Open Door is wonderful organization with a caring & loving staff. The mission is to empower people in poverty to get out of poverty by offering counseling, housing resource options, after school program where students that are often behind are meeting or exceeding their grade level, programs to help families take control of their finances & become self sufficient and a low income Senior Adult Program and more. If you call to take a tour and learn more, you will be amazed at all Open Door offers. Please give all you can or volunteer.
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- EIN 58-0601980
- (706) 323-5518
- 2405 2nd Ave Columbus GA 31901-1023 USA
- www.opendoorcommunityhouse.org
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Causes: Children & Youth, Children & Youth Services, Christianity, Human Service Organizations, Human Services, Personal Social Services, Religion
Mission: The mission of open door community house, inc. , is to empower low-income people in our community to realize their full potential as children of god.
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