Nonprofits in Arkansas

My name is Marjani Jordan, 28, currently graduating in a couple of weeks from Culinary school, I'm a single parent of two, boy and girl in that order. I am a domestic violence survivor, supporting my children on my own and I'm so blessed for ASPSF for granting me with previous scholarships. They are really nice and helpful when it comes to attending workshops, leaves you with great advice on life as a single parent, and this nonprofit organization has really helped me along the way to achieve my future, Thank you!

I love hearing the stories coming from the villages that Lifewater has helped! Stories of not only clean water & clean living, & all the peace & strength those basic life necessities have brought to the people, but also the way the Gospel has been shared & received. Lives are being saved both physically & spiritually through Lifewater International!

Hello my name is Unda Hardison ive got behind on my bill im on disability that is 810 à month and my light bill is 1200$ again i help help mid delta paid 1203 and my bill is still 1200 i dont know what to do anymore i have a 15 year old son and i need help on shoes clothes for him and he likes to play game on his xbox he wear à size 44 and pants so could you all please help me i stay and west helena ark 72390 and down here they dont have things like this

Getting joy out of helping people and giving them what they need to survive being there for these families.

HELLO I DONT WANT TO SAY THE NAME THERES A LADY IN MORILLTION THAT RECENTLY MOVED HERE SHE HAS NOTHING SHE HAS ONE OUTFIT AND SHOES SHES STAYING WITH SOME FREINDS THAT LIVE HER BUT THEY DONT HAVE NOTHING BUT A PLACE FOR HER AND HER LITTLE DOG TO SLEEP TIS LADY I HAVE SEEN AND HEARD HER ASKING FOR WORK BUT ISNT ABLE TO GETY ANY SHE SEEMS LIKE A LADY THAT DONT STOP TRYING IS THERE ANYONE OR PLACE CAN HLP HE ON HER FEET SHE STAYS AT 405 CHURCH ST IN MORILLTION PLEASE HELP HER WITH CLOTHES AND THING SHE NEED

Alway Great! Caring and does far exceed expectations!! Jake is AWESOME! She knows how to run Arkansas for Animals as well as give it her all. I have been very pleased with how she handles the business and the best for Arkansas Animals!! I have used the services as well as many others I have sent there. Also donated to the cause!

I am homeless .I had to bury my mom in Louisiana this pass sept she was a victim of hit n run lake providence la proof sheriff wydette Williams 318 559 2000 chief rudy threats 318 559 2000. she was left one liver kidney n in a fetus positionsn a blocked colon .NO MEDICATION SURGEY WOULD HELP..LOUISIANA don't have common law marriage so oldest sibling is next to kin which me TAMMMIE PRITCHARD was contiously back n forward Louisiana 2 Arkansas no stead income due to situation low work hours so lost house.living with people if get nickel want a dime food stamp n try sexual things just to stay contact number 479 567 6369 someone please reachout

Regarding the accusation of a racist managment team, read the article related to the jury trial in this matter. <br> <br>http://m.arkansasonline.com/news/2017/sep/30/ex-agency-official-loses-firing-lawsuit-1/ <br> <br>ARORA is a non-profit tasked with a difficult role of helping people give life to others at a hard time in their life. I know many of the people who work there through my spouse. They are smart, hardworking, and serious about their task. They have a stellar reputation in the medical community and with those who have given organs and tissues to help others. ARORA treats their employees and their employee families incredibly well. If I could I would work there.

Im a single mother of 3 who recently moved to a different city because mu son got incarnated due to hangng with the wrong people i thought moving was better for my family especially when he got out but nothing good has came from this move my car broke down in return i lost my job due to it now im stuck with no car and job and dont have a way of paying my bills i recently got a chance to get a better job but i cant get to work due to my car and no one to come get me to take me the city bus dont come this far im not able to pay my rent this month so me and my girls are gonna be homeless unless we get some help i dont have family i can rely on everybody has turned they backs on us i just need some help to get back on my feet

Seeing the world through someone else's eyes. When I chose to join the Friendship Community Care team, my first objective was to make a difference in someone else's life. Little did I know 7 years ago, what a difference someone else would make in mine. My consumer shows me the world through his eyes everyday we're together. He finds simple joy just from walking at the park and listening to the birds chirp. He loves to see the smile of laughter on little children's faces. He loves the animals at the shelter he volunteers for. The list goes on and on. My eyes have been opened to a whole new world by knowing my consumer. A world I would never have experienced had I not wanted to make a difference in someone else's life.

Northwest Arkansas Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Northwest Arkansas Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Northwest Arkansas Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation Commission its commitment to excellence. Accredited land trusts meet national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. These land trusts demonstrate their commitment to excellence by adopting Land Trust Standards and Practices, the ethical and technical guidelines for the responsible operation of a land trust, and meeting the accreditation requirements drawn from them. Learn More: http://www.landtrustaccreditation.org/about.

