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Community Services in United States
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Community Services sector based in United States. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Mckemie Place, Inc
McKemie Place is a place where needs are met, hope is given, and lives are changed. We are an emergency shelter for women experiencing homelessness in Mobile, Baldwin, and Washington Counties.
11 to 50 staff
Mercy Support Services
Through Christ, we empower our neighbors who are circumstantially in need to strive for a stable and sustainable future. We provide self-sufficiency programs that ensure accountability and measurable results. Mercy Support Services believes in giving a hand up and leading individuals on a path of learning and self-reliance that ultimately enables them to become self-sufficient. Mercy Support Services is primarily funded by individual donors, community partners, businesses, organizations, and churches. At Mercy Support Services, we are dedicated to empowering individuals and families who seek our services with structured support programs designed to build stability and independence. Our Self-Sufficiency Programs are designed to assist families who are homeless or in threat of being homeless in Clay County with stabilized housing, financial training, life skills building, and accountability.
1 to 10 staff
National Kennel Club
The National Kennel Club has been in operation since 1964, assisting dog owners with registering all varieties of purebred dogs. Our organization is dedicated to maintaining the integrity and supporting the sport of purebred dogs. Our goal is to improve the breeding of purebred dogs and to promote competition in a variety of dog related activities with a family-friendly sporting atmosphere. We license All-Breed Shows, American Bulldog Shows and events for Beagles, Coon & Squirrel Dogs, Bird Dogs, and Fox Beagles, along with other dog-related events.
1 to 10 staff
Next Move Community Services
Next Move Community Services is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 2018. Our organization was founded with a vision to become a beacon of resources for families in South Suburban communities. Our organization's primary focuses are workforce development and community health which include our programs: Youth Employment, Career Development, and Lead Hazard Reduction.
1 to 10 staff
Ourspace Foundation
To establish and promote Lansing corridors as a premier tourist destinations where people experience quality interactive education, culturally enriching events/activities, and diverse entertainment opportunities. Ourspace (517) utilizes community venues as classrooms, highlighting local art and artists, and cultivating robust entrepreneurial districts in partnership with people, organizations, businesses, and local groups. Ourspace (517) is responsible for Mid-Michigan's largest Juneteenth Celebration, the 517 Juneteenth Weekend in REO Town, as well as a handful of initiatives. Our programs are broken down into two categories. Culture and Wellness. Both elements are needed in order for a community to thrive. Connect to stay updated about how we continually work to promote the celebration of culture and wellness in the 517.
1 to 10 staff
Perimeter Atl
Where it all works. If you’re looking for a place where innovation meets inspiration, Fortune 500’s thrive alongside local businesses, happy boards meet happy moments, and old roots inspire new routes, you’re looking in the right place. The Perimeter Community Improvement Districts (PCIDs), representing both the Central (DeKalb) and Fulton Perimeter CIDs, are self-taxing districts that use additional property taxes to help accelerate needed transportation and infrastructure improvement projects. The PCIDs are leading the charge to implement vital transportation enhancements coupled with land use and zoning strategies that will enhance mobility and improve access to the Perimeter activity center.
1 to 10 staff
Sellwood Community House
Sellwood Community House strives to revolutionize the concept of what a community center can be by providing a transformative "third place" that fosters deep connections, supports mental and physical health and inspires collaboration across generations.
11 to 50 staff
Uvm Leahy Institute For Rural Partnerships
Facilitating engagement opportunities and partnerships with the University of Vermont to enhance the wellbeing of our rural communities.
11 to 50 staff
818 Community Darkroom
We believe that it is important to have equitable access to spaces that foster art, community and creative expression. 818 Community Darkroom is a space to create and connect with your work and with other people that share a passion in the photographic process.
1 to 10 staff
Access Of Wny
ACCESS of WNY is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bridging the gap between the community and essential resources in the Greater Lackawanna, NY area. We are committed to empowering underserved members of the community, helping them achieve self-sufficiency and a better quality of life. Our work centers on fostering strong, prosocial connections within the Arab-American community, while also promoting unity and collaboration with people of all nationalities and cultures. At ACCESS of WNY, we offer a wide range of programs and services tailored to the needs of immigrants and refugees, providing crucial support for successful community integration. Our Services Include- DOJ Recognized & Accredited Immigration Program & Refugee Supportive Services - Wraparound Mental Health Services - ESL (English as a Second Language) Classes - Civic Engagement & Advocacy - Translation and Interpretation Services - Comprehensive Case Management for applying to social services - Healthcare Access Assistance - Career Development and Resource Services We also provide a variety of Youth Programs such as After-School activities, Summer Programming, Arabic Language Classes, Teen Employment initiatives, and Youth Empowerment programs. Together, we strive to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for all community members.
