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| "W" House of Hagerstown Foundation, Inc. (The) (Book #6583) (301) 791-7826 An intensive 6-9 month structured residential facility that offers professional addiction treatment services to women in the early stages of recovery from chemical dependency. |
100 Black Men of Maryland, Inc. (Book #1240) (410) 664-6726 Mentoring (individual, group, peer, leadership), education (tutoring, college access, scholarships), health & wellness (health disparities education, prostate/bone marrow screening, eye exams/eye glasses), economic development (financial literacy). |
| 1000 Friends of Maryland (Book #1250) (410) 385-2910 We fight poorly planned developments to protect Maryland's natural areas and waterways, strengthen neighborhoods, and restore once vibrant cities through education, technical assistance and advocacy; www.friendsofmd.org. |
A Child's Hope Fund (Book #7100) (760) 930-9089 Help fight cancer, diabetes and hunger through medical and food outreaches, health education and emotional/spiritual support for children endangered worldwide by disease, poverty, and disasters. |
| A. Eugene Hoeper Foundation/Deaf Outreach (Book #6234) (301) 596-6928 Provide volunteer services for chronically ill, homebound deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals; visitation, emotional support, respite care, cheer-by-mail and loan specialized equipment. |
Action Against Hunger USA (Book #7201) (212) 967-7800 Supports AICF/USA work in humanitarian and development activities internationally |
| Adoptions Together, Inc. (Book #7101) (301) 439-2900 Adoptions Together is committed to building healthy permanent families for all children in need without regard to race, religion, or disability. |
Adventist Development and Relief Agency International (Book #5437) (301) 680-6380 Imagine living without clean water, health services, basic education or job opportunities. Gifts support ADRA's empowering development and relief programs in the U.S. and worldwide. |
| Advocates for Children and Youth, Inc. (Book #6240) (410) 547-9200 ACY is Maryland's only statewide, independent public policy, research and advocacy organization dedicated to improving the health, education and welfare of all children in Maryland. |
Advocates For Survivors Of Torture And Trauma Inc. (Book #8815) (410) 464-9006 ASTT's mission is to address the emotional and physical needs of torture survivors and to educate the community about the needs of torture survivors. |
| African Art Museum of Maryland (Book #1546) (410) 730-7106 The African Art Museum of Maryland was founded in 1980, exists to make a difference in the way that Africans, their art and culture are perceived. |
African Child Care Association, Inc. (Book #7202) (678) 775-6060 ACCAInc strives to give children/youth in Sub-Saharan Africa information and tools to protect themselves against HIV/AIDS and other STD infections through education, prevention, assistance, and supports. |
| African Medical & Research Foundation, Inc. (Book #1602) (212) 768-2440 Since 1957, has improved health for Africans through training, capacity building and advocacy in HIV/AIDS, malaria, family health, water and sanitation and clinical outreach. |
Agape House, Inc. (Book #4482) (410) 728-2222 The Agape' House is a shelter for women and children. We are also a community center with an afterschool program and computer lab. A feeding program is also available for the children in the community. |
| Aid for Africa (Book #1002) (202) 531-2000 Works to raise awareness and support for health, education, food, sustainable development, and wildlife conservation programs through a network of charities in sub-Saharan Africa. |
AIDS & Infectious Disease Science Center (Book #1003) (858) 909-5125 Deadly new bacteria and virus are discovered daily. We need cures now! Please help us. We can't afford to lose this life or death race. |
| AIDS Action Baltimore, Inc. (Book #3236) (410) 837-2437 Provides AIDS research advocacy, HIV prevention and emergency financial assistance, including rent, medical bills, utility bills, prescription and other expenses to people with HIV disease. |
AIDS Interfaith Residential Services, Inc. (A.I.R.S.) (Book #6355) (410) 576-5070 AIRS provides supportive housing for individuals and families living with and at risk of HIV/AIDS and other disabilities in Baltimore City and County. |
| Air Compassion America (Book #1004) (757) 318-9174 Saving significant costs for seriously ill family members needing long-distance transportation. A patient advocate for life saving air ambulance service. |
Air Serv International, Inc. (Book #7105) (540) 428-2323 Air Serv International is a not-for-profit humanitarian aviation organization that provides disaster relief, sustainable development, environmental restoration and medical evacuations to those in need. |
| Alaska Conservation Foundation (Book #1005) (907) 276-1917 ACF works to protect and preserve the integrity of Alaska's ecosystems and to promote sustainable livelihoods among Alaska's communities and people. |
Allegany Community College Foundation, Inc. (Book #1260) (301) 784-5200 Provides scholarships for students and tuition assistance to foster, encourage, and promote the growth, progress, and general welfare of Allegany College of Maryland. |
| Allegany County Human Resources Development Commission, Inc. (Book #9079) (301) 777-5970 HRDC is a non-profit organization with a wide range of programs. Children & Family Services: Head Start & Early Head Start; Housing & Community Resources: Child Care, Homeless Services, Affordable Housing, OHEP, Weatherization, Family Asset Development |
Allegany Health Right, Inc. (Book #9187) (301) 777-7749 Increase access to health care services for low income, uninsured adults in Allegany County, Maryland. |
| Allergy & Asthma Network/Mothers of Asthmatics, Inc. (Book #1787) (703) 641-9595 AANMA is the leading nonprofit health organization dedicated to eliminating death and suffering due to asthma, allergies, and related conditions through education, advocacy and outreach. |
Alley Cat Allies, Inc. (Book #1828) (240) 482-1980 Alley Cat Allies is dedicated to advocating for nonlethal methods to reduce outdoor cat populations. |
| Alley Cat Rescue, Inc. (Book #1007) (301) 699-3946 Dedicated to helping stray, abandoned, and feral cats. ACR is working towards ending feline overpopulation and stopping the killing of healthy unwanted cats in shelters. |
Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, Inc. (Book #8570) (410) 377-6270 Forge and advance collaborative solutions to benefit the environment and people of the Chesapeake Region by providing action assistance policy solutions and broader community engagement. |
| Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Metropolitan Baltimore, Inc. (Book #5697) (410) 435-2600 Provides support groups, workshops and classes for families of persons with neurological brain disorders (mental illnesses); advocates for research and services, supplies information, referral and education to the general public. |
Alpha's Glory Crisis Pregnancy Center, Inc. (Book #6851) (410) 272-4711 Alpha's Glory purpose is to serve our community by meeting the spiritual, emotional, and physical needs of women and their families, who are experiencing an unplanned pregnancy. |
| ALS Association-DC/MD/VA Chapter (Book #5814) (301) 978-9855 The chapter's mission is to improve the quality of life for people living with ALS and their families and to provide services. |
Alternative Directions, Inc. (Book #4169) (410) 899-5072 Alternative Directions is funded to assist low-income individuals represent themselves in simple, uncontested family law matters. In addition to civil legal services, we provide resource information to ease in the transition from prison life. |
| Alternatives For Youth & Families, Inc. (Book #6507) (301) 870-1405 Private, nonprofit child welfare agency providing a continuum of care which includes: Therapeutic Group Home, Therapeutic Foster Care, Independent Living, 24 Hour Crisis In-Home Intervention, PRP Services. |
Alzheimer's and Aging Research Center, Inc. (Book #1116) (800) 877-0019 Stop the suffering caused by aging-related medical conditions! Your support makes exciting new research possible. Please help our aging population and their families. |
| Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders Association, Inc - Greater Maryland Chapter (Book #8017) (410) 561-9099 Dedicated to eliminating Alzheimer's disease through support of research and enhancing care and support for individuals, their families and caregivers. |
Alzheimer's Foundation of America, Inc. (Book #4140) (866) 232-8484 Provides hands-on programs and services to families affected by Alzheimer's disease and related illness, hotline, educational materials, free magazine, "Caring for the Nation". |
| AMC Cancer Research Center (Book #1501) (303) 239-3318 National leader funding the most promising research to prevent and control cancer. Free counseling line for cancer patients and their families. Distinguished scientists collaborating nationwide. |
America's Charities (Book #1700) (703) 222-3861 Helping you help others. America's Charities addresses community needs through member charity services impacting health, human service, education, civil and human rights and the environment. |
| American Association of Bone Marrow Donor Registries, Inc. (Book #1119) (985) 626-1479 To support the humanitarian heroes who donate their bone marrow to save the lives of strangers. Our testing and registry make the donor/patient match possible. |
American Association of Suicidology (Book #7280) (202) 237-2280 The mission of the American Association of Suicidology (AAS) is to understand and prevent suicide as a means of promoting human well-being. |
| American Autoimmune Related Disease Association (Book #3372) (586) 776-3900 Autoimmunity causes lupus, arthritis, vasculitis, MS, fibromyalgia, Graves', and 90+ other diseases. Through research and patient services, our work eases the tremendous suffering they inflict. |
American Brain Tumor Association (Book #5479) (847) 827-9910 Funding research to eliminate brain tumors; and sharing knowledge and hope with brain tumor patients and families through publications, referrals, and social work consultations. |
| American Breast Cancer Foundation (Book #7107) (410) 825-9388 Fund-raising for research of breast cancer, educating the public through newsletters, tapes, and speaking engagements, mammograms for women who cannot afford one. |
American Cancer Society, South Atlantic Division Inc. (Book #8001) (404) 320-3333 The community-based volunteer health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer by prevention, saving lives, and diminishing suffering from cancer through research, education, advocacy, and service. |
| American Chestnut Land Trust, Inc. (Book #1549) (410) 414-3400 We preserve 3,000 acres of forest, farmland and wetlands and provide sustainable public access to our preserved properties for educational, scientific, recreational and cultural purposes. |
American Diabetes Association, Inc. (Book #9006) (703) 549-1500 To prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes through education, information and advocacy. |
| American Discovery Trail Society (Book #1120) (703) 753-0149 Help create America's first coast-to coast, multi-use trail, the backbone of a true national system of trails, connecting mountains and wilderness to cities and towns. |
American Forest Foundation (Book #7108) (202) 463-2462 Conserving today, preparing for tomorrow. American Forest Foundation, a national nonprofit conservation education organization is dedicated to forest conservation, wildlife habitat restoration, and environmental education. |
| American Forests (Book #6179) (202) 737-1944 American Forests fund private and public land reforestation projects; provides satellite imagery of tree loss to cities; educates the public on the value of trees and forests. |
American Foundation for Children with Aids, Inc. (Book #7110) (888) 683-8323 To improve the lives of children and youth struggling with the impact of the HIV/AIDS pandemic |
| American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (Book #1008) (212) 363-3500 Exclusively dedicated to understanding and preventing suicide through research and education, and to reaching out to people with mood disorders and those affected by suicide. |
American Heart Association, Inc.-Mid Atlantic Affiliate (Book #8002) (214) 373-6300 American Heart Association is fighting to reduce disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke by supporting research, education and community services. |
| American Hospice Foundation (Book #7751) (202) 223-0204 The Foundation equips Americans to make informed decisions at life's end and better cope after a loss through public education, professional training and consumer advocacy. |
American Humane Association (The) (Book #9000) (303) 792-9900 America's only organization actively protecting both children and animals from abuse, neglect, and cruelty through advocacy, training, and support of child and animal welfare professionals. |
| American Jewish World Service, Inc. (Book #1640) (212) 792-2900 Provides non-sectarian, sustainable development assistance, technical support and emergency relief to people in Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, Russia and Ukraine. |
