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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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San Francisco Drug Users Union
San Francisco Drug Users Union is a 100% drug user run and lead organization. 170 TURK ST, San Francisco, California, United States.
1 to 10 staff
Sherman Phoenix Foundation
Out of the ashes of the 2016 civil disturbances in Sherman Park, The Sherman Phoenix emerged to address economic needs of its predominantly Black residents. The former BMO Harris Bank branch in the Sherman Park neighborhood was damaged in that summer's unrest and was repurposed into an entrepreneurial hub for community businesses through a partnership between Milwaukee co-developers Juli Kaufmann and JoAnne Sabir. The Sherman Phoenix was developed as a hybrid retail location to allow Black small business owners to grow their businesses, generate jobs, and support the local economy, yet it quickly became the heartbeat of the community. To harness the energy of the Sherman Phoenix, in 2020 the Sherman Phoenix Foundation was established to collaborate with leaders working to build inclusive and just economies for communities of color and provide services and opportunities that help people experience greater self-sufficiency, dignity, and hope for their lives. The Sherman Phoenix Foundation is committed to investing in the Sherman Phoenix and its tenants because we believe this is critical to the cultural and economic vibrancy of Sherman Park and Milwaukee as a whole.
1 to 10 staff
Shine Girl
Shine Girl fosters a sense of belonging through community, education, and empowerment. Together, we navigate the complexities of being a female while celebrating the uniqueness of sisterhood.
1 to 10 staff
Sikhs In Clinical Research
Sikhs in Clinical Research (SICR) is a U.S-based organization committed to advancing diversity, representation, and cultural understanding in clinical research. What We Do: Assist patients in identifying and accessing clinical trials in their area Provide clear, accessible information about how clinical trials work Promote health equity by supporting health screenings and preventive care Improve health and research literacy Offer Punjabi language support and cultural competency training for healthcare professionals We operate at the intersection of science, culture, and care, working to ensure that clinical research is inclusive, accessible, and reflective of the communities it aims to serve. In the past few years, we have- Hosted 30+ Guest Speakers on research, diversity, career paths, and community health 50+ On-the-ground Research Awareness Camps in 15+ states Raised research awareness among attendees through the community outreach Resources distributed to promote awareness of clinical research 50+ Video Testimonials shared to inspire and inform Newsletter Subscribers Founder and CEO- Ekta Grewal
1 to 10 staff
Sisterhood Sit-In
Sisterhood Sit-In is a dynamic community dedicated to empowering Black women entrepreneurs by providing holistic support across all facets of life—from health and wellness to financial planning. Our motto,"Sisterhood is the future and our love is the protest," drives us to create engaging and innovative approaches to personal and professional growth. We are deeply inspired by the visionary works of Octavia E. Butler and the pioneering efforts of the Combahee River Collective and The Sisterhood of 1977. Our programs and initiatives are rooted in ancient wisdom while also looking forward to future possibilities, ensuring that every step we take is both grounded in history and ambitious in its forward thinking. At Sisterhood Sit-In, we are not just building businesses; we are designing a future that we love to live in—a future where our daughters are proud to belong and thrive. Join us as we blend fun, engaging methods with a serious commitment to creating lasting change and true empowerment.
1 to 10 staff
Sldconnect
Established 2023. Join our network today. A multi-model hybrid network of professionals and individuals who share the same willingness to connect. Use the network as a platform to promote any personal or professional projects and receive collaborative feedback. Bring ideas to light and making them a reality is the goal of SLD Connect, generating ideas around different topics to make them real. Promote a book your writing, or an art commission site you are trying to launch. Promote events that align with the values of SLDConnect. Have an inventive idea, join the growing discord to create the buzz. This concept was a long idea coming, and highly adaptable to the needs of the community. Please look at our Corporate Responsibility to see about adhering to the value of the triple bottom line.
