Mobile Non-profit News (Alabama, United States)

Meeting focuses on what funders want from grant proposal submissions for government and private funding sources in Mobile Aug 23 for nonprofit and professional organizations.

Disaster preparedness and impact on nonprofits discussed at Project Connect Consortium meeting in Mobile, AL

South Alabama nonprofit accepting applications for toy distribution; will give toys for over 400 children on Dec. 18 in Mobile for children in South Alabama and Jackson County MS

Alabama community nonprofit brings joy for children at Christmas toy shopping experience

Volunteers prepare food baskets for holiday giving; prepare toys and clothes for holiday Christmas toy distribution in December; need donations of food and toys

Caravan Delivers Food and Essentials to Coastal Families preselected by partner agency, Tri-Coastal Community Outreach

MudBrick Media and Adam Taylor have joined forces to create a powerful song and video about the oil spill disaster -- an homage to the Gulf of Mexico, and fundraiser for Gulf charities still very much in need of assistance.

Project Connect Consortium meeting will be Tuesday, Sept. 28, at the International Trade Center, Killian Room (1st floor), 250 North Water Street, Mobile, AL 36602. (near the Alabama State Port Authority) from 8:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.

Dr. Steven Picou, Professor of Sociology, University of South Alabama, keynotes August 24 meeting of Project Connect Consortium in Mobile, AL.

South Alabama nonprofit urgently needs 200 large backpacks for high school supply distribution Saturday July 31, as part of the 1,000 backpacks they will donate to kids. Volunteers also needed.

Grand Bay, AL.Tri-Coast Community Outreach, Inc., a Grand Bay-based non-profit organization is in urgent need of school supplies and new or gently-worn school uniforms and shoes for Mobile County schools by July 15 for Project The School Box.

Local search and rescue organization has ideas to predict disaster risks, that may save hundreds of lives over the upcoming storm season.

Social enterprise for South Alabama nonprofit celebrates grand opening May 7 in Grand Bay. Proceeds supports programs and services for youth and adults in Gulf Coast region.

Project Connection Roundtable discussion connects persons to persons in the Gulf Coast region who work with organizations that offer emergency preparedness services.

Grand opening for new gift and thrift store in Grand Bay Alabama to benefit Tri-Coastal Community Outreach, Inc., programs and services

Emmanuel's Place daycare will accommodate parents of children with special needs. Well-trained caregivers will carry out the mission of Executive Director La'Tedra Bingham, who understands first-hand the joy and heartache of this family challenge.

Project Reconnect round table discussion on emergency preparedness, management and recovery for vulnerable popluations sponsored by Baylor College of Medicine and Intercultural Cancer Council; hosted by Tri-Coastal Community Outreach of Grand Bay AL

Tri-Coastal Community Outreach in Grand Bay, AL, needs food donations and financial support to provide holiday packages for 125 families in the Gulf Coast region, including Mobile and Baldwin Counties, and Jackson, County, Mississippi.

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