Non profit organizations in Sacramento, CA - Page 105

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The Oak Park Community Center was built in 1980. This is a focal point of the community which provide

CAPITAL of Sacramento is a council and forum of Asian and Pacific Islander organizations meeting in a spirit of unity, friendship and mutual support.

AGM is a social and recreational youth association. The primary purposes of the Auburn Gold Miners Trap Team is to develop confidence and leadership ability while teaching firearms...

Arc of Sacramento County is a non-profit organization that provides advocacy, education, training, and awareness for people w/ developmental disabilities.

It's real simple, I was sick of the hamster wheel at the gym, so I took it to the streets. Parking structures, the Capitol grounds, bridges and river walks

(J.A.T.O.L.) is a Food Ministry. Providing meals to the homeless and less fortunate.

Join us for social Irish folk dancing! All are welcome; beginners encouraged! Meetings every other Monday at Sierra 2 Community Center. @sacirishfolkdance

The Buck Scholars Association (BSA) is an independent non-profit organization established to foster the Buck Scholar community and expand educational opportunities in Northern Cali...

Friends of Pendola is dedicated to building a community of families and friends committed to celebrating and advancing the mission of the Pendola Center

Changing The Way people get into homes

Support all youth be to be safe, smart, and socially responsible.

The Schuhplattler is said to be the oldest surviving European dance, going back to Neolithic times. The origins of this dance are found in an early courtship display (Balztanz). Su...

CHIMES The California Honduras Institute of Medicine & Educational Support CHIMES is a 501c3 Non-Profit Empowering the Garifuna in Honduras.

Camps, Communities, Connections.

Vietnam Veterans helping All Veterans from all wars. We are a Non-Profit origination operating solely on the funds we make from our fundraising events.

The IDA help people with, Jobs, access to clean water nutrition, roads and helping with Grant Funds.

Real climate leaders don't frack. That's why over 8,000 people came together in Oakland to call on Governor Jerry Brown to ban fracking in California.

The Junior Tennis Fund Sacramento is a collective giving organization that supports Public Youth Tennis in the Greater Sacramento area.

GROUP: http://tiny.cc/aniapclubgroup EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: http://tiny.cc/aniapclub Meetings 5:00 PM to 6:30 PM at Shasta 145, CSUS.