at Spain Park High School Free to attend! TWO NIGHTS due to popularity! www.stadiumfest.com
“Youth Are at Risk” is an organization that is stepping up to minimize risk factors young youths are facing.
At Youth Towers, our mission and vision is to house and teach young adults in order to prevent and end homelessness in their lives.
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