Non profit organizations in Wayne, PA - Page 3

Find non profit organizations in Wayne, PA. Listings include Main Line MomsConnect, Newcomers Club of the Upper Main Line, Opus II, Dina Previti & Co., Friends of Ofanim, Luv4Logan.

Nonprofit Organizations [46] Community Organizations [11] Community Centers [6] Community Services [5] Charity Organizations [4] Youth Organizations [2]

Women's Resource Center
113 W Wayne Avenue
Wayne, 19087

Serving women and their families in southeastern Pennsylvania, including Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County, Bucks County and Philadelphia.

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A Main Line MomsConnect
Wayne, 19087

B Newcomers Club of the Upper Main Line
Wayne, 19087

C Opus II
Wayne

D Dina Previti & Co.
104 East Lancaster Avenue
Wayne, 19087

seeking to help those who are facing struggles in everyday life through offering counseling, coaching and consulting.

E Friends of Ofanim
1255 Drummers Lane, Suite 200
Wayne, 19382

Supporting educational opportunities in Israel's socio-economically disadvantaged periphery.

F Luv4Logan
Wayne, 19087

On Monday July, 25 2011 Logan was caught under water for about 10 minutes in a flooded creek. He was pulled out and resuscitated and brought to Bryn Mawr hospital then later transf...

G Dream Factory of Pennsylvania
Wayne, 19087

H Fluid Sealing Association
994 Old Eagle School Road, Ste 1019
Wayne, 19087

The Voice of the Fluid Sealing Industry

I Main Line Run
Wayne, 19087

Established in 2001 as a 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit organization, The Main Line Chamber Foundation is dedicated to its mission of awarding scholarships to local volunteer fire...

J Greater Good G2
Wayne, 19087

To promote individuals to step out of their safe zone and work for the greater good

K Radnor Township Civic Association
248 Highland Avenue
Wayne, 19087

A nonprofit organization providing the community with educational, cultural and social programs. It is the only African-American owned building locally.