Connecting you to causes in or near Atlanta, Georgia ( change location ) You searched for: Beautification & Horticulture, All ways to participate, Within 100 miles

View:

Local content National content Added in last 7 days
  1. Fulton County(Nonprofits) Atlanta, GA Fulton County offers many opportunities for citizens to become engaged through volunteer service, including programs to support children and youth, seniors, and libraries. In addition, citizens serve as volunteer citizen deputies, assist with environmental programs, and much more. Fulton County is Georgia's largest local government, with more than one million ...

Supported causes:

  2. Historic Oakland Foundation(Nonprofits) Atlanta, GA The mission of Historic Oakland Foundation is to cultivate resources to assist the City of Atlanta in the preservation, restoration and beautification of Historic Oakland Cemetery and to promote it as a local cultural resource and as an historic site of national importance. Oakland Cemetery was established in 1850 when ...

Supported causes:

  3. PARK PRIDE(Nonprofits) Atlanta, GA Park Pride is a nonprofit group that leads and inspires action for parks and greenspace. In 2008, we coordinated over 15,000 hours of volunteer work in Atlanta parks, developed new conceptual master plans for neighborhood parks, and helped start new friends of the park groups. Park Pride continued to work ...

Supported causes:

  4. Georgia Organics (Nonprofits) Atlanta, GA Georgia Organics is a member supported non-profit organization working to integrate healthy, sustainable and locally grown food into the lives of all Georgians. Georgia Organics envisions sustainable, organic and local food transforming our communities to be more healthy, secure and economically-viable. Through innovative networks of sustainable family farms, gardens and ...

Supported causes:

  5. Southeastern Horticultural Society(Nonprofits) Atlanta, GA The Southeastern Horticulture Society is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to promoting the knowledge, art, and enjoyment of horticulture throughout the Southeastern United States by: providing year-round education for all skill levels through lectures, workshops, publications and interactive electronic communication; forming and developing collaborative partnerships with other organizations seeking environmental ...

Supported causes:

  6. Trees Atlanta(Nonprofits) Atlanta, GA Trees Atlanta is a non-profit citizens' group that plants and conserves trees and educates the public about the importance of trees. Since 1985, Trees Atlanta has planted and distributed more than 71,000 trees. We have 3,000 active volunteers who not only plant and care for trees but also share information ...

Supported causes:

  7. George West Mental Health Foundation (Skyland Trail)(Nonprofits) Atlanta, GA Skyland Trail is a community-based non-profit organization that offers hope to adults with mental illness by teaching them the practical skills they need to lead productive and independent lives. We provide a unique curriculum of innovative services, tailored to the individual client, to improve mental, physical and social well-being. Programs ...

Supported causes:

  8. Hillcrest Cemetery Memorial Association(Nonprofits) Atlanta, GA The purpose of this organization is to maintain and preserve the historically significant abandoned property known as the Hillcrest Cemetery located in East Point, Georgia. The Association will provide educational information and tours on the historical significance of Hillcrest Cemetery. Further, this organization will maintain and preserve to the greatest ...

Supported causes:

  9. Chastain Park Conservancy(Nonprofits) Atlanta, GA The Chastain Park Conservancy is a 501.c.3 with a mission to 'restore, enhance, maintain, and preserve' Chastain Park. Chastain Park is the largest park in the City of Atlanta Park system with 268 acres. The Park host NYO (youth sports), the Chastain Horse Park (theraputic riding), a 2.7 mile PATH ...

Supported causes:

  10. Old National Merchants Association(Nonprofits) Atlanta, GA Founded in 1989 with the assistance of then-Fulton County Commissioner Michael Hightower and with the support of a community enthusiastic about controlling its destiny, the Old National Merchants Association (ONMA) is one of metro Atlanta’s most dynamic business and economic development organizations. ONMA has earned the sustained support of area ...

Supported causes:

X Close
Refine or change search
example: "Golf"

Causes

example: "Environment"

Ways to participate

example: "Events"

Where