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This private no-kill shelter organization does not receive any city, county, state, or federal funds. They exist solely on fund-raisers (annual auction, summer dog washes, business-sponsored activities), gifts, and grants. <br> <br>The HSPC operates on a shoestring, with no large salaries and much of the work performed by volunteers, community service, and school/scout projects. <br> <br>The animals enjoy clean, safe surroundings, quality food, toys, and enrichment. The best thing that can happen to a homeless dog or cat is to end up at this excellent shelter.

CCAPS has such great people that come together and helps in ways tjat will amaze you, just come and see for yourself.

My daughter was murdered on August 15, 2008 in Jacksonville, Arkansas and my life at that moment was forever altered. I spent the next 3years numbing my pain, wanting to die, and just spinning out of control. Finally one day my aunt searched for a place for me to get help. She found a place called Parents Of Murdered Children and I began going to their support meetings. It was there that I found others who felt like me and who we're experiencing the same thoughts and feelings. It's was there that I could speak of my daughter and no one got tired of hearing her name or my stories of her. It's was there that I found a new family full of love and understanding. A place where there is no judgement, and no one saying "when are you going to get over this?" Parents Of Murdered Children is a non-profit organization who helped those affected by homicide. They help with on going emotional support, advocacy, prevention and awareness. They also send out anniversary notes, accompany survivors to court hearings and parole hearings and they have memorials through out the year to recognize your loved one. POMC has helped me and many other survivors of homicide. Unfortunately there is a demanding need for POMC in Central Arkansas due to the doubled homicide rate this year. My wish is for our community to donate and give to POMC and for anyone who is affected by homicide to come check us out at 916 Garland at 6:30p.m. On the second Tuesday and the forth Thursday of every month or to call our 24 hour hotline if in need of help. 501-375-POMC (7662).

Volunteering for Women and Children First has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life! The clients that are served by the shelter work so hard to help themselves that we as volunteers are inspired to work harder to help them get through these tough situations. The services and programming Women and Children First offers its clients and the community are truly invaluable and life-saving. Little Rock is fortunate to have this organization. Until we can put an end to domestic violence, I will continue to support this organization and the amazing work that it does.

Lions World Services for the Blind has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services with the consumer in mind. Lions World Services for the Blind has demonstrated that it meets or exceeds the standards set by NAC for delivery of blind and low vision services. The determination for accreditation is a rigorous process that involves self-examination by the organization, an on-site peer review to verify processes and procedures by a team of professionals serving in the field and a review of the findings by the NAC Accreditation Committee. NAC congratulates Lions World Services for the Blind on its accredited status.

I always thought of Goodwill as a place to shop and find good deals. I must admit that I wondered where the money went. When a friend needed help finding a new job, we learned about what great services Goodwill offers to help people find jobs. The staff was personable and very helpful. They helped with everything from getting her resume together, getting job leads, and inviting her to their job fairs. Best of all, it was all free! Later when I needed help finding resources for a young man with disabilities, their staff helped me get connected to community resources. I could go on and on about all of these things they do that I learned about but the website does a good job and offers free online classes too!

The attorneys and staff of Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard, P.L.L.C. believe it is our essential responsibility to play active, positive roles in the communities in which we work and live, and because of this, are dedicated to strengthening organizations that play a vital part in supporting our neighbors. In our 55th anniversary year, we selected the Arkansas Foodbank Network as our primary Take Time to Give program charity for 2009. The organization received a significant financial contribution in addition to pro bono legal services and volunteer participation from the firm throughout the year, which included the annual National Association of Letter Carriers Food Drive, Today&rsquo;s THV Summer Cereal Drive: Business Edition, its Golf For Food tournament, and established Mitchell Williams Friends & Family Volunteer Days. The organization was also featured in several of our marketing and client communications throughout the year. Helping our neighbors in need who are struggling made the Arkansas Foodbank Network the obvious choice for our efforts. The staff was extremely easy to work with and provided volunteer opportunities whenever we requested. We were proud to stand alongside them and their hunger relief initiatives as a community partner.

I have been involved off and on for 10 years with the Heber Springs Humane Society. It is located in rural north central Arkansas and is the only shelter in a 50 mile radius. It is a private 501C-3 organization and takes in abandoned strays from Heber Springs and Cleburne County. After 17 years of keeping their adult dogs on chains outside, a new kennel building was opened in August 2007. It is beautiful and the dogs seem very happy to have a great home. Outside they used to jump on me and I would be covered in mud, now they are ready to go for a walk. The HS only has 3 employees to care for 2,000 animals per year. HSHS has a Thrift Shop on the court house square that helps support the shelter. There are over 100 volunteers that give a lot of hours of their time to help the animals in many ways, cleaning cages, dog walking, Thrift Shop (6 days a week, 9am - 3pm), fund raisers. This small shelter struggles to meet expenses, But they have been here since 1984. HSHS also is offering low cost spay/neuters for low income families. Call 501-362-7322 and talk to Wendy for this service.