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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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Merit Resource Services
We are a non-profit outpatient alcohol and drug treatment and education facility.
11 to 50 staff
Moms On Maternity
Our passion is connecting parents! Welcome to Moms on Maternity, home of Mommy's Helper and Tummy Time Club Moms on Maternity was started in 2017 when Aimee Cruz was on Maternity Leave with her second son. Aimee wanted to meet more women planning to go back to work while raising a family. She believes we 100% can be Great Moms and Great Professionals. Moms on Maternity now provides parenting content and inspiration that helps as our babies grow up– and as we ourselves continue to journey as women. Please take time to look over our Tummy Time Club perfect for the new and expecting Mom looking for community. Check out our Mommy's Helper Program, perfect for the family looking for support at home from a local college student. Thank you and we wish you the very best!
1 to 10 staff
North Oakland Community Coalition
Serving Lake Orion and Oxford, the NOCC promotes youth, family and community wellness. Our primary focus is youth substance use prevention and mental health initiatives that support children from birth to adulthood.
1 to 10 staff
Pathways Community Living
At Pathways Community Living, we are dedicated to empowering individuals with intellectual disabilities to lead fulfilling and independent lives. Guided by the Everyday Lives Principle, we foster inclusion, personal growth, and community engagement. Our Mission We believe everyone deserves a meaningful life. Through personalized support and enriching experiences, we help individuals achieve their goals and thrive. Our Services Residential Services Providing safe, comfortable homes with personalized support to foster independence and well-being. Behavioral Services Structured interventions that equip individuals with coping skills to manage challenges and enhance their quality of life. Community Participation One-on-one and small group activities designed to promote social interaction, inclusion, and active community involvement. Culinary Services Hands-on programs that teach essential cooking skills, encourage healthy eating, and support independent living. Join us at Pathways Community Living and experience a supportive community where individuals thrive!
11 to 50 staff
Saludcontech
SaludConTech is an inclusive ecosystem-building community that provides entrepreneurial support for Latino/a/x and other innovators of color.
1 to 10 staff
School Of Lost Borders
For over 40 years, the School of Lost Borders has provided vision fasts, guide trainings, and other programs that offer initiatory, transformational experiences to those seeking growth, insight, and restoration. Our participants are of various ages, lifestyles, and cultures. Our headquarters are in Payahuunadü, also known as the Owens Valley in California, which is ancestral and contemporary land of the Nüümü and Newe people. Our courses expand from the deserts of California, New
1 to 10 staff
Schuylkill United Way
The Schuylkill United Way is dedicated to providing funding, guidance and encouragement to our 15 partner agencies who help many people in our county by way of education, human service, health care assistance, and other programs that respond to community needs. You'll find our staff and supporters at our annual events committed to educating everyone about our work and the services of our Partner Agencies. These events include:^ Captain Jason B. Jones Memorial Day of Care - May 9, 2025 ^ 8th Annual High School Football Challenge - June 17, 2025 ^ Stuff the Bus - Drop off locations for donated school supplies fill Schuylkill County during the month of July. We collect the items and put them in bookbags to be distributed to schools and agencies that get them to families in need.^ The Nurse's Pantry - Located in schools in each district, this program provides basic hygiene items, lice kits, clothing, and snacks for school nurses to have at their disposal. The goal is to ensure students have what they need to stay focused, stay healthy, and stay in school.^ Annual Campaign – Spearheaded by the Campaign Chairperson & Campaign Leadership Committee, our campaign runs September to November. During this time, we actively seek funding pledges needed to answer our Partner Agencies’ calls for assistance to plan the following year. Leading the way in this endeavor are our Pacesetters. These are deeply dedicated individuals who contribute at least $500/year. In addition, Schuylkill United Way is a leader in many community initiatives including PA 211, Emergency Food & Shelter Program, SingleCare (prescription assistance), and was at the forefront of Schuylkill County's COVID-19 response.
1 to 10 staff
The Community Grocer
The Community Grocer is reinventing the corner store and reimagining nutritional assistance to make eating well accessible for all. We’re building the country’s first retail food pharmacy—an innovative model where through radical community partnership, SNAP recipients can legally walk away with hot, healthy meals in full compliance with federal policy—integrating Food is Medicine and workforce development into retail. Our pilot in Southwest Philadelphia will serve as a national blueprint for urban and rural communities alike to ensure everyone has access to the ingredients they need to live stronger, healthier lives As a 501c3 organization we are reinvesting in our entire community, from soil to supper.
