Non profit organizations in Washington D.C., DC - Page 123
Find non profit organizations in Washington D.C., DC. Listings include bridging the divide, DC Bird Alliance, 360wellness, SoulFly Theatre Society, Club de Emigrados Cubanos "Félix Varela", Patient & Provider Advocates for Telehealth.
400 I Street, SW
Washington D.C., 20024
Our mission is to advocate and improve the overall health and wellness for women and men through out
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1914 Sunderland Place NW
Washington D.C., 20036
Bridging the Divide is an innovative non-profit featuring a model that directly connects the American public to local grassroots organizations and activists working overseas on beh...
PO BOX 55245
Washington D.C., 20040
Building community around birds in all 8 wards.
United States Of America
Washington D.C.
† “Find Consistent Health, With Purpose— Free. For Those Ready For Change.”
2020 K Street NW, Suite 505
Washington D.C., 20006
Patient & Provider Advocates for Telehealth advances policies that ensure robust coverage and minimal access obstacles for those who rely upon telehealth.
Washington D.C., 20057
Dance Marathon at Georgetown benefits D.C.'s Children's National Hospital, our local Children's Mira
3333 14th Street NW
Washington D.C., 20010
Paso Nuevo is a FREE after-school youth theatre program for ages 13-19 at GALA Hispanic Theatre.
Washington D.C.
We are. 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization Our vision is to implement programs and transform communities by changing the present for a better feature by inspiring healthy living.
2550 M Street NW
Washington D.C., 20037
Supporting HelpAge India to ensure elders in India can live active, healthy & dignified lives
1701 11th Street NW
Washington D.C., 20001
Empowering the youth and community of the Shaw neighborhood and Washington D.C. The Cultural Asset Incubator #SoulOfShaw #LeeOn11th #RealNews
2400 6th St NW
Washington D.C., 20059
Pretty Period is an organization that fights against colorism, rape culture, homophobia, and promotes body positivity, unity and acceptance.
2000 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington D.C., 20006
The Institute for Safer Trucking serves as a reliable resource for families of truck crash victims and survivors in need of help after their truck crash and for motor carriers and ...
701 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Washington D.C., 20004
Our goal is to uncover the successful habits and frameworks that contribute to success and demonstrate how listeners can leverage skills and lessons learned during military service...
Washington D.C.
Our mission is to promote, encourage and educate registered voters to exercise their right in order to make changes in society towards a greater good.
Washington D.C.
Conflict Solutions International is an independent institution that seeks to prevent and resolve international conflict.
Washington D.C.
At Let.Live we focus on 3 ideas to help us live together: Consent Culture, Tolerance and Change.
Washington D.C.
An organization of professional women, Aya Inc. seeks to prepare young women of color in order that they might "lean in" to their professional endeavors.
Washington D.C.
NCNW-Rahway is a non-profit service organization. Our mission is to lead, develop and empower women of african descent, their families, and communities.
Washington D.C., 20037
**Accepting Members** Serving GW Hospital, its constituents & the local community in health care.
No Street Address
Washington D.C., 20020
We bring gently used donated furniture & household goods to underserved residents of Wards 7 & 8.
Washington D.C.
Committed to children ages 0-5, Advocating for Child Welfare, Early Ed, SEL &TI Expert
1101 Connecticut Avenue , NW Suite 820
Washington D.C., 20036
Leading the business community in shaping and advancing a vibrant regional economy.
Washington D.C.
An American nonprofit organization whose mission is to strengthen democracy, promote education, and empower appropriate human rights and responsibilities. HRE is a digital connecti...
Washington D.C.
To reach, teach and build a system of strong black leaders that understand the importance of SEL
2300 N Street, NW
Washington D.C., 20037
Imagine, Believe & Achieve. A world where young people have equal opportunity for upward mobility regardless of their circumstances.