Non Profit Organizations
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AL Women's Resource Network 1211 28th St. S, Suite 100C Birmingham, AL 35205 Catherine Roden-Jones Coordinator |
Phone: 334-202-5092 crodenjones@awrn.org http://www.awrn.org |
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AWRN's mission is to reduce the number of women in prison in Alabama by promoting investment in neighborhood resources and community-based alternatives to prison. Please visit www.awrn.org to read about AWRN's Actions. Percent Woman Owned: 75% | |
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Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence P. O. Box 4762 Montgomery, AL 36101 |
Phone: 334-832-4842 Fax: 334-832-4803 info@acadv.org http://www.acadv.org |
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The Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence is a nonprofit organization dedicated to working toward a peaceful society where domestic violence no longer exists. The ACADV serves domestic violence victims throughout the state through its 18-member shelter programs, and 24 hour crisis line for domestic violence.
If you know someone who is not safe you can help by giving her our crisis line number --1-800-650-6522 or direct her to resources for victims of domestic violence in your community. To find out more, visit the ACADV website. | |
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Alabama Grief Support Services, Inc. One Office Park Circle, Suite 201 Birmingham, AL 35223 Elizabeth (Beth) Walsh Associate Director |
Phone: 205-870-0336 beth_walsh_1@hotmail.com |
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Providing grief education, guidance and support to those who have lost a spouse by death within in the last year. Support groups are offered at no charge in locations throughout Jefferson, Shelby and Walker counties. Individual sessions are offered at no charge to those who have lost other family members or to those who request additional assistance. Call for an appointment with our counselor. | |
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Alabama Veterans Memorial Foundation P.O. Box 36972 Birmingham, AL 35236 Della K. Fancher President |
Phone: 205-985-9488 Fax: 205-985-9488 info@alabamaveterans.com http://www.alabamaveterans.com |
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A place of reflection, a place to educate, and a place to celebrate democracy. A place where we can all pause a moment to thank God and those who served for the peace we enjoy each day. I-459 at Liberty Park. Toll Free: (800) 288-7890 | |
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American Heart Association 1449 Medical Park Drive Birmingham, AL 35213 Nicole Thurston Communications Director |
Phone: 205-510-1511 Fax: 205-510-1501 nicole.thurston@heart.org http://www.americanheart.org |
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The American Heart Association is a non-profit dedicated to reducing cardiovascular disease and stroke. AHA funds research and provides education opportunities and events to the public. I am responsible for Media Relations and Marketing for the State of Alabama. | |
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Assistance League-PrimeTimeTreasures 1755 Oxmoor Road Birmingham, AL 35209 Dianne Alspaugh, President |
Phone: 205-870-5555 Fax: 205-870-4183 albhm@bellsouth.net |
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Meets the third Wednesday of the month, September - May. Purpose: To provide new clothing for children in need and teach all ages to read thru our Learn and Live Program. Funds are raised thru donations and various fund raising events. The Prime Time Treasures Shop which sells crafts made by Senior citizens is managed and staffed by volunteers. Operation School Bell has clothed 13,000 underserved school children since 1985. | |
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Better Business Bureau of Central Alabama 1210 South 20th Street Birmingham, AL 35205 David C. Smitherman President |
Phone: 205-558-2222 Fax: 205-558-2239 info@birmingham-al.bbb.org http://www.birmingham-al.bbb.org |
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The #1 organization assisting businesses & consumers, additionally providing mediation/arbitration services. Toll Free in Alabama only - (800) 824-5274 | |
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Big Brothers Big Sisters 216 Aquarius Drive Homewood, AL 35209 Samantha Hall Paliescheskey Partnership Development Coordinator |
Phone: 205-942-8007 Fax: 205-942-6557 Samantha@bbbsbhm.org http://www.bbbsbhm.org |
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham offers mentoring opportunities to children throughout the Birmingham area. | |
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Business Council of Alabama 2 North Jackson St., Sixth Floor, P. O. Box 76, Montgomery AL 36101-0076 Marty Foster Sullivan, Senior Vice President for Public Affairs and Communications |
Phone: 800-665-9647 Fax: 334-262-7371 martys@bcatoday.org http://www.bcatoday.com |
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A non-partisan, non-profit business trade association representing the interests of more than 5,500 business & industrial members throughout Alabama. | |
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Childcare Resources 1904 First Ave. N. Birmingham, AL 35203 |
Phone: 205-252-1991 Fax: 205-251-2076 childcare@ccr-bhm.org http://www.ccr-bhm.org |
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Childcare Resources makes quality child care happen by partnering with families, child care professionals, corporations, and the community. For families, we provide child care information and counseling as well as child care financial assistance for eligible parents who work or are in school. For child care professionals, we provide training and resources on a wide variety of subjects. For corporations, we have customized employee work/life benefits programs available. For the community, we educate and inform the public about the importance of early care and child development. Childcare Resources is a non-profit organization serving Jefferson, Shelby, Walker and Blount Counties. | |
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Children's Health System 1600 7th Ave. South Birmingham, AL 35233 Laura Martin Physician Relations Coord. |
