There are countless non-profits in the Mobile Alabama area that do good things. So, this section is to highlight some of that good.
In collaboration with Keep Mobile Beautiful, Inc., the Alabama Coastal Heritage Trust, and Clean Water Future, the Mobile County Commission sponsors Love Your Community’s anti-littering initiative (LYC). They aim to get residents involved in community cleanup and restoration. The initiative…
When things don’t go exactly well, and there is a lot of doubt, people are likely to place their interests ahead of others. There was a problem of uncertainty in the year 2020 for everyone. Joe Bullard Automotive developed a…
McKemie Place seems to be the only place in Southwest Alabama where ladies without company can go in case of an emergency. Formed as an independent organization in 2010 due to the Homeless Coalition response team, it began as a…
Victory Health Partners is a non-profit healthcare organization centered on the faith. It was founded in 2003 after Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lightfoot returned from many medical missions worldwide. How Did Victory Health Partners Begin? Over their journeys, they discovered…
Since its founding in 1985, Rapahope has brought happiness to children with cancer and their families. It is a non-profit organization that provides year-round activities, such as its flagship summer camp (Camp Rapahope!) and weekend and day-long chances for families…
Established in 1990, the Alabama Coastal Foundation expanded its scope in 2012, becoming its first statewide nonprofit. Alabama’s coastal ecology is at risk because of a lack of cooperation and education. The Alabama Coastal Foundation (ACF) was able to strike…
There are many nonprofit organizations in Mobile that go unrecognized. Each of them provides the community with a different necessary service, but the only way for them to keep operating is through donations, events, and volunteers. Here are just a…