American Kidney Fund (Book #5127) (301) 881-3052 The American Kidney Fund provides direct financial assistance to kidney patients in need and education to those at-risk for kidney disease. |
| American Lung Association of Maryland, Inc. (Book #8037) (410) 560-2120 The ALA of Maryland is dedicated to fighting lung disease by conducting research, advocating clean air, providing educational programs and community service. |
American Near East Refugee Aid (Book #1605) (202) 842-2766 ANERA creates opportunities in education, health and relief services, and job creation programs for people in the West Bank, Gaza, Lebanon and Jordan. |
| American Red Cross - Western Potomac Chapter (Book #2860) (301) 722-1760 The American Red Cross provides many local services including assistance to the Armed Forces veterans and their families, disaster relief, blood donations, instructional programs, i.e. First Aid, CPR and Water Safety. |
American Red Cross of the Delmarva Peninsula (Book #9637) (800) 777-6620 The American Red Cross provides relief to victims of disaster and helps people prepare for, prevent and respond to emergencies. |
| American Red Cross Southern Maryland Chapter (Book #1703) (301) 934-2066 Provides emergency assistance to disaster victims; 24-hour communications for military families; first aid, water safety, and CPR training and supports the Red Cross Blood Collection. |
American Red Cross Washington County Chapter (Book #2073) (301) 739-0717 Emergency assistance to disaster victims, aid to military families, and veterans, international tracing, CPR/First Aid/Water safety training, youth service and supports blood collections, "The Gift of Life". |
| American Red Cross, Central Maryland Chapter (Book #8003) (410) 764-5421 Provides emergency services for disaster victims, social services for the military and their families, blood for area hospitals, health and safety training, international tracing, and youth programs. |
American Red Cross, Lower Shore Chapter (Book #1122) (410) 749-5331 Serving Worcester, Wicomico, and Somerset Counties with disaster services 24/7/365, emergency communications for military personnel, and a large variety of safety courses (CPR, AED, etc.). |
| American Refugee Committee (Book #1614) (612) 872-7060 Works for the survival, health and well being of refugees, and displaced persons caught in the crossfire of civil violence, warfare, and other disasters. |
American Rivers, Inc. (Book #3541) (202) 347-7550 Working to protect and restore healthy natural rivers for the benefit of people and wildlife; ensuring clean drinking water, natural flood protection, and recreational enjoyment. |
| American Social Health Association (Book #9065) (919) 361-8400 The American Social Health Association (ASHA) improving the health of individuals, families, and communities, with a focus on preventing sexually transmitted diseases and their harmful consequences. |
American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (The) (Book #1704) (212) 876-7700 America's first animal welfare organization. Providing effective means to prevent cruelty to animals nationwide, acting as an enforcer, caretaker, partner, resource, teacher, and advocate. |
| Americares Foundation, Inc. (Book #6477) (203) 658-9500 AmeriCares is a non-profit disaster relief and medical assistance organization, providing help and hope for all people irrespective of race, creed or political persuasion. |
Animal Rescue, Inc. (Book #3175) (717) 993-3232 Animal Rescue, Inc. provides a no-kill shelter for abused and abandoned animals and provides services to people and pets in times of hardship through crisis intervention. |
| Animals and Society Institute (Book #7111) (301) 963-4751 Professionals working to reexamine the ways people relate to animals and, through educational programs, to develop more compassionate attitudes and behavior toward people and animals. |
Annapolis Area Ministries, Inc. (Book #2396) (410) 263-1835 Provides emergency shelter, transitional housing, case management, food pantry, bag lunches, crisis financial assistance and other programs through the Lighthouse shelter and Anchor House. |
| Anne Arundel County CASA, Inc. (Book #7302) (410) 267-7877 Give a choice to a child! CASA volunteers advocate for abused and neglected children in the judicial system bringing them hope for a better future. |
Anne Arundel County Literacy Council, Inc. (Book #4484) (410) 269-4419 Anne Arundel County Literacy Council provides trained volunteer tutors for adults who read at or below the fifth grade level. Reading/writing lessons are free. |
| Anxiety Disorders Association of America (Book #6689) (240) 485-1001 Champions research, provides resources for treatment and self-help, and supports the millions affected by OCD, PTSD, panic, phobias, social anxiety, generalized anxiety, and related disorders. |
Appalachian Parent Association, Inc. (Book #1125) (301) 334-8449 Appalachian Parent Association, Inc., provides day habilitation, vocational, residential, individual, and family support, and training/employment services to the developmentally disabled, economically disadvantaged, and aged in Garrett County. |
| Appalachian Trail Conservancy (Book #2017) (304) 535-6331 With thousands of volunteers, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) manages the Georgia-to-Maine Appalachian Trail, the world's largest footpath, for conservation, recreation, and education. |
Arc Northern Chesapeake Region, Inc. (Book #7112) (410) 836-7177 The ARC NCR provides support and advocacy to 400 adults and children with developmental disabilities and their families in Harford, Cecil, and Kent Counties. |
| Arc of Anne Arundel County, Inc. (Book #8005) (410) 269-1883 Serves over 1200 people with developmental disabilities. Services include supported living, residential and family services, respite, supported employment, advocacy and volunteer opportunities. Services are performed in Anne Arundel and Eastern Shore. |
Arc of Baltimore, Inc. (Book #8073) (410) 292-2272 Maximizing opportunities of adults and children in Baltimore with developmental disabilities through support in community based employment, housing, recreation, advocacy, and family resources. |
| Arc of Carroll County, Inc. (Book #2050) (410) 848-4124 The ARC of Carroll County, Inc., provides residential, vocational, transportation, recreation, advocacy, family and individual services for persons with developmental disabilities living in Carroll County. |
Arc of Frederick County, Inc. (Book #2450) (301) 663-0909 A nonprofit organization that provides advocacy, access to resources, assistance in increasing individual and family competencies, and community connections for people with developmental disabilities. |
| Arc of Howard County (Book #1010) (410) 730-0638 The Arc of Howard County provides family support, vocational and day support and residential services and supports to individuals with cognitive and developmental disabilities. |
Arc of Maryland, Inc. (Book #1911) (410) 974-6895 Maryland's largest statewide advocacy organization striving to ensure persons with developmental disabilities have and enjoy equal rights and opportunities through leadership, self-advocacy, and public policy. |
| ARC of Montgomery County, Inc. (Book #3520) (301) 984-5777 The ARC of Montgomery County provides community-based vocational, residential, educational, transportation and family support services to individuals and families affected by developmental disabilities. |
Arc of Prince George's County, Inc. (Book #3560) (301) 925-7050 Advocacy and services for individuals with developmental disabilities. Services include residential, vocational, recreation, adult medical day program, family and community supports and information and referral. |
| Arc of Southern Maryland, Inc. (The) (Book #8550) (410) 535-2413 The Arc of Southern Maryland promotes community involvement independence and personal success for children and adults with intellectual and development disabilities. |
Archbishop Carroll High School (Book #9240) (202) 529-0900 Archbishop Carroll High School is a Catholic, co-educational college preparatory school providing secondary education and curriculum activities to a multicultural student population. From the Maryland, Virginia and Washington, DC areas. |
| Archbishop Curley High School (Book #7557) (410) 458-5000 Archbishop Curley High School is a private, Catholic boys high school that strives to help each student in his academic and personal goals. |
Archbishop Spalding High School (Book #1011) (410) 969-9105 Archbishop Spalding High School is a non-profit, co-educational, Catholic secondary institution providing educational, spiritual, athletic, artistic and social growth opportunities for students in grades 9 thru 12. |
| Archway Station, Inc. (Book #5128) (301) 777-1700 Archway Station, Inc. is a private, non-profit, community-based psychiatric rehabilitation program supporting adults and children in their recovery from serious mental illness. |
Armed Forces Veterans Homes Foundation, Inc. (Book #3066) (301) 899-8386 Health setbacks. Loneliness. Helplessness. We assist 30,000 veterans overcome challenges of aging and disabilities with quality long term care at 140 state veterans homes. |
| Army Historical Foundation, Inc. (The) (Book #9087) (703) 522-7901 The Army Historical Foundation establishes and promotes programs which preserve the history of the American soldier, including building a national Army museum. |
Arrow Project (The) (Book #1126) (281) 210-1512 Arrow focuses on treatment foster care and adoption for children who have been severely traumatized by abuse and/or neglect. |
| Art with a Heart, Inc. (Book #7113) (410) 366-8886 Provide art classes to those persons lacking the means or opportunity to get such experiences |
Arthritis & Chronic Pain Research Institute (Book #1012) (800) 877-4166 Chronic pain caused by arthritis, cancer and other medical conditions cripples 86 million Americans. Help us continue our search for new medications to relieve pain. |
| Arthritis Foundation - Maryland Chapter (Book #8038) (410) 654-6570 Improves lives through leadership in prevention/control/cure of arthritis/related diseases. Funds research. Free brochures/referrals, educational seminars, self-help courses, exercise classes, support groups. |
Arthritis Foundation - Metropolitan Washington Chapter (Book #9253) (202) 537-6800 The Arthritis Foundation provides educational programs, services, and referrals encouraging people to control arthritis pain while supporting advocacy, research, and public health towards a cure. |
| Arundel Habitat for Humanity (Book #6645) (410) 384-1212 Arundel Habitat for Humanity builds decent homes for working poor families in Anne Arundel County and Baltimore City with the help of local volunteers. |
Arundel House of Hope, Inc. (Book #1013) (410) 863-4888 Arundel House of Hope provides emergency, transitional and permanent housing for the poor and homeless as well as day and support services throughout Anne Arundel County. |
| Assateague Coastal Trust, Inc. (Book #1552) (410) 629-1538 Assateague Coastal Trust is the oldest Delmarva Peninsula grass roots, non-profit organization working to preserve Assateague Island and the living resources of the coastal ecosystem. |
Assistance Center of Towson Churches (Book #6571) (410) 296-4855 Emergency assistance is offered with non-perishable food, clothing, toiletries, limited shelter and transportation along with financial assistance for eviction and utility turn-off prevention, prescriptions, and travel. |
| Assistance Dog United Campaign (Book #9148) (800) 284-3647 Help provide loving assistance dog partners - guide, service, hearing, social/therapy dogs - to individuals with disabilities through ADUC's assistance dog sponsorships and training program grants. |
Associated Black Charities (Book #8004) (410) 659-0000 Associated Black Charities is a state-wide organization that forms strategic alliances with other organizations to provide community investment, philanthropy education and leadership for the African American community. |
| Associated Catholic Charities, Inc. (Book #8111) (410) 547-5490 Maryland's leading private provider of human services, over 80 programs include Our Daily Bread, Christopher Place, Sarah's House, St. Vincent's Center, Anna's House, and Villa Maria. |
Associated Charities of Cumberland, Maryland, Inc. (Book #2060) (301) 784-7118 Provides direct assistance with food, utilities and rent, and almost any other emergency. Utilizes government resources on a referral basis to help clients become self-sufficient. Provides life saving medications to low income families. |
| Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, Maryland Chapter (Book #8019) (410) 484-2054 AAFA-MD/DC is a local non-profit, health organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for asthma and allergy sufferers through education, advocacy and research. |
At Jacob's Well, Inc. (Book #5238) (410) 235-8877 At Jacob's Well provides permanent and transitional housing with case management services to low-income, homeless, chronically mentally ill men and women. |
| Audubon Naturalist Society of the Central Atlantic States (Book #4308) (301) 652-9188 One of the oldest and largest independent Audubons, preserves natural resources through education and conservation, focusing on natural history, water quality, transportation, and ecosystem management. |