1 to 10 staff
The Salvation Army Kerrville Kroc Center
Here at the Kerrville Kroc, we are more than just a gym! Nestled on a 16-acre campus, our square foot facility includes a fitness center, gymnasium, café, dance/exercise studio, classrooms, dining hall, Kroc Kids, arts & crafts room, and chapel. The square foot outdoor pool deck boasts two warm water pools, a water slide, splash park, rock wall and shade structures. In keeping with Joan Kroc’s vision, the Kroc Center provides a variety of programs for individuals of all ages and from all walks of life, aimed to strengthen families and enrich the lives of youth, adults and seniors. When you join the Kerrville Kroc Center, you’re not only exercising your body, your exercising compassion by helping The Salvation Army meet the needs of our own community.
51 to 200 staff
The Wallis Annenberg Legacy Foundation
Established by Wallis Annenberg in 2011, the Wallis Annenberg Legacy Foundation is dedicated to advancing ideas and initiatives that change lives, improve communities, provide access and opportunities and shape the future. Honoring the enduring vision of philanthropist Wallis Annenberg, the Legacy Foundation supports groundbreaking work in aging and longevity, conservation, animal welfare, education, the arts, community access and civic partnerships. From stewardship of Wallis’s world-class cultural and learning spaces to life-saving animal welfare and wildlife protection efforts, our work expands opportunity, inspires compassion, and creates places where people and ideas can thrive for generations to come.
11 to 50 staff
University Of Arizona, Maricopa County Cooperative Extension
Maricopa County Cooperative Extension is one of the pillars of The University of Arizona's Division of Agriculture, Life & Veterinary Sciences & Cooperative Extension. We are about "Improving Lives, Communities and the Economy" by serving as a statewide network of knowledgeable faculty and staff that provides lifelong educational programs for all Arizonans. Maricopa County is home to over four million people, each with unique needs. Cooperative Extension plays a unique role by bringing the University of Arizona to both urban and rural Maricopa County, providing practical information and education based on University of Arizona research to help people make their lives better. Our programs include:* Urban Horticulture -Plant Diagnostics, Gardens Map, Trees & Urban Forests * Maricopa County 4-H * Maricopa County Master Gardeners * Field Crop Integrated Pest Management (IPM)* Maricopa County Smartscape * Urban Ag Production, Small-Scale, Beginner Farmer Program * Maricopa County: School and Community Gardens * Roosevelt Early Childhood Family Resource Center * AZ HealthZone - MCCE * Arizona Project WET * Ag STEM Literacy
51 to 200 staff
Adfac
Aid To Distressed Families of Appalachian Counties, Inc- ADFAC - is a nonprofit committed to helping our lower income neighbors on their path to self-sufficiency through a variety of programs.
1 to 10 staff
Another Way, Inc
Another Way, Inc. is dedicated to supporting and empowering survivors of domestic violence and sexual violence through safe shelter, advocacy, and education. We provide emergency shelter, crisis intervention, legal advocacy, counseling, and outreach services to survivors and their families across Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Lafayette, and Levy counties. We also offer sexual violence services in Suwannee County. Beyond direct services, we work to educate and engage our communities, fostering a culture with zero tolerance for domestic and sexual violence. We believe in a future where every survivor is heard, supported, and empowered and where violence is no longer tolerated. Need help? Call our 24/7 hotline: 1-866-875-7983
11 to 50 staff
Arrowleaf Consulting
We provide capacity-building, technical, and research support so you can focus on achieving your goals and advancing your mission.
11 to 50 staff
Bellevue Youth Theatre
Bellevue Youth Theatre’s mission is to provide all young people the chance to connect, grow and shine, regardless of ability and background, through theatre productions suitable for the entire family. We are a non-traditional recreation theatre program, uniquely designed to embrace young people from all backgrounds and abilities. Bellevue Youth Theatre puts every interested participant on stage. Every child is given an important role to play and no child is turned away—the youth and their experience are more important. This results in an environment that promotes self-esteem and is attractive to youth who may not have the financial means or ability to be involved in other theatre programs. BYT also attracts youth who want to be part of a quality theatre program and can enjoy the company of their peers. This public government supported program is funded by the City of Bellevue Parks & Community Services and staffed by recreation professionals with backgrounds in the performing arts. In addition, there are many who volunteer their time to be a part of the successful future of our children. The Bellevue Youth Theatre is continuing to build its programming around a changing society. The program's concepts continue to focus on inclusion, acceptance, and team building. Whether you are a parent, a volunteer, a young person wanting to be involved, an adult who enjoys theatre, or an arts professional, this is the place for you. Bellevue Youth Theatre continues to leave a legacy of future educators, leaders, artists, and other valued community members who will embrace the arts. This program is dedicated to building a better community by building better kids. They are our future.
