Find non profit organizations in Washington D.C., DC. Listings include Association of Black Social Workers-Birmingham Chapter, Joint Learning Initiative on Faith & Local Communities, National Fallen Officer Foundation, YWCA National Capital Area, Disciples Escoffier USA, IEEE-USA Community Outreach - MOVE.
Our mission is to advocate and improve the overall health and wellness for women and men through out
NABSW was created during the 1960’s Civil Rights Movement on May 8, 1968 in San Francisco, California by a group of Black Social Workers.
An international collaboration on evidence for faith groups’ activities and contribution to community health and wellbeing.
The NFOF is a national police support organization designed to assist families of fallen officers.
The YWCA National Capital Area is committed to being a vehicle for change in the Washington, DC area by working to eliminate racism and empower women.
Disciples Escoffier International is a non profit association represented on the 5 continents and created in 1954 in Nice France in honor of Auguste Escoffier, Master of the modern...
MOVE Community Outreach, an IEEE-USA Initiative, is an emergency relief program committed to assisting victims of natural disasters with short-term communications, computer, and po...
NATCA Eastern Region Mike Christine, NEA RVP NEA ARVPs: Jason Felser Pete LeFevre Joe Segretto
Freedom Conservatives affirm the distinctive American creed that made our nation great.
Cultivating confidence in God's Word by providing transformational, Christ-centered experiences and resources.
The National Association for EHS&S Management (NAEM) empowers corporate leaders to advance environmental stewardship, create safe and healthy workplaces, and promote global sustain...
Women Veterans Interactive is a national not-for-profit organization for Women Veterans and dedicated
Making the District of Columbia a place where all kids grow up safe, resilient, powerful and heard.
The Institute for Public Health Innovation is a non-profit resource that builds partnerships and solutions to improve health and well-being in the District of Columbia, Maryland, a...
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The Scottish–American Military Society (SAMS) is a non-profit veterans organization.
Why the rich get richer? Does working at a dead end job pay off? Tired of being in debt? Black Mens today don't own businesses, no power, and influence.
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Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was founded at Howard University in Washington, D.C., January 9, 191
The Trusted Source for Board-Ready Talent and C-Suite Leaders since 2013. LCDA is a premier business network dedicated to advancing excellence in executive leadership development a...
Faith-based organization aimed at defeating unclean spirits in the name of Jesus!
Since 1986, Rebuilding Together DC • Alexandria and our amazing volunteers have provided free home repairs to in-need neighbors and community spaces. Our Vision: Safe homes and c...
SDK is registered 501C in the US that brings Koinadugans in the diaspora to pull resources together and give back to their home.
Beacon House’s mission is to promote the academic advancement and personal growth of children in Washington, DC’s Edgewood neighborhood. Through afterschool education and youth de...
Helping Women, Children, Men, Families, Couples, Elders, Vets, Homeless, Communities & the Ocean
An annual morning event in Washington, DC featuring prominent Catholic leaders, worship, prayer, and fellowship. Next event: March 19, 2026
Cleveland Park's neighborhood history organization
The Washington Winter Show is Washington, DC's premiere antique, fine art, and decorative art show.
A non-profit think tank focused on research of education, labor, and democracy.
Mission: Inspire, Educate and Activate 100,000 Young Black Males to meet the Technology workforce demand of 2030 and impact the income/wealth gap.
MLH DC is the local chapter supporting patients and their families with CHD