Non profit organizations in Ottawa, ON - Page 48
Find non profit organizations in Ottawa, ON. Listings include Autism Black Lives Enablement -ABLE, Khayrhaye Somali Cultural Museum Centre, Canadian Dental Assistants Association - CDAA, Association Champlain Fondateur, Canadian J24 Class Association, Buddhism in Canada.
3468 Old Montreal Road (Cumberland)
Ottawa, K4C1H9
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Ballantyne Drive, Ottawa, Ontario K4A 4H7
Ottawa
ABLE is a non-profit organization supporting community for parents raising children with Autism and Special needs in Canada
815 St Laurent Blvd Unit 123
Ottawa, K1K 3A7
Promoting Somali culture through artifacts, language, and food.
Ottawa, K4A1W3
Le Nage-O-Thon de l'Association Champlain Fondateur remplace celui de l’Association Richelieu Fondateur des années précédentes.
1706-255 Bay Street
Ottawa, K1R0C5
The official J24 Class Association of Canada organizes events, promotes races and regional groups, and supports members in maximizing their enjoyment of the J24—the world’s most po...
Ottawa, K2K2B6
Visita Sirin Leelaratna is the initiator and national leader of Federal Petition e‑6893, advancing Buddhist Heritage Month recognition in Canada — 3,102 signatures, formally presen...
3205 Uplands Drive
Ottawa, K1V9T4
AfroCulture Initiative is a Canada-based nonprofit, dedicated to preserving African heritage, promoting cultural awareness and fostering community development.
Ottawa
PIY strategically brings resources directly to homeless, at-risk, and newcomer youth in need. Serving the Ottawa area, PIY's intention is to stop chronic homelessness, starting wit...
150 Gloucester Street
Ottawa, K2P0A6
Employment Works offers free programs to assist youth 16-29 in finding employment. Our services include in demand skills training, certifications. We help connect highly motivated ...
233 Gilmour Street
Ottawa, K2P 0P2
Ottawa
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