11 to 50 staff
Campus One80 Ministries
Campus One80 Ministries is a non-profit ministry to college students on campuses across the United States.
11 to 50 staff
Center For Hearing & Deaf Services Hds
Center for Hearing & Deaf Services, Inc.(HDS), a non-profit agency, has been in continuous operation for more than a century. Founded on September 21, 1921, when social work with Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals was in its infancy, our agency has evolved over 100 years to provide a wide range of professional services for people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and English language learners.
51 to 200 staff
Chester Community Coalition
Founded in 2019, Chester Community Coalition is a dynamic, nonprofit organization that fosters positive change and growth within the city of Chester and Delaware County. mission is to support communities affected by gun violence and provide tools for coping with and processing trauma on the journey towards holistic healing while considerate of the needs of its members. Through collaborations with local businesses, foundations, government agencies, and community members, works to address various social issues and create opportunities for sustainable development. Our initiatives include trauma-informed training, mental and physical health, employment, and community engagement. We invite you to partner with by connecting with us on social media to learn more about our programs, events, and how you can make a difference by becoming an advocate, volunteer, partner and donor. A select list of our current partners and donors is as follows: Foundation for Delaware County | Green Family Foundation | PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency | Keystone Health | Macy’s | Chester Housing Authority | Millersville University – Safer Neighborhoods Program | Sisters of St. Francis of Philadelphia | CeaseFire PA | McDonald’s | Boys & Girls Club of Chester | PECO / Exelon | Lowe’s | Giant Foods | The Trippley Foundation | Chester Water Authority | Chester Fire Department | Union Soccer Foundation | Chester Education Foundation | The Billy Mock Foundation
1 to 10 staff
Crivitz Youth, Inc
In 1971, Nancy Buck Ransom and her mother, Constance Buck, founded Crivitz Youth, Inc.(CYI), a nonprofit organization, to honor her father, Ellsworth Buck. The Nancy Buck Ransom Foundation (NBRF) was established to support the operations of Crivitz Youth, Inc.(CYI). CYI opened a teen center in 1972, a preschool program in 1981, a child development center in 1997, and a community center in 2013.
11 to 50 staff
Crooked Trails
Crooked Trails is a non-profit organization that partners with travel industry organizations to support tourism-focused economic development projects in local communities around the world. We work with tour operators and other members of the travel industry to support tourism-focused development projects in your destinations and local communities. We do this by providing a fundraising platform, fiscal sponsorship and project oversight for organizations that need a non-profit partner. We can facilitate fundraising and ensure projects are economically, socially, and environmentally sustainable.
1 to 10 staff
Downtown Missoula Partnership
The Downtown Missoula Partnership (DMP), created in 2014, is the collaboration of three distinct organizations dedicated to making Downtown Missoula the best it can be. The DMP is comprised of the Missoula Downtown Association, the Downtown Business Improvement District, and the Missoula Downtown Foundation. These three organizations each contribute to the collective vibrant environment and economy of Downtown Missoula. With exceptional leadership by the staff and board members of the Downtown Missoula Partnership, Downtown Missoula is an award-winning healthy, thriving, beautiful city center and the envy of many cities across the country.
1 to 10 staff
Eastside Jewish Commons
A new vision for Jewish community space on Portland’s Eastside.
1 to 10 staff
Eden Prairie Schools - Community Education
At Eden Prairie Schools, we believe that you are never done learning. Eden Prairie Schools Community Education encompasses Adult Learning, Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE), Early Childhood Screening, Little Eagles Preschool, Early Childhood Special Education, Eagle Zone School Age Care, EPIC Youth Programs, Driver Education, and Facility Use and Rental.
51 to 200 staff
Faithaction
We are united for a world of just and welcoming communities. For 25 years, FaithAction has been an important partner and resource in Guilford County, North Carolina and across the nation. We serve and advocate alongside thousands of newcomers each year, while educating and connecting diverse communities across lines of culture and faith – turning strangers into neighbors!
11 to 50 staff
