Non profit organizations in Decatur, GA - Page 9

Award-winning mentoring program that empowers young women in developing positive self-images and inspires them to be extraordinary individuals.

Day League, formerly DeKalb Rape Crisis Center, provides care for victims of sexual assault, advocacy, and prevention education. Like us on Facebook to support our work!

Trashwater is a non-profit providing innovative, clean water solutions through partnerships with communities in developing nations. Trashwater uses education, filtration, and mobil...

The Official Midway Woods Neighborhood Association page

Kids on the Move for Success strives to provide underserved children educational opportunities.

Cultivating greatness by people of color through empowerment, social equality, professionalism, community outreach, and educational awareness.

Partnering with deserving people to Build Brighter Futures. The Resource Center is a Non-profit, 501(c)3, public benefit corporation.

I-20 Clubhouse Inc.'s Mission is to Serve The Greater Decatur Area by Providing a Safe, Drug and Alco

A nonprofit organization created to help make dreams a reality by allowing youths to express themselves freely through Dance, Music & Arts!

To EDUCATE To ENTERTAIN To EMPOWER

As the first long-term residential recovery program for women in Georgia, Breakthru House is designed to meet the unique needs of women struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.

Camp Hope is a small DIY venue located in Decatur, GA. Our goal is to host shows, workshops, and other events. All Ages. No Stages. Accessible.

I Choose Life Forever Foundation desires to promote a lifestyle of fullness for the total man/ woman through its world programs.

Latinas UNIDAS is a COSMO group at Agnes Scott College which promotes the education and awareness of Latin American culture.

Ephesians 1:17 ... That the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of glory, may give unto you the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of him...

House of Hope is a safe, non-traditional recovery home for women and women with children who are struggling with addictions, codependency, homelessness.

Sigma Chapter was charted on May 6, 1931 by nine sensational women on the campus of Clark University (Clark College), now Clark Atlanta University.

The Library of the Commons is an Atlanta-based cooperative learning community & a hub for shared resources.