Non profit organizations in Philadelphia, PA - Page 98
Find non profit organizations in Philadelphia, PA. Listings include Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern PA, Gearing Up, Technology for Liberia, Philly Food Forests, LGBT Elder Initiative at William Way, HAVEN Women.
699 Ranstead Street
Philadelphia, 19106
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4801 S Broad Street, Ste 200
Philadelphia, 19112
521 Mercy Street
Philadelphia, 19148
PFF is an all-volunteer, grassroots organization working to bring food sovereignty & self-sufficiency to residents of Philadelphia via demonstration sites & non-traditional communi...
4108 Baltimore Avenue
Philadelphia, 19104
We give homeless female Veterans a chance to start over and become productive members of society. Our goal is to restore self-confidence and guide female veterans to a better life.
4500 Worth Street
Philadelphia, 19124
Philadelphia Wooden Boat Factory was established in 1996 as a 501(c)(3) maritime education organization whose mission is to challenge young people through engaging, hands-on educat...
Philadelphia
Jerzy Devilz is a chapter of Chrome Angelz RC (CARC, founded 2011), a nonprofit, all female riding c
Philadelphia
Welcome to our page! Apsara Angels Dance Inc. is a non-profit traditional Khmer dance group.
Philadelphia
PLM exists to enliven the city through proclamation of liberty in Christ, expansion of the sacramental life of the church, and dedication to mercy.
9090 Old Bustleton Avenue
Philadelphia, 19115
Philadelphia
Virtual music & arts festival created to bring hope, inspiration, resources and love to Philly’s ente
Philadelphia, 19135
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Philadelphia
Organization dedicated to providing food and supermarket gift cards to struggling Philadelphia-area families during the holiday season and beyond