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Children and Youth Charities in MALVERN, Pennsylvania

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Youth Development Programs

FAST FLICKS INC

MALVERN, PA

NON-PROFIT FIELD HOCKEY LEAGUE for GIRLS IN THE FIRST THROUGH EIGHTH GRADES.

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Single Organization Support

FRIENDS OF TROOP 78 INC

MALVERN, PA

SUPPORT for SCOUT TROOP 78

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Youth Centers & Clubs

MALVERN MEMORIAL CABIN FOUNDATION

MALVERN, PA

Provides Community Meeting Place and Support for Boy Scout Troop Consisting of 35 Scouts Facilitates Weekly Meetings As Well As Activity Space for Camping and Other Misc Trai…

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Youth Development Programs

NATIONAL FOOTBALL ALLIANCE

MALVERN, PA

The National Football Alliance (NFA) is Creating A Better Football Experience for All Participants Through Research, Education, Activation, and Advocacy.

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Youth Community Service Clubs

STUDENTS HELPING STUDENTS

MALVERN, PA

DURING 2017, THE ORGANIZATION RECYCLED 1,385 MATH & SCIENCE TEXTBOOKS, 1,349 LIBRARY BOOKS, 21 DESKTOP COMPUTER & RELATED EQUIPMENT and 473 WORKBOOKS FROM AFFLUENT EDUCATIONA…

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Youth Community Service Clubs

THE SUNDAY KIDS EAST COAST

MALVERN, PA

THE ORGANIZATION RAN SPECIAL EVENTS WHICH RAISED MONIES for SUPPORTED CHARITIES DURING 2024 INCLUDING A CHILDRENS HOSPITAL of PHILADELPHIA PARKWAY RUN and WALK,LEMONADE for C…

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Youth Development - Business

NEXTGEN BUSINESS AND LAW FORUM

MALVERN, PA

NEXTGEN BUSINESS AND LAW FORUM

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Youth Development N.E.C.

SCIENCE BIZ FOUNDATION

MALVERN, PA

SCIENCE BIZ FOUNDATION .

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