Non profit organizations in Baltimore, MD - Page 56
Find non profit organizations in Baltimore, MD. Listings include Child First Authority, Divine Light & Living Without Limitations, The Center Baltimore, Lori Underwood, Secretary/Treasurer: IAFF Local 734 Baltimore FireFighters, Puerto Rico Statehood Students Association - Johns Hopkins University, Raising Prawns in the City.
5609 Sefton Avenue
Baltimore, 21214
City Neighbors Foundation's mission is to ensure the successful growth of the City Neighbors model.
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3904 Hickory Ave, Ste 200
Baltimore, 21211
Child First Authority’s mission is to develop youth by strengthening and reforming schools.
210 W Madison St
Baltimore, 21201
The Center equips congregations to get involved in their communities, working with neighborhood leaders to meet the most pressing needs.
1202 Ridgely Street
Baltimore, 21230
1840 N Aisquith Street
Baltimore, 21211
Growing prawns in a city setting can be an alternative to harvesting shrimp from natural waters. You can eat fresh organic produce, save energy and protect the environment! Join Us...
4501 N Charles Street
Baltimore, 21210
Spectrum is a group for students who identify themselves as Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Trans, Queer, and everything in between as well as their Allies!
Baltimore, 21211
Moksha Collective is a conscious community serving to bring greater love, expansion and freedom to soul-seekers in Baltimore, MD.
2638 Harford Road
Baltimore, 21218
Traditional Methods Learning Center Of Maryland Incorporated a Registered Education Ministry with th
3100 Wyman Park Drive, Bldg 3
Baltimore, 21218
Homewood Recycling is committed to responsible waste reduction and disposal in order to protect the health of our community and our environment.
701 Wyman Park Drive
Baltimore, 21211
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2017 Saint Paul Street
Baltimore, 21218
An intentional, therapeutic community based on principles of harm reduction set in a community garden in Station North, Baltimore, where four people find shelter during the pandemi...
Baltimore
“We were women who never made the papers. Invisible. It gave him the freedom to take us because no one knew we were missing.”