Find non profit organizations in Houston, TX. Listings include National Women With Disabilities Empowerment Forum, Houston Brown Berets, Texas Relief Warriors, Youth Advocates, Inc., Houston Ferrari Festival, Shane Colon.
Lady Norvella Smith, Chapter President Teen Tori Piper, Top Teens President Lady Jeana Morrison Adams, Top Teens Advisor
Yearly Empowerment Forum & Art Fair. Weekly Empowerment Workshops
Houston Brown Berets are a structured cadre dedicated to helping and empowering the overlooked indigenous community, We equip ourselves with Scientific Socialism while learning an...
Official Houston Ferrari Festival Page benefiting Texas Children's Cancer Center. Stay tuned for 20
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GJGH helps Houstonians take a stand in their community through creative direct actions, community outreach in Houston's most underserved neighborhoods, and face-to-face interaction...
ExBal offers great things like yoga, meditation, and outdoor recreation to Veterans needing a little
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El Comite de Olomega, fue establecido en 1991 en Houston Texas, por el Sr. Mario Martinez y un grupo de Olomeguenses, con el unico proposito de mejorar el pueblo y sus alrededores.
Grupo Paisano TC - Fue fundado por gente de la region que emigro a USA y busca como ayudar a la comun
Addressing the underlying causes of poverty so as to alleviate suffering of vulnerable communities.
A community of Indian students at the University of Houston Clear Lake. We try to make Indian students feel home at a place away from home.
Raising public consciousness on the challenges of oral health in Africa.
We are a group of Tamil people in Houston gathered in Faith to show our Gratitude to our Heavenly Father with our own Traditional culture and Language. A registered 501 (C) (3) Non...
Celebrate Lunar New Year in Houston with the Asian-American community!
The Houston Caribbean Film Festival (HCFF) is dedicated to Embracing and Promoting The Lush Caribbean Culture Through The Eye of The Directorโs Lens.
WHO We Are Ndi-Ichie Cultural Club, Inc. is a Houston based cultural association dedicated to fostering, celebrating, and promoting Igbo culturei
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We are building a winning youth football program that will provides the opportunity for young athletes across Houston to play the game of football .
The mission of The Mercy Tree is to feed homeless people in the Clear Lake area.
The Way Foundation: A non-profit organization for Women and Youth developed to encourage dialogue, inspire & foster positive and productive relationships.
Roster - Destiny, Sam, Lauren, Livvy, Jada, Bri, KK, Saleyna, Cam, Kailey, Cid, Sydney
The renowned museum exhibit containing rare art, artifacts, books and documents that tell the many and often untold stories of African American achievement
Impacting the social well-being of the elderly and community through volunteerism.
To Preserve, Promote and Protect the Past. To perpetuate within the community the interest and understanding of the history of the Republic of Texas.
Helping change our disabled veterans using music as a healing tool.
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The Indian Doctors Charity Clinic was established in March 1999 and has successfully completed 5 years of service to Houstonians. Please visit http://www.indiandoctorscharityclin...