Augsburg Lutheran Home of Maryland, Inc. (Book #3471) (410) 486-4573 Augsburg Lutheran Home provides residential skilled nursing care, assisted living and adult day care to over 250 persons in a loving Christian environment. |
| Aunt Hattie's Place, Inc. (Book #3142) (410) 367-2472 Provides a long-term, family oriented, residential development program for boys in foster care. AHP develops "at-risk" youth into productive, contributing members of society. |
Autism Society Of America, Baltimore Chesapeake Chapter (Book #7115) (410) 655-7933 Support and advocacy for the autistic community. Providing information to the community, offering support groups, resource guides of area services and a bi-monthly newsletter and a resource for professionals. |
| Autism Speaks, Inc. (Book #9570) (212) 252-8584 Raises funds to facilitate research on autism. Funds a network of academic centers and autism treatment centers to collaborate in the development of large scale clinical trials for autistic children. |
Auxiliary of the Upper Shore Community Mental Health Center, Inc. (Book #1017) (888) 784-0137 USCMHC Auxiliary provides support for psychiatric in-patients at the state hospital, Chestertown, Maryland. Patients come from all over Maryland, but most are from the Eastern Shore. |
| B & O Railroad Museum, Inc. (Book #3036) (410) 752-2490 The B&O Railroad Museum is dedicated to the preservation of the physical legacy of American railroading and the interpretation of this legacy to the widest possible audience. |
B.E.L.L. Foundation, Inc. (the) (Book #7116) (617) 282-1567 BELL provides educational summer and after-school programs to strengthen under-performing children's literacy and math skills; raise their self-esteem; develop positive mentoring relationships; and empower parents. |
| Baltimore American Indian Center (Book #7117) (410) 675-3535 BAIC provides cultural urban community services which include: smoking cessation assistance, youth activities, homeless ministries, social and mental health services, employment placement, day care, and senior services. |
Baltimore Child Abuse Center, Inc. (Book #2410) (410) 396-6147 BCAC serves 1000+ Baltimore City child sexual abuse victims and their families each year via forensic interviews, medical examinations, crisis intervention, treatment referrals and prevention activities. |
| Baltimore City College Alumni Association, Inc. (Book #1019) (410) 366-4099 The Baltimore City College Alumni Association, Inc. exists to perpetuate the Baltimore City College as a preparatory high school in Baltimore, MD since 1866. |
Baltimore City Healthy Start, Inc. (Book #7118) (410) 396-7318 Infant mortality reduction program offering pregnant and post partum women: home-visiting, case management; family planning; parenting, mental health and breast feeding groups; HIV testing, etc. |
| Baltimore Community Foundation, Inc. (The) (Book #7120) (410) 332-7142 The Baltimore Community Foundation is a permanent collection of many different kinds of charitable funds, supported by the general public. |
Baltimore County Historical Trust, Inc. (Book #1128) (410) 832-1812 The BCHT is dedicated to preserving Baltimore County's unique heritage of buildings, sites, towns, and neighborhoods. |
| Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust, Inc. (Book #2012) (410) 752-2225 B.E.S.T. helps academically talented, economically disadvantaged African-American students access select private schools for grades K-12 in Baltimore region through counseling, informational workshops, and fee waivers. |
Baltimore Heritage, Inc. (Book #5486) (410) 332-9992 Baltimore Heritage works to preserve and promote Baltimore's historic buildings and neighborhoods. |
| Baltimore Museum of Industry (Book #1020) (410) 727-4808 Baltimore Museum of Industry collects, preserves, and interprets the industrial and technological heritage of the Baltimore region for the public, by presenting educational programs and exhibits that explore the stories of Maryland's industries and the people who created and worked in them. |
Baltimore School for the Arts Foundation (The) (Book #1021) (410) 347-3043 The Baltimore School for the Arts Foundation was formed for the purpose of providing financial assistance to the Baltimore School for the Arts. |
| Baltimore Station (Book #2217) (410) 752-4454 Provides a rigorous residential recovery program for men who transition through the cycle of poverty, substance abuse and homelessness to self-sufficiency. |
Baltimore Streetcar Museum, Inc. (Book #6493) (410) 547-0264 The museum provides a "living history" through onsite exhibits, lectures, and rides on actual antique Baltimore Streetcars. |
| Baptist Family and Children's Services (Book #4166) (410) 872-1050 BFCS improves Maryland's communities by serving abused children and families in need. BFCS offers foster care, financial assistance, family mentoring, and parent education |
Bat Conservation International, Inc. (Book #5444) (512) 327-9721 Worldwide authority on bats committed to their protection through direct habitat conservation, research and education; facilitating win-win solutions that help both bats and people. |
| Bay Land Trust, Inc. (Book #1024) (410) 267-7028 The Bay Land Trust is a non-profit land trust dedicated to improving the environmental integrity of the Annapolis Neck Peninsula through preservation, easements, and education. |
Believe In Tomorrow National Children's Foundation, Inc. (Book #2111) (410) 744-1032 As a national leader in pediatric hospital and retreat housing, we bring comfort and hope to critically ill children and their families through your donation. |
| Bello Machre, Inc. (Book #3690) (443) 702-3000 Bello Machre provides homes, support and loving care to individuals with developmental disabilities, enabling them to participate as fully as they wish in all aspects of community life. |
Benedictine School for Exceptional Children, Inc. (Book #6010) (410) 634-2112 The Benedictine School is a nationally recognized leader in the field of special education, providing education, employment and semi-independent living opportunities for the developmentally disabled. |
| Best Buddies International, Inc. (Book #1025) (305) 374-2233 Children with mental retardation are often lonely and isolated. Change their future by matching them in one-to-one friendships…providing 'Best Buddies' for life. |
Bethany Christian Services of Maryland (Book #4289) (410) 721-2835 Bethany finds homes for homeless children. We cherish children, providing adoptive homes for American, International and special needs children; foster families for abused children. |
| Bible Believers Fellowship, Inc. (Book #7296) (516) 739-7746 Nationwide prison ministry promoting Christianity to English and Spanish speaking inmates using literature, videos, counseling and prayer in faithful obedience to our Lord Jesus Christ. |
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Central Maryland (Book #8042) (410) 243-4000 Recruits, matches, and supervises volunteers paired to children who will benefit academically, socially, and emotionally from the influence of a positive adult role model. |
| Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Southern Maryland (Book #4800) (301) 290-0501 Matching volunteer mentors with youth vulnerable to social and/or academic failures for one-to-one mentoring relationships, proven to foster life choices. |
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Alleghenies (Book #4785) (301) 724-2742 We provide adult mentors to children in need, mentors develop caring one-on-one relationships in the community or school-based programs. |
| Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Washington County Maryland, Inc. (Book #2080) (301) 739-4711 Matches adult mentors in one-to-one relationships with at-risk children in the community and schools who are in need of guidance and companionship. |
Bishop McNamara High School (Book #6137) (301) 735-8401 A Catholic, co-educational, college preparatory high school educating the hearts and minds of a multi-cultural student body by fostering intellectual excellence and Christian values. |
| Black Cherry, Inc. (Book #1785) (410) 752-7272 Black Cherry is a highly acclaimed association of artists and performers dedicated to puppetry arts. The company's handcrafted marionettes and educational programs travel throughout Maryland. |
Black Student Fund (Book #7253) (202) 387-1414 We provide financial aid, crises interventions, and advocacy to students in grades K-12 that are in low-income homes in the Metropolitan area. 100% college entry. |
| Blessings International (Book #1720) (918) 250-8101 Giving hope to destitute children and adults by providing life-saving pharmaceuticals, vitamins, and medical supplies for treating needy patients in developing nations and U.S. clinics. |
Blinded American Veterans Foundation (BAVF) (Book #7114) (202) 257-5446 We distribute the telescoping "Americane" sensory device (researched and developed by the Foundation) and information at no charge to blinded veterans throughout the country. |
| Books, Bears & Bonnets, Inc. (Book #1284) (301) 530-0420 Provides whimsical gift boxes to children and adults in cancer treatment as a source of entertainment and comfort as they fight for their lives. |
Bowie Crofton Pregnancy Center, Inc. (Book #4138) (301) 262-1330 Life affirming counsel and extensive resources for those facing unexpected pregnancies, free ultrasound, pregnancy tests, abstinence workshops, STD testing, lifestyle classes, adoption, and single parenting help. |
| Bowie State University Foundation (Book #5212) (301) 860-4314 The Foundation, Inc. supports the mission of Bowie State University. Funds will be used for scholarship and community outreach. |
Bowie Therapeutic Nursery Center, Inc. (Book #2970) (301) 262-9167 Daily programs for difficult to manage, emotionally distressed, socially/emotionally delayed, attention deficit, prenatal drug exposed, bereaved preschoolers. Family counseling. Consultations for area preschool programs. |
| Boy Scouts of America - Del-Mar-Va Council, Inc. (Book #3980) (302) 622-3300 Scouting offers young people opportunities to experience responsible fun and adventure through time-tested programs that instill values that develop character, citizenship and personal fitness. |
Boy Scouts of America - Mason-Dixon Council #221 (Book #2110) (301) 739-1211 To serve youth ages 7 through 21, through a values based outdoor educational program promoting fitness, mental awareness and good decisions. |
| Boy Scouts of America - National Capital Area Council (Book #2990) (301) 214-9150 Scouting is a values-based program which provides citizenship training, personal fitness and character building through the Cub Scout, Boy Scout and Venturing and Exploring Programs. |
Boy Scouts of America - Potomac Council (Book #2130) (301) 729-1300 To promote the ability of young men and women to do things for themselves and others, training them in scout crafts and teaching them patriotism, courage, self-reliance and kindred virtues. |
| Boy Scouts of America Baltimore Area Council #220 Trust Fund (Book #8043) (410) 338-1700 Comprehensive youth development services including weekly and monthly meetings and outdoor programs activities aimed at developing character, citizenship and personal fitness. |
Boys & Girls Club of Harford County, Maryland, Inc. (Book #3515) (410) 272-8233 We inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. |
| Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Maryland (Book #1814) (410) 325-2200 Our mission: to inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. |
Boys Home Society of Baltimore, Inc. (The) (Book #8044) (410) 669-7955 Boys Home is a group care facility for boys 9 thru 13 requiring an alternate living environment. Our services include casework, recreation, education, scouting and psychological consultation. |
| Brady Center To Prevent Gun Violence (Book #1130) (202) 289-7319 Dedicated to creating an America free from gun violence, where all Americans are safe at home, at school, at work, and in their communities. |
Brain Injury Association of Maryland, Inc. (Book #1571) (410) 448-2924 Provides information, referrals and support to individuals with brain injury, families and professional; advocates for funding and services; coordinates education and prevention activities; promotes research. |
| Brain Tumor Foundation of America (Book #1029) (415) 834-9970 Funding National research, providing free patient support services and education gives Help and Hope to children and adults whose lives are affected by brain tumors. |
Breast Cancer Action (Book #7123) (415) 243-9301 Provides information to anyone who needs it. Organizes people to do something besides worry. Advocates for true prevention, less toxic treatments, and universal health care. |
| Breast Cancer Awareness Cumberland Valley (Book #1030) (301) 791-5843 Providing FREE: Mammograms/ultra sounds; wigs/turbans; prostheses/bras; support groups; special needs program, Dinner's Ready gift card for chemo/radiation patients; and more after surgery programs. |
Breast Cancer Fund (The) (Book #1140) (415) 346-8223 Breast cancer is a public health crisis effecting mothers, sisters and daughters. BCF identifies and advocates for the elimination of the environmental causes of the disease. |