Phone: 205-939-5928 Fax: 205-939-9064 Laura.Martin@chsys.org http://www.chsys.org |
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Children's Health System is an integrated child health care network dedicated to providing comprehensive pediatric expertise for the children of Alabama. Children's Hospital is a private, not-for-profit hospital governed by a volunteer board of trustees. Children's Hospital of Alabama is the 10th busiest pediatric medical center in the United States. | |
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Children's Health Systems 1600 7th Avenue South Birmingham, AL 35233 Amy Brown Coordinator-Physician Relations |
Phone: 205-939-6916 Fax: 205-939-9064 amy.brown@chsys.org http://www.chsys.org |
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Children's Health System is an integrated child health care network dedicated to providing comprehensive pediatric expertise for the children of Alabama. Children's Hospital is a private, not-for-profit hospital governed by a volunteer board of trustees. Children's Hospital of Alabama is the 10th busiest pediatric medical center in the United States. | |
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Children's Policy Cooperative 744 Pinewood Ave Hueytown, AL 35023 Jennifer S Kilburn Executive Director |
Phone: 205-325-5445 jemkilburn@yahoo.com http://www.jeffersoncountychildren.org |
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The Children's Policy Cooperative is a non-profit organization whose mission is to "Build Partnerships Benefiting Children." The Cooperative supports the Children's Policy Council, a state mandated organization, and works to build the capacity of individuals and agencies to work together to improve the lives of all Jeffesron County's children. | |
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Habitat for Humanity 4408 Richard M. Scrushy Parkway Fairfield, AL 35064 Cassie Sanford Vice-President |
Phone: 205-780-1234 Fax: 205-780-1800 csanford@habitatbham.org http://www.habitatbham.org |
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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Birmingham is one of 1,650 affiliates of Habitat for Humanity International in the United States of America. We believe there is more to a house than its structure. | |
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Kid One Transport 3535 7th Court South Birmingham, AL 35222 Karen Peterlin CEO/President |
Phone: 205-978-1001 Fax: 205-978-1019 kpeterlin@kidone.org http://www.kidone.org |
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Kid One provides non-emergency transport services to medical appointments for children and expecatant mothers. | |
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Leadership Birmingham 2100 First Avenue North, Suite 710 Birmingham, AL 35203 Leadership Birmingham Executive Director |
Phone: 205-252-4496 Fax: 205-252-4497 leadbham@bellsouth.net http://www.leadershipbirmingham.org |
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Leadership Birmingham is an independent non-profit organization which brings together annually a class of 40 to 46 leaders from a wide diversity of backgrounds. Through a series of monthly seminars, these leaders come to know more about the total community and theycome to know and understand one another. The purpose of Leadership Birmingham is to prepare and encourage its graduates to engage in greater individual and group action in order to contribute to the betterment of the community and its people. | |
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Leading Edge Institute P. O. Box 381087 Birmingham, AL 35238-1087 Benga Harrison Executive Director |
Phone: 205-980-9021 Fax: 205-980-3025 benga@leadingedgeinst.org http://www.leadingedgeinst.org |
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The Leading Edge Institute is an educational process that brings together college women to provide them with leadership skill development, expose them to critical issues facing Alabama, and connect them with experienced leaders. More than 30 leaders--from corporate executives and scholars to community activists and political officials--volunteer to serve as faculty and mentors. | |
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Media for Health 2917 Central Avenue Birmingham, AL 35209 Penny Southward Executive Director |
Phone: 205-870-9422 Fax: 205-870-9420 penny@mediaforhealth.org http://www.mediaforhealth.org |
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Media for Health is a private, non-profit organization formed in September 2006. Our mision is to develop, produce and evaluate entertaining programs, services and products that encourage healthier living. Percent Woman Owned: 100% | |
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Positive Maturity, Inc. 3918 Montclair Road, Suite 200 Birmingham, AL 35213 Peggy A. Clarke Director, AWARE |
Phone: 205-803-3211 Fax: 205-803-5039 pmpac@bellsouth.net http://www.positivematurity.org |
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AWARE - Aging Workers Are Reliable Employees. Counseling, social, volunteer and employment opportunities for senior adults, and in-home senior companions for frail elderly. | |
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The Women's Fund 2100 First Avenue North, Suite 705 Birmingham, AL 35203 Virginia K. Sweet Executive Director |
Phone: 205-328-8641 Fax: 205-328-6576 thewomensfund@foundationbirmingham.org |
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The Womens Fund supports critical programs for women and girls through grants and promotes philanthropy among women. | |
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Virginia Samford Theatre 1116 South 26th Street Birmingham, AL 35205 Catherine Rye Gilmore President |
Phone: 205-251-1228 Fax: 205-328-7677 cathy@virginiasamfordtheatre.org http://www.virginiasamfordtheatre.org |
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The historic Virginia Samford Theatre is the oldest performing arts vennue in Jefferson County and is the birthplace for many other outstanding Birmingham arts organiazations. Built in 1927, the landmark playhouse has served as a beacon for local actors, dancers and musicians. Saved from the wrecking ball in 1999 by Virginia Samford Donovan, the intimate theatre was completely renovated in 2002 and is now considered one of the most unique perfomance and event spaces in the Southeast. | |
