Nonprofit Organizations in Pasadena, CA - Page 7

We are a nonprofit social enterprise that creates vocational opportunities for people who have developmental disabilities and other barriers to employment. Our services bring digni...

The Rainbow Rescue is a grass roots non-profit animal rescue. Whenever, wherever, however, we are here to help any animal in need.

a non profit group that creates music events to raise money for musicians & their families, when they are faced with medical issues/financial hardship

Proud to raise guide dog puppies for the largest guide dog school in North America.

We aim to continue "Dr. B's" legacy of music education to inspire future generations of students.

Welcome to the Pasadena Foothill Chapter of Delta Zeta Sorority page! Connecting Delta Zet

An international, student-run organization introducing young girls to engineering and technology.

The Arroyo Singers is a women’s community chorus based in Pasadena, CA.

We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the safety and well-being of community through supporting the Pasadena Fire Department.

The Foster Care Project provides community education, public policy/advocacy and services for children and youth who have been removed from their homes.

ROJO'S BETTER LIFE CENTER VETERAN'S RESOURCE CENTER 708 N. Marengo Ave., Pasadena CA 91103 Phone # 626- 421- 6130 Hours of operation: 9:00am – 5:00 pm( Monday – ...

Synergy Networking Club is a dynamic business club that will assist all types of businesses looking to network with other local professionals... all while raising money for great l...

The Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena envisions a future where all youth graduate high school ready with the knowledge, skills, and values to succeed and give back in life.

ABOP aims to increase the diversity of percussionists in symphony orchestras.

We're looking forward to launching a beta version of Atrium in Haiti. During this time, we provide target clinics with portable ultrasound devices and will hold teaching seminars f...

TEA @ ArtCenter aims to build awareness of the Themed Entertainment industry and provides students a forum to build their understanding of the industry.

Developing leaders toward sustainability in a faithful innovation ecosystem.

Creating a Vibrant Arts Community

IMPROVING LIVES THROUGH PATIENT-FOCUSED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH

We are Dedicated to Helping Abused Children Everywhere. Child Abuse happens every 13 seconds, that is a Fact!!! Please Help us Help!!!

Welcome to the largest ASCCA chapter in California. Our chapter spans the San Gabriel & San Fernando Valleys.

Our principal purpose is to support the academic, extracurricular programs and student activities at the High School through contributions of funds, volunteer service, equipment an...

Mindful Approach is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering our veterans with the practice

From understanding the spatial logic of the Rubik’s Cube, to fathoming the molecular breakdown of ice cream, Zoom strives to make education relevant!

Urban Initiatives consists of community, economic, faith-based, and social justice initiatives that p

The Smile Project is dedicated to making a difference in the life of a Living Beauty by redecorating their space with their own items & some carefully chosen treasures from donatio...

We train organizations around the world to raise up thriving businesses in underserved communities.

Preserving the true history of California

For the past 75 years Theatre Americana has been promoting the Arts. In the recent years they have produced many musical, dance and theatrical shows.

The ASEA (American Society of Engineers and Architects) facilitates funding for student programs, sc

Convinced that the good news about Jesus is vital for every generation, we are thrilled to make the

Impact is a weekly worship service and ministry to people recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. It is held each Friday night at The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Cente...

Mexican Americans in the City of Pasadena "Preserving the history of Mexican Americans in our community"

I am Fredrick Jacobs, Founder of WVOC. Our organization feeds the less fortunate families-individuals