| Breast Cancer Research Foundation, Inc. (Book #9100) (646) 497-2600 Make a Difference: Breast cancer claims over 40,000 lives annually. Your support funds lifesaving breast cancer research worldwide: Prevention and A Cure in Our Lifetime. |
Burlington United Methodist Family Services (Book #6125) (304) 788-1953 Provides residential, foster family childcare, adoption services, and community based family preservation & stabilization programs to ensure safe, nurturing and stable home environments for children. |
| Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation, Inc. (Book #9161) (410) 823-0808 The foundation works to impact positively the lives of children from disadvantaged circumstances through baseball/softball and character development programs and equipment/funding grants to community organizations. |
Calvert County Nursing Center, Inc. (Book #6060) (410) 535-2300 Long-term care facility providing all levels of rehabilitation, skilled care for the medically complex, and care for those with dementia, including the Alzheimer's type. |
| Calvert Crusade For Children, Inc. (Book #5033) (410) 286-8300 CCC, a community building organization, provides youth leadership training, reading workshops for parents/children; family-friendly website, asset development workshops, advocates for youth/family resources. |
Calvert Hall College of Baltimore City, Inc. (Book #1131) (410) 821-6926 Calvert Hall provides a diverse community of young men with a broad human and Christian education through excellent academic programs promoting leadership, achievement and service. |
| Calvert Hospice (Book #5051) (410) 535-0892 Provide comprehensive medical, psychosocial and spiritual support to terminally ill patients and bereavement support to all County residents grieving the loss of a loved one. |
Calvert Meals on Wheels, Inc. (Book #3310) (410) 535-4606 To provide one hot, nutritious meal daily to shut-ins unable to prepare their own meals. Meals are delivered mid-day Monday through Friday to client's home. |
| Camp Opportunity, Inc. (Book #5706) (301) 452-3865 Camp Opportunity guides and mentors "at-risk" children through one-on-one camp counseling. We are an all-volunteer organization. |
Cancer Curing Society DBA Gerson Institute (Book #1133) (619) 685-5353 Help thousands of people recover from so-called "incurable" diseases, such as cancer, by teaching a powerful, natural treatment to patients, medical professionals and caregivers. |
| Cancer Research Fund of the Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Foundation (Book #5782) (212) 455-0500 Innovative young scientists will find new answers; 100% of your donation funds brilliant young cancer researchers seeking new treatments for all forms of cancer. |
Canine Assistants, Inc. (Book #1033) (770) 664-7178 Training great dogs for special people. Invest in freedom by providing service dogs to children and adults with disabilities. No costs to recipients. |
| Canines for Disabled Kids (Book #1136) (978) 422-5299 We enhance the lives of disabled children by partnering them with specialty trained assistance dogs. We also educate the public about assistance dogs. |
Capital Hospice (Book #1034) (703) 538-2065 Expert end-of-life care serving patients with serious progressive illness and their families, and bereavement support for the community, formerly Hospice of Prince George's County. |
| Cardinal Gibbons School (Book #7122) (410) 644-1770 Cardinal Gibbons School in an Archdiocesan Catholic School dedicated to preparation of students grades 6 through 12 for college and leadership in church and community. |
Care and Share Fund, Inc. (Book #1137) (410) 228-2888 The Care and Share Fund, Inc., working with DCDSS, helps needy individuals who reside in Dorchester County with medical bills (prescriptions, equipment), glasses, utility payments, housing assistance and holiday vouchers. |
| Caroline Foundation for Mental Health, Inc. (Book #1035) (410) 479-3800 Established to financially support mental health programs that serve Caroline County residents. |
Carroll Child Care Center, Inc. (Book #8077) (410) 848-0644 We help poor and low-income parents become self-sufficient by providing affordable day care and pre-K. Parents work rather than advantage the welfare system which benefits taxpayers. |
| Carson Scholars Fund, Inc. (Book #8174) (410) 828-1005 To reward students in grades 4-11 with $1000 scholarship awards invested towards their college education. |
CASA of Baltimore County, Inc. (Book #1138) (410) 828-0515 CASA of Baltimore, Inc. recruits, screens, trains & supports citizen volunteers to serve us court appointed Special Advocates for Abused and Neglected Children. |
| Casa of Caroline, Inc. (Book #4108) (410) 479-8301 Recruit, train, and supervise volunteers and advocates to work with abused and neglected children in the juvenile court system. |
Catholic Charities, Inc. (Book #6113) (302) 655-9624 Offers a wide variety of programs which provide individual, couple, and family counseling; adoption; emergency and supplemental food; specialized rural health and social services; thrift stores; and other miscellaneous community and group services. |
| Catholic Network of Volunteer Service (Book #7124) (301) 270-0900 To foster and promote full time national and international service opportunities |
Catholic Relief Services - United States Catholic Conference, Inc. (Book #6631) (410) 625-2220 Since 1943, in over 99 countries, a leader in international relief and development, helping people in need, supporting self-help programs, restoring and preserving human dignity. |
| CCHW Center for Health, Environment & Justice (Book #6127) (703) 237-2249 Protects the health of communities and children through grassroots organizing, coalition-building, and consumer campaigns to eliminate dangerous chemicals in water, air, homes, and schools. |
Cecil County Pregnancy Center (Book #1139) (410) 398-7888 A Christian organization providing practical support to pregnant women. Free services include: pregnancy tests, maternity and baby clothing and equipment, parenting classes, and community referrals. |
| Center for Adoption Support and Education (Book #1702) (301) 476-8525 The Center for Adoption Support and Education helps foster children and adoptive families build the trust, love, and communication they need to become forever families. |
Center for Children, Inc. (Book #2930) (301) 609-9887 A child and family services agency, providing mental health services, evaluation, family support services, and crisis intervention to children and families in Southern Maryland. |
| Center for Social Change, Inc. (Book #1040) (410) 579-6789 Provide residential support to individuals with development disabilities and autism, supported employment to adults with intellectual disabilities, adult medical day, and autism therapeutic services. |
Center for Watershed Protection, Inc. (Book #7125) (410) 461-8323 We are committed to directly assisting and training Maryland communities in practical solutions to protect and restore their streams that drain to the Chesapeake Bay. |
| Center Stage Associates, Inc. (Book #5430) (410) 986-4000 Center Stage, honored as the State Theater of Maryland, offers six theatrical Mainstage productions that feature professional actors and serves thousands of students with artistic educational programs. |
Central Scholarship Bureau, Inc. (Book #1143) (410) 415-5558 Founded in 1924, CSB provides interest-free, non-competitive loans and a limited number of grants to post-secondary students attending undergraduate, graduate or vocational school. |
| CFIDS Association of America, Inc. (Book #1041) (704) 364-0016 To conquer chronic fatigue and immune dysfunction syndrome (CFIDS) through education, awareness, advocacy and research; to inform those affected until a cure is found. |
CHADD, Inc. (Children & Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) (Book #9119) (301) 306-7070 CHADD works to ensure that children and adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder reach their full potential through family support, education and encouragement of research. |
| Challengers Independent Living, Inc. (Book #9592) (410) 496-3021 Challengers provide life skills services to teens ages 14-21 who live in long-term foster care by preparing them for self-sufficient living post discharge from foster care. |
Charles County Association for Handicapped and Retarded Citizens, Inc. (Book #6100) (301) 932-7030 Children and adults with disabilities (most are severe) and their families receive residential, respite care, information/referral, and individual support services in their own community. |
| Charles County Cooperative Ministry on Aging, Inc. (Book #7630) (301) 392-6325 Volunteer drivers deliver hot meals and make telephone reassurance calls/visits to homebound seniors; enhancing their quality of life and providing checks on their well-being. |
Charles County Freedom Landing, Inc. (Book #2411) (301) 932-2737 Provides community support services for mentally ill adults including pre-vocational and employment programs, social recreation activities, independent living skills, housing and transportation. |
| Charles County Literacy Council, Inc. (Book #1144) (301) 870-5974 The Charles County Literacy Council provides free community-based one-on-one adult tutoring in the areas of reading, writing, spelling, basic mathematics. |
Chase-Brexton Health Services, Inc. (Book #5372) (410) 752-0954 Chase Brexton Health Services, Inc. provides primary care, mental health, and addictions services, women's health services, HIV care, case management, and dental care regardless of patient's ability to pay. |
| Chesapeake Audubon Society (Book #2033) (443) 243-5111 Provides environmental education for children and adults, works for public policies to protect the environment, operates Pickering Creek Audubon Center in the mid-Chesapeake Bay region. |
Chesapeake Bay Foundation (Book #2324) (410) 268-8816 Save the Bay! We're committed to reducing pollution, improving fisheries, protecting and restoring natural resources, and building an environmental ethic in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. |
| Chesapeake Bay Trust (Book #3866) (410) 974-2941 Chesapeake Bay Trust provides grants to public and private organizations to promote public awareness and participation in the restoration and protection of the Chesapeake Bay. |
Chesapeake Center for Youth Development, Inc. (Book #1958) (410) 355-4698 Developing a child is developing the future. Through educational alternatives, after school programs, job training and counseling, we give youngsters a future to believe in. |
| Chesapeake Church (Book #4958) (410) 257-0700 Chesapeake Cares Food Pantry and Chesapeake Christian Counseling Center provide food, mental health services, community referrals and emergency resources to low income families and homebound seniors. www.chesapeakechurch.org. |
Chesapeake Habitat for Humanity, Inc. (Book #3275) (410) 366-1250 Chesapeake Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit housing organization that rehabilitates vacant houses in Baltimore City to provide affordable homeownership opportunities to low-income families. |
| Chesapeake Wildlife Heritage, Inc. (Book #1793) (410) 822-5100 Chesapeake Wildlife Heritage is dedicated to creating, restoring and protecting wildlife habitat, and establishing a more sustainable agriculture, through direct education of landowners and research. |
Chester River Association (Book #4635) (410) 810-7445 CPA is an advocate for the health of the Chester River and the living resources it supports providing monitoring, outreach and educational programs. |
| Chester River Health Foundation, Inc. (Book #4648) (410) 778-3300 CRHF raises funds to support patient care services provided by Chester River Hospital Center, Chester River Home Care & Hospice, and Chester River Manor. |
Chi Centers, Inc. (Book #2704) (301) 445-3350 Provides educational, residential, vocational training, employment, recreation and transportation programs to individuals with developmental disabilities. |
| Child Aid: Children's Literacy and Hearing Projects (Book #1145) (503) 223-3008 Helps poor children for a brighter future through education and healthcare. No fancy offices, no big salaries, just hope for kids. |
Child Center and Adult Services, Inc. (Book #2613) (301) 978-9750 Mental health counseling, evaluations, medication for children and adults. Free in-school based counseling program for Latino and other at-risk children. Education for parents and professionals. |
| Child Find of America, Inc. (Book #2038) (845) 883-6060 Child kidnapping prevention and location specialists, helping children and devastated parents through free investigation, mediation and publicity. Your gift helps bring a missing child home. |
Child Health Foundation (Book #6269) (410) 992-5512 Child Health Foundation is dedicated to saving and improving children's lives in the U.S. and abroad through health education, focused community action, improved living standards, research and projects. |
| Child Welfare League of America, Inc. (Book #1146) (703) 412-2400 CWLA's nearly 850 member agencies reach millions of children in need every year. We protect children, strengthen families, and advocate children as a national priority. |
Childhelp Inc. (Book #7126) (480) 922-8212 Childhelp reaches nearly 300,000 children and adults across the U.S. each year with child abuse prevention and treatment services. Help us help another child today. |
| Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation (Book #9165) (301) 515-2900 Through research, there is hope for cures. Help fund vital scientific and clinical research and provide support to children suffering from brain tumors. |
Children & Charity International (Book #1147) (202) 234-0488 We provide critical learning and mentoring experiences and life saving services to poor and underrepresented children, youth, and caregivers. |
| Children Affected by AIDS Foundation (Book #1044) (310) 258-0850 Raises and distributes funds to provide daily necessities of life for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS in the U.S., Latin America and the Caribbean. |
Children Awaiting Parents, Inc. (Book #6437) (585) 232-5110 CAP finds adoptive homes throughout America for legally free children who have been abandoned, abused and neglected and languish the longest in the foster care system. |
| Children International (Book #9078) (816) 942-2000 A non-profit, humanitarian organization providing program benefits and services including medical care, educational assistance and material aid to poverty-stricken children and families in eleven countries. |
Children of Alcoholics (NACOA) (Book #2646) (301) 468-0985 Provides the VOICE and programs to save children of alcoholics from physical and psychological abuse. Works with schools, doctors, clergy, others to support these children. |
| Children Of The Night (Book #1148) (818) 908-4474 Rescues American children from street prostitution. Includes 24 hour nationwide hotline, and shelter home receiving children from every state in the union. |
Children's Angel Flight (Book #1711) (757) 318-9174 Your gift makes air transportation possible for children requiring travel to distant diagnosis, evaluation, treatment or rehabilitation. |
| Children's Cancer Foundation, Inc. (The) (Book #3327) (410) 486-4744 We provide grants for research and for building facilities to hospitals in the Baltimore/Washington, D.C. areas for pediatric oncology. |
Children's Guild, Inc. (The) (Book #1150) (410) 444-3800 To provide facilities and opportunities to help educate severely emotionally disturbed children and provide individual and family counseling. |
| Children's Home (Book #7127) (410) 744-7310 The Children's Home is a licensed provider of long- and short-term residential care, shelter care, psychiatric rehabilitation services and treatment foster care for dependent, neglected and abused children ages 8 to 21. |
Children's Hopes & Dreams - Wish Fulfillment Foundation, Inc. (Book #2473) (706) 482-2248 Hospitals are frightening! Your pledge directly places our entertaining magazines into the hands of terminally/chronically ill children. Replace fear with amusement, laughter, education and smiles. |
| Children's House at Johns Hopkins Hospital (Book #3218) (410) 614-2560 A warm "home-away-from-home" when it's needed most for children battling life threatening illnesses and their families from across Maryland, the United States and the world. |
Children's Hunger Relief Fund, Inc. (Book #5406) (707) 528-8000 Saving children's lives! Sharing God's love by providing hot meals, disease-free water, healthcare, medicines, food growing technology, and Christian education to suffering children worldwide. |
| Children's Inn at NIH, Inc. (Book #7142) (301) 496-5672 The Children's Inn is a privately funded, family-centered residence for children being treated for critical illnesses at National Institutes of Health, the world's premier biomedical research center. |
Children's Medical Ministries (Book #3183) (301) 261-3211 A compassionate humanitarian service of 700 volunteer healthcare professionals committed to serving poor and oppressed children and families in the United States and developing countries. |
| Children's Miracle Network (Book #7128) (801) 278-8900 Your entire donation saves children's lives by helping premier local participating children's hospitals provide state-of-the-art care, life-saving research, and preventative education for millions of kids. |
Children's Village of Washington County, Inc. (Book #4636) (301) 733-4443 Provides free life-safety education to all Washington County second grade students. Comprehensive two-day injury prevention program presented by local firefighters and police officers. |
| Children, Inc. (Book #6141) (804) 359-4562 An international child sponsorship program, established in 1964, assisting impoverished children in the United States and abroad through already established schools, orphanages, and welfare centers. |
Childrens Scholarship Fund of Baltimore (Book #9129) (410) 243-2510 CSFB is the only need-based program in Baltimore City that gives lower income families tuition assistance for their children to attend the elementary schools of their choice. |
| Chimes Foundation, Inc. (Book #3186) (410) 358-6400 Chimes Foundation provides financial support for programs and services that serve the handicapped, mentally disabled and the multi-handicapped. |
Christian Children's Fund, Inc. (Book #4276) (804) 756-2700 Christian Children's Fund is an international, humanitarian organization dedicated to the development and survival of children worldwide regardless of race, nationality, gender or religion. |
| Christian Counseling Center of Annapolis (Book #1153) (410) 841-5099 Christian Counseling Center of Annapolis is a premier provider of mental health counseling and psychological services (including psychological, educational, and vocational testing) to the Annapolis/Baltimore/Washington area. |
Christian Foundation for Children & Aging (Book #9089) (913) 384-6500 One hundred percent of contributions received through this campaign funds scholarships for students in developing countries. Scholars provide community service and participate in leadership activities. |
| Christian Freedom International (Book #7129) (540) 636-8907 Christian Freedom International provides aid and advocacy to persecuted Christians world-wide including hospitals, schools, orphanages, emergency relief, food, vocational training, and self-help programs. |
Christian Legal Society (Book #9182) (703) 642-1070 CLS defends religious freedom and the sanctity of life, provides legal assistance to the poor, and promotes conflict resolution through Biblical counseling, mediation, and arbitration. |
| Christian Media and Arts for Positive Values (Paradox, Inc). (Book #7130) (410) 533-7266 We help artists spiritually, relationally, and artistically in creating films, music, paintings, photography and other media that contain values that glorify God. |
Christian Reformed World Relief Committee, Inc. (Book #4336) (616) 224-0740 A relief, development, and justice organization that works in 30 of the world's poorest countries to help communities create positive change. |
| Christian Relief Fund (Book #9168) (806) 352-5030 Fighting hunger and poverty internationally by providing food, medicine, educational support, Christian disaster relief and humanitarian aid to children and families in developing countries. |
Christian Relief Services, Inc. (Book #1154) (703) 317-9086 Many cannot afford the most basic needs: food, water, medicine, housing. We're providing a hand-up rather than handout to those who need it most worldwide. |
| Christian Service Charities, Inc. (Book #3228) (703) 764-3113 Christian Charities you know and trust, working to overcome poverty, hunger, hopelessness, religious persecution, abuse, disease, illiteracy, homelessness, addiction, broken families and separation from God. |
Christmas in April St. Mary's County (Book #6129) (301) 863-2905 In partnership with the community, rehabilitates the homes of low-income homeowners, particularly the elderly and disabled, so that they may live in warmth, safety, and independence. |
| Church World Service, Inc. (Book #9103) (574) 264-3102 Helps to end hunger near and far. Assists refugees and disaster survivors. Provides tools of hope for grassroots development: food, water, education, healthcare, reforestation, and self-reliance. |
Citizens Assisting and Sheltering the Abused (CASA) (Book #5016) (301) 739-4990 CASA, Inc. provides crisis intervention to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault/abuse and to the homeless. The displaced homemaker program provides education, training, and employment assistance. |
| City Of Hope (Book #9069) (626) 301-8102 Internationally recognized innovative biomedical research, treatment and educational institution. Physicians/scientists dedicated to the prevention and cure of cancer, HIV/AIDS, diabetes, and other life-threatening diseases. |
Cityteam Ministries (Book #7131) (408) 232-5600 To glorify God through serving people in need, proclaiming the gospel, and establishing disciples among disadvantaged people of cities. |
| Civil War Preservation Trust (Book #1155) (301) 665-1400 Preservation of America's Civil War battlefields by protecting the land and educating the public about the vital roles those battlefields played in directing our nation's history. |
Clean Water Fund (Book #7775) (586) 783-3277 We all live downstream...Neighborhood-based action, education programs which join citizens, businesses, government for sensible solutions ensuring safe drinking water, pollution prevention, resource conservation. |
| Coalition to End Childhood Lead Poisoning, Inc. (Book #4504) (410) 534-6447 Nonprofit organization conducting direct client services, policy and technical assistance, dedicated to ending childhood lead poisoning and creating healthy homes throughout the State of Maryland. |
Coalition to Salute America's Heroes Foundation (Book #7132) (914) 432-5400 The Coalition to Salute America's Heroes helping individuals, corporations help our severely wounded Operation Enduring Freedom and Operations Iraqi Freedom veterans rebuild their lives. |
| Coast Guard Foundation, Inc. (Book #1156) (860) 535-0786 Provides programs that enhance the education, welfare, and morale of Coast Guard personnel and their families; augments the Coast Guard Academy's academic and extra-curricular programs. |
Collegebound Foundation, Inc. (Book #5666) (410) 783-2905 CollegeBound Foundation provides a unique one-on-one college advising program that awards eligible students funding. Further, we fund, arrange, and chaperone day and overnight campus tours. |
| Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts, Inc. (Book #7133) (410) 381-0700 Columbia Center for Theatrical Arts provides high quality theatre arts programs -- classes, camps, professional theatre, and outreach programs -- for children from all walks of life. |
Columbia Foundation Inc. (The) (Book #7180) (410) 730-7840 The Columbia Foundation annually provides grants, technical assistance, and emergency funding to approximately 50 Howard County non-profit agencies delivering human services, cultural and educational programs. |
| Community Assistance Network, Inc. (Book #3423) (410) 285-4674 CAN offers homeless services, employment assistance, youth programs, weatherization and emergency services and community connections for low-income people. We also operate the Baltimore County Fuel Fund. |
Community Conferencing Center (Book #1157) (410) 889-7400 Community Conferencing Center provides a method of alternative dispute resolution for people to resolve conflicts, take collective and personal responsibility and improve their community. |
| Community Foundation of Frederick County, Maryland, Inc. (The) (Book #1310) (301) 695-7660 The Community Foundation helps people fulfill their charitable dreams by establishing charitable funds, which support scholarships to deserving students and grants to Frederick County charities. |
Community Health Charities of Maryland, Inc. (Book #8039) (410) 580-1591 Community Health Charities of Maryland and Delaware- Federation of health-focused charities. Your gift supports services, programs and research that impact the health of your family and friends. |
| Community Health Integrated Partnership (Book #1158) (410) 761-8100 The network assists health centers in providing cost effective quality health care to poor and vulnerable populations through integration and centralization of systems. |
Community Living, Inc. (Book #4700) (301) 663-8811 Residential services provider to adults with developmental disabilities in Frederick County, Maryland. |
| Community Mediation Centers, Inc. (Book #7134) (410) 553-0206 Community Mediation Maryland promotes and supports the provision of free mediation services to resolve family, community, and inter-personal disputes, creating more peaceful communities throughout Maryland. |
Community Research Initiative on AIDS, Inc. (Book #1159) (212) 924-3934 Leads the way in the search for new and more effective HIV/AIDS treatments. Our research has resulted in ten life-saving FDA-approved drugs. Help us find more. |
| Community Services of Central Maryland, Inc. (Book #7135) (410) 247-4898 Agency focusing on needs of working people. Services include referral for family or financial problems; job search and training for unemployed workers; peer counseling classes. |
Community Support Systems, Inc. (Book #9101) (301) 372-1491 Food pantries in Baden and Accokeek. Senior independent living home. Advocacy services. Serves Southern Prince George's and northern Charles County area. |
| Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc. (Book #1162) (573) 346-4911 Resources for surviving families of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty to rebuild their shattered lives; assists law enforcement agencies; educates public. |
Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc., Maryland Chapter (Book #2031) (410) 653-4211 Provide support to law enforcement survivors in grief counseling, forming bereavement/ grief groups for emotional support to provide adjudication advocacy & financial aid with scholarships, seminars & retreats of survivors. |
| Conservation Fund, A Nonprofit Corporation (Book #2476) (703) 525-6300 The nation's most effective and efficient conservation organization-protecting working landscapes, wildlife habitat, historic and recreation sites--with 97% of funds going directly to the mission. |
Conservation International Foundation (Book #1050) (703) 341-2400 CI applies innovation in science economics policy and community participation to protect earth's richest regions of biodiversity, major tropical wilderness areas and key marine ecosystems. |
| Coppin State College Development Foundation, Inc. (Book #5719) (410) 951-3800 The role of the Foundation is to encourage, facilitate and promote the growth, progress and general welfare of Coppin State as well as establish as its primary mandate the acquisition of scholarship gifts to worthy students seeking a degree at Coppin. |
Cornelia De Lange Syndrome Foundation, Inc. (Book #9114) (860) 676-8166 Reaching out, providing help and giving hope to children with DeLS through accurate information, expert professional consultations, and caring family support. |
| Correctional Peace Officers Foundation, Inc. (Book #1051) (916) 928-0061 Non-profit charity for Correctional Officers and their families by providing line-of-duty death benefit and catastrophic assistance in cases of accident or illness. |
County United Way, Inc (Book #7136) (301) 722-2700 To be the focal point for facilitating the coordination and delivery of human services that improve the quality of life for the counties we serve. |
| Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) of Baltimore, Inc. (Book #1816) (410) 244-1465 CASA provides volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children, ensuring needed services are provided and safe, permanent homes are secured. |
Court Appointed Special Advocate - Prince Georges County, Inc. (Book #3336) (301) 209-0491 CASA Prince George's County trains and supervises volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children who live in foster care. |
| Court Appointed Special Advocate Program of Montgomery Co., Maryland (Book #4197) (301) 340-7458 Recruits, trains and supervises volunteers who advocate for the best interests of abused and neglected children in the Juvenile Court and Child Welfare systems. |
Cradle of Hope Adoption Center, Inc. (Book #5489) (301) 587-4400 Help an abandoned child! We provide adoption services and support to children in need of loving families. |
| Cresaptown Volunteer Fire Department. Inc. (Book #7140) (301) 729-1111 An all volunteer organization providing fire, rescue, and EMS (ambulance) services to the citizens of Cresaptown and surrounding areas. |
Crista Ministries (Book #1166) (206) 546-7272 We provide microloans to women, care to AIDS orphans, and education, agricultural training and disaster response services to hurting people in 32 countries. |
| Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America, Inc. (Book #8018) (443) 276-0861 Devotes contributions to research, support services and education to benefit thousands of individuals in the greater Maryland and Southern Delaware area living with Crohn's Disease & Ulcerative colitis. |
Crossroads Community, Inc. (Book #1052) (410) 758-3050 Psychiatric rehabilitation and case management services to adults with mental illness and children with serious emotional disturbances; outreach to homeless individuals with mental illness. |
| Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (Book #9009) (301) 951-4422 Supports innovative research to control and cure cystic fibrosis. Provides specialized medical care through a nationwide network of centers; offers pharmacy and patient services. |
Days End Farm Horse Rescue, Inc. (Book #1168) (410) 442-1564 Helps stop horse cruelty/neglect! Provides protection, rehabilitation, adoption for horses and education for people. Provides disaster and emergency services, cruelty investigation, training and outreach. |
| Deaf Independent Living Association, Inc. (Book #1053) (410) 742-5052 DILA provides residential, supported employment, individual support services and behavior services to Maryland's developmentally disabled deaf adults, as well as information and referral counseling, interpreter referral, technical assistance, etc. |
Defenders of Animal Rights, Inc. (Book #4097) (410) 527-1466 Animal rescues, pet adoption center, shelter for cruelty victims, farm animals, wildlife refuge, spay/neuter, humane education, youth work, grief counseling, human health enhancement via pets. |
| Defenders of Wildlife (Book #6420) (202) 682-9400 Working since 1947 to save America's endangered animals and their threatened habitat for future generations through public education, citizen advocacy, legal action, and scientific research. |
Delta Society (The) (Book #3909) (425) 679-5500 Your yearly contribution helps therapy animal teams comfort over 1,000,000 men, women, and children in hospitals, physical therapy, or those who have lost loved ones. |
| DeMatha Catholic High School (Book #3890) (301) 864-3666 DeMatha, a Catholic secondary school for young men, educates students from diverse economic, ethnic, and religious backgrounds. College preparatory curriculum emphasizes academics, achievement, spirituality and service. |
Denton Child Development Center, Inc. (Book #5137) (410) 479-2488 Providing quality child care for children is the goal of the Denton Child Development Center, Inc. We believe children should be given opportunities and experiences that will allow them to discover the world at their own pace. |
| Diabetes & Immune Disease National Research Institute (Book #1055) (266) 270-5414 Our scientists conduct research seeking cures for diabetes and other immune-related disorders. Contributions support their on-going research efforts. |
Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation, Inc. (Book #7413) (202) 333-4520 Funds research for treatment, prevention and cure. Our Diabetes University focuses on alternative therapies. 100% of workplace contributions used for research and treatment programs. |
| Diabetes National Research Group, Inc. (Book #1169) (858) 909-5124 Nicknamed "The Silent Killer", diabetes affects 16,000,000 Americans. We support medical research to find treatments, and possibly cures for Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. |
Disabled American Veterans Charitable Service Trust (Book #5740) (859) 441-7300 Your gift provides food, shelter and medical aid to homeless veterans, transportation to medical facilities and counseling/rehabilitation for amputee and other severely disabled veterans. |
| Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Resource Center Inc. (Book #1170) (301) 334-6255 The Dove Center seeks to provide counseling, shelter, advocacy and accompaniment to legal, medical and miscellaneous appointments to victims of domestic and sexual violence. |
Domestic Violence Center of Howard County, Inc. (Book #1056) (410) 997-0403 Formed in 1978, the Domestic Violence Center of Howard County provides support to families impacted by domestic violence. Services include: counseling, shelter, a hotline, and legal assistance. |
| Dorchester County Commission on the Aging, Inc. (Book #2415) (410) 228-0190 Respite and medical adult day care in pleasant home-like surroundings for persons who need medical services and supervision, peer socialization and planned recreation to remain in their community. |
Downtown Baltimore Child Care, Inc. (Book #3537) (410) 669-1010 DBCC, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides all day, year round, group child care and early education, serving families with children 4 years old thru kindergarten. |
| Earth Share (Book #6419) (240) 333-0300 Donations are shared among our member groups to protect our environment, health, wildlife, and natural resources. One environment, one simple way to care for it. |
Easter Seals Delaware & Maryland's Eastern Shore, Inc. (Book #4100) (302) 324-4444 Easter Seals is a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing the independence of people with disabilities through therapeutic, recreational and advocacy programs. |
| Easter Seals Greater Washington-Baltimore Region, Inc. (Book #3339) (301) 931-8700 Community-based services for children with disabilities and their families, including early childhood education, senior day care, rehabilitative therapies, preventive health screenings, and referral. |
Eastern Shore Hospital Center Auxiliary (Book #8823) (410) 221-2357 Provides direct financial/material support to hospital residents. 100% of donations are freely given to patients and/or used to sponsor special patient activities/events. |
| Eastern Shore Land Conservancy (Book #1172) (410) 827-9756 The mission of ESLC is to sustain the Eastern Shore's rich heritage through strategic land conservation and sound land use planning. |
Echo Hill Outdoor School (Book #3328) (410) 348-5880 Echo Hill Outdoor School exists to provide students with positive experiences in the outdoors that are exciting, interesting, and fun. |
| Echo House Multi-Service Center, Inc. (Book #1058) (410) 947-1700 Echo House provides outpatient drug free treatment and prevention services in Baltimore City and also provides ancillary services that will help clients remain drug free. |
ECHO, Inc. (Book #9106) (239) 543-3246 ECHO fights world hunger by using science and technology to develop agricultural solutions to aid farmers in developing countries. |
| Educate the Children (Book #7141) (607) 272-1176 Support for poor children, particularly those of the "dalit" caste (untouchables), school rehabilitation, establishment and implementation of early childhood education and teacher training. |
Elizabeth Seton High School (Book #5869) (301) 864-4532 Elizabeth Seton High School is an affordable, Catholic secondary school for young women located in Bladensburg, Maryland. |
| Enoch Pratt Free Library of Baltimore City (Book #1059) (410) 396-5283 We aim to provide equal access to information and service that support, empower and enrich all who pursue knowledge, education, cultural enrichment, and lifelong learning. |
Entomological Foundation, Inc. (The) (Book #2352) (301) 459-9083 Supports science education by providing entomology educational materials and scholarships and rewards excellence in insect science through research and program grants. |
| Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI) (Book #6675) (202) 628-1400 Protecting the climate by educating Congress, developing innovative solutions, and building broad coalitions to move America to efficient and renewable energy for a sustainable future. |
Environmental Fund for Maryland, Inc. (Book #1547) (410) 752-2644 Protects and sustains Maryland's health and environment through education, advocacy, citizen action, natural resource preservation, pollution prevention and promotion of biological diversity. |
| Environmental Law Institute (Book #4968) (202) 939-3800 Environmental law that works for you: community-based education + research on national problems = solutions to protect people and nature. Independent and non-partisan. |
Ephesians Life Ministries, Inc. (Book #1873) (301) 439-7191 Provide Christian mental health counseling, support groups, and education to individuals, couples and families with addictions, trauma/abuse, depression, anxiety, grief, relationship problems and other issues. |
| Epilepsy Association of the Eastern Shore, Inc. (Book #9010) (410) 543-0665 Residential and employment programs, financial assistance, Kids on the Block and School Alert presentations, in-service training, Camp Lazy Daze, information, referral and advocacy services. |
Epilepsy Foundation of the Chesapeake Region (Book #0031) (410) 828-7700 Assist individuals with epilepsy to achieve goals through referral, public and professional educational programs, systems assistance, support groups, camp and scholarship program. |
| Episcopal Community Services Of Maryland, Inc. (Book #1061) (410) 467-1264 ECSM provides a preschool for homeless children, an after-school and summer program for at-risk teens, a re-entry program for men, and an adoption search program. |
Episcopal Housing Corporation (Book #7137) (410) 366-6200 Episcopal Housing Corporation works to establish justice for those most in need by building affordable housing and creating the foundations for healthy and sustainable communities. |
| Equality Maryland Educational Foundation (Book #7149) (301) 587-7500 We work to eliminate prejudice and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity through outreach, education, research, community organization, training, and coalition building. |
Exchange Club Parent-Child Center, Inc. (Book #9021) (301) 791-2224 Prevention of child abuse through intervention programs. |
| Fabretto Childrens Foundation Inc. (Book #1174) (703) 525-8716 Fabretto provides education, health and nutrition services to over 4,000 extremely impoverished children in Nicaragua. Our goal is to help them become responsible, employable adults. |
