Find non profit organizations in Los Angeles, CA. Listings include Dust to Diamonds Ministry, Koreatown Community, Chabad of South Westwood, Hbklyu, L.A. Saves Track, Stop Sickle Cell Abuse.
The Peter Christian Hernandez Memorial Scholarship is a fund set up and managed to help young students achieve their dreams of higher education.
My ministry was created to serve domestic violence survivors, to help heal with others, and with God.
Community based project showing the life of Koreatown as is without filters. Many people live in Koreatown but we'll only know the few routes people take if we only live our own.
Chabad in South Westwood is dedicated to providing an open-door environment to strengthen and enhanc
A grassroots mission to restore and rebuild the facilities at the oldest High School in Los Angeles while emphasizing that access to sport should be a necessity, rather than luxury...
STOP SICKLE CELL ABUSE is a civil rights and social justice movement, calling for the complete overha
The mission is to provide Armenia with a Western pathway to security, prosperity and cultural continuity by unifying the Armenian Diaspora in support of Armenian and Artsakh. Armen...
Сообщество рациональных людей, выступающих за продление жизни
Gamba’s House mission statement: Our purpose is to improve the lives of as many animals as we can reach. Especially those that are neglected, abused, and forgotten.
The Last 6 as an organization that educates and funds research for Kawasaki disease (KD), as well as
Hope for today. Cure for tomorrow. Dedicated to funding research to improve the lives of those affected by Sturge Weber Syndrome, Glaucoma, Port-Wine Stain and Epilepsy.
Nature alone is antique, and the oldest art a mushroom.
Behold 'Trojan Unicorn,' a mesmerizing art that delivers few of our camp members to the BM territory.
Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International is the largest Christian businessmen networks in the world. In over 85 nations with thousands of chapters globally. Founded by D...
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