1 to 10 staff
Souldoodles
SoulDoodles is on a mission to help busy adults reconnect with their inner child and unlock creative joy—one doodle, story, and conversation at a time. Through playful workshops, inspiring podcast episodes, and expert-led tools, we create a global community where creativity thrives and self-expression flows—free from judgment, perfectionism, or pressure. By making space for imagination and play in everyday life, we aim to: Reignite curiosity and creative confidence 🧘 Reduce stress and reconnect with the present moment 🧒 Heal disconnection by embracing the power of your inner child Whether you’re picking up a pen for the first time in years or rediscovering your artistic spark, SoulDoodles is your creative playground. Currently based in Barcelona, with a growing community of creative souls around the world.
1 to 10 staff
Square Holes
Square Holes provides sensory and accessibility audits, neurodiversity consulting, and professional development to guide public and cultural organizations in creating inclusive spaces that are welcoming to the whole community.
1 to 10 staff
St. Michaels Community Center
St. Michaels Community Center, along with its consignment shop Treasure Cove Thrift Shop, located at 200 Railroad Ave. in St. Michaels, MD helps provide year-round programs, services, and community events for people from throughout the Bay Hundred area.
11 to 50 staff
Stark Community Support Network
The Stark Community Support Network (SCSN) is a community-based agency dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families in need or crisis. SCSN provides culturally and linguistically relevant assistance, programs, and services that empower underserved, low-income, and minority community members to improve their quality of life, their families, and the community. SCSN’s staff members assist individuals to identify needs, link them to available social or clinical services, and support them and their families overcome barriers to well-being.
1 to 10 staff
Styled With Strength
We believe that through community and connection, we are able to make a difference within Domestic Violence in our local communities. Part shop, part community, and all heart- we hope that by shopping different empowers others to know that you can make a difference just by loving others well. Our belief is that as women in business it is our responsibility to continue to bring other women to the table, advocate for them, develop them, but most of all equip them to win. The heart of our work and business is creating a space for women who have survived domestic violence to grow and build strong and stable careers that celebrate their strengths.
1 to 10 staff
Synagogue Security Council Of North America
Jewish communities that have the resources to utilize armed security generally only do so only on Shabbat and holidays due to financial constraints. This leaves weekday minyanim, classes and other synagogue and community gatherings unprotected. If every Jewish life matters, then any gathering of Jews in their synagogues and community institutions deserves to be protected. SSCNA is singularly focused on creating effective first responders within our own communities. Acknowledging the reality that police cannot be everywhere at all times, the only way to ensure our communities are protected against violent hate crimes, active threats and terrorist attacks is to take responsibility for and effectively manage our own security. The Synagogue Security Council of North America is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to providing lifesaving skills and technology to committed members of the Jewish community, helping to create safer synagogues and cultivate cost-free, capable and effective first responders within every minyan. We do this by providing standardized technology systems, training and certification programs to community volunteers, giving them with the necessary tools and skills to help prevent or respond to a multi-casualty event.
1 to 10 staff
Tall City Blues Fest
Tall City Blues Fest is a one-of-a-kind, original American music festival showcasing multiple award-winning concerts all wrapped up in a truly unique and memorable event, complete with a food truck court, a merchant marketplace and visual artists showcasing their work.
1 to 10 staff
Tcy Women
We are a 501c3 non-profit organization building towards a world where EVERY woman can get the care she needs, when she needs it— regardless of her age, background, or circumstances. We help women navigate health & care systems by equipping them with the education, community, and tools they need to advocate— for their health, their care, & their future.
11 to 50 staff
Technodivergent
Technodivergent is a community for trans and neurodivergent tech enthusiasts & professionals, providing a safe and inclusive space for those whose identities and ways of thinking may not always be recognized or supported in traditional tech spaces. Through shared experiences and supportive discussions, our community aims to empower and celebrate divergent thinkers in the tech industry.
1 to 10 staff
Teenshelping
TeensHelping.org platform is allowing teens to encourage more substantive discussion about social issues by teaching them about these issues and allowing teens to teach practical and academic skills.
