100 FATHERS INC
EIN 77-0676357 · Human Service Organizations (P20)
What they do
to Lead Fathers Toward Greater Involvement With Their Children and Families By Promoting Health and Wellness, Eliminating Violence and Inappropriate Behaviors In Our Youth, and By Promoting Values and Character Development. In 2024, 100 Fathers, Inc. Continued to Engage Over Hundreds of Young Men, Fathers and Community Stakeholders As Presenters and Participants In Numerous Events Throughout The Washington Metropolitan Area.. The Organization Continued Youth Leadership Academy Programming In Ward 7 Teaching Non-violence Solutions and Healthy Habits. The Organization Also Continued Its Partnership With The National Black Women for Positive Change Teaching Violence Prevention During The Month of Nonviolence. The 100 Fathers Was Again Selected By The State of Maryland Dept of Family Health Services to Administer Fatherhood Groups In 10 Counties Helping Fathers to Be Better Dads. 100 Fathers Also Continued Donations of Food, Water and Clothing to Local Residents. 100 Fathers Participated I
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ContactDr Franklyn MaloneCEO
In care of% WILLIAM CLARK
Mailing address2300 MONROE ST NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20018-3012
Main phone(202) 361-0761 Contact phone(202) 491-8016 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- March 2022
- County
- District of Columbia
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