Location: Northwest

Paralyzed Veterans of America has developed a unique expertise on a wide variety of issues involving the special needs of our members – veterans of the armed forces who have experienced spinal cord injury or dysfunction.

Neighbors’ Consejo is a non-profit and public charitable organization that for over 26 years has been dedicated to providing free, culturally and linguistically competent mental health and community support services to our Latino, African-American and other neighbors who are among the most vulnerable residents in the Washington, D.C. area.

Their staff of dedicated attorneys and social workers are committed to bridging the justice gap for vulnerable D.C. elders. We fight to prevent evictions and foreclosures; we obtain Social Security, Medicaid and Veterans benefits due to our clients; we advocate for nursing home residents, we prepare wills and powers of…

HCS is a non-profit to provide comprehensive housing counseling, training, advocacy, technical assistance and housing opportunities for low- and moderate-income home buyers, home owners, and tenants; to help them achieve successful living in healthy, safe, and affordable homes.

Their mission has always been to provide exceptional and affordable patient care to the District’s diverse population.

Their mission is to promote physical, social and emotional well-being through comprehensive programs and activities that include: physical exercise, nutrition education and counseling, health education, health promotion, medication management, and smoking cessation which all lead to a healthy lifestyle.

The Greater Washington Urban League is a major interracial, nonpartisan, nonprofit social services and civil rights organization.

The Georgia Avenue Family Support Collaborative's mission is to support children, youth and families to become healthy, empowered and connected in a multi-cultural community.

The Food Pantry provides fresh produce, meats, bread, cereal, and snacks and is staffed entirely by community volunteers.

Serving African immigrants in the Washington Metropolitan Area to strengthen our social and economic well-being so we can meaningfully contribute and thrive in the communities we live in.