11 to 50 staff
Acrn Adirondack Community Resource Network
ACRN (which sounds like ‘ay • korn’) is an acronym for the Adirondack Community Resource Network. ACRN’s goal is to facilitate stronger relationships between local businesses and community members by offering a variety of resources and tools. Through the ACRN website, businesses can showcase their unique products and services in a friendly and engaging way, giving community members an opportunity to learn more about their contributions. The ACRN website also provides businesses with promotional opportunities, such as offering Group Consultations, Video Introductions, Member Discounts, and a Community Event Calendar. For job seekers and employers, we offer resources such as a community listing where businesses can post job openings, and potential employees can submit their resumés. Our volunteer Advisory Committee is made up of local members and business people, ensuring that our website remains a valuable resource specific to OUR local business community. We encourage you to explore the various resources available on the ACRN website, including member profiles, expert consultations, informative articles, and more. ACRN is committed to connecting local people with local businesses and providing the support necessary for their success.
1 to 10 staff
Act Community
Over the past 15 years, we’ve led the way in athlete career transition. Our proven approach helps athletes step confidently into new careers and helps businesses access exceptional talent with the focus, resilience and drive to deliver. We don’t just place athletes into roles. We surround them with the support, development and connections they need to build meaningful, lasting careers beyond sport. Inside the Community, athletes gain structured support, trusted guidance and practical learning that helps them grow their careers with confidence. Employers benefit from insight into the athlete experience, access to a diverse pool of skilled individuals and resources that improve how they attract, hire and develop athletic talent. We combine lived experience, research and hands-on expertise to help both sides understand each other and build better opportunities. Join us and be part of a growing network that is changing how athletes transition, learn and lead. Explore the Community: https://mighty.act.community/landing
11 to 50 staff
Adopt An Inmate
Adopt an Inmate is dedicated to promoting the value and rehabilitation of people in prison. By connecting them with supportive adopters and professional mentors, our organization amplifies their voices, expands their support systems, and increases the likelihood of successful reentry into society. Through educational programs and community partnerships, we strive to improve the criminal justice system and create a more just and compassionate society. Join us in making a difference.
1 to 10 staff
Alexandria-Fairfax Va Alumni Chapter Of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc
The Alexandria-Fairfax (VA), Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc, chartered on June 5th, 1976, has grown to one of the fraternity's largest alumni chapters, with close to 300 members. The chapter has also been recognized for its exceptional achievements, including having 5 members receive the prestigious Laurel Wreath Award, the highest honor bestowed upon a Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity member, and countless other National Awards. The chapter's youth mentoring program, Guide Right, provides invaluable support and mentorship to middle school through graduating seniors. In addition, the chapter's STEM programs, anchored by the Aviation Program, have helped to introduce aviation to numerous 6th-12th grade boys and girls.
201 to 500 staff
All Inclusive Living
All In was built on the belief that people of all backgrounds, abilities, and ages deserve to live in affordable, inclusive, and welcoming communities. Here in Columbus, we’ll accomplish this by adapting an acclaimed intergenerational housing model, known as intentional neighboring, in which individuals and families of all ages, capabilities and strengths live in small, intentional communities of mutual support.
1 to 10 staff
All Made Well Recovery Programs & Coaching
Recovery! That’s for people who struggle with DRUGS and ALCOHOL, right!” Absolutely NOT! Do we not all have painful experiences that reshaped our view of ourselves or other? Do we not all have events that shaped our view of God? At ALL MADE WELL, we know that hurt is universal and all of us are “coping” in some way. Some with substances. But many more with food, sex, shopping, or relationships. 🤔 And our past experiences dictate how we navigate life. And how to interact with others. At ALL MADE WELL, we specialize in SPIRIT-LED DECONSTRUCTION. We work with pastors and churches that seek to create safe spaces for leaders (parents, ministry leaders, pastors, entrepreneurs, thought leaders, influencers, CEOs, Board members, and everyone in between because we are ALL leaders…etc.) to heal from their pasts, so they can be free to lead well and serve the communities that need them. Book a consult at to discuss what we do to support you and your ministry team.
