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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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Our Place
Value Statement At Our Place, we value research-based design and reflective internal problem-solving. We strive to produce programs that are anti-racist, impactful, and which work to secure the integrity of all families. Our Vision Through personalized and accessible community services, families find paths to stability and fulfillment. Our Mission To support the healthy development of youth and families in East Bayside, Portland. Services Community Summer Camp Middle School Youth Groups Community Programming Food Distribution Efforts
1 to 10 staff
Outdoors On Purpose
Outdoors On Purpose is committed to promoting environmental and social justice. We are dedicated to bridging the gap between People of Color and the great outdoors. Through our programs and advocacy, we strive to create inclusive spaces and opportunities for everyone to connect with nature. Our mission is to inspire a love for the environment and empower individuals to become stewards of the earth. Join us in our journey toward a more diverse and sustainable future!
1 to 10 staff
Pacific Birth Collective
We are a community-based professional collective growing a network of service providers and island families dedicated to education, support, and advocacy for birth & wellness choices across Hawai'i.
1 to 10 staff
Pella Area Community & Economic Alliance
We are the PACE Alliance. We are one of the driving forces behind Pella's growth and prosperity, serving as both the Chamber of Commerce and an engine of Economic Development for our vibrant community. Our Vision: Dynamic growth for a vibrant Pella community. At the PACE Alliance, we're committed to advocating, leading, connecting, partnering, influencing, educating, and listening. Our mission is simple: to foster an environment where every resident, business, and stakeholder thrives. What We Do:+ Advocate & Lead: We champion the interests of our members, big and small businesses, and the community at large.+ Connect & Partner: Building bridges between major employers, government entities, small businesses, and residents to create synergistic opportunities.+Influence & Educate: Through strategic initiatives and educational programs, we empower our community for sustainable growth.+Listen & Engage: Hearing the pulse of the community drives our actions, ensuring we're aligned with your needs and aspirations. Key Focus Areas:+Workforce Attraction: Cultivating a talented pool of professionals to enrich our local workforce. We host a Job Board, displaying Pella career opportunities.+Partnerships: Forging collaborations that fuel innovation and progress.+Business Development: Nurturing both large-scale enterprises and small businesses, because every growth story matters.+Community Engagement & Networking: Building strong bonds within Pella for a more cohesive and thriving community, through quality of life events. experiences, and opportunities. Join us in our journey to shape a future where Pella flourishes in every aspect. Let's work together, grow together, and create a community we're all proud to call home. Connect with us to be a part of this exciting transformation!#LiveLifeLocalPella
1 to 10 staff
Pennsylvania District Of Key Club International
Key Club is an international student-led organization that provides its members with opportunities to perform service, build character, and develop leadership. With over members from approximately clubs in 30 countries, the organization is unique because a local Kiwanis club, composed of the leading business and professional people of the community, sponsors a local Key Club. In addition, Key Club not only functions on a local level but also on a district (state) and international level as well. The Pennsylvania District, chartered in 1947, has over members with over 200 clubs.
11 to 50 staff
People Caring For The Community Inc
People Caring for the Community Inc,(PCCI) is a non-profit Filipino-American organization with a mission to promote and preserve the Filipino culture and heritage; provide health, social and educational services to everyone.
11 to 50 staff
Phx Startup Week
PHXStartupWeek celebrates our Greater Phoenix startup and entrepreneurial community. Year 11 coming to you in April 2025!|#yesPHX
1 to 10 staff
Poulsbo Chamber Of Commerce
The Poulsbo Chamber of Commerce is a business membership organization whose mission is to promote, support, and advocate the general economic vitality of its membership and the quality of life of the community. Learn more about the charming community of Poulsbo, Washington, and our rich Norwegian seaport heritage by visiting us online at: Like us on Facebook:
1 to 10 staff
Pouring Out Blessings Llc
Pouring Out Blessings LLC is a community management service established to provide supportive services for people desiring to improve its quality of life with love, support, and unity.
