poverty
Social Service League
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Phone: 843-5414 |
This organization fits a real community need by running the lowest-cost thrift store in town. Volunteers are needed to sort clothes and toys as well as to run the cash register. |
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Animals
Lawrence Humane SocietyOperation Wildlife
Arts
Community Resources Engaging in the Arts Through EducationLawrence Community Theatre
Van Go Mobile Arts
Disabilities
Best BuddiesNatural Ties
Pathways Animal Assisted Therapy, Inc.
THRIL
Health
Community Blood CenterDouglas County AIDS Project
Douglas County Medical Reserve Corps
First Step House
GaDuGi SafeCenter
Hawks for Health
Headquarters Counseling Center
Health Care Access Clinic
Hospice Care of Douglas County
Independence, Inc.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
SouthernCare
Trinity In-Home Care
Women's Transitional Care Services
Literacy
Lawrence Public LibraryProject Bridge
Students Tutoring for Literacy
Misc
Alternative BreaksBoy Scouts of America
Concerned Active and Aware Students
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Environmental Action to Revitalize the Heartland
Roger Hill Volunteer Center
Shawnee County Reentry Program
Small World
Poverty
Daily Bread
Habitat for Humanity
Into the Streets Week
Jubilee Cafe
Lawrence Community Shelter
Lawrence Douglas County Housing Authority
Lawrence Habitat ReStore
LINK (Lawrence Interdenominational Nutrition Kitchen)
Pélathé Community Resource Center
Salvation Army
Social Service League
Tenants to Homeowners, Inc.
Seniors
Beverly Health CareBrandon Woods Retirement Community
Douglas County Senior Center
Helping Unite Generations
ICAN - Interfaith Caring Neighbors
KU Audio Reader
Meals on Wheels
Youth
Ballard Community CenterBig Brothers, Big Sisters
Boys and Girls Club
CASA-Court Appointed Special Advocates
Girl Scouts of NE Kansas and NW Missouri
GROW
Headstart
Hilltop Child Development Center
Lawrence-Douglas County Promise
Lifeline
Mentors in the Lives of Kids
Mentors in the Lives of Kids
Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS)
Music Mentors
O'Connell Youth Ranch
Wednesdays at Liberty Hall