1 to 10 staff
All Oregon Votes
Nearly 41 percent of Oregon voters are excluded from equal participation at the ballot box. We are ordinary Oregonians from all corners of the state who are volunteers working together to end closed primaries. We believe no one should be required to join a political party in order to vote or seek office in public elections. We seek to realize an electoral system that is open, fair and more competitive. We believe in the values of fairness, equality, inclusivity and impartiality. All who hold these values are welcome to join our team and help us advance this work! Please contact us today to learn more.
1001 to 5000 staff
Alms
The Association for Learning and Mentoring Services, Inc.'s (ALMS) mission is to empower the youth of America and their families to take responsibility for themselves and their communities through volunteer programs and services promoting positive social and civic values. ALMS, a 501(c)(3) organization, was formed in 2021 by five individuals who grew up in Rockland County, New York, and the surrounding area in Northern New Jersey. ALMS has established a solid foundation of programs through food pantries, meal delivery programs, senior events, and volunteer programs supporting hundreds of individuals and families across the New York City Metro area in just a few short years. ALMS initiatives support children, seniors, and those with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). Currently, ALMS serves communities in New York City (west Harlem, Queens, and Staten Island) and Rockland County, as well as Essex, Hudson, and Bergen Counties in New Jersey. ALMS has grown from 75 volunteers to over 150 volunteers.
51 to 200 staff
Amtgard Of Alaska, Inc
AMTGARD OF ALASKA, INC is a company based out of 4411 E 102ND AVE, ANCHORAGE, Alaska, United States.
11 to 50 staff
Animal Alert Community
The Animal Alert Community app is the new golden safety net for pet owners and animal lovers around the world! The "AAC" is a primary tool for anyone who has found a stray, lost or deceased animal, aware of animal abuse, or seeking capture of a lost pet or stray. The alert feature which works much like "amber alert" provides an instant notification to one's neighboring community for emergencies involving animals no matter how big or small. In addition to ensuring the wellness and safety of pets, anyone with an expertise in animal related services can use this app as a platform of commerce and revenue with our subscription offer!
1 to 10 staff
Artsong, Llc
Organizations recognize the need to foster creativity, collaboration and engagement within their workspace. ArtSong leads in providing innovative programs that build strong networks, enhance workplace culture and enable organizations to thrive! Our programs cornerstone is building connections within a creative framework for participants and organizations to flourish! Our Programs Masterworks Team Development Program Masterworks Team Development Program provides a unique approach by engaging participants and driving organizational success! Masterworks Tier level workshops are designed with your Team in mind! On-site, instructor-led sessions secure and sustain effective Teams. Masterworks cornerstone builds connections within a creative framework enabling participants and organizations to thrive! Art Enrichment Program ArtSong’s Art Enrichment Program (2011), provides art instruction for local communities and organizations. On-site, instructor-led sessions provide participants the environment to create, explore and learn. Individual, group and specialty sessions are offered. Our Art Enrichment Program provides the creative framework that empowers through creativity.
1 to 10 staff
Ashburn Farm Homeowners Association
Established in 1988, the community of Ashburn Farm currently has 1,824 single-family homes, 1,416 townhomes, and 460 condos, 162 apartments on a total of 1,283 acres.
1 to 10 staff
Asian Service Center
The Asian Service Center (ASC) is a newly established non-profit organization that provides services and advocacies for Asian and other underserved communities in Snohomish County, Washington. We aims to address the issues of healthcare access, family support, senior care, and youth development.
1 to 10 staff
Black Baseball Media
Welcome to Black Baseball Media, a dedicated platform committed to celebrating and promoting the rich legacy, present, and future of Black baseball players, coaches, and communities.Our platform serves as a dynamic hub where fans, players, coaches, historians, and enthusiasts alike can come together to celebrate the past, present, and future of Black baseball. Whether it's exploring the untold stories of trailblazing players, highlighting the achievements of rising stars, or providing in-depth coverage of current events and issues within the sport, Black Baseball Media is dedicated to providing a comprehensive and inclusive perspective on all aspects of Black baseball. In addition to celebrating the achievements of Black athletes on the field, we are committed to addressing the broader social and cultural significance of baseball within Black communities. As advocates for diversity, equity, and inclusion within the baseball world, we are dedicated to providing a platform that amplifies marginalized voices, challenges stereotypes, and empowers individuals to share their stories and perspectives. By highlighting the achievements and contributions of Black athletes, coaches, and communities, we hope to inspire future generations of players and fans and contribute to a more inclusive and equitable baseball landscape. Thank you for joining us on this journey as we celebrate the past, embrace the present, and champion the future of Black baseball.
11 to 50 staff
