Non profit organizations in Atlanta, GA - Page 292

📚 Welcome to the Official Camp Creek Middle School PTSA Page! 💙💛 We are parents, teachers, and community members working together to support the success, safety, and spirit of ever...

Here at Friendly Neighborhood is dedicated to building a close-knit, inclusive community that values both veterans and neighbors alike. We strive to empower individuals from all wa...

We are a non-profit that have our 501c(3). We are here to feed the homeless population. We don't discriminate if you see us stop by and grab a plate. We feed everyone without judge...

S.O.A.P (successfully overcome all pain) An empowering page filled with inspirational and motivational content along with valuable Mental Health information. The mission is to assi...

A safe-space social group of black tubing and water sports enthusiasts of the Atlanta metro area.

Advocates For Justice

A community designed to foster each individual journey to optimal health and wellness! Goal: live our

Trained to detect racism

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We are committed to helping families impacted by sickle cell

i live life to make sure everyone knows how to spoiled themselves

Fulton Forward is a movement of forward thinking in Fulton County Georgia.

Pack 3712 is a pack like none other. We are located on the edge of Adamsville near MLK and Fairburn Rd.

The Ministry for the unchurched, unorthodox, non religious, believers! We will elevate Christ’s love towards you, which resurrects life in you! 316 for God so loved the World that ...

Welcome to the Home of Association of the Villages At Oakshire

Do you know a young, black man in need of guidance and direction? The Male Action Coalition (T-MAC)

The Anthony Burrell Center for Dance is in development to offer pre-professional dancers and marginalized youth with technical dance training and educational support in order to bu...

Eliminating Poverty & Its Effects on the well-being of our Youth and the Communities in which they l

"Encouraging Fathers to Learn From Yesterday, Live for Today, and Hope for Tomorrow." We want to be answer in our community for father figures.

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A Social Emotional Development program to build the identified five key skills (Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Skills, Responsible Decision-Making)...

Created to spread cultural & political awareness within the Black community while generating funds for HBCU students. #NationalStrollToThePolls