FACES: The National Craniofacial Association (Book #1063) (800) 332-2373 Children with craniofacial disfigurements require specialized reconstructive surgery. We take care of these children and their families while they receive treatment. Rebuilding faces, rebuilding futures. |
| Faith Communities and Civic Agencies United (Book #1064) (410) 272-2229 FCCAU provides safe emergency shelter (nights) and transitional services at the walk-in Fellowship Center (days). These programs empower individuals committed to achieving a more independent life. |
Fallston Animal Rescue Movement, Inc (Book #1176) (410) 557-6161 Dog and cat rescue and adoptions; assistance in finding new homes for pets; information on nutrition, pet care, and behavior problems; veterinarian and training recommendations. |
| Families of S.M.A. (Spinal Muscular Atrophy) (Book #7144) (800) 866-1762 Strives to increase public awareness of spinal muscular atrophy, help families in need of support and provide funds for research. |
Family and Children's Services of Central Maryland, Inc. (Book #8049) (410) 366-1980 We are a nonprofit, nonsectarian agency committed to providing targeted services to vulnerable families and individuals in all stages of life who are experiencing problems related to social and personal adjustment, thereby enhancing their quality of life. |
| Family Crisis Center of Baltimore County, Inc. (Book #3061) (410) 285-4357 Comprehensive services for clients experiencing conflict in their relationships including: emergency shelter, counseling, legal services, advocacy, abuser and victim groups, education, and crisis hotline counseling. |
Family Crisis Resources Center, Inc. (Book #6499) (301) 759-9246 24-hour domestic violence/rape crisis program which provides shelter, crisis/supportive counseling, advocacy, accompaniment, children's counseling, information, referral and community education. |
| Family League of Baltimore, Inc. (Book #7145) (410) 662-5500 The Family League of Baltimore City (FLBC) is Baltimore City's Local Management Board, charged by the State of Maryland with the development and coordination of collaborative services that improve outcomes for children and families. |
Family Services Agency, Inc. (The) (Book #3190) (301) 840-3204 Family services is dedicated to improving the quality of life for vulnerable families and seriously and persistently mentally ill people in Montgomery County. |
| Family Tree, Inc. (Book #8145) (410) 889-2300 The Family Tree is Maryland's leading 501(c)(3) nonprofit working to improve our community by providing families with proven solutions to prevent child abuse and neglect. |
Family Violence Prevention Fund (Book #7146) (415) 252-8900 To end violence against women and children in the country and around the world. |
| Farm Africa First, Inc. (Book #4136) (301) 445-3983 Dedicated to helping Africa family farmers so African children, women and men may be fed. |
Farm Animal Reform Movement, Inc. (Book #2483) (301) 530-1737 Factory farms severely confine and abuse sensitive animals. F.A.R.M. promotes wholesome meat-free meals to end needless animal suffering, protect the environment and improve health. |
| Farm Safety 4 Just Kids (Book #1179) (515) 331-6506 Promotes a safe farm environment to prevent health hazards, injuries, and fatalities to children and youth through public education, awareness campaigns, and developing teaching materials. |
Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry (Book #1360) (301) 739-3000 Pays inspected butchers to process donated deer for distribution to the hungry by food banks statewide. One deer can feed up to 200 hungry children. |
| Feed the Children, Inc. (Book #6404) (405) 942-0228 One of America's most effective charities providing food, clothing, medical care, education, and emergency relief to children in the United States and overseas since 1979. |
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (Book #3938) (816) 921-0909 Reaching junior, senior high school and college students for Jesus Christ; providing summer camps, leadership training school based and drug prevention programs as alternatives to pressures they face today. |
| Fellowship of Lights, Inc. (Book #8082) (410) 332-4277 Provide emergency shelter, supportive assistance, and community youth development activities with foster care, homeless and runaway youth, ages 12-18. |
Fidos for Freedom, Inc. (Book #2605) (410) 880-4178 Increasing independence, self-esteem and companionship for people with hearing or mobility impairments and providing unconditional love to healthcare facility residents through specially trained dogs. |
| FINCA International, Inc. (Book #8490) (202) 682-1510 In 22 countries, our Village Banking programs give the working poor capital loans to finance self-employment activities, improve family income, and achieve financial independence. |
First Step, Inc. (Book #3329) (410) 628-6120 Provides quality prevention, education and treatment for youth, families and adults who are experiencing difficulties due to mental health or substance abuse issues. |
| Florence Crittenton Services of Baltimore, Inc. (Book #3086) (410) 366-4333 Residential group home for girls ages 13-18 years who are in need of out-of-home care and are in foster care or DJS. Typical are young ladies who are pregnant, or are teen moms, or are at risk by their behaviors. |
Florence Crittenton Services Of Greater Washington (Book #4200) (301) 565-9333 FCS delivers innovative community-based programs that prevent teen pregnancy, promote positive parenting, and further young women's growth. |
| Focus on the Family (Book #4573) (719) 548-5720 A non-profit Christian organization dedicated to nurturing and defending the family through varied media outreaches, counseling services, and relevant parenting, marriage and other educational resources. |
Food & Friends (Book #2971) (202) 269-6838 Delivers Specialized Freshly-Prepared Meals, groceries and nutrition services to the homes of individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS and other life-challenging illnesses. Services are free. |
| Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network (The) (Book #1182) (703) 691-3179 To raise public awareness, provide advocacy and education, and to advance research on behalf of all those affected by food allergies and anaphylaxis. |
Food for The Poor, Inc. (Book #3137) (954) 427-2222 We improve the health, economic, social and spiritual condition of the poor in the Caribbean, Central and South America and the United States. |
| Food Link, Inc. (Book #7147) (410) 222-7853 Food Link is a direct service charity providing emergency food, baby items & life sustaining essentials to people in need for free. |
Food Resources, Inc. (Book #4997) (301) 733-4002 A regional non-profit food warehouse distributing food and grocery items to charitable organizations supporting low-income individuals and families at risk. |
| For All Seasons, Inc. (Book #6538) (410) 546-0381 FAS is a licensed outpatient mental health clinic and rape crisis/sexual assault crisis center that provides over 11,000 mental health treatment sessions annually. See our website www.forallseasonsinc.org |
Foreign-born Information and Referral Network, Inc. (Book #5937) (410) 992-1923 FIRN provides immigrants and refugees with consumer information and social services referral, immigration counseling, interpreting and translation services, English tutoring, employment counseling, and other assistance. |
| Foundation Fighting Blindness, Inc. (Book #3400) (410) 568-0150 Largest private organization funding research to cure retinal degenerative diseases such as retinitis pigmentosa, macular degeneration, usher syndrome, and entire spectrum of retinal degenerative diseases. |
Foundation for AIDS Research (The) (Book #1183) (212) 806-1600 AmFAR supports innovative AIDS research; educates patients, doctors, and the public about HIV treatment/prevention; works to protect the rights of all people affected by HIV/AIDS. |
| Foundation For Baltimore County Public Library, Inc. (Book #3075) (410) 887-3282 The Foundation for Baltimore County Public Library raises funds to support library programs and projects outside the annual county budget. Storyville Children's Center is a recent noteworthy Foundation project. |
Foundation Schools (The) (Book #7148) (301) 881-0078 Never give up on a child. Combining education with behavioral support so troubled youth have their mental health addressed and their thirst for knowledge quenched. |
| Franciscan Center, Inc. (Book #4009) (410) 467-5340 An emergency outreach service offering hot meals, clothing, eviction prevention and medical cost assistance, at no costs to the clients. |
Frederick County 4-H Therapeutic Riding Program, Inc. (Book #0884) (301) 898-3587 Provide therapy, education, recreation and socialization to mental, physical, and emotionally disabled individuals through the use of horses at no charge. |
| Frederick County Mental Health Association, Inc. (Book #7152) (301) 663-9096 Child abuse prevention; 24 hour hotlines; child care provider training and referrals; sliding scale counseling services; community and parent education; court appointed special advocates. |
Freedom Center, Inc. (The) (Book #8849) (301) 846-7811 The mission is to provide services to empower people with disabilities to lead self-directed, independent, and productive lives in Frederick and Carroll counties. |
| Freedom from Hunger (Book #5521) (530) 758-6200 To provide sustainable, self-help solutions in the fight against chronic hunger and poverty. |
Friends Aware, Inc. (Book #5272) (301) 722-7268 Friends Aware serves adults with developmental disabilities. Those services provided include a day program, a senior center, vocational training, supported employment, residential and supports. |
| Friends for Neighborhood Progress, Inc. (Book #5677) (301) 694-1506 Through an array of programs, the Frederick Community Action Agency provides food, shelter, medical care, housing and other assistance to low-income and homeless families/individuals. |
Friends of Foster Grandparents, Inc. (Book #6135) (410) 230-3408 Assisting children and youth involved with the Juvenile Services System and communities located throughout Maryland, by providing funds to supplement educational, recreational, and cultural activities. |
| Friends of Hancock's Resolution (Book #4639) (410) 255-4048 To preserve and promote for educational and historical purposes the unique aspects of Hancock's Resolution, the only remaining authentic farmstead of an 18th century "Middling Planter" in Anne Arundel County. |
Friends of the Earth (Book #1070) (202) 783-7400 Friends of the Earth: strives to preserve our natural resources, advocate for public health protection and work for environmental justice for all people throughout the world. |
| Friends of the Enoch Pratt Free Library (Book #5204) (410) 435-1207 The Friends provides advocacy, volunteers and funding for books, equipment and materials for the Enoch Pratt Free Library, which the library cannot otherwise provide for in its budget. |
Friends of the Family, Inc. (Book #6257) (410) 659-7701 FOF coordinates a network of Family Support Centers throughout Maryland, offering early childhood education, parenting education, employment readiness, and life skills to strengthen young families with children ages birth through three. |
| Friends of the Library Montgomery County, Maryland, Inc. (Book #5273) (240) 777-0020 Friends of the Library enhances public libraries; encourages childhood reading and adult life-long learning, promotes library services; and offers free and discounted books to deserving communities. |
Friends of the Workforce and Technology Center (Book #1184) (410) 554-9459 Friends is a non-profit organization that provides funding to benefit individuals with disabilities who are receiving services at the Workforce & Technology Center. |
| Frisky's Wildlife and Primate Sanctuary (Book #7150) (410) 418-8899 Rehabilitates injured and/or orphaned wildlife animals for release back to the wild. Sanctuary for exotic ex-pets to live out their lives. |
Frostburg State University Foundation, Inc. (Book #5214) (301) 697-4161 MCC designations to Frostburg State University Foundation benefits the Annual Fund further support student scholarships, student work programs, Alumni programs, Cultural Events Series, faculty/staff awards, technology and other special programs. |
| Fund for Educational Excellence (Book #5205) (410) 685-8300 Through research and innovation, the fund for educational excellence builds a school systems capacity to improve students' academic achievement in urban schools. |
Fund for Social Welfare, Inc. (The) (Book #7151) (410) 853-3912 Provide funds to supplement the Baltimore County Department of Social Services programs that are not sufficiently funded. |
| Furnace Town Foundation, Inc. (Book #1071) (410) 632-2032 Museum staff in period dress perform artisan skills as they tell the story of the iron-manufacturing village which surrounded the Vassawango Iron Furnace in the early 19th century. |
Gabriel Project, Inc. (Book #1073) (301) 262-9011 The Gabriel network is a pregnancy support network offering maternity housing, emergency shelter, 24/7 helpline, resources and direct personal support for below poverty-level women/families. |
