Find non profit organizations in Pawtucket, RI. Listings include Manchester Ministries, 1 Street At a Time Foundation, Go Lagonave United Mission / Lagonav Misyon Inite, OakWood Raiders Pop Warner Football & Cheer, The Ring of Peace, Valley Rangers Paranormal.
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We are a faith based transitional house, providing recovery living at a new standard. We provide individual recovery support as well as group support.
Our Foundation came into being to uplift those in need of a quality education, economic opportunities and to ensure a well informed citizenry.
Official Page of OakWood Raiders Pop Warner Football & Cheer
MISSION STATEMENT For investigation of paranormal activity We use a blend of science, historical r
Helping the community, U.S. and Cape Verde. We try to send items as offten as we can. We not only have contacts in CV, but we can organize in CUBA, Dominican Republic, Portugal, an...
Homeless non-profit Charity serving the Rhode Island, USA community. Taking donations to a great underserved cause helping people in need of many things, services and to make a dif...
We are a bilingual, community-focused organization dedicated to supporting individuals and families across Rhode Island. Through personalized services, in English and Spanish, we e...
This statewide family visiting program provides free supportive services to young moms and dads! We will visit you at home or anywhere in your community.
4TOP is a sales and marketing manufacturers' rep firm to the food service equipment and supplies industry
Come and have fun with us in a safe, christian environment both children and adults will have fun and meet new people
Founded in 2010 we are a small Maker/Hackerspace. We provide community, space and tools to complete your next project. Come join us!
CDI focuses on initiatives in urban and immigrant communities that will promote successful youth outcomes through strategic community partnerships.
Do you talk about freedom and slavery at your seder? If so, do you do anything about slavery today?
Whether you bike, bus, scoot, or roll, we want Pawtucket/Central Falls to get out and ride!
Have you been affected by the Restored water project? Did your claim get denied? I want to hear.