Non profit organizations in Los Angeles, CA - Page 81

SoCal Odyssey of the Mind is an educational program that provides creative problem-solving opportunities for students kinder to college.

Africa Town Enterprise (ATE) is a community development organization in South Central L.A. that has been serving the community since 2011

American Photographic Artists is a nonprofit organization and community for photographers. Here you will find info about our LA chapter events.

A place to grab some food, study, or simply chill. No cost. No kidding!

UHA II is a nonprofit 501(c)(4) mutual benefit corporation that represents the residents of unincorporated Windsor Hills, View Park & View Heights.

Kid City Hope Place cultivates student leadership & self-advocacy so participants can claim their edu

The Los Angeles OSU Alumni Watch Club represents all Oklahoma State University alumni and friends in

The Movement Conference was created by young people for young people. Our purpose is to unite young people of all denominations and backgrounds in efforts to MOVE forward proclaimi...

The Pink Boots Society was created to empower women beer professionals to advance their careers in the industry through education and community building.

Run by Brandy Heyde Montague � Sharing simple ideas to make a difference for animals & the earth. Look for your inspiring idea: bit.ly/ForAnimalsForEarth

จำหน่ายปุ๋ย เคมี อินทรีย์ ยาพืชฮอร์โมน และบริการ ฉีดพ่นสวนยาง ปาล์มน้ำมัน อ้อย ข้าวโพด

Headquartered in Los Angeles, IAA USA is the U.S. National Committee of the International Association of Art (IAA/IAIP). The IAA is an NGO in official partnership with the United N...

The Esgrima y Machete Academy is established to teach the fundamental principles and basic techniques and forms of Afro-Colombian Esgrima y Machete .

A registered California 501(c)(3) non-profit organization determined to end DUI tragedy with awarene

Una Programación Con El Enfoque De Bendecir A Cada Persona Compartiendo El Amor De Jesus…

Housing Equity & Advocacy Resource Team is a nonprofit law firm that employs an innovative approach to providing legal representation and education for people and their pets.

FVEP seeks to empower the FilAm community by increasing civic education and participation in electio

"We're better together" - At Better Youth, we validate young people by developing life skills through mentoring and media arts training to foster and community youth ages 14-24.

Welcome to El Centro de Ayuda, a grass root non profit organization located in Boyle Heights.

Teaching them to Never Give Up ! !

Sports minded people who do sporting activities together

Camp Awesome® is a beach summer camp in Los Angeles for kids ages 4 to 13. Campers enjoy games, water activities, crafts, and making new friends in a fun and safe beach environment...

Loyola’s PILF (www.PILF.org) assists students who plan to provide assistance to those traditionally underrepresented in the legal system.

• LAFC Supporter Group • Officially part of The 3252. • LA & IE Chapters • If you'd like to

Pomona is full of Girl Scouts. This is our space to share Service Projects, Fun Trips, Campaigns and Events. Once a Girl Scout, Always a Girl Scout!

A non-profit, 501c3 of Ebony Fashion Fair Alumni committed to empowering, promoting and providing education and development for fashion and design students; introducing emerging fa...

For nearly two decades, the Community Transformation Collective (CTC) has led a community-building movement to achieve long-term systemic change that improves the lives of marginal...

Strings & Things Puppet Theatre is a Los Angeles based company that has been creating theater designs for over two decades.

CCF supports and promotes educational programs rooted in values that impact the development of children and youth in socioeconomic disadvantaged areas.

We’re a community where young Christian creatives grow in faith, sharpen their craft, and make stories that matter.

Asians and Pacific Islanders with Disabilities of California (APIDC) gives a voice and a face to Asians and Pacific Islanders (APIs) with disabilities.