1 to 10 staff
Ppfi, Llc
PPFI, LLC provides community support services to individuals with need. PPFI, LLC, a limited liability corporation (formerly Positive Partnerships For Independence) has made it their mission to help individuals discover ways to enrich their lives through social skills training, budgeting, home life, independent living, and a variety of other skills, as well as discovering the community resources where they live, and becoming part of their community. Keywords: ID/DD, intellectual and developmentally, autism, direct care, Down syndrome, learning disorder, community engagement, caregiver, community living skills, TBI
11 to 50 staff
Presence Fest
Welcome to Presence Fest, where our passion lies in curating extraordinary experiences that transform lives and uplift communities. Our mission is to promote positive, social engagement and extend financial assistance to individuals and organizations in need. At the heart of our vision is a commitment to enhancing the social and economic culture of Baton Rouge. Presence Fest aspires to create meaningful change in the financial, mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being of our community. We achieve this by hosting a variety of events that focus on these crucial areas. Through our unique platform, we spotlight and support local businesses, breathe new life into neighborhoods, and empower budding artists and entrepreneurs. Join us on our journey to create a more vibrant and resilient Baton Rouge. Together, we can make a lasting impact and pave the way for a brighter future. Be a part of Presence Fest, where every event is a celebration of community, diversity, and positive transformation.
1 to 10 staff
Pro Wellness Initiative
We are thrilled to have you join our collective community of vetted wellness professionals from all over the world. At PWI, our mission is to connect, collaborate, and create opportunities for wellness seekers to get the absolute best information and resources to make informed decisions about their health and wellness. As a new member, you are now part of a vibrant network dedicated to: 🤝 Creating local communities in your city or town Holding educational opportunities to learn from each other 🤝 Building collaborations and joint marketing opportunities Offering public events for wellness seekers Fostering healthier communities and mindsets around personal health and wellness Plus, you'll have access to our member portals for business coaching, marketing support, and conferences to ensure your business thrives. Current Chapters: Tidewater Wellness Initiative RVA Wellness Initiative If you're interested in becoming a PWI Chapter Leader in your area, comment INTERESTED below, and one of our team members will connect with you. Let's ignite our passions, burn through challenges, and rise together in this journey towards a healthier world.
11 to 50 staff
Project Protocol
Project Protocol is an anonymous, community-driven online platform supporting people on parole. Founded in 2020 by Emiliano Lopez after his own lived experience navigating parole, Project Protocol exists to address a critical gap: people returning from incarceration are expected to rebuild their lives in a fully digital world without access, guidance, or safety. This digital divide, combined with a lack of transparency, leads to confusion, technical violations, and unnecessary harm. Project Protocol uses technology for good. We provide a trusted, community-vetted reentry resource directory and a safe space for people on parole to share experiences and rate interactions with parole officers, without fear of surveillance or retaliation. Our vision is a future beyond surveillance, where technology expands access, builds trust, and supports reentry with dignity.
1 to 10 staff
Psychedelic Club Of Denver
Leads the Denver metro area in psychedelic-focused education, social events, and community harm reduction services Hosts bi-monthly public events including talks and free entertainment functions Serves as a hub connecting the community of the growing psychedelic movement Currently seeking professional partnerships and sponsorships.
1 to 10 staff
Queermunity Mn
Queermunity is a vibrant event venue, gathering space, and café in Minneapolis, dedicated to offering high-quality experiences for LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities and their allies. We work with and for the people we serve to build a regenerative economy—maintaining a truly affordable space to gather, celebrate, work, and create, while supporting local farmers, artists, makers, and small businesses.
1 to 10 staff
Redwood City Together
The mission of Redwood City Together is to forge meaningful partnerships to support the success of all youth and families in Redwood City and North Fair Oaks in an effort to engage and strengthen the community. While no single organization can address complex community issues, we believe that by working together we can affect the positive change needed in Redwood City and North Fair Oaks. Our vision is that all people living in Redwood City and North Fair Oaks are healthy, safe and successful. We bring our community residents together with local organizations and public agencies to develop and implement a wide range of projects that are focused on addressing acute needs and building on strengths in our community. Our goals are to reduce the impact of poverty, improve the academic success of students, increase community engagement, and enhance safety.
