Find non profit organizations in Des Moines, IA. Listings include ISEA Multicultural Committee, Public Allies Iowa AmeriCorps, Central Iowa Canstruction, United Way of Central Iowa Education Leadership Initiative (ELI), Trabajadores Agrícolas de Iowa, Lweny P' Labong.
The ISEA Multicultural Committee works to increase ethnic minority membership and leadership at all levels and to improve educational and cultural opportunities for ethnic and mino...
Through a partnership with Evelyn K. Davis Center for Working Families, Public Allies Iowa seeks to a
Central Iowa Canstruction® is an event that combines the competitive spirit of a design/build competition with a unique way to help feed the hungry.
ELI members are united to help youth succeed in school by supporting students during difficult middle school years.
A mainly Nilotic Luo ethnic organization for purposes of development and unity especially of Nilotic linguistic speakers.
Mid-Iowa (SART) Sexual Assault Response Team
Iowa Humanists know that we can be Good without God and are committed to making the world better through actions instead of prayer.
To accomplish, to achieve. Mission: to serve the needs of underrepresented communities
Creating collaboration between cultural groups by encouraging a shared appreciation of the arts.
HeART Studio Inc. is a 501(c)(3) faith-based ministry that creates a safe space to encounter God through inspirational and prophetic Art. We are working to build bridges through ne...
Iowa PIRG, the Iowa Public Interest Research Group, is a state-based, citizen-funded advocacy group that promotes the public interest.
Our vision is to be leaders in Central Iowa regarding Latino success in learning and achievement.
We are a service based organization focused on "Bringing Out the best in kids!"
VALOR Iowa is a multi-generational organization here to educate, equip, encourage, and energize Iowans of our rights and liberties.
Black, Hispanic, low-income, and rural communities have much lower vaccination rates. We're focused on leveraging proven electoral and organizing strategies to ensure vaccine equit...
Combating local intolerance and prejudice. Youth Program Coordinator: Claudia Thrane Contact information: [email protected]
DSMove is a Des Moines version of a national effort to promote Open Streets.
Visit our website: www.gargoylesandgrotesques.com Watch a video of an interview with Jan Fleming (the author) from Iowa Public Television below.
the Liberia � Enlightenment Movement is a Movement aims to enlightening Liberians home and abroad about history, stories and politics in relation to our past, present and future.
It’s time to move Trick-or-Treating back to October 31 in Des Moines. There is nothing special about October 30 and the rest of America is laughing at us!