Alabama Gives Day is coming up on Thursday, Feburary 2nd. We are asking everyone to help donate and make this a record breaking event. Everyone in the state of Alabama has gone through a lot in the last year. And the charities need support now more than ever. I found this list from 97.9 WVOK that lists all the charities that have signed up for this event in the Anniston/Gadsden areas. Click on any of the charities below and please donate on Thursday online at http://algives.razoo.com/
United Way of East Central Alabama is investing in the building blocks of a good life for all – Education, Income and Health.
We are an organization whose mission is to meet the needs within communities in an effort to help improve the quality of life for families.
Bringing God’s people together to serve God’s people in need
2nd Chance provides safe shelter and supportive services to victims of domestic violence escaping abusive situations.
Our mission is to wisely assess needs and channel donor resources to maximize community well-being.
Serving children and adults with developmental disabilities in East Central Alabama.
SAVE is dedicated to to reducing the population of unwanted dogs & cats in order to empty all the shelters in our area through spay/neuter.
The Anniston Community Education Foundation (ACEF) is dedicated to holistic development and empowerment of the youth in Calhoun County, AL.
We provide services that promote the health,education and community development of current and former residents of West Anniston.
Help volunteer surgeons offer hope for better quality of life by correcting deformities for people with unavailable specialty surgical care
Alabama Teen Challenge is part of the oldest, largest, and most successful faith-based addictions recovery programs in the world.
Talladega County Child Advocacy Center-Palmer Place
Alabama Teen Challenge is part of the oldest, largest, and most successful faith-based addictions recovery programs in the world.
The Northeast Alabama Center for Community Initiatives (NACCI) is a 501(c)(3), non-profit, public charity corporation
The Calhoun/Cleburne Children’s Center provides free counseling and therapy to child abuse victims.
Our goal is Feeding Hope to God’s People by bringing awareness to the invisible problem of hunger/poverty in our community through mobility.
Transporting Children to Better Health
Piedmont Rescue is a not for profit ambulance and rescue service providing care to the citizens of a 400 square mile area around Piedmont AL
The Piedmont Benevolence Center is a Charitable organization that assist needy in the 36272 postal zip code.
We exist to protect, nurture & restore children and families through Christ-centered foster care, group homes, family care & counseling.
We provide a continuum of support services for children and youth by maximizing their school readiness and encouraging positive life choices
We provide children with vision screenings, eye exams, eyeglasses, medications, surgeries, low vision assessments, vision aids and more.
Provide services for homeless veterans while transitioning into affordable housing. Serving those who have served our nation.
Head. Heart. Hands. Health. For 103 years, Alabama 4-H has been a guiding force to help youth across state achieve life success….
A Rock Foundation is a Disater Relief and Community Revitalization 501 c 3 non profit organization.
The Samaritan House of Talladega was founded in 1978 as a ministry to meet the physical and financial needs to those facing challenges.
Talladega County Child Advocacy Center-Palmer Place
AIDB is the world’s most comprehensive education and service program for children and adults of all ages with hearing and vision loss.
Shocco Springs is a Christian Conference Center in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains near Talladega, Alabama.
SAFE is a community-based, nonprofit organization whose purpose is to provide meaningful opportunities for families.
To save lives and end breast cancer forever by empowering people, ensuring quality care for all and energizing science to find the cures.