1 to 10 staff
Refugee Atelier Inc
The Refugee Atelier Foundation supports and empowers refugee women in New York. We aim to foster a safe environment where women can learn, create, and grow. Through our workshops, mentorship programs, and community outreach efforts, we aim to assist these women in thriving within their new surroundings, embracing their unique talents, and building a brighter future for themselves and their families. By offering a supportive community and practical resources, we strive to empower these women to become self-reliant, confident, and active members of society. Our initiatives are designed to facilitate their integration, promote personal and professional development, and enhance their overall well-being. At the Refugee Atelier Foundation, we believe in the strength and potential of every woman. We are committed to providing the tools and support necessary for their success, helping them to overcome challenges, and celebrating their achievements along the way. Join us in creating a more inclusive, empowering, and hopeful future for undocumented and refugee women in New York.
1 to 10 staff
Reinvent South Stockton Coalition
The Reinvent South Stockton Coalition (RSSC) is a public-private-non-profit collaborative which aims to “empower residents to transform their community – to affect the root causes of intergenerational poverty through improvements in safety and community trust, education, housing, job creation, economic development, and health.” In 2016, the City of Stockton applied to become a federally designated Promise Zone with RSSC as the backbone organization to manage the South Stockton Promise Zone (SSPZ) initiative. Using a proven model developed by Policylink, RSSC led the Promise Zone community in developing a data-informed set of eight priority Result Areas. Although South Stockton was not awarded official designation, we were a finalist and, as such, still receive attention, resources, and technical assistance from federal partners. In 2017, RSSC became our region’s ACH as part of the California Accountable Communities for Health Initiative (CACHI - Healing South Stockton Initiative). CACHI funds RSSC’s organizational infrastructure and its ability to serve as a backbone entity to facilitate SSPZ activities. RSSC also adopted the Results-Based Accountability model, a system of tracking program progress and measuring impact that guides Coalition work in a data-informed, community-driven method.
1 to 10 staff
Resilient Communities, L3c
Resilient Communities, L3C serves rural Maine communities through facilitative leadership, working with local municipalities, organizations, and businesses to collaboratively design and implement values-based initiatives that support both people and the planet. Resilient Communities is committed to providing communities with successful process and leadership support for project-based initiatives, including but not limited to: Project and Process Design, Facilitation, and Management, Resilience Planning, Strategic Planning, Grant writing and administration (private, local, state, federal), Facilitative Leadership, Guiding group processes and empowering community members to lead, Group Facilitation, and Consensus Building
1 to 10 staff
Rever Grand
Our clients are children and adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. We provide the supports which allow them to thrive at home and in the community. OUR MISSION IS TO: Empower and enhance the lives of the children and adults we serve through respect for their preferences and choices. We serve the entire state of Oregon with the highest level of service and professionalism. The supports we provide are uniquely structured around each person’s interests, preferences and needs, allowing our clients with I/DD to thrive at home and in the community.
1001 to 5000 staff
Revolution Institute
The vision of Revolution Institute (“RI”) is to advance social and economic equity and peaceful communities for ALL people. The mission of RI is to liberate the creative potential of underserved communities through sustainable, future-oriented work, entrepreneurship, and value-aligned collaboration.
1 to 10 staff
Richfield Leadership Network
CREATING CONNECTIONS • WORKING TOGETHER • SERVING OUR CITY Richfield Leadership Network (RLN) is a nonprofit 501C3 dedicated to strengthening community connectedness within Richfield, MN. Our belief is simple: Once people are connected to each other and aware of the good work happening around them, collaborative relationships can be established, thus expanding creativity of ideas, solutions, and services, which all come together to create a more flourishing community. RLN has three lanes of focus: Community Connectivity | Community Leadership | Community Space RLN operates as a project of The Twin Cities Social Cohesion Initiative, and is supported by the GHR Foundation, amongst a growing number of other corporate and individual financial partners.
1 to 10 staff
Ripple Effects Community Inclusion Center
A community haven, Ripple Effects Community Inclusion Center offers inclusive recreational, educational and social clubs. No matter your unique journey, our community center is designed to help you connect, grow, and thrive. Discover a space where potential meets opportunity; open to everyone.
1 to 10 staff
Rural People's Voice
Rural People’s Voice envisions a North Central Washington economy that works for all of us: jobs that support a family, housing and healthcare we can afford, a great school for every student, healthy land and water, and a rural region where all our people have a fair shot. To get there, we organize with our neighbors for a multi-racial working and middle class majority, build the people's government we need and deserve, advance critical policies and initiatives that support working people, and reclaim the rural narrative of who we are, where we come from, and what a better future for all of us looks like
1 to 10 staff