| Gale House, Inc. (Book #2046) (301) 662-7003 Continuing care residential treatment for individuals recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction. Provides gender specific, individual and group counseling in a recovery supportive environment. |
Garrett County Aids Council, Inc. (Book #8864) (301) 334-7773 To provide the people of Garrett County education regarding transmission, prevention and psychological aspects of AIDS, as well as counseling, testing resources and medical treatment. |
| Garrett County Community Action Committee, Inc. (Book #9004) (301) 334-9431 Garrett County CAC is a human service and community development agency. Programs operated: Area Agency on Aging, Head Start, Child Care, Transportation, Emergency Food and Shelter, Housing, and energy assistance. |
Garrett County Habitat for Humanity, Inc. (Book #5710) (301) 533-0600 Habitat for Humanity builds simple, decent and affordable houses with partner families not able to qualify for conventional mortgages for lack of income. We do this with donated materials, labor and contributions. |
| Garrett County Lighthouse, Inc. (Book #6136) (301) 334-9126 Behavioral health services and supports designed to promote, maintain, or improve the individual's level of functioning, to reduce or eliminate the need for psychiatric hospitalization, and enhance integration into occupational, residential, scholastic. |
Gateway for Cancer Research, Inc. (Book #1134) (847) 342-7450 99 percent of workplace contributions support our mission to discover innovative, patient centered treatment options for cancer patients today. |
| Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, Inc. (Book #1072) (323) 933-2240 GLAAD promotes fair, accurate and inclusive representation of gay and lesbian people to eliminate homophobia and discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation. |
Gilchrist Hospice Care, Inc. (Book #3155) (443) 849-8290 Hospice of Baltimore is a non-profit Medicare-Medicaid certified program that provides compassionate, interdisciplinary care tailored to the needs of terminally ill individuals and their families. |
| Girl Scouts of Central Maryland, Inc. (Book #8050) (410) 358-9711 Girl Scouting provides girls 5-17 with programs that highlight basic values while emphasizing service to the community and a strong sense of individuality, independence and self-worth. |
Girls Inc. of Washington County (Book #2520) (301) 733-5430 Girls Inc. provides after-school and evening programs for economically disadvantaged girls ages 6-18. Violence & pregnancy prevention, leadership skills & sports are a few of our programs. |
| Girls Scouts of Shawnee Council, Inc. (Book #2480) (304) 263-8833 Girl Scouting provides girls 5-17 with the opportunity to build confidence, courage and character, preparing them to become contributing members of society. |
Glaucoma Research Foundation (Book #1577) (415) 986-3162 To protect the sight and independence of people with glaucoma through research and education with the ultimate goal to find a cure. |
| Global Impact (Book #1600) (703) 717-5200 Founded in 1956, Global Impact supports over 50 U.S.-based international charities providing disaster relief, health care, education and economic opportunities to the world's poorest people. |
Global Operations and Development/Giving Children Hope (Book #1074) (714) 523-4454 Improve the quality of life of vulnerable children, deliver emergency food, medicine, promote health education, implement training programs, provide orphanages, clinics and hospitals needed supplies. |
| Good News Jail & Prison Ministry (Book #3848) (804) 553-4090 Every day we provide chaplaincy/pastoral care, counseling, aftercare, and human support services to inmates, inmate families, and correctional staff/families. No tax funding accepted. |
Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake, Inc. (Book #6171) (410) 837-1800 Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake helps an average of 5,000 people with disabilities and other disadvantages get training and jobs in our communities so that they may achieve independence and a better quality of life. |
| Govans Ecumenical Development Corporation (Book #1657) (410) 433-2442 GEDCO provides affordable housing and supportive services for low-income seniors, people who were homeless, those with mental disabilities, and those needing emergency assistance in Baltimore. |
Grace and Saint Peter's School (Book #4055) (410) 539-1395 A culturally diverse, extended-day school in the Mt. Vernon area of Baltimore City, providing an enriching academic environment for preschool through grade 5. |
| Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center, Inc. (Book #8084) (410) 531-6006 Grassroots provides 24-hour telephone and walk-in crisis counseling, emergency shelter, transitional housing, outreach, community education, and mobile crisis response. |
Great Blacks in Wax Museum (Book #6501) (410) 563-7809 Featuring over 150 life-size wax figures and a slave ship replica, The Great Blacks In Wax Museum details the African American Experience from ancient Africa and slavery up to the present. |
| Greater Baden Medical Services, Inc. (Book #3270) (301) 599-0460 Greater Baden Medical Services, Inc. provides primary care to community residents, regardless of insurance status or ability to pay. (www.gbms.org) |
Greater Baltimore Center for Pregnancy Concerns, Inc. (Book #5725) (410) 243-6699 GBCPC provides free pregnancy testing; information about pregnancy, STD's, alternatives to abortion; confidential counseling for post-abortion women; material assistance; medical and community referrals and a helpline. |
| Greater Homewood Community Corporation, Inc. (Book #8085) (410) 261-3500 Our mission is to strengthen neighborhoods through improving education, supporting youth development, and advancing economic development and community revitalization in north central Baltimore City. |
Greenpeace Fund, Inc. (Book #1188) (202) 462-1177 An independent, campaigning organization that uses non-violent, creative confrontation to expose global environmental problems and force solutions essential to a green and peaceful future. |
| Greenwell Foundation (The) (Book #1076) (301) 373-9775 Greenwell Foundation offers accessible and inclusive programs including therapeutic riding, summer camp, kayaking, and accessible facilities for individuals of all ages in Hollywood, Maryland. www.greenwellfoundation.org |
Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc. (Book #9189) (415) 499-4000 Uses the power of partnering to improve quality of life for the visually impaired through partnerships with guide dogs at no cost to them. |
| Guide Program, Inc. (Book #7243) (301) 549-3602 GUIDE is committed to enhancing the quality of life for vulnerable children, at-risk adolescents, disabled adults and troubled families through mental health and social services. |
Habitat for Humanity of Frederick County, MD (Book #6143) (301) 698-2449 Habitat for Humanity Frederick County provides simple, decent, affordable homes to families in need. |
| Habitat for Humanity of Talbot County (Book #7154) (410) 820-6186 HFHTDC partners with hardworking and qualified families, donors, and volunteers to build affordable, simple, decent, and safe homes which improve lives and communities. |
Habitat For Humanity Of Washington County (Book #1189) (301) 791-9009 Habitat for Humanity provides safe, affordable housing for low-income families in need, and nurtures the families to become self-sufficient and responsible home owners. |
| Habitat for Humanity of Wicomico County, Inc. (Book #7155) (410) 546-1551 Habitat for Humanity builds simple, decent houses and sells them at cost with a no down payment and a no interest mortgage to qualifying very-low income families living in substandard housing. |
Hagerstown Community College Foundation, Inc. (Book #1990) (301) 790-2800 The Hagerstown Community College Foundation, Inc. supports the college and its students primarily by providing scholarship assistance from interest earned on its endowed funds. |
| Halt - An Organization of Americans for Legal Reform (Book #1077) (202) 887-8255 Dedicated to helping ALL Americans handle their legal affairs simply, affordably, and equitably. |
Harbel Community Organization, Inc. (Book #8086) (410) 444-2100 Provides outpatient substance abuse prevention counseling in state-certified program to adults and adolescents as well as substance abuse prevention activities to high-risk youth. |
| Harford Family House, Inc. (Book #1078) (410) 273-6700 Provide transitional (10 units) and permanent (6 units) housing to homeless families with children. Education in life skills, job readiness, and self-improvement case management. |
Harry R. Hughes Center for Agro-Ecology, Inc. (Book #1079) (717) 749-0022 The Harry R. Hughes Center for Agro-Ecology funds research, education, and policy analysis designed to keep farming and forestry in Maryland profitable and environmentally sustainable. |
| Health Care for the Homeless Inc. (Book #6322) (410) 837-5533 Health Care for the Homeless provides primary and preventative medical care, mental health services, case management and addiction treatment to reduce the incidence of homelessness. |
Health Education Resource Organization (Book #3653) (410) 685-1180 HERO provides comprehensive services to socially and economically disenfranchised HIV/AIDS infected individuals. Services include legal, medical, substance abuse, mental health, case management, prevention education. |
| Health Partners, Inc. (Book #5277) (301) 645-3556 A free clinic providing health and dental services to people without health insurance. |
Health Share of St. Mary's, Inc. (Book #6144) (301) 475-4331 Health Share of St. Mary's, Inc. facilitates access to primary healthcare and provides co-pays for prescriptions for adults without health insurance not covered by existing plans. |
| Health Volunteers Overseas, Inc. (Book #1943) (202) 296-0928 Trains, mentors and provides critical professional support to more than 2600 healthcare providers who care for the neediest populations in over 25 countries. |
Hearing and Speech Agency of Metro Baltimore (Book #8051) (410) 318-6780 Provides evaluation and treatment for children and adults with communication disorders; speech-language pathology, audiology, special education, social work, sign language, interpreters and related services. |
| Heartly House, Inc. (Book #2440) (301) 662-8800 Heartly House is the sole provider of comprehensive services to victims of domestic violence, rap, and sexual assault in Frederick County. |
Helen Keller International (Book #8872) (212) 532-0544 Saves the sight and lives of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged; combats the causes and consequences of blindness and malnutrition. |
| Hepatitis Foundation International (Book #1081) (301) 622-4200 Hepatitis Foundation educates patients, healthcare professionals, community leaders, and the public about prevention and treatment of viral hepatitis through newsletters, lectures, conferences, and educational materials. |
Herring Run Watershed Association (Book #2652) (410) 254-1577 The Herring Run Watershed Association is a grassroots, volunteer-based organization. We mobilize volunteers for hands-on stream restoration projects, conduct community outreach and public education. |
| Highlands School Inc. (The) (Book #5833) (410) 836-1415 Provides a remedial education for students grades 2-8 with learning differences who have average to above-average intelligence but have difficulty learning by conventional teaching methods. |
Hispanic Scholarship Fund (Book #4137) (415) 808-2300 The Hispanic Scholarship Fund is the nation's leading organization supporting Hispanic higher education. HSF's vision: to strengthen the country by advancing college education among Hispanics. |
| Historic Saint Mary's City Foundation, Inc. (Book #6643) (240) 895-4991 To support the work of Historic St. Mary's City, a living history museum at Maryland's first capital, providing cultural and educational programs to visitors. |
Holly Community, Inc. (Book #1727) (443) 260-0822 HCI financially supports residents of Holly Center. HCI's community programs serving the disabled include assistive technology, youth mentoring, vocational training, computer loans, recreation activities and Special Olympics. |
| Holt International Children's Services, Inc. (Book #2164) (541) 687-2202 "Every child deserves a home of his own." Holt International's child welfare program preserves families, and places abandoned and displaced children with adoptive families. |
Holy Redeemer School (Book #2903) (301) 474-3993 Fully accredited academic program providing a comprehensive, value-centered, Catholic co-educational environment for grades K-8. Parish-based faculty and staff. Before and after care offered. |
| Holy Trinity Episcopal Day School (Book #2814) (301) 464-3215 Holy Trinity Episcopal Day School provides a comprehensive educational foundation to children in preschool through 8th grade. |
Hope for Humanity, Inc. (Book #7156) (301) 935-5460 Hope for Humanity helps fund various humanitarian causes as directly as possible to both India and USA with no overhead costs. Our website: www.hopeforhumanitymd.org |
| Hope for the Hungry (Book #7157) (254) 939-0124 Hope for the hungry oversees orphanages, children's homes, and other programs in nineteen countries worldwide. |
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