1 to 10 staff
The Blk Room
The.BlkRoom is a Chicago-based organization, and community network facilitating opportunities for BIPOC artists and creatives across the city. Founded in September 2021 as a co-creation space, TBR operated as a member based music studio, built with the intention of providing a safe, accessible and high-quality working environment for Black and Brown artists and musicians in Chicago. TBR has since become a success in cultivating resources for the Chicago artist community, and sustaining our mission as we transition out of our physical space. TBR aims to continue to provide opportunities for up and coming creatives by uniting arts, people, and space through special events, virtual showcases, and other creative efforts.
1 to 10 staff
The Choir School Of Delaware, Inc
The Choir School of Delaware, a “Community Center that Sings,” provides life-changing after-school and summer programs for Wilmington children ages 7-17 in an intergenerational environment. Programs combine music education and performance opportunities with homework help, mentoring, and social services, creating a safe, inspiring environment where young people realize their full potential. The Choir School is available to all, regardless of income. Our intergenerational choir, where children sing alongside professional and volunteer adult singers, anchors the after-school program. We perform throughout the state in an exciting concert series.
1 to 10 staff
The Collective Space
The Collective Space stands as a dynamic co-working hub, fostering innovation, collaboration, and growth for health and wellness professionals. This unique co-working environment merges professional workspaces, community, educational opportunities, and growth-enhancing programs, perfectly tailored to the aspirations and needs of the community. It's more than just a space; it's a community-driven platform where professionals can thrive, share, and evolve
1 to 10 staff
The Mustard Seed Place
The Mustard Seed Place is where the incredible potential of women is championed. Our goal is to foster a supportive environment where women can thrive and expand. Whether you are an entrepreneur, career-driven, or exploring new opportunities, The Mustard Place is a haven to meet your personal and professional goals.
1 to 10 staff
The North Carolina Seafood Festival
The North Carolina Seafood Festival is a non-profit organization of Carteret county citizens and business people, in conjunction with the town of Morehead City, NC. Recognizing the importance of seafood to eastern North Carolina, The North Carolina Seafood Festival is organized to develop and conduct a festival every year, the first weekend in October, to- Promote the positive social and economic impact of the seafood industry on the citizens of North Carolina - Educate the public about seafood and its importance to the state economy - Publicize the wide variety of seafood indigenous to North Carolina and provide the opportunity for people to enjoy it - Boost tourism and recreation in eastern North Carolina in the non-summer months - Establish a scholarship program for educational pursuits related to the seafood industry - Provide the opportunity for North Carolina non-profit, civic, church and educational organizations to raise funds through participation in the festival. Festival proceeds are shared with community organizations who donate their efforts to the event. Since 1987, over $1.8 million has been dispersed among participating Carteret County non-profit groups.
1 to 10 staff
The Starhouse
The StarHouse is nestled in the foothills of Boulder, Colorado, and has been serving and being served by the community for over 30 years. In the midst of the chaos of a world in epic transition, the StarHouse is both a land-based place and an energetic field of refuge ~ truly a Sanctuary for the Sacred.
1 to 10 staff
The Westerville Lions Club
The Westerville Lions Club is comprised of local men and women who individually and jointly volunteer their time to provide service to the Westerville community. Our motto is “We Serve!”
11 to 50 staff
Thrive Alliance Indiana
We help people get the right information, resources and support needed to live as independently as possible. Our network of programs focuses on issues related to affordable housing, caregiver support and services, nutrition and wellness programs, transportation and accessibility services, as well as fostering community-wide support for aging related issues. We serve as Indiana’s Agency on Aging for Bartholomew, Brown, Decatur, Jackson and Jennings counties. Guided by the vision that everyone has the opportunity to live a secure, engaged and independent life, our mission at Thrive Alliance is to improve the quality of life and health for people at risk of losing their independence. We believe that everyone should be in control of their lives – to the best of their abilities – regardless of age. Quality of health is key to quality of life, and our health is greatly impacted by our behaviors and the environments where we live, work and play. Thrive Alliance supports healthy lifestyles, keeping people connected, and making our communities great places to live throughout all stages of life